DeviceFootprint

SCPI Command :

SYSTem:DFPRint

class DeviceFootprintCls[source]

DeviceFootprint commands group definition. 3 total commands, 1 Subgroups, 1 group commands

get() → str[source]

# SCPI: SYSTem:DFPRint
value: str = driver.system.deviceFootprint.get()

Creates a file with the device footprint of the product. The content is formatted in machine-readable form, suitable for automatic further processing. The generic file name is composed of DeviceFootprint_<SerialNumber>_<Date>_<Time>.xml. R&S SMW200A saves the file in the definable directory. If the directory is not specified, it saves the footprint file in the internal default directory (/var/lib/Rohde-Schwarz/DeviceFootprint) . If you are obtaining technical support as described in ‘Collecting information for technical support’, this information is automatically retrieved and is part of the created *.tar.gz support file. You can download the file by using the SCPI commands of the MMEMory subsystem.

return:

device_footprint: string Information on the product type, identification and the installed hardware, software and further service-related information on the product’s configuration.

set(directory: str) → None[source]

# SCPI: SYSTem:DFPRint
driver.system.deviceFootprint.set(directory = 'abc')

Creates a file with the device footprint of the product. The content is formatted in machine-readable form, suitable for automatic further processing. The generic file name is composed of DeviceFootprint_<SerialNumber>_<Date>_<Time>.xml. R&S SMW200A saves the file in the definable directory. If the directory is not specified, it saves the footprint file in the internal default directory (/var/lib/Rohde-Schwarz/DeviceFootprint) . If you are obtaining technical support as described in ‘Collecting information for technical support’, this information is automatically retrieved and is part of the created *.tar.gz support file. You can download the file by using the SCPI commands of the MMEMory subsystem.

param directory:

string Path to the directory for saving the device footprint file. Ensure that you have the permission to write into the directory.

Cloning the Group

# Create a clone of the original group, that exists independently
group2 = driver.system.deviceFootprint.clone()

Subgroups

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