Last updated: 2010-03-10
For more information on the GPIB Command conventions, see GPIB Command conventions
Function |
Clears all of the data counters for the IP (Internet Protocol) packets and bytes on both the forward and reverse channels. |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:IP" |
Function |
This command clears all traces from the data throughput monitor display and resets the numeric summary table values to zero. |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:CLEar" |
Function |
These commands set the data rate range (y-axis) for the data throughput monitor graphical display. |
Setting |
Start Range: 0 to 4999 kbps Stop Range: 1 to 5000 kbps |
Query |
Start Range: 0 to 4999 kbps Stop Range: 1 to 5000 kbps |
*RST Setting |
Start: 0 kbps Stop: 100 kbps |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:DISPlay:DRATe:STARt 1" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:DISPlay:DRATe:STOP 2800" |
Function |
This command sets the time span (x-axis) for the data throughput monitor graphical display. |
Setting |
Range: 5 to 600 seconds |
Query |
Range: 5 to 600 seconds |
*RST Setting |
600 seconds |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:DISPlay:SPAN:TIME 600" |
Function |
This query returns the number of 10-minute trace data collection periods since the last time the monitor was enabled or cleared. |
Query |
Range: 0 to 2,147,483,647 10-minute periods, 9.91 E+37 Resolution: 1 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:TRACe:HISTory:UNUMber?" |
Function |
These commands set/query which data throughput traces are displayed. |
Setting |
Range: 1|ON|0|OFF |
*RST Setting |
OTA Tx - ON OTA Rx - ON IP Tx - OFF IP RX - OFF |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:DISPlay:STATe 1" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTARx:DISPlay:STATe 1" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:DISPlay:STATe 1" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPRX:DISPlay:STATe 1" |
Function |
These query commands return the summary table values (except for Marker) for any of the four traces:
The query results for each trace will be returned in a comma-separated string with values in the following order:
|
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 Resolution: 1 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:DRATe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTARx:DRATe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:DRATe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPRX:DRATe?" |
Function |
These query commands return the trace data values for any of the four traces:
The query results for each trace will be returned in a 600 comma-separated trace values for spreadsheet plotting. These values represent the most recent 10 minute trace data collection period. |
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 Resolution: 1 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:TRACe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTARx:TRACe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:TRACe?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPRX:TRACe?" |
Function |
These query commands return the trace data values for any of the four traces:
The query results for each trace will be returned in a 600 comma-separated trace values for the last 10-minute trace data collection period captured since the data throughput monitor was enabled or cleared. To find out how many 10-minute periods have elapsed, |
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 Resolution: 1 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTATx:TRACe:HISTory?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:OTARx:TRACe:HISTory?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPTX:TRACe:HISTory?" "CALL:COUNt:DTMonitor:IPRX:TRACe:HISTory?" |
Function |
Queries the number of IP (Internet Protocol) packets and bytes transferred between the test set and the wireless device on both the uplink and downlink. Results are returned in the following order: 1. Downlink packets 2. Downlink bytes 3. Uplink packets 4. Uplink bytes Power up, full preset, or the clear counters command will clear the counters. When IP counters reach their maximum value, they remain at that value until cleared. |
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP?" |
Function |
Sets/queries the DUT IP RX Packets. Power up, full preset, or the clear counters command (CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:IP) will clear these IP counters. When IP counters reach their maximum value (10,000,000,000), they remain at that value until cleared. |
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP:RX?" |
Function |
Sets/queries the DUT IP TX Packets. Power up, full preset, or the clear counters command (CALL:COUNt:CLEar:MS:IP) will clear these IP counters. When IP counters reach their maximum value (10,000,000,000), they remain at that value until cleared. |
Query |
Range: 0 to 9999999999, 9.91 E+37 |
Requirements |
Test Application Revision: A.05.00 and above |
Programming Example |
"CALL:COUNt:MS:IP:TX?" |