Command Syntax

:SPRocessN:DFEQualizer:PROPtimize {ON | OFF}

Query Syntax

:SPRocessN:DFEQualizer:PROPtimize?

Query Response

{0 | 1}

Description

Turns the DFE equalizer's pulse optimization on or off. The following table shows the:

• child commands only have an effect when the optimization is on.
• child commands that only have an effect when the automatic taps (:SPRocess:DFEQualizer:TAPS:AUTo) is off: :TAPS, :SAMPlitude, and :MCURsor.
• Optimized data files can only be saved when both optimization and automatic taps (:SPRocess:DFEQualizer:TAPS:AUTo) are on.

Required Conditions for :DFEQualizer:PROPtimize: Child Commands

Child Command	:DFEQ:TAPS:AUTo		:DFEQ:PROPtimize		Description	Associated Control Tab Location in DFE Setup Dialog
	OFF	ON	OFF	ON
:DFEQ:PROP:TAPS	■			■	Enters the tap values.	Taps
:DFEQ:PROP:SAMPlitude	■			■	Enter the signal amplitude.	Taps
:DFEQ:PROP:MCURsor	■			■	Enters the main cursor amplitude.	Taps
:DFEQ:PROP:BMAX	■	■		■	Enters the tap limits (bmax(N)) values.	Advanced
:DFEQ:PROP:DELay	■	■		■	Enters the pulse delay (Dp) in UI.	Pulse Response Tab
:DFEQ:PROP:LENGth	■	■		■	Enters the pulse length (Np) in UI.	Pulse Response Tab
:DFEQ:PROP:SAVE		■		■	Saves the pulse response to a file after optimization.	Pulse Response Tab
:DFEQ:PROP:SAVE:FILE		■		■	Specifies the file to which to save the pulse response.	Pulse Response Tab

For Reference Rx operator, what function do I send this command to?

If the DFE equalizer is a secondary function to the Reference Rx operator, address the :SPRocess:DFEQualizer:PROPtimize command to the Reference Rx function as identified in the following Reference Rx Setup dialog's operator diagram. In the following figure, this would be Function 2 and the command would be:

:SPRocess2:DFEQualizer:PROPtimize