SETup:IQTuning

Function

GSM

Sets/queries the trigger arm state for the IQ tuning measurement in the active (that is the selected) format. Determines whether measurement will make one measurement then stop (0|OFF (single)), or automatically rearm upon completion of one measurement and repeat the process (1|ON (continuous)).

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range:

• Continuous trigger mode = 1|ON
• Single trigger mode = 0|OFF

Query

Range: 1|0

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:CONTINUOUS:SELECTED ON" !Sets measurement to continuous trigger mode.

Function

GSM

Sets/queries the trigger arm state for the IQ tuning measurement in the GSM format whether or not that format is active. Determines whether measurement will make one measurement then stop (0|OFF (single)), or automatically rearm upon completion of one measurement and repeat the process (1|ON (continuous)).

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range:

• Continuous trigger mode = 1|ON
• Single trigger mode = 0|OFF

Query

Range: 1|0

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:CONTINUOUS:GSM ON" !Sets measurement to continuous trigger mode.

Function

GSM

Sets/queries the multi-measurement state for the IQ tuning measurement in the active (that is the selected) format.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:STATE:SELECTED ON" !Turns on multi-measurements.

Function

GSM

Sets/queries the multi-measurement state for the IQ tuning measurement in the GSM format whether or not that format is active.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:STATE:GSM ON" !Turns on multi-measurements.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Query

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:NUMBER:SELECTED 30"
!Sets the number of multi-measurements.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Query

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:NUMBER:GSM 30"
!Sets the number of multi-measurements.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Query

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:SNUMBER:SELECTED 30"
!Turns on multi-measurement and sets the number of multi-measurements to 30.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Query

Range: 1 to 999

Resolution: 1

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:COUNT:SNUMBER:GSM 30"
!Turns on multi-measurement and sets the number of multi-measurements to 30.

Function

GSM

This command allows you to specify whether or not the test set selects the most appropriate offset to be used for the measurement.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:REFERENCE:AUTO 1"
!Sets the test set to select the reference offset.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the reference offset frequency to be used for the measurement in the active (that is the selected) format.

If your mobile is transmitting all ones you should set this command to -67000, and if your mobile is transmitting all zeros it should be set to +67000.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:REFERENCE:MANUAL:FREQUENCY:SELECTED -67000"
!Sets reference frequency for IQ Tuning measurement.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the reference offset frequency to be used for the measurement in the GSM format whether or not that format is active.

This means that if your mobile is transmitting all ones you should set this command to -67000, and if your mobile is transmitting all zeros it should be set to +67000.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:REFERENCE:MANUAL:FREQUENCY:GSM +67000"
!Sets reference frequency for IQ Tuning measurement.

Function

GSM

Prior to the A.07 revision you would have used the command SETUP:IQTuning:REFerence[:FREQuency] to set/query the reference offset. However, this command had to change at A.07 to allow it to operate in the fast switching environment with AMPS/136. If you previously used the old command you must change it to this command to allow your code to run.

If you are using GSM A.07 and had never used the original command, it is recommended that you don't use this command. Instead, you should use the SETup:IQTuning:REFerence[:MANual][:FREQuency]:GSM command. Alternatively you could use SETup:IQTuning:REFerence:AUTO which allows the test set to select the most appropriate offset.

This command sets/queries the reference offset frequency to be used for the measurement in the GSM format whether or not that format is active.

This means that if your mobile is transmitting all ones you should set this command to NEG67KHZ, and if your mobile is transmitting all zeros it should be set to POS67KHZ. Alternatively you could select AUTO which allows the test set to select the most appropriate offset.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:REFERENCE:MANUAL:FREQUENCY:CHARACTER:GSM AUTO"
!Sets reference frequency for IQ Tuning measurement (old command).

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Query

Range: -19 MHz to +19 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:FREQUENCY:SELECTED 10MHZ"
!Sets spur measurement frequency.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Query

Range: -19 MHz to +19 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:FREQUENCY:GSM 10MHZ"
!Sets spur measurement frequency.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:STATE:SELECTED ON"
!Sets state for spur measurement.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:STATE:GSM ON"
!Sets state for spur measurement.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Query

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:SFREQUENCY:SELECTED 10MHZ"
!Sets frequency value and state for spur measurement.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Query

Range: -13.0 MHz to -1.0 MHz and +1.0 MHz to +13 MHz

Resolution: 100 Hz

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:SPUR:SFREQUENCY:GSM 10MHZ"
!Sets frequency value and state for spur measurement.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:STATE:SELECTED 25"
!Sets timeout state.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:STATE:GSM 25"
!Sets timeout state.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the I/Q Tuning measurement time-out value in seconds in the active (that is the selected) format. This command sets the time-out state to on.

The units (S|MS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Query

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:STIME:SELECTED 25"
!Sets timeout value and state.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the I/Q Tuning measurement time-out value in seconds for the GSM format whether or not that format is active. This command sets the timeout state to on.

The units (S|MS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Query

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:STIME:GSM 25"
!Sets timeout value and state.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the time-out value in seconds that is used for the I/Q Tuning measurements in the active (that is the selected) format. The timeout state must be on.

The units (S|MS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Query

Range: .1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: .1 seconds

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:TIME:SELECTED 25"
!Sets timeout time value.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the time-out value in seconds that is used for the I/Q Tuning measurements in the GSM format whether or not that format is active. The time-out state must be on.

The units (S|MS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: 0.1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: 0.1 seconds

Query

Range: .1 to 999 seconds

Resolution: .1 seconds

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TIMEOUT:TIME:GSM 25"
!Sets timeout time value.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the trigger delay time in seconds for an I/Q Tuning measurement in the active (that is the selected) format.

The units (S|MS|US|NS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -2.31 ms to +2.31 ms

Resolution: 5 significant digits or 100 ns, whichever is greater

Query

Range: -2.31 ms to +2.31 ms

Resolution: 5 significant digits or 100 ns, whichever is greater

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TRIGGER:DELAY:SELECTED 1.1MS"
!Sets trigger delay time.

Function

GSM

This command sets/queries the trigger delay time in seconds for an I/Q Tuning measurement in the GSM format whether or not that format is active.

The units (S|MS|US|NS) are optional, if no units are specified then the default is S.

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

Range: -2.31 ms to +2.31 ms

Resolution: 5 significant digits or 100 ns, whichever is greater

Query

Range: -2.31 ms to +2.31 ms

Resolution: 5 significant digits or 100 ns, whichever is greater

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TRIGGER:DELAY:GSM 1.1MS"
!Sets trigger delay time.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

RISE|IMMediate

See Triggering of Measurements .

Query

The *RST value of this command depends on the format that is currently active. For example, if the GSM format is currently active, the *RST value for this command is the same value as the equivalent command containing the :GSM format identifier.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TRIGGER:SOURCE:SELECTED IMMEDIATE"
!Sets trigger delay source.

Function

GSM

GPRS

This command is not applicable to GPRS.

RISE|IMMediate

See Triggering of Measurements .

Query

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"SETUP:IQTUNING:TRIGGER:SOURCE:GSM IMMEDIATE"
!Sets trigger delay source.