> All Mode Commands
> :BASe:DIRectory:COPY <"source-directory">,<"destination-directory">
> :BASe:DIRectory:DELete <"directory">, {1|0}
> :BASe:DIRectory:MAKe <"directory">
> :BASe:FILe:COPY <"source-filename">, <"destination-filename">
> :BASe:FILe:DELete <"filename">
> :CONFigure:BASe:FACTorydefault
> :CONFigure:BASe:MASTerreset
> :CONFigure:BASe:POWeroff 0|1
> :CONFigure:VIP:ANALyze:AUTO ON|OFF|1|0
> :FETCh:GPSData:RESet
> :INSTrument:NSELect <application-mode-number>
> :INSTrument:SELect <"mode-identifier">
> :MMEMory:DELete <"filename">
> :MMEMory:LOAD:STATe 1,<"filename">
> :MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe 1,<"filename">
> :MMEMory:STORe:PNG 0,<"filename">
> :MMEMory:STORe:STATe 0,<"filename">
> :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe <integer>,<"filename">
> :PROGram:ETT:ABORtscript
> :PROGram:ETT:LOADscript <"filename">
> :PROGram:ETT:NEXTstep
> :SYSTem:CODeload
> :SYSTem:PRESet
> [:SENSe]:BASe:BRIGhtness <brightness-level>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:GATEway <"Default-Gateway">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:IP <"IP-address">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:SUBnet <"Subnet-Mask">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MODE MANual|DHCP
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MODE:MANual:RESTart
> [:SENSe]:BASe:REMote 0|1|2
> [:SENSe]:BASe:SCRNshot:SCHeme INVerted|STANdard
> [:SENSe]:BASe:TIME <time-in-seconds>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:VOLume <volume-level>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:VOLume:AUDio ON|OFF|1|0
> The commands in this section apply to all instrument modes.
> *IDN?
> Query Description
> Provides information about the device. Return format: Anritsu,<model-number>/<options>,<serial-number>,<package-version>
> Example
> To get device information:
> *IDN?
> *OPC?
> Query Description
> Blocks the SCPI engine from receiving new commands until system completes all pending operations. Returns 1 for operation complete.
> Example
> To block until operation is complete:
> *OPC?
> :BASe:DIRectory:COPY <"source-directory">,<"destination-directory">
> Cmd Description
> Copy all files from source directory to destination directory.
> Param Type
> String, String
> Param Description
> Source directory, Destination directory
> Example
> To copy a directory:
> :BAS:DIR:COPY "/internal/folder1/", "/internal/folder2/"
> :BASe:DIRectory:DELete <"directory">, {1|0}
> Cmd Description
> Delete contents in a directory.
> Param Type
> String, Integer
> Param Description
> Param1: Directory path, Optional Param2: Delete mode - 1 to delete the directory and contents, 0 to delete contents only. Default is 0.
> Example
> To delete the contents of a directory:
> :BAS:DIR:DEL "/internal/folder1/"
> :BASe:DIRectory:MAKe <"directory">
> Cmd Description
> Create a directory.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Directory path
> Example
> To create a directory:
> :BAS:DIR:MAK "/internal/folder1/"
> :BASe:FILe:COPY <"source-filename">, <"destination-filename">
> Cmd Description
> Copy an existing file to another filepath. For USB drives, ensure /usb/ or /usb2/ is correctly used as the root folder.
> Param Type
> String, String
> Param Description
> Param1: Source filename, Param2: Destination filename. The folder structure must exist before copying
> Example
> To copy a file to a connected USB drive:
> :BAS:FIL:COPY "/internal/Temp.dat", "/usb/CopiedFile.dat"
> :BASe:FILe:DELete <"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Delete a file.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Filename with extension
> Example
> To delete a file:
> :BAS:FIL:DEL "/internal/temp.dat"
> :CONFigure:BASe:FACTorydefault
> Cmd Description
> This command sets system to factory default state.
> Example
> To set to factory default:
> :CONF:BAS:FACT
> :CONFigure:BASe:MASTerreset
> Cmd Description
> This command sets system to master reset state.
> Example
> To perform master reset:
> :CONF:BAS:MAST
> :CONFigure:BASe:POWeroff 0|1
> Cmd Description
> Command cycles the power to the instrument (0) or turns it completely off (1). Cycling the power does not save the current setup (instrument will restart with last saved setup) whereas turning the instrument off will store the current setup.
> Param Range
> 0 for power cycling, 1 for turning instrument off
> Example
> To cycle the system power:
> :CONF:BAS:POW 0
> :CONFigure:VIP:ANALyze:AUTO ON|OFF|1|0
> :CONFigure:VIP:ANALyze:AUTO?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets auto analyze state.
> Query Description
> Query returns auto analyze state. Query returns 1 if auto analyze is on. Otherwise, it returns 0.
> Param Range
> ON|OFF|1|0
> Default Value
> OFF|0
> Example
> To set auto analyze state to on:
> :CONF:VIP:ANAL:AUTO ON
> :FETCh:GPSData:RESet
> Cmd Description
> Reset the current and last GPS data.
