SYSTem:
REMote:
ADDRess:
SECondary
<Addr>,<FGrp>
<Addr>,<FGrp> |
Parameter description |
Def. value |
Default unit |
1 to 29, |
Secondary address of the function group |
Configuration specific |
- |
Description of command |
FW vers. |
This command assigns the secondary addresses to the remote
control modes (function groups) of the GPIB driver (compare next command).
If a secondary address is successively assigned to different function
groups, the previous assignments are overwritten. The function group names
are quoted at the beginning of chapter 5 of each network test manual;
some examples are |
³V 1.17 |
FGrp_name | Function Group | FGrp_name | Function Group |
BASE | CMU base system | AUDIO_NSig | Audio Generator and Analyzer |
RF_NSig | RF Non Signalling | IS136800MS_NSig | TDMA800-MS Non Signalling |
GSM900MS_NSig | GSM900-MS Non Signalling | IS136800MS_Sig | TDMA800-MS Signalling |
GSM900MS_Sig | GSM900-MS Signalling | IS1361900MS_NSig | TDMA1900-MS Non Signalling |
GSM1800MS_NSig | GSM1800-MS Non Signalling | IS1361900MS_NSig | TDMA1900-MS Signalling |
GSM1800MS_Sig | GSM1800-MS Signalling | AMPSMS_NSig | AMPS-MS Non Signalling |
GSM1900MS_NSig | GSM1900-MS Non Signalling | AMPSMS_Sig | AMPS-MS Signalling |
The CMU base system (function group BASE) is always
assigned to secondary address 0; the assignment cannot be changed by the
SYSTem:REMote:ADDRess:SECondary command. A program
example illustrating how to adapt the secondary addresses to the requirements
of a specific driver can be found in Introduction
- Program Examples. |
Example: | |
Setting: | SYST:REM:ADDR:SEC 2,"GSM900MS_NSig" |
SYST:REM:ADDR:SEC 1,NONE | |
Query: | SYST:REM:ADDR:SEC? 2 |
--> Response: | "GSM900MS_NSig" |
Query: | SYST:REM:ADDR:SEC? 1 |
--> Response: | NONE |
Query: | SYST:REM:ADDR:SEC? |
--> Response: | NONE,"GSM900MS_NSig", ... (30 returned values) |