Rubidium™ MG362x1A Series Low-Noise RF/Microwave Signal Generator : Native Programming : Command Codes
 
Command Codes
These native commands allow the user to program all front panel and menu functions (except for power on/standby). Each native command is mnemonic code that represents an instrument command or parameter; for example: RST (reset).
Table: MG362x1A Native Command Codes Listed by Function (1 of 2) is a listing of all MG362x1A native command mnemonic codes grouped into functional categories. The listing for each category includes references to the paragraph and page number in this chapter where a complete description of that group of commands can be found.
MG362x1A Native Command Codes Listed by Function (1 of 2)
Native Command
Group Function
Command Codes
Data Entry/Data
Terminator Commands
CLR
CW Frequency Commands
ACW, CF0, CF1
Configuration Commands
RO0, RO1
Output Commands
*IDN?,
Parameter Entry Commands
D1, D2, D3, D4, DFF, DFM, DLF, F0, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, FDV, FMR, FMS, PDT, PDY, PHD, PHR, PNS, PR, PSO, SDT, SNS, SWT, W1, W2, W3, W4, XL0, XL1, XL2, XL3, XL4, XL5, XL6, XL7, XL8, XL9
Power Commands
AT0, AT1, ATT(xx), LO0, LO1, LOS, RF0, RF1,
Modulation Commands
D1, GP, IP, OPP, P0, PC4, PER, PMD1, PMD2, PMD3, PMD4, PTG1, PTG2, PTG3, PTG4, PTG5, PTG6, PW, XP
Service Request and Status Byte Commands
CSB, EL0, EL1, FB0, FB1, LE0, LE1, LS0, LS1MB0, MB1, MB2, OEM, OES, OSB, PE0, PE1SQ0, SQ1, UL0, UL1
Self Test Commands
TST
Stored Setup Commands
RSN1, RSN2, RSN3, RSN4, RSBN5, RSN6, RSN7, RSN8, RSN9, SSN1, SSN2, SSN3, SSN4, SSN5, SSN6, SSN7, SSN8, SSN9
Miscellaneous Commands
DS0, DS1, P3, P4, RL, RST, SYST:LANG "SCPI", SYST:LANG?
The MG362x1A signal generator does not accept parameter or data entries in an exponential or scientific notation format. The accepted data formats are as follows:
A decimal or integer format for entering parameters and data
A binary-byte format for entering the status byte mask commands
Open a parameter command for data entry. Parameter commands are listed in each corresponding parameter table in this chapter.
Data Entry
When a parameter is open for data entry, its value can be changed as follows:
By sending a numeric value followed by the appropriate terminator code
By incrementing or decrementing its value using an associated step size
An appropriate data terminator must be used to terminate a numeric-parameter entry, and it must immediately follow the numeric value. If it does not, a parameter entry error will result.
The parameter and data entry commands do not affect the signal generator’s output unless the parameter being changed is also the current output parameter. The commands, therefore, may be used to change the preset values of parameters without altering the MG362x1A output.
Parameter Entry Commands (1 of 2)
Mnemonic Code
Description
CLR
Clear data entry.
D1
Opens the internal pulse delay1 parameter.
D2
Opens the internal pulse delay2 parameter.
D3
Opens the internal pulse delay3 parameter.
D4
Opens the internal pulse delay4 parameter.
DFF
Opens the delta frequency parameter.
DFM
Opens the delta frequency parameter.
DLF
Opens the delta frequency parameter.
F0
Opens the F0 parameter.
F1
Opens the F1 parameter.
F2
Opens the F2 parameter.
F3
Opens the F3 parameter.
F4
Opens the F4 parameter.
F5
Opens the F5 parameter.
F6
Opens the F6 parameter.
F7
Opens the F7 parameter.
F8
Opens the F8 parameter.
F9
Opens the F9 parameter.
FDV
Opens the internal FM deviation parameter.
FMR
Opens the internal FM rate parameter.
FMS
Opens the external FM sensitivity parameter.
M0
Opens the M0 parameter.
M1
Opens the M1 parameter.
M2
Opens the M2 parameter.
M3
Opens the M3 parameter.
M4
Opens the M4 parameter.
M5
Opens the M5 parameter.
M6
Opens the M6 parameter.
M7
Opens the M7 parameter.
M8
Opens the M8 parameter.
M9
Opens the M9 parameter.
PDT
Opens the power sweep dwell time parameter.
PDY
Opens the internal pulse delay1 parameter (Same as D1).
PHD
Opens the internal ΦM deviation parameter.
PHR
Opens the internal ΦM rate parameter.
PHS
Opens the external ΦM sensitivity parameter.
PDY
Opens the internal pulse delay1 parameter.
PNS
Opens the power sweep number of steps parameter.
PR
Opens the internal pulse frequency parameter.
PSO
Opens the phase offset parameter.
SDT
Opens the step sweep dwell time parameter.
SNS
Opens the step sweep number of steps parameter.
SWT
Opens the sweep time parameter.
W1
Opens the internal pulse width 1 parameter.
W2
Opens the internal pulse width 2 parameter.
W3
Opens the internal pulse width 3 parameter.
W4
Opens the internal pulse width 4 parameter.
XL0
Opens the L0 parameter.
XL1
Opens the L1 parameter.
XL2
Opens the L2 parameter.
XL3
Opens the L3 parameter.
XL4
Opens the L4 parameter.
XL5
Opens the L5 parameter.
XL6
Opens the L6 parameter.
XL7
Opens the L7 parameter.
XL8
Opens the L8 parameter.
XL9
Opens the L9 parameter.