Configurable XYZ Positioner

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The Configurable XYZ Positioner device driver is a Positioner which is supported by RadiMation®.

Configurable XYZ Positioner

This driver can be configured to send commands to an EUT X, Y and Z-axis Positioner. It will be used in a Radiated Emission test with the location type GTEM configured. Below an overview of the commands to configure:

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Initialisation and Check

ScreenElementDescription.png Reset The reset command sent during the initialisation phase
ScreenElementDescription.png Init The command sent during the initialisation phase
ScreenElementDescription.png Get ID The command sent to request the identifier of the device, e.g. *IDN?
ScreenElementDescription.png Returned ID The response of GET ID, this can either be the returned value or an regular expression
ScreenElementDescription.png Deinit The command sent during the de-initialisation phase
ScreenElementDescription.png Wait for Completion after sending command With this command the configured commands below will also send an *OPC? command to query if the operation is completed

XYZ Positioner

ScreenElementDescription.png X Position The command which will start to move the EUT in the X Position
ScreenElementDescription.png X Position Stop The command which will be sent after "X Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed
ScreenElementDescription.png Y Position The command which will start to move the EUT in the Y Position
ScreenElementDescription.png Y Position Stop The command which will be sent after "Y Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed
ScreenElementDescription.png Z Position The command which will start to move the EUT in the Z Position
ScreenElementDescription.png Z Position Stop The command which will be sent after "Z Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed
ScreenElementDescription.png Waiting time The time to wait between the '...'-Position and '...'-Position Stop. Specified in milliseconds (ms). This waiting time is only used when the start command is configured.