Configuration Spaces

Use a personality configuration space to describe a specific measurement setup that you intend to reuse. For example, you may need to perform several 802.11b (SISO) and 802.11ac MIMO measurements on a DUT, both of which require several configuration setup commands. You can create one configuration space for 802.11b, called WLAN1, and another configuration space for 802.11ac MIMO, called WLAN2. Each WLAN1 and WLAN2 configuration space can then be configured individually with the appropriate parameters needed to perform the measurements you want. The amount of commands you must send when you switch from 802.11b measurements to 802.11ac measurements are minimized because each configuration space has its own encapsulated configuration set.

In practice, all you need to do is initiate and fetch the measurements. For example, the following code initiates and fetches results for the 802.11b measurement set: 
INITiate:RFSA:WLAN1
FETCH:RFSA:WLAN1
Similarly, the following code initiates and fetches measurements for 802.11ac: 
INITiate:RFSA:WLAN2
FETCH:RFSA:WLAN2

The configuration space protects your results, so you can execute configuration space WLAN2 before you fetch the results from WLAN1.