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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 4240 SERIES RF POWER METER REV DATE 01/19/2011 MANUAL P/N 98406700A 06799A CD P/N 984

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5-1. SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY (continued) SENSe[1|2]:CORRection:CA<numeric value> = -3.00 to 3.00 et/return dut

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 5-1. SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY (continued) STATus:QUEStionable:CALibration:EVENt? Ret urn value

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.16 4230 Emulation GPIB Commands Table 5-2. 4230 EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS Code Description Comments CP

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 5-2. 4230 EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS (continued) Code Description Comments Channels ngle channel al, fr

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.17 HP 437B Em ulation GPIB Commands Table 5-3. HP 437B EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS UPPORTED RG # 100) NOT

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 5-3. HP 437B EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS Code D s KZ ction function NOT SUPPORTED llator off n t

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 5-3. HP 437B EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS Code Description Comments SM Status message NOT SUPPOR

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.1 ands 8 HP 438A Emulation GPIB CommTable 5-4. HP 438A EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS Comments D Measure A-

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter LP1 Set learn mode #1 NOT SUPPORTED Table 5-4. HP 438A EMULATION GPIB COMMANDS ode Description Comm

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 6. Application Notes in this section include pulse measurement fundamentals, automatic measurement rinciples, and a

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 1. General Information This instruction manual provides you with the information you need to install, operate and

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 6-1. Pulsed RF Signal Figure 6-2. Distorted Pulse Signal Application Note

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 6.1.2 Diode Detection Wideband diode detectors are the dominant power sensing device used to measure pulsed RF

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Frequenccapacicannottable f Misma nding on the mismatminim Signalcalibrat nal and second harmonic combininsigni egi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 6.2 M The 424 Standard year calibratio chapter assumes that the power meter is being maintained correctly and is

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Tual his reason, the uncertainties are more commonly combined using the RSS method. RSS is an abbreviation for “ro

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter The value to use for calibration level uncertainty depends upon the sensor calibration technique used. If AutoCal

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Sensor Temperature Coefficient. This term is the error which occurs when the sensor’s temperature has changed sign

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 6.2.3 Sample Uncertainty Calculations. The following example shows calculations for a CW power sensors. The fig

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Step 6: The Sensor Temperature Drift Error depends on how far the temperature has drifted from the sensor calibrati

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Step 1 certainty terms has been determined, we can combine them to calculate the worst-case a U (±%) K (U×K)2

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 1.2 Description The Model 4240 is a digital signal processor based, single or dual channel, solid state RF power

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 7. Maintenance Th .1 Safety

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 7.5 Firmware Upgrade Instructions equirements The Firmware Update file is a text file in S-record format. Any uti

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 7. During time the 4240 will display "FIRMWARE DOWNLOAD". Thapprox e 45 seconds to completely transfer.

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 8. ges Appendix A SCPI Error Messa .1 SCPI Erro8 r Messages -101 “SubCmd not found” -113 "Undefined head

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter NO. MESSAGE DESCRIPTION sor Disconnected." -249 "FPGA download err" 63 “MFS Init” 64 “Flash i

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Appendix B 9-1 9. Appendix B Warranty & Repair Repair Policy 4240 Series Instrument. If the Boonton 4240 Ser

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Appendix B 9-2 THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUD-ING, BUT

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter • ual Independent Channels. When equipped with the optional second measurement channel, the • • optimized throu

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter • • ne key press operations. To provide for ease of use operation of the instrument functions that mply by pres

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 1.4 Accessories 40 ac data sensor adapter for each channel installed the instrument. One or more Boonton 51000

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Option designations are appended to the instrument’s base model number. For example, Model 4242-01-nel instrum ca

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 1-2 4240 Series Performance Specifications (continued) pecifications aNCERTAINTIES easurement Accuracy Sum

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 1-2 4240 Series Performance Specifications (continued) (Specifications are subject to change without notic

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 1-2 4240 Series Performance Specifications (continued) (Specifications are subject to change without notic

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter INSTRUCTION MANUAL, 4240 SERIES RF POWER METER Revision date 01/19/2011 © Cop

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 2. Installation This section contains unpacking and repacking instructions, power requirements, connection descrip

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 2-1 4240 Series Packing List INSTRUMENT (See also Table 1-1) 4240 Series RF Power Meter Line Cord Boon

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Recorder If a recorder is to be used to record measurement data, connect the recorder to the recorder BEC conne

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 6. Press the <MENU> key and select DIAGNOSTICS with the down arrow key. Press <ENTER>.

