AOR SDU5600 Spectrum Display Unit Operating Manual
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41 Spectrum analysis Command : WSCF Function : SET CENTER FREQUENCY Command category: WRITE Parameter : Min- Max (in MHz) Example : WSCF79.5 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Frequency entry for out of receive range will be respond by ?, and the command will be ignored. Command : RSCF Function : READ CENTER FREQUENCY Command category: READ Parameter : N/A Example : RSC Response: SCF79.5 Remarks: Frequency is displayed in MHz. Command : WSSP Function : SET SPAN FREQUENCY Command category:...
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42 Command : WSTL Function : SET PEAK TRIGGER LEVEL Command category: WRITE Parameter : -90 ~ 0 Example : WSTL-80 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Data entry for out of range will be respond by ?, and the command will be ignored. Command : RSTL Function : READ PEAK TRIGGER LEVEL Command category: READ Parameter : N/A Example : RSTL Response: STL-80 Remarks: Read the trigger level in the Peak mode. Command : WSDM Function : SET DATA MODE Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~ 4 Example :...
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43 Visual command Command : WVPM Function : SET PLOT MODE Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~ 2 Example : WVPM2 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Parameter: 1 = PAINT, 2 = OUTLINE Data entry for out of range will be respond by ?, and the command will be ignored. Command : RVPM Function : READ PLOT MODE Command category: READ Parameter : N/A Example : RVPM Response: VPM1 Remarks: Parameter: 1 = PAINT, 2 = OUTLINE Command : WVDD Function : SET F-DIR Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~...
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44 User interface Command : WUMD Function : SET RECEIVER MODE Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~ 15 Example : WUMD1 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Parameter: 1 = WFM, 2 = NFM, 3 = SFM, 4 = WAM, 5 = AM, 6 = NAM, 7 = LSB, 8 = USB, 9 = CW, 10 = AUTO, 11 = AMW, 12 = FM, 13 = FMN, 14 AMN, 15 = CWN Data entry for out of range or any mode that is not supported by the associated receiver will respond by ?, and the command will be ignored Command : RUMD Function : READ RECEIVER MODE Command...
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45 Command : WUMC Function : SET MARKER FREQ. AS RECEIVE FREQ. Command category: WRITE Parameter : N/A Example : WUMC Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: This command is not available for the Other (10M) or Other (45M) receiver. Command : WUDS Function : MOVE MARKER POSITION Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~ 2 Example : WUDS2 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Parameter: 1 = 1 step left, 2 = 1 step right Data entry for out of range will respond by ?, and the command...
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46 Command : WUBE Function : BEEP SETTING Command category: WRITE Parameter : 1 ~ 7 Example : WUBE6 Response: if correct: if incorrect: ? Remarks: Parameter:1 = Emit “click” when key is pressed. 2 = Emit “click” when key entry is ignored. 3 = Beep when correct entry is made. 4 = Beep when entry data is out of range. 5 = Beep when key entry is cancelled. 6 = Beep when On/Off parameter is set to ON. 7 = Beep when On/Off parameter is set to OFF. Data entry for out of range will respond by ?, and the...
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47 Produces a ‘pair’ of data values comprising of frequency and its level at MHz order which is defined (sandwiched) by / /. In reality, there may be a discrepancy of +/- 1dBm between the value of the marker on the LCD and the level of the same marker which is calculated by this command. Command : RICD Function : CURSOR DOWNLOAD Command category: READ Parameter : N/A Example : RICD Response: see remarksRemarks: Read output level of the cursor frequency. (Example): ========== Start from here...
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48 Notes for programmers Generally speaking the screen dump is preferable if graphic info (data) is wanted. On the other hand the array of frequency / level can better serve if numerical data is demanded. The array of frequency / level is faster in transfer time from the SDU5600 to the PC. The SDU5600 accepts commands either from the PC or from its own front panel on a first come first serve basis. For example the PC has sent data to switch the SPAN bandwidth to 10MHz followed by data from the front...
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49 9 Specification Input frequency 10.7MHz / 45.05MHz selectable Maximum frequency span 10MHz RBW 4kHz, 32kHz, 64kHz, 128kHz Dynamic range 60dB Input impedance 50 OHM via BNC socket Display screen 5 inch (127mm) TFT Colour LCD Communications RS232C (2 ports) Power requirement 12DC @ 0.9A nominal, negative ground Operation 26 keys & main dial Operating temperature 0 to 50 degrees Celsius Dimensions 220(W) x 120(H) x 195(D) mm Weight2.3kg Specifications subject to change without notice. All trade marks...