Source

SCPI Command :

CONFigure:WLAN:ANTMatrix:SOURce:AMPLitude:SOURce

class SourceCls

Source commands group definition. 1 total commands, 0 Subgroups, 1 group commands

get() → RsFsw.enums.CouplingAmplitude

# SCPI: CONFigure:WLAN:ANTMatrix:SOURce:AMPLitude:SOURce
value: enums.CouplingAmplitude = driver.applications.k91Wlan.configure.wlan.antMatrix.source.amplitude.source.get()

This remote control command determines whether the amplitude settings for the primary and secondary devices in a simultaneous MIMO setup are coupled or not.

return

coupling: PRIMary | AUTO | OFF Coupling mode AUTO The secondary devices perform an auto-level at the same time as the primary. The amplitude settings are then determined automatically by each device according to the measured values. This feature requires that the WLAN 802.11 application FSW-K91 (version 1.31 or higher) is installed on the secondary device. PRIMary Both the primary and all secondarys use the same amplitude settings, according to the settings at the primary. All settings on the secondary are ignored (including ‘Reference Level Auto’) . Note: if ‘Reference Level Auto’ is set at the primary, the primary channel performs an auto-level measurement and the resulting amplitude settings are transferred to the secondarys. OFF Both the primary and secondary devices use their own amplitude settings as defined prior to the measurement; the settings are not coupled.

set(coupling: RsFsw.enums.CouplingAmplitude) → None

# SCPI: CONFigure:WLAN:ANTMatrix:SOURce:AMPLitude:SOURce
driver.applications.k91Wlan.configure.wlan.antMatrix.source.amplitude.source.set(coupling = enums.CouplingAmplitude.AUTO)

This remote control command determines whether the amplitude settings for the primary and secondary devices in a simultaneous MIMO setup are coupled or not.

param coupling

PRIMary | AUTO | OFF Coupling mode AUTO The secondary devices perform an auto-level at the same time as the primary. The amplitude settings are then determined automatically by each device according to the measured values. This feature requires that the WLAN 802.11 application FSW-K91 (version 1.31 or higher) is installed on the secondary device. PRIMary Both the primary and all secondarys use the same amplitude settings, according to the settings at the primary. All settings on the secondary are ignored (including ‘Reference Level Auto’) . Note: if ‘Reference Level Auto’ is set at the primary, the primary channel performs an auto-level measurement and the resulting amplitude settings are transferred to the secondarys. OFF Both the primary and secondary devices use their own amplitude settings as defined prior to the measurement; the settings are not coupled.