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 3. Getting Started This chapter will introduce the user to the 4240 Series. The chapter will identify objects on

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 3-1. Standard 4240 Series RF Power Meter - Front Panel Table 3-1 Operating Controls, Indicators and C

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-1 Operating Controls, Indicators and Connections (continued) Reference # Front Rear Nomenclature Fu

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-1 Operating Controls, Indicators and Connections (continued) Reference # Front Rear Nomenclature Fu

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 3-2. 4240 Series - Rear Panel (Shown without optional rear panel connectors not installed) Getting Star

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SAFETY SUMMARY The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation and main

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 3.3 Operation The Model 4 c e r e o i e c h o l 240 an b configu ed for op rati n v a th six swit hes on

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter DUAL CHANNEL ACM M M M M L U PK∆ ± D D D D D D U U U ( B A R G R A P H )

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 3-5. Mod nd Set ast Menu Operatio ey stokes to perform a function repeat d , the control program can ing to t .

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 3.3.1 Menu Key. he instrument's, CHA P, REPORT and DIAGNOSTIC functions are accessed when the sor can be posit

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-2 CHANNEL MENU Functions Function De Parameters Defaults RTN e n e tr e o r u e . NITS Units used for

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter R T N L E L 6 V E > - 0

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-4 SETUP MENU Functions n u Function De rs Defaults SAVE Saves the current instrument 1- 0 1 confi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-5 IEEE MENU Functions (continued) OS LSTN End of string indicator for LF, CR, CRLF, NONE LF received m

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-6 RS232 MENU Functions (continued) Function Description rs e u PARITY bit mode in a m ssage. ODD, NO

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-7 DIAGNOSTICS MENU Functions (continued) Function Description Parameters Defaults SELF TEST Instructs

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SAFETY SYMBOLS This safety requirement symbol (located on the rear panel) has been adopted by the International El

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 3-15. Access Code R T N M &

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Function Description Parameters Defaults : Factor 5000 [0 to 6] : [0 to 9999] the n/a n/a calibratio

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-9 FREQ Menu Functions unction Description Parameters Defaults F FREQ Frequency 0.01 to 100.00 GHz

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 3.3.3 FREQ Key. he freTinquency of the signal being measured must be entered in order to use the stored high frequ

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter he user may also perform a 0 dBm calibration by one key stT roke of the Zero/Cal key. Simply connect the sensor to

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 3-10 Reference Level Menu Functions unction Description Parameters Defaults Bm Reference level value in

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 4. Operation This section provides detailed background information on various aspects of operation of the Model 4

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter these figures show the decay of measured power after a large signal has been applied. The typical error that can b

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 4-2 Diode Sensor Decay Operation 4-3

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 1. General Information...

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 4.3 Dynamic Range The hold range mode is useful when he hold range mode is active when a specific instrument e

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 4.4 Filtering The Model 4240 employs digital filtering (averaging of measurements) to reduce the noise floor of

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Operation 4-6

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 4-5. Noise Reduction Figure 4-6. Typical Error Band Specifications Figure 4-7. Probability of Falling wi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 4-8. Confidence Curves, 51013 Sensor with 2.8 Second Filter Operation 4-8

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 4-9. Confidence Curves, 51013 Sensor with 10 Second Filter Operation 4-9

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Noise Error Examples. Figures 4-8 and 4-9 show the computed error for the 51013 diode sensor at different power le

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter ontinuous Response. Regardless of the overhead time or the digital filter length, the Model 4240 will output readi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Figure 4-11. Mismatch Uncertainties Chart 4.8 Waveform Sensitivity Thermal sensors are insensitive to the wav

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Diode 20 dBm (-10 dBm and 0 dBm for attenuated models 51015 and 1033). This response characteristic is obtained b

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 4.3 Dynamic Range...

