Specifications
Table Of Contents
- E6392-90042.pdf
- E6392-90042_manual
- Front Matter
- Contents
- 1 Preparing for Use
- 2 Programming Command Guidelines
- 3 Programming Command Reference
- IEEE Common Command
- CONFigure Subsystem
- DISPlay Subsystem
- HCOPy Subsystem
- RFGenerator Subsystem
- SMONitor Subsystem
- SYSTem Subsystem
- TESTs Subsystem for AUTOMATIC TEST
- All Tests Results
- All Tests Results
- Command Reference for Burst Timing/Power Ramp Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for DC Current Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for MS Information
- Command Reference for Peak TX Power Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Phase/Frequency Error Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Stand-by/Measuring Screens
- TESTs Subsystem for MANUAL TEST
- Command Reference for DC Current Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Measuring Screens
- Command Reference for MS Information
- Command Reference for Peak TX Power /Burst Timing/Power Ramp Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Phase/Frequency Error Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Sensitivity/RX Quality/RX Level Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Spectrum Monitor Measurement Screen
- Command Reference for Stand-by Screens
- TRIGger Subsystem
- 4 Programming Command Cross Reference
- 5 Example Programs
- A Syntax Diagram
- B Command Difference between E6392A & E6392B
- Index
22 Chapter 2
Programming Command Guidelines
Getting Started with Programming Commands
Overview of the RS-232C Serial Interface
Serial interface programming techniques are similar to most general I/O
applications. Refer to the programming language documentation for more
information on how to initiate the card and verify the status.
Due to the asynchronous nature of serial I/O operations, special care must be
exercised to ensure that data is not lost by sending to another device before the
device is ready to receive. Modem line handshaking can be used to help solve this
problem.
Settings for the Serial Interface
Refer to the documentation on your computer, programming language, and I/O
card to configure the serial bus.
The serial port is not programmable but manually set. The default settings at preset
and other choices are as follows:
Table 2-1 Serial Port Configuration
Use the following procedure to set the serial port configuration.
Step 1. Press the CONFIGURATION softkey in the Initial screen to obtain the
CONFIGURATION screen:
Step 2. Confirm that the Serial Port part is correctly set.
Item Default Other Choices
Baud Rate: 9600 <fixed>
Data Length: 8 7
Stop Bits: 1 1.5, 2
Parity: None Odd, Even
Xcontrol: None Xon/Xoff
Terminator: CR+LF CR, LF