Source code for RsFsw.Implementations.Sense.Espectrum.Range.Limit.Relative.Start

from ........Internal.Core import Core
from ........Internal.CommandsGroup import CommandsGroup
from ........Internal import Conversions
from ........ import repcap


# noinspection PyPep8Naming,PyAttributeOutsideInit,SpellCheckingInspection
[docs]class StartCls: """Start commands group definition. 3 total commands, 2 Subgroups, 1 group commands""" def __init__(self, core: Core, parent): self._core = core self._cmd_group = CommandsGroup("start", core, parent) @property def function(self): """function commands group. 0 Sub-classes, 1 commands.""" if not hasattr(self, '_function'): from .Function import FunctionCls self._function = FunctionCls(self._core, self._cmd_group) return self._function @property def abs(self): """abs commands group. 0 Sub-classes, 1 commands.""" if not hasattr(self, '_abs'): from .Abs import AbsCls self._abs = AbsCls(self._core, self._cmd_group) return self._abs
[docs] def set(self, level: float, subBlock=repcap.SubBlock.Default, rangePy=repcap.RangePy.Default, limitIx=repcap.LimitIx.Default) -> None: """SCPI: [SENSe]:ESPectrum<sb>:RANGe<ri>:LIMit<li>:RELative:STARt \n Snippet: driver.sense.espectrum.range.limit.relative.start.set(level = 1.0, subBlock = repcap.SubBlock.Default, rangePy = repcap.RangePy.Default, limitIx = repcap.LimitIx.Default) \n Defines a relative limit for a SEM range. Unlike manual operation, you can define a relative limit regardless of the limit check mode. \n :param level: Relative limit at the start frequency of a SEM range. Range: -400 to 400, Unit: dBc :param subBlock: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface 'Espectrum') :param rangePy: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Ix1 (settable in the interface 'Range') :param limitIx: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface 'Limit') """ param = Conversions.decimal_value_to_str(level) subBlock_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(subBlock, repcap.SubBlock) rangePy_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(rangePy, repcap.RangePy) limitIx_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(limitIx, repcap.LimitIx) self._core.io.write(f'SENSe:ESPectrum{subBlock_cmd_val}:RANGe{rangePy_cmd_val}:LIMit{limitIx_cmd_val}:RELative:STARt {param}')
[docs] def get(self, subBlock=repcap.SubBlock.Default, rangePy=repcap.RangePy.Default, limitIx=repcap.LimitIx.Default) -> float: """SCPI: [SENSe]:ESPectrum<sb>:RANGe<ri>:LIMit<li>:RELative:STARt \n Snippet: value: float = driver.sense.espectrum.range.limit.relative.start.get(subBlock = repcap.SubBlock.Default, rangePy = repcap.RangePy.Default, limitIx = repcap.LimitIx.Default) \n Defines a relative limit for a SEM range. Unlike manual operation, you can define a relative limit regardless of the limit check mode. \n :param subBlock: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface 'Espectrum') :param rangePy: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Ix1 (settable in the interface 'Range') :param limitIx: optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface 'Limit') :return: level: Relative limit at the start frequency of a SEM range. Range: -400 to 400, Unit: dBc""" subBlock_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(subBlock, repcap.SubBlock) rangePy_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(rangePy, repcap.RangePy) limitIx_cmd_val = self._cmd_group.get_repcap_cmd_value(limitIx, repcap.LimitIx) response = self._core.io.query_str(f'SENSe:ESPectrum{subBlock_cmd_val}:RANGe{rangePy_cmd_val}:LIMit{limitIx_cmd_val}:RELative:STARt?') return Conversions.str_to_float(response)
def clone(self) -> 'StartCls': """Clones the group by creating new object from it and its whole existing subgroups Also copies all the existing default Repeated Capabilities setting, which you can change independently without affecting the original group""" new_group = StartCls(self._core, self._cmd_group.parent) self._cmd_group.synchronize_repcaps(new_group) return new_group