Specific Commands Specific Command Summary
44 Agilent 8163A/B, 8164A/B & 8166A/B Mainframes, Fifth Edition
Specific Command Summary
The commands are ordered in a command tree. Every command belongs to
a node in this tree.
The root nodes are also called the su bsystems. A subsystem contains all
commands belonging to a specific topic . In a subsystem there may be
further subnodes.
All the nodes have to be given with a command. For example in the
command disp:brig
•DISPlay is the subsystem containing all commands for co ntrolling the
display,
•BRIGhtness is the command selecting brightness.
Table4 gives an overview of the command tree. You see the nodes, the
subnodes, and th e included comman ds.
If a command and a query are both availab le, the command ends /?.
So, disp:brig/? means that disp:brig and disp:b rig? are both available.
NOTE
Table4 Specific Command Summary
Command Description Page
:CONFigure[n][:CHANnel[m]]:OFFSet
:WAVelength:REFerence/? Sets or queries the slot and channel of the external reference
powermeter.
page161
:WAVelength:STATe/? Switches or queries attenuator Offset Table on or off/? page160
:WAVelength:TABle? Queries the complete offset table. page164
:WAVelength:TABle:SIZE? Queries the size of the offset table. page164
:WAVelength:VALue Adds a value pair (wavelength, offset) to the offset table. page161
:WAVelength:VALue:DELete Deletes an offset value pair. page163
:WAVelength:VALue:DELete:ALL Delete s all value pairs f rom the offset table. page 163
:WAVelength:VALue:OFFSet? Queries an offset value according to wavelength or index. page162
:WAVelength:VALue:PAIR? Queries an offset/wavelength value pair according to wavelength
or index.
page163
:WAVelength:VALue:WAVelength? Queries a wavelength value from its index in the offset table page162