Assigning Attenuation Tables to Ports
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Assigning Attenuation Tables to Ports
You can assign a defined attenuation table to a user-defined port name. Logical port names do not inherit the attenuation tables that are assigned to their respective physical ports.
The following code assigns the previously created
MyAttenuationTable to a previously defined port name,
SgPort:
SYSTem:RFSG:CORRection:CSET:SELect 'SgPort','MyAttenuationTable'
MyAttenuationTable will then be used each time a client configures the port as
SgPort, such as in the following code:
CONFigure:RFSG:GPRF:PORTname 'SgPort'You can assign an attenuation table to a generator port (RFSG) or an analyzer port (RFSA) individually. You can also assign a table to both RFSA and RFSG ports simultaneously.
Note Attenuation tables for broadcast ports do not need to be assigned to a port, as they are assigned to the physical port that the broadcast port consists of.
Related Information
- Logical Port Names
A logical port name is a user-defined name for a physical port.