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Latest revision as of 11:48, 11 February 2020
The Configurable XYZ Positioner device driver is a Positioner which is supported by RadiMation®.
Configurable XYZ Positioner[edit]
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:
Initialisation and Check[edit]
Reset | The reset command sent during the initialisation phase |
Init | The command sent during the initialisation phase |
Get ID | The command sent to request the identifier of the device, e.g. *IDN? |
Returned ID | The response of GET ID, this can either be the returned value or an regular expression |
Deinit | The command sent during the de-initialisation phase |
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[edit]
X Position | The command which will start to move the EUT in the X Position |
X Position Stop | The command which will be sent after "X Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed |
Y Position | The command which will start to move the EUT in the Y Position |
Y Position Stop | The command which will be sent after "Y Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed |
Z Position | The command which will start to move the EUT in the Z Position |
Z Position Stop | The command which will be sent after "Z Position" command is sent and the configured waiting time is elapsed |
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. |