Mode

SCPI Command :

[SOURce<HW>]:BB:WLNN:FBLock<CH>:SMAPping:MODE

Commands in total: 1
Subgroups: 0
Direct child commands: 1

get(frameBlock=FrameBlock.Default) → WlannFbSpatMapMode[source]

# [SOURce<HW>]:BB:WLNN:FBLock<CH>:SMAPping:MODE
value: enums.WlannFbSpatMapMode = driver.source.bb.wlnn.fblock.smapping.mode.get(frameBlock = repcap.FrameBlock.Default)

Selects the spatial mapping mode for the selected frame block. Except of the beamforming mode, the matrix element values are loaded by using info class methods.

Parameters:: frameBlock – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Fblock’)
Returns:: mode: OFF | DIRect | EXPansion | BEAMforming | INDirect OFF (only ‘LEGACY’ mode) The spatial mapping mode is switched off automatically. DIRect (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD when NTX = NSTS) The transmit matrix is a CSD matrix, that is, diagonal matrix of unit magnitude and complex values that represent cyclic shifts in the time domain. EXPansion (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD) The transmit matrix is the product of a CSD matrix and a square matrix formed of orthogonal columns, as defined in the IEEE 802.11n specification. INDirect (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD) The transmit matrix is the product of a CSD matrix and the Hadamard unitary matrix.

set(mode: WlannFbSpatMapMode, frameBlock=FrameBlock.Default) → None[source]

# [SOURce<HW>]:BB:WLNN:FBLock<CH>:SMAPping:MODE
driver.source.bb.wlnn.fblock.smapping.mode.set(mode = enums.WlannFbSpatMapMode.BEAMforming, frameBlock = repcap.FrameBlock.Default)

Selects the spatial mapping mode for the selected frame block. Except of the beamforming mode, the matrix element values are loaded by using info class methods.

Parameters:

mode – OFF | DIRect | EXPansion | BEAMforming | INDirect OFF (only ‘LEGACY’ mode) The spatial mapping mode is switched off automatically. DIRect (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD when NTX = NSTS) The transmit matrix is a CSD matrix, that is, diagonal matrix of unit magnitude and complex values that represent cyclic shifts in the time domain. EXPansion (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD) The transmit matrix is the product of a CSD matrix and a square matrix formed of orthogonal columns, as defined in the IEEE 802.11n specification. INDirect (only active with physical modes MIXED MODE or GREEN FIELD) The transmit matrix is the product of a CSD matrix and the Hadamard unitary matrix.
frameBlock – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘Fblock’)