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3.7.
E 3-15
REMOTE
CONTROL
OF THE
INSTRUMENT
AH 1:
— acceptor handshake
SH 1:
source handshake
L4:
listener function
T6:
talker function
RL 1:
local/remote with local lockout
SR 1:
service request SRO
LL
amplitude (dBm)
(= key dBm)
V
for amplitude
dBm for leve!
Examples:
F 1900
F3.125
F2E6
frequency input 1 kHz
frequency input 3.125 Hz
frequency input 2 MHz
If the parameter is input in the exponential form, then please note that only the first digit of the ex-
ponent is considered; further digits are accepted but ignored.
The frequency value F 4E23, for example, is identified as F4E2 = 409 Hz. The size of the mantissa in
exponential values, of integers and reals are restricted to the largest possible number of digits on the
corresponding display panel, i. e. 8 digits for frequency inputs, 3 digits for the input of levels etc.. More
digits can be entered than are actually possible, but only the first digits of the input string will be
recognised.
—
Remote control headers for modulation AM
—
Numeric extensions for modulation
MA (x) amplitude modulation
X
=
@ switches off the operation
MO
"modulation off"
1 internal modulation
(= key INT)
2 external modulation (= key EXT)
The numeric extension must be sent in addition to the command 'MA' in order to transmit the required
additional information; the figure @ switches off the respective function.
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