MS2722C 1 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 1 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 1 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 1 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 1 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 1 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 1 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 1 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 1 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 1 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 1 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 1 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 1 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 1 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 1 Hz to 43 GHz
Specifies how successive traces are combined to produce the resulting display value. Setting the TYPE to NONE is the equivalent of setting the trace mode to “Normal->A” on the front panel. The displayed value for a point is the current measured value for that point. Setting the TYPE to SCALar is the equivalent of setting the trace mode to “Average->A” on the front panel. The displayed value for a point is the average of the last <integer> measured values where <integer> is set by [:SENSe]:AVERage:COUNt. Setting the TYPE to MAXimum is the equivalent of setting the trace mode to “Max Hold->A” on the front panel. The displayed value for a point is the maximum measured value for that point over sweeps. Setting the TYPE to MINimum is the equivalent of setting the trace mode to “Min Hold->A” on the front panel. The displayed value for a point is the minimum measured value for that point over sweeps.
Sets the state of the coupling of the video bandwidth to the resolution bandwidth. Setting the value to ON or 1 will result in the video bandwidth being coupled to the resolution bandwidth. That is, when the resolution bandwidth changes, the video bandwidth changes. Setting the value to OFF or 0 will result in the video bandwidth being un-coupled from the resolution bandwidth. That is, changing the resolution bandwidth will not change the video bandwidth. When this command is issued, the video bandwidth setting itself will not change. The default value is ON. That is, sending :SENS:BAND:VID:AUTO is equivalent to sending :SENS:BAND:VID:AUTO ON.
Sets the state of the coupling of the resolution bandwidth to the frequency span. Setting the value to ON or 1 will result in the resolution bandwidth being coupled to the span. That is, when the span changes, the resolution bandwidth changes. Setting the value to OFF or 0 will result in the resolution bandwidth being un-coupled from the span. That is, changing the span will not change the resolution bandwidth. When this command is issued, the resolution bandwidth setting itself will not change. The default value is ON. That is, sending :SENS:BAND:RES:AUTO is equivalent to sending :SENS:BAND:RES:AUTO ON.
MS2722C 10 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 10 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 10 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 10 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 10 Hz to 43 GHz
Sets the input impedance that is used for amplitude correction and conversion between units (dBm vs. dBV vs. Volts, etc.). If the value of <integer> is 50, no correction is performed. If the value of <integer> is 75, correction is done based on Anritsu adapter 12N50-75B. To place the instrument in Other or offset mode, send a 2. Once in the “Other” mode, the command, [:SENSe]:CORRection:IMPedance[:INPut]:OFFSet, can be used to adjust the offset.
Sets the detection method for calculating each display point. Each display point represents several measurements. The detection type determines how the display point is derived from its associated measurements. POSitive Peak detection displays the maximum value of the associated measurements. RMS detection displays the average power of the associated measurements. NEGative Peak detection displays the minimum value of the associated measurements. SAMPle detection displays the “middle” point of those measurements associated with a display point. For example, if there are 3 measurement frequencies associated with a given display point, sample detection will display the value at the frequency of the second measurement point.
MS2722C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 43 GHz
Selects the desired signal standard from the list. The <string> argument is the name of the desired signal standard as displayed in the instrument’s current signal standard list. The list can be seen on the instrument by choosing the Signal Standard submenu button in the Freq menu. The list can also be downloaded remotely and viewed using Anritsu Master Software Tools. For example, if the desired Signal Standard is P-GSM 900 - Uplink, then the value of the <string> argument would be “P-GSM 900 - Uplink”.
MS2722C 9 GHzMS2723C 13 GHz
MS2724C 20 GHz
MS2725C 32 GHz
MS2726C 43 GHz
MS2722C 0 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 0 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 0 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 0 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 0 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 9 GHzMS2723C 13 GHz
MS2724C 20 GHz
MS2725C 32 GHz
MS2726C 43 GHz
MS2722C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 0 Hz and 10 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 0 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 0 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 0 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 0 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 0 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 1 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 1 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 1 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 1 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 1 Hz to 43 GHz
MS2722C 9 GHzMS2723C 13 GHz
MS2724C 20 GHz
MS2725C 32 GHz
MS2726C 43 GHz
MS2722C 10 Hz to 9 GHzMS2723C 10 Hz to 13 GHz
MS2724C 10 Hz to 20 GHz
MS2725C 10 Hz to 32 GHz
MS2726C 10 Hz to 43 GHz
Selects an antenna from the antenna list to use for field strength measurement result calculations. The <antenna> argument is a 1-based index of the position of the desired antenna in the instrument’s current antenna list. The list can be seen on the instrument by choosing the “Antenna” soft-key button in the “F Strength” menu. For example, if the desired antenna were the 3rd item on the antenna listing then the value of the <antenna> argument would be 3. Setting the <antenna> argument to 0 indicates that no antenna is selected.
The query form of this command will return the index of the currently-selected antenna.
Sets the method for calculating occupied bandwidth. XDB calculates the occupied bandwidth based on points a specified number of dB below the carrier. Issue command [:SENSe]:OBWidth:XDB to set the number of dB to be used. PERCent calculates the occupied bandwidth based on points a specified percentage of the carrier power below the carrier. Issue command [:SENSe]:OBWidth:PERCent to set the percentage to be used.
Sets the IF Bandwidth. Setting a value of 1 is equivalent of setting the IF Bandwidth to Normal on the front panel. Setting a value of 3 is equivalent of setting the IF Bandwidth to 10 MHz BW on the front panel. Setting the value of 4 is equivalent of setting the IF Bandwidth to 16 MHz BW on the front panel. Note that option 89 must be available and in Zero span for the command to be valid. The query version of this command will return a 0 if not in zero span.
Sets the input attenuation coupling. Setting the value to ON or 1 will result in the input attenuation being coupled to the reference level. Setting the value to OFF or 0 will result in the input attenuation being un-coupled from the reference level. That is, changing the reference level will not change the input attenuation. When this command is issued, the input attenuator setting itself will not change. The default value is ON. That is, sending :SENS:POW:ATT:AUTO is equivalent to sending :SENS:POW:ATT:AUTO ON.
