Справочник Пользователя для HP (Hewlett-Packard) 8360

The HP 8360 series synthesized sweepers support three HP-IB
programming languages; network analyzer language, SCPI (Standard
Commands for Programmable Instruments), and M.A.T.E. CIIL

language (Option 700).

HP 8360 series network analyzer language is syntactically and
semantically identical to the HP 

 HP-IB mnemonics.

However, fundamental hardware differences such as:

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command execution time,

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instrument diagnostics,

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and other hardware specific functions

exist and prevent executing an unmodified HP 

 program

successfully. For example, the HP 8360 series does not recognize or
accept the HP 

 learn string.

SCPI is an HP-IB programming language developed by
Hewlett-Packard specifically for controlling electronic test and

measurement instruments. It is designed to conform to the IEEE
488.2 standard which provides codes, formats, protocols, and
common commands for use with IEEE 488.1-1987 that were
unavailable in the previous standard. SCPI provides commands that
are common from one Hewlett-Packard product to another for like
functions, thereby eliminating device specific commands.

Refer to “Getting Started Programming,” in Chapter 1 for

information on SCPI.

CIIL is the instrument control programming language used in Option
700 HP 8360 series. Like the HP 

 

 the Option 700 HP

8360 series is M.A.T.E.-compatible. Refer to the HP 8360 Option 700
Manual Supplement for information on this option.

Table 3-8 illustrates the programming command in network analyzer

language and its equivalent SCPI programming command. In the

table, numbers enclosed by greater/less than symbols (<>) are
parameters. Braces 

are used to enclose one or more options

that may be used zero or more times. A vertical bar 

 can be read

as “or”, and it is used to separate alternative parameter options.

Optional numeric suffixes for SCPI commands are enclosed in square

brackets