Content

SCPI Command :

[SOURce<HW>]:BB:NR5G:SCHed:CELL<CC(CH0)>:SUBF<SF(ST0)>:ALLoc<AL(DIR0)>:CONTent

class ContentCls

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

get(cellNull=CellNull.Default, subframeNull=SubframeNull.Default, allocationNull=AllocationNull.Default) → RsSmbv.enums.Nr5GcontentB

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:BB:NR5G:SCHed:CELL<CC(CH0)>:SUBF<SF(ST0)>:ALLoc<AL(DIR0)>:CONTent
value: enums.Nr5GcontentB = driver.source.bb.nr5G.scheduling.cell.subf.alloc.content.get(cellNull = repcap.CellNull.Default, subframeNull = repcap.SubframeNull.Default, allocationNull = repcap.AllocationNull.Default)

Selects the allocation type. Note that the available parameters for this set of commands depends on the allocation you want to configure. For example, you can only configure puncturing allocations in the common allocations. Therefore, the setting command for common allocations only supports the PUNCturing parameter. Likewise, the commands to configure or query user allocation only support the parameters that represent user allocations (e.g. PDSCh, COREset etc. ) For an overview of all allocation types and their availability, see ‘Content’. Note that some allocation types require a specific firmware option.

param cellNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Cell’)

param subframeNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Subf’)

param allocationNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Alloc’)

return

alloc_content: No help available

set(alloc_content: RsSmbv.enums.Nr5GcontentB, cellNull=CellNull.Default, subframeNull=SubframeNull.Default, allocationNull=AllocationNull.Default) → None

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:BB:NR5G:SCHed:CELL<CC(CH0)>:SUBF<SF(ST0)>:ALLoc<AL(DIR0)>:CONTent
driver.source.bb.nr5G.scheduling.cell.subf.alloc.content.set(alloc_content = enums.Nr5GcontentB.COReset, cellNull = repcap.CellNull.Default, subframeNull = repcap.SubframeNull.Default, allocationNull = repcap.AllocationNull.Default)

Selects the allocation type. Note that the available parameters for this set of commands depends on the allocation you want to configure. For example, you can only configure puncturing allocations in the common allocations. Therefore, the setting command for common allocations only supports the PUNCturing parameter. Likewise, the commands to configure or query user allocation only support the parameters that represent user allocations (e.g. PDSCh, COREset etc. ) For an overview of all allocation types and their availability, see ‘Content’. Note that some allocation types require a specific firmware option.

param alloc_content

PDSCh | COReset | SPBCh | DUMRe | CSIRs | PRS | LTECrs | PUNCturing Downlink allocation types. PUSCh | PUCCh | PRACh | DUMRe | SRS | PUNCturing Uplink allocation types. SSSPbch | PSBCh | PSCCh | PSSCh | PSFCh | PSCSs Sidelink allocation types

param cellNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Cell’)

param subframeNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Subf’)

param allocationNull

optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr0 (settable in the interface ‘Alloc’)