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter nly the display is affected by the duty cycle calculation. The mOperation 4-14 easurement process is subject to t

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5. Remote Operation 5.1 GPIB Configuration The 4240 GPIB interface is configured using the Menu > SETUP >

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Additionally, the ASCII "DC2" character (hexadecimal 12/CTRL R) will cause the instrument to immediately

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter suffix is not present, the default channel is assumed. strument’s “Channel 1” measurement path, while SENSFor exam

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Examples: :CALCulate:STATe ON Turn on measurement channel 1 (default channel number) ON Turn on measurement chan

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.4 Basic Measurement Information e easiest asequence which includes a MEAS1:POWERMEAS1:VOLTAGE? To return th

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5 SCPI Command Reference te commands accepted by the 4240 Series. The list is grouped by SCPI subsystem r IEEE

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter *ESR? Description: Return the current value of the Standard Event Status Register, then clear the register. Th

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter *OPT? Description: Return the status of Channel 1 and Channel 2 followed by a list of installed options. Syntax

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter *STB? Description: Return the current value of the Status Byte register. This register has bits assigned to a

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter CALCulate:LIMit:LOWer[:POWer] ... 5-10 CALCulate:LIMi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.2 CALCulate Subsystem he CALCulate group of the command subsystem is used to configure post acquisition data p

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter CALCulate:LIMit:UPPer[:POWer] Description: Set or return the upper limit power level for the selected channel. Thi

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter CALCulate:MATH:ARGA Description: Set or return the first argument to be used for channel math operations.

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter CALCulate:REFerence:COLLect Description: For the selected channel, make the current power the reference level

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.3 CALibration Subsystem ommands is used to control automatic zero offset and linearity adjustments to the RF p

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.4 DISPlay Subsystem Syntax: DISPlay:ACTive <numeric value> Argument: <numeric value> = 1 to 2

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter DISPlay:LABel:TEXTA Description: Displays a text message of up to 20 characters in the first label field when Di

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.5 FETCh Queries The FETCh? group of queries is used to return specific measurement data from a measurement cyc

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.6 INITiate and ABORt Commands tion in progress and prepares e instrument for an INITiate command. BORt on:

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.7 MEASure Queries used to acquire data using a set of high level instructions. They are structured to allow

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter OUTPut:LEVel[:POWer] ... 5-21 OUTPut

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.8 MEMory Subsystem is used to save and recall instrument operating configurations, and to edit and review use

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.9 OUTPut Subsystem The OUTPut group of commands is used to control various outputs of the 4240. These output

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter OUTPut:RECorder:SOURce Description: Set or return the source channel for the Recorder Output. Syntax: OUTPut:R

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.10 READ Queries he purp AData. READ s theis equivalent to ABORtinready. READ? generally every time it is iss

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.11 SENSe Subsystem The purpose of the SENSe command subsystem is to directly configure device specific setting

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SENSe:FILTer:STATe Description: Set or return the current setting of the integration filter on the selected cha

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.12 STATus Commands ables you to control the SCPI defined status reporting structures. The user may amine the

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus:DEVice:EVENt? Description: Returns the current contents of the Device Event register then resets the reg

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus :CO Description: real time, and can change es in the instrument’s operating condition. :OPERation NDition

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus:OPERation:NTRansition alue of the negative transition filter bitmask for the Operation status group. the n

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SYSTem:COMMunicate:SERial:PARity... 5-34 SYSTem:COMMunicate:

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus:QUEStionable:CONDition? f the Questionable Condition register. The following table shows the Bit Va Descr

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus:QUEStionable:NTRansition Description: Set or return the value of the negative transition filter bit mask

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter STATus:QUEStionable:CALibration:ENABle Description: Sets or returns the Questionable Calibration Enable register

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter 5.5.13 SYSTem Subsystem T Tem group o mmands is used to control system-level functions not directly related to ins

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SYSTem:COMMunicate:GPIB:TALK of-string terminator . UD UD <numeric value> 00, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200,

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter SYSTem:ERRor[:NEXT]? d error code number followed by a quoted ASCII text string describing the error. Note that er

Page 125 - Appendix A SCPI Error Messa

Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter .5.14 INSTrument:VERSion Commands p of commands is used to q ode follows a “YYYYMMDD” format. The FPGA revisio s

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter .5.15 SCPI Command Summary Table 5-1. SCPI 5 COMMAND SUMMARY ESE Set/get Standard EvenBORt to idle iate] L?

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Ta d) ble 5-1. SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY (continue CALCulate:MATH:ARGB Set or return the second argument to be used fo

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Boonton 4240 Series RF Power Meter Table 5-1. SCPI COMMAND SUMMARY (continued) DISPlay:Label:TEXTC Displays a text message in the third label field.

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