OFFFIX Offset fixed value SENSOR
Syntax:
OFFFIX <s>,<val>[units]
s:
A or B
val:
–99.999 to +99.999
units:
dB
Remarks:
The value added to the sensor if the offset type is set to FIXED.
Example:
To set the fixed offset for sensor A to -47 dBm:
OFFFIX A,-47DB
Query:
OFFFIX? <s>
Returned
String:
OFFFIX <s>,<val>
OFFTBL Specify the table used to apply offsets to the sensor
SENSOR
Syntax:
OFFTBL <s>, <val>
s:
A or B
val:
1 to 5
Remarks:
If the Offset Type is set to TABLE, use this command to specify which of
the five offset tables to apply to the sensor.
The tables are a set of frequency-against-dB offsets. The offset value used
from the table depends on the setting of the frequency correction source. If
the source is FREQUENCY, the entered frequency is used to calculate the
offset from the table. If the frequency correction source is V/GHz, the fre
-
quency value calculated from the supplied ramp input is used to calculate
the offset from the table.
If the frequency does not match any frequency in the table, interpolation is
used to calculate the correct offset.
NOTE
If the frequency is greater than the maximum frequency in
the table, the offset value from the maximum table fre
-
quency is used. If the frequency is less than the minimum
frequency in the table, the offset from the minimum table
frequency is used. The frequency comparisons start from
the beginning of the table; if the entry is 0 Hz, this is
counted as the end of the table.
Query:
OFFTBL? <s>
ML2430A OM 6-61
GPIB OPERATION ML24XXA NATIVE COMMANDS
