Mode

SCPI Command :

REFLevel<*>:AUTO:MODE
Commands in total: 1
Subgroups: 0
Direct child commands: 1
get(refLevel=RefLevel.Default) → RefLevelAutoMode[source]
# REFLevel<*>:AUTO:MODE
value: enums.RefLevelAutoMode = driver.refLevel.auto.mode.get(refLevel = repcap.RefLevel.Default)

Defines the high and low signal levels from which the reference levels are derived. This setting is only available for automatic reference level mode (see method RsRtx.refLevel.ldetection.set() ) .

Parameters:

refLevel – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘RefLevel’)

Returns:

mode: AUTO | PPRobability | MPRobability | ABSolutepeak | UPLM | UMLP | UALM | UMLA

  • AUTO: Auto select absolute probability: most suitable signal levels for the selected measurement

  • PPRobability: Peak probability: signal levels with the highest probability value

  • MPRobability: Mean probability: signal levels with mean probability

  • ABSolutepeak: Absolute peak: absolute peak signal levels

  • UPLM: Upper absolute peak, lower mean probability: high signal level is the upper absolute peak, low signal level is the level with the mean probability in the lower half of the histogram.

  • UMLP: Upper mean probability, lower absolute peak: high signal level is the level with mean probability in the upper half of the histogram, low signal level is the lower absolute peak.

  • UALM: Upper absolute peak, lower manual value: high signal level is the maximum result value of the amplitude measurement; low signal level is manually set using REFLevelrl:RELative:LOWer.

  • UMLA: Upper manual, lower absolute peak: The upper signal level is set manually using REFLevelrl:RELative:UPPer. The lower level is the minimum result value of the amplitude measurement.

set(mode: RefLevelAutoMode, refLevel=RefLevel.Default) → None[source]
# REFLevel<*>:AUTO:MODE
driver.refLevel.auto.mode.set(mode = enums.RefLevelAutoMode.ABSolutepeak, refLevel = repcap.RefLevel.Default)

Defines the high and low signal levels from which the reference levels are derived. This setting is only available for automatic reference level mode (see method RsRtx.refLevel.ldetection.set() ) .

Parameters:

  • mode –

    AUTO | PPRobability | MPRobability | ABSolutepeak | UPLM | UMLP | UALM | UMLA

    • AUTO: Auto select absolute probability: most suitable signal levels for the selected measurement

    • PPRobability: Peak probability: signal levels with the highest probability value

    • MPRobability: Mean probability: signal levels with mean probability

    • ABSolutepeak: Absolute peak: absolute peak signal levels

    • UPLM: Upper absolute peak, lower mean probability: high signal level is the upper absolute peak, low signal level is the level with the mean probability in the lower half of the histogram.

    • UMLP: Upper mean probability, lower absolute peak: high signal level is the level with mean probability in the upper half of the histogram, low signal level is the lower absolute peak.

    • UALM: Upper absolute peak, lower manual value: high signal level is the maximum result value of the amplitude measurement; low signal level is manually set using REFLevelrl:RELative:LOWer.

    • UMLA: Upper manual, lower absolute peak: The upper signal level is set manually using REFLevelrl:RELative:UPPer. The lower level is the minimum result value of the amplitude measurement.

  • refLevel – optional repeated capability selector. Default value: Nr1 (settable in the interface ‘RefLevel’)