DeviceFootprint

SCPI Command :

SYSTem:DFPRint
Commands in total: 3
Subgroups: 1
Direct child commands: 1
get() → str[source]
# 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.

Returns:

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]
# 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.

Parameters:

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 copy of the original group, that exists independently
deviceFootprint_copy = driver.system.deviceFootprint.clone()

Subgroups