IB

Input B

Provides a method for putting values into trace B. The spectrum analyzer expects 401 two-byte
integers. The data values can represent the range of integer numbers.
Syntax
Item Description/Default
Range
Data byte
&bit byte containing numeric or character data.
Example
10 ASSIGN
@a
TO
718;FORMAT
ON
20 ASSIGN
BSa-bin
TO
718;FORMAT
OFF
30 INTEGER
Binary(l:401)
40 OUTPUT
(PSa;"CF
300MZ;CLRW TRB;BLANK TRA;SP
1OMZ;SNGLS;TS;"
50 OUTPUT
QISa;"TDF
B;MDS
W;TB;"
60 ENTER
QSa-bin;Binary(*)
70 OUTPUT
@Sa;"CF
1OOMZ;RB
30KZ;SP
1MZ;TS;"
80 DISP "PRESS CONTINUE WHEN READY"
90 PAUSE
100 OUTPUT
OSa;"IB";
110 OUTPUT
aSa_bin;Binary(*)
120 OUTPUT
718;"VIEW
TRB;"
130 END
Llimensions an array called “‘Binary.
”
Zzkes a measurement sweep.
Outputs trace B (in binary) to computer:
Stores trace data in array.
Changes the spectrum analyzer settings.
Prepares spectrum analyzer to re-
ceive trace
B data stored in array.
Sends trace B data to spectrum
analyzer
Description
The IB command sends trace B data as binary data only; IB is independent of the measurement
data size (MDS) command. The IB command expects 802 data bytes (401 data points, two bytes
each).
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Programming Commands