SETup:CPERror

SETup:CPERror

Last updated: July 25, 2008

GPIB Command Conventions

SETup:CPERror:CONFidence[:SLEVel]

Function

The setting form of this command performs two functions: (1) sets the PER (packet error rate) measurement's confidence level, and (2) sets the PER measurement's confidence level STATe to 1 (on).

The query form of this command returns the PER measurement's confidence level setting.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range/Resolution: see SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:LEVel .

Query

Range/Resolution: see SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:LEVel .

*RST Setting

95%, on

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:CONFidence 90" 
 
! Turns confidence level testing on 
! and sets the PER confidence level to 90%

SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:STATe

Function

Sets/queries whether the confidence level will be used during PER testing.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 1|ON|0|OFF

Query

1|0

*RST Setting

1 (on)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:STATe OFF"
! Turns confidence level testing off.

SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:LEVel

Function

Sets/queries the PER (packet error rate) measurement's confidence level to be used when the confidence level state is set to on using the SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:STATe command.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 80 to 99.99%

Resolution: 0.01%

Query

Same as setting

*RST Setting

95%

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:LEVel 90"
 
! Sets the confidence level to 90%.

SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:REQuirement[:RATio]

Function

Sets/queries the PER (packet error rate) measurement's PER requirement.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 0.10 to 15.0%

Resolution: 0.01%

Query

Same as setting

*RST Setting

1.00%

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:REQuirement 2" 
 
! Sets the confidence level requirement to 2%.

SETup:CPERror:SLOT:TARGet

Function

Sets/queries the target slot number within which AT should successfully decode the forward test packet.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Lab Application Revision: B.00.44 and above

Setting

Range: 1 to 16

Query

Same as setting

*RST Setting

16

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:SLOT:TARGet 4"
 
! Sets the target slot to 4.

SETup:CPERror:CONTinuous

Function

Sets/queries the trigger arm state for the PER (packet error rate) measurement. The trigger arm state determines whether the waveform quality measurement will be made once then stop (0|OFF (single)), or automatically rearm upon completion of one measurement and repeat the process (1|ON (continuous)).

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 1|ON|0|OFF

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:CONTinuous OFF" 
! Sets the PER measurement to single trigger mode.

SETup:CPERror:COUNt[:MAXimum]

Function

Sets/queries the maximum number of packets to be counted during a PER measurement.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 25 to 10,000,000 packets

Resolution: 1 packet

Query

Same as setting

*RST Setting

10,000 packets

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:COUNt 20000" 
! Sets the maximum packet count value to 20,000 packets.

SETup:CPERror:COUNt:MINimum

Function

Sets/queries the minimum number of packets to be tested before applying the statistic analysis when the confidence level state is on ( SETup:CPERror:CONFidence:STATe ).

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 0 to 10,000,000

Query

Range: 0 to 10,000,000

*RST Setting

0

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:COUNt:MINimum 200"
!sets the minimum packets to be tested to 200.

SETup:CPERror:TIMeout[:STIMe]

Function

The setting form of this command performs two functions: (1) sets the PER (packet error rate) measurement's timeout value, and (2) sets the PER measurement's timeout STATe to 1 (on).

The query form returns the PER measurement's timeout value.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range/Resolution: SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:TIME .

Query

Range/Resolution: SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:TIME .

*RST Setting

267.0 seconds, off

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:TIMeout 300" 
! Sets timeout state to ON and sets the timeout time to 300 seconds.

SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:STATe

Function

Sets/queries the PER (packet error rate) measurement's timeout state.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 1|ON|0|OFF

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

0 (off)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:STATe ON"
! Sets the timeout state to ON.

SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:TIME

Function

Sets/queries the PER (packet error rate) measurement's timeout setting to be used when the timeout state is set to ON using the SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:STATe command.

See PER Measurement Parameters .

Requirements

Test Application Revision: A.01.20 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.01 and above

Setting

Range: 0.1 to 266,667.0 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Query

Same as setting

*RST Setting

267.0 seconds (allows time for the default of 10,000 max packets to be tested)

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETup:CPERror:TIMeout:TIMe 300"
! Sets the timeout time to 300 seconds.