> Example
> To reset GPS data:
> :FETC:GPSD:RES
> :FETCh:GPSData? {CURRent|LAST}
> Query Description
> Query returns the current or the last GPS data. If no parameter is entered, it defaults to return current GPS data. Latitude and longitude units are in radians. Altitude units are in meters. Return format: No H/W Found|No Fix|Good Fix (3D),<time-stamp>,<latitude>,<longitude>,<altitude>|Good Fix (2D),<time-stamp>,<latitude>,<longitude>
> Param Description
> Optional Param: GPS data collection type, default is CURRent.
> Param Range
> CURRent|LAST
> Example
> Query the current GPS data:
> :FETC:GPSD? CURRent
> :INSTrument:CATalog:FULL?
> Query Description
> Queries the available modes. ’CAA’2 for Advanced Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, ’Power Meter’6 for Power Meter, ’HI_PM’10 for High Accuracy Power Meter, ’cCAA’201 for Classic Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, ’VIP’202 for Visual Inspection Probe
> Example
> To query available application modes:
> :INST:CAT:FULL?
> :INSTrument:NSELect <application-mode-number>
> :INSTrument:NSELect?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the required application mode.
> Query Description
> Query returns which mode is currently selected. 2 for Advanced Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, 6 for Power Meter,10 for High Accuracy Power Meter, 201 for Classic Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, 202 for Visual Inspection Probe.
> Param Type
> Integer
> Param Description
> Application Mode
> Param Range
> 2|6|10|201|202
> Example
> To set current application mode to Hi Accuracy Power Meter:
> :INST:NSEL 10
> :INSTrument:SELect <"mode-identifier">
> :INSTrument:SELect?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the required application mode.
> Query Description
> Query returns which mode is currently selected. "CAA" for Advanced Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, "Power Meter" for Power Meter, "HI_PM" for High Accuracy Power Meter, "cCAA" for Classic Cable Antenna Analyzer mode, "VIP" for Visual Inspection Probe
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Application mode identifier
> Param Range
> "CAA"|"Power Meter"|"HI_PM"|"cCAA"|"VIP"
> Example
> To set current application mode to Hi Accuracy Power Meter:
> :INST:SEL "HI_PM"
> :MMEMory:DELete <"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Delete setup(.stp) or measurement(.dat) file.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Filepath with extension
> Example
> To delete a setup:
> :MMEM:DEL "/internal/temp.stp"
> :MMEMory:LOAD:STATe 1,<"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Recall the given setup file.
> Param Type
> Integer, String
> Param Description
> Param1: Must send 1 as first parameter, Param2: Filepath with extension.
> Example
> To recall a setup (include extension):
> :MMEM:LOAD:STAT 1, "/internal/temp.stp"
> :MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe 1,<"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Recall the given measurement file.
> Param Type
> Integer, String
> Param Description
> Param1: Must send 1 as first parameter, Param2: Filepath with extension.
> Example
> To recall a measurement (include extension):
> :MMEM:LOAD:TRAC 1, "/internal/temp.dat"
> :MMEMory:STORe:PNG 0,<"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Save screenshot as a .png file.
> Param Type
> Integer, String
> Param Description
> Param1: Must send 0 as first parameter, Param2: Filepath without extension.
> Example
> To save a screenshot (include directory path, do not include extension):
> :MMEM:STOR:PNG 0, "/internal/temp"
> :MMEMory:STORe:STATe 0,<"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Save the user settings as a setup file.
> Param Type
> Integer, String
> Param Description
> Param1: Must send 0 as first parameter, Param2: Filepath without extension.
> Example
> To save a setup (include directory path, do not include extension):
> :MMEM:STOR:STAT 0, "/internal/temp"
> Notes
> In VIP mode, use this command to save .vipi file. Image must be captured first in order for save to happen.
> :MMEMory:STORe:TRACe <integer>,<"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Stores the trace data and settings into a file with specified type.
> Param Type
> Integer, String
> Param Description
> Param1: An integer representing the file type where 1 or 0 : Measurement file (default), Param2: Filepath without extension.
> Example
> To save a measurement (include directory path, do not include extension):
> :MMEM:STOR:TRAC 0, "/internal/temp"
> :PROGram:ETT:ABORtscript
> Cmd Description
> Command exits easy-test mode.
> Example
> To abort ETT mode:
> :PROG:ETT:ABOR
> :PROGram:ETT:LOADscript <"filename">
> Cmd Description
> Command begins easy-test mode with the given filename.
> Param Description
> Filename with .ett extension
> Example
> To enter ETT mode:
> :PROG:ETT:LOAD "/internal/my-test.ett"
> :PROGram:ETT:NEXTstep
> Cmd Description
> Command performs the next step while in easy-test mode.
> Example
> To proceed to the next step in ETT mode:
> :PROG:ETT:NEXT
> :PROGram:ETT:STATe?
> Example
> To get the ETT state:
> :PROG:ETT:STAT?
> :SYSTem:CODeload
> Cmd Description
> Command performs a firmware update from a USB drive.
> Example
> To initiate a firmware update:
> :SYST:COD
> :SYSTem:MBTemperature?
> Query Description
> Query returns motherboard temperature in degree C.
> Example
> To query motherboard temperature:
> :SYST:MBT?
> :SYSTem:OPTions?
> Query Description
> Query returns option string delimited by "/".
> Example
> To query full option string:
> :SYST:OPT?
> :SYSTem:PRESet
> Cmd Description
> Presets the application to its default state. Use *OPC? to block till preset is complete.
> Example
> To perform preset:
> :SYST:PRES
> [:SENSe]:BASe:BRIGhtness <brightness-level>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:BRIGhtness?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the brightness level.
> Query Description
> Query returns the brightness level.
> Param Type
> Integer
> Param Range
> 0 to 10 in increments of 1, where 0 is 0% and 10 is 100% brightness setting.
> Default Value
> 10
> Example
> To set brightness to 5:
> :BAS:BRIG 5
> [:SENSe]:BASe:IPaddress?
> Query Description
> Query returns the IP address in a special format. Return value example: 2887436918 (to recover the actual IP address of 172.26.202.118, you need to convert the returned value to hex AC1ACA76 and then take the resulting 4 numbers (2 characters each, in hex) and convert them back to decimal.
> Example
> To query IP address:
> :BAS:IP?
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:GATEway <"Default-Gateway">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:GATEway?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the static Gateway.
> Query Description
> Query returns the static Gateway in string format.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Default Gateway
> Example
> To set static Gateway:
> :BAS:NET:MAN:GATE "192.35.101.1"
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:IP <"IP-address">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:IP?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the static IP address.
> Query Description
> Query returns the static IP address in string format.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> IP address
> Example
> To set static IP address:
> :BAS:NET:MAN:IP "192.35.100.1"
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:SUBnet <"Subnet-Mask">
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MANual:SUBnet?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the static Subnet Mask.
> Query Description
> Query returns the static Subnet Mask in string format.
> Param Type
> String
> Param Description
> Subnet Mask
> Example
> To set static Subnet Mask:
> :BAS:NET:MAN:SUB "255.255.252.0"
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MODE MANual|DHCP
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MODE?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the Ethernet configuration to DHCP or static (manual).
> Query Description
> Query returns the Ethernet configuration.
> Param Type
> Character
> Param Description
> MANual|DHCP
> Example
> To set the Ethernet configuration to static (manual):
> :BAS:NET:MODE MAN
> [:SENSe]:BASe:NET:MODE:MANual:RESTart
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the Ethernet configuration to static (manual) and restarts the instrument.
> Example
> To set the Ethernet configuration to static (manual) and trigger a restart:
> :BAS:NET:MODE:MAN:REST
> [:SENSe]:BASe:REMote 0|1|2
> Cmd Description
> Command sets instrument into local lock-out for remote operation. Send 0 is to get out of remote mode and restore front-panel operation, 1 to set remote mode with synchronous communication, and 2 to set remote mode with asynchronous communication.
> Param Type
> Integer
> Param Range
> 1|0
> Default Value
> 0
> Example
> To set the instrument to remote synchronous mode and perform a local lock-out:
> :BAS:REM 1
> [:SENSe]:BASe:SCRNshot:SCHeme INVerted|STANdard
> [:SENSe]:BASe:SCRNshot:SCHeme?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the screenshot setting scheme.
> Query Description
> Query returns the value that represents the current screenshot scheme.
> Param Type
> Character
> Param Range
> INVerted|STANdard
> Default Value
> INVerted
> Example
> To set the screen capture scheme to standard:
> :BAS:SCRN:SCH STAN
> [:SENSe]:BASE:TEMPerature?
> Query Description
> Query returns motherboard temperature in degree C. Same as :SYSTem:MBTemperature?
> Example
> To query the motherboard temperature:
> :BAS:TEMP?
> [:SENSe]:BASe:TIME <time-in-seconds>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:TIME?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the time. Send a -1 to synchronize the system time with GPS.
> Query Description
> Query returns value that represents the number of seconds from 1/1/1970.
> Param Type
> Integer
> Param Description
> Number of seconds from 1/1/1970
> Default Units
> s(seconds)
> Example
> To set the time to 3:09 on January 5, 2012:
> :BAS:TIME 1325776177
> [:SENSe]:BASe:VOLume <volume-level>
> [:SENSe]:BASe:VOLume?
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the volume level.
> Query Description
> Query returns the volume level.
> Param Type
> Integer
> Param Range
> 0 to 10 in increments of 1, where 0 is 0% and 10 is 100% of volume setting.
> Default Value
> 5
> Example
> To set volume to 7:
> :BAS:VOL 7
> [:SENSe]:BASe:VOLume:AUDio ON|OFF|1|0
> Cmd Description
> Command sets the audio state. ON means audio is enabled. OFF means audio is disabled.
> Param Type
> Character|Integer
> Param Range
> ON|OFF|1|0
> Default Value
> ON|1
> Example
> To mute audio:
> :BAS:VOL:AUD OFF