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Parameters Parameter Types. The following table contains explanations and examples of parameter types you might see later in this chapter.

Parameter Type	Explanations and Examples


Numeric	Accepts all commonly used decimal representations of
	numbers including optional signs, decimal points, and
	scientific notation.
	123, 123E2, -123, -1.23E2, .123, 1.23E-2, 1.23000E-01.
	Special cases include MIN, MAX, and DEF. MIN selects
	minimum value available, MAX selects maximum value
	available, and DEF selects default or reset value.

Boolean	Represents a single binary condition that is either true or
	false.
	1 or ON; 0 or OFF.

Discrete	Selects from a finite number of values. These parameters
	use mnemonics to represent each valid setting.
	An example is the TRIGger:SOURce <source> command
	where source can be BUS, EXT, HOLD, or IMM.

Optional Parameters. Parameters shown within square brackets ([ ]) are optional parameters. (Note that the brackets are not part of the command and are not sent to the instrument.) If you do not specify a value for an optional parameter, the instrument chooses a default value. For example, consider the ARM:COUNt? [<MIN MAX>] command. If you send the command without specifying a parameter, the present ARM:COUNt value is returned. If you send the MIN parameter, the command returns the minimum count available (1). If you send the MAX parameter, the command returns the maximum count available (32,767). Be sure to place a space between the command and the parameter.

Linking Commands Linking IEEE 488.2 Common Commands with SCPI Commands. Use

a semicolon between the commands. For example:

*RST;OUTP ON

or

TRIG:SOUR HOLD;*TRG

Linking Multiple SCPI Commands. Use both a semicolon and a colon

between the commands. For example:

ARM COUN 1;:TRIG:SOUR EXT

SCPI allows several commands within the same subsystem to be linked with a semicolon. For example:

ROUT:CLOS (@100);:ROUT:OPEN (A101)

or

ROUT:CLOS (@100);OPEN (@101)

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Contents Open OPEN? Scan Scanmode SCANMODE? Cpon HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Contents Certification Documentation History According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN AprilPage Business Reply Mail Page Microwave Switch Description Using This ChapterGetting Started with the HP E1368A/69A/70A Chapter HP E1368A Switches Power Supply CircuitInstrument Definition Programming the Microwave SwitchCard Numbers for Multiple-Module Switchboxes Initial Operation Example Reset the switchbox and close channelConfiguring the HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules Logical Address Selection Setting the Address SwitchInterrupt Priority Selection Selecting the Interrupt PriorityInstalling Switches on the Module Installing Switches on the HP E1369AChapter Configuring the HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules Microwave Switch Installation Connecting Switches External To the Module Selecting Switch Power Selecting Switch Voltage Connecting Field WiringInstalling a Switch Or Attenuator on Module Microwave Switch/Attenuator Installation Shows the internal schematic of a single attenuator section Microwave Switch Commands Using the HP E1368A/69A/70A ModulesReset Conditions Example Single Channel Switching Switching ChannelsPower To connect C to Port 1, execute 33363K 33364K 33365K 33366K Example Multiple Channel Switching Using EXTernal Example Transfer Switch Using Two Port Switches Example Transfer Switch Using One Port Switch Example 4 x 1 Multiplexer To route signal B to the output, executeSelects the Trigger Source Scanning ChannelsOutput 722TRIG EXT … Example Scanning ChannelsExample Multiple Channel Scanning Example Using the Scan Complete Bit110END Recalling and Saving States Detecting Error ConditionsRepeat Synchronizing Instruments Synchronizing the Microwave SwitchQuerying the Microwave Switch Common Command Format Command TypesScpi Command Format HP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference Chapter Semicolon between the commands. For example ABORt Scpi Command ReferenceExample Stopping a Scan with ABORt ∙ Number of Scans Use only numeric values between 1 For the number of scanning cycles default isArmcoun DISPlay Example Select Module #2 in a Switchbox for MonitoringMONitorCARD ∙ Selecting a Specific Module to be Monitored UseExample Querying the Monitor Mode Example Enabling the Monitor Mode∙ Selecting the Module to be Monitored Use INITiate ∙ Stopping Continuous Scans See the ABORt commandExample Enabling Continuous Scans Example Query Continuous Scanning State OUTPut Example Query Trig Out Port Enable StateExample Enabling Trig Out Port ROUTe Example Closing Microwave Switch Channels∙ Closing Channels To close ∙ Opening Channels To open Example Opening Microwave Switch ChannelsOr any combination Example Scanning Using External DeviceChapter HP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference STATus Example Query the Standard Operation Status Enable Register ∙ Setting Bit 7 of the Status Byte RegisterSTATOPER? CDEScription? SYSTemExample Reading the Error Queue Comments Microwave Switch Module Model NumberExample Reading the Model Number of a Card #1 Module Example Advancing Scan Using the TRIGger Command ∙ Executing the TRIGgerIMMediate Command a channel listTRIGger ∙ Hold or BUS Source Remains If selected, the TRIGgerSOURceExample Scanning Using External Triggers ∙ Trig Out Port Shared by Switchboxes See the OUTPut commandExample Query the Trigger Source Scanning Using Bus TriggersHP Command Module User’s Manual, or the ANSI/IEEE Standard Ieee 488.2 Common CommandsScpi Commands for Quick Reference Command Quick ReferenceHP E1368A/69A/70A Command Reference Chapter Maximum Input Power 1 Watt average Characteristic Impedence 50Ω Insertion LossConnectors Used P1 No. Slots Operating TemperatureHP E1368A/69A/70A Specifications Appendix a Register Definitions HP E1368A/69A/70A RegistersReading the Registers Addressing the RegistersID and Device Type Registers Writing to the Registers Status/Control Register Channel Enable RegisterHP E1368A/69A/70A Registers Appendix B HP E1368A/69A/70A Error Messages Page HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index IndexHP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP-IB HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index HP E1368A/69A/70A Modules User’s Manual Index