PmSpoint

SCPI Command :

CALCulate<n>:HOPDetection:TABLe:PMSettling:PMSPoint

Commands in total: 1

Subgroups: 0

Direct child commands: 1

class PmSpointStruct

Response structure. Fields:

• 1 State: bool: ON | OFF | 0 | 1 OFF | 0 Switches the function off ON | 1 Switches the function on

• 2 Scaling: enums.TimeScaling: S | MS | US | NS Defines the scaling for the FM settling parameters

get(window=Window.Default) → PmSpointStruct

# CALCulate<n>:HOPDetection:TABLe:PMSettling:PMSPoint
value: PmSpointStruct = driver.applications.k60Transient.calculate.hopDetection.table.pmSettling.pmSpoint.get(window = repcap.Window.Default)

If enabled, the PM settling time parameter is included in the result tables (see ‘PM settling time’) . Note that only the enabled columns are returned for the method RsFsw.applications.k60Transient.calculate.hopDetection.table.results.get() query.

Parameters:

window – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Calculate’)

Returns:

structure: for return value, see the help for PmSpointStruct structure arguments.

set(state: bool, scaling: TimeScaling = None, window=Window.Default) → None

# CALCulate<n>:HOPDetection:TABLe:PMSettling:PMSPoint
driver.applications.k60Transient.calculate.hopDetection.table.pmSettling.pmSpoint.set(state = False, scaling = enums.TimeScaling.MS, window = repcap.Window.Default)

If enabled, the PM settling time parameter is included in the result tables (see ‘PM settling time’) . Note that only the enabled columns are returned for the method RsFsw.applications.k60Transient.calculate.hopDetection.table.results.get() query.

Parameters:

• state – ON | OFF | 0 | 1 OFF | 0 Switches the function off ON | 1 Switches the function on

• scaling – S | MS | US | NS Defines the scaling for the FM settling parameters

• window – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Calculate’)