(Write-only)  Deletes installed cal kits.

Parameters

[ckit]

Optional String. Cal Kit to delete. If not specified, all PNA Cal kits are deleted, including custom kits.

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:CLE

sense:correction:ckit:clear:immediate "85052B"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only) Returns the number of installed cal kits.

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:COUNt?

Query Syntax

SENS:CORR:CKIT:COUNt?

Return Type

Numeric

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only) Returns a list of characterizations stored in the specified ECal module.

Parameters

<mod>

ECal module from which to read user characterization numbers. Choose from 1 to 50. If unspecified, value is set to 1.

Examples

Module 1 contains User Characterizations 1 and 3.

SENSe:CORRection:CKIT:ECAL:CLIST?

'Returns the following (0 always indicates the factory characterization):

0,1,3

Return Type

Numeric list, separated by commas.

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Deletes user characterizations from PNA disk memory.

Parameters

<kitName>

Optional String argument.  ECal Model, User Characterization name + " ECal", and serial number of the ECal module, separated by spaces. See examples below.

If unspecified, ALL User Characterizations that are stored in PNA disk memory are deleted.

Examples

'These examples all use "MyUserChar" as the User characterization name.

'The "My User Char" characterization is deleted from disk memory.

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:DMEM:CLE "N4433A MyUserChar ECal 00001"

'All User characterizations are deleted from disk memory.

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:DMEM:CLE

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) After the PNA disk memory is Exported to a file, use this command to Import the file into PNA disk memory, which allows the User Characterization to be used with the PNA and ECal module.

Note: An ECal confidence check can NOT be performed remotely from User Characterizations that are stored on the PNA disk.

Parameters

<file>

String. Full path and file name of file that was exported.

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:DMEM:IMP "c:\users\public\network analyzer\ECal User Characterizations/myDiskUserChar.euc"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Saves an existing ECal characterization to a file. Use this command to archive the user characterization or to move the characterization to a different PNA for use with the specified ECal module. After exporting the user characterization, use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:DMEM:IMPort to make the user characterization available for use.

Parameters

<kit>

String. Not case sensitive. ECal Model, User char name + " ECal", and serial number of the ECal module used for the characterization, separated by spaces. See examples below.

If the model and serial number of the module is not found, an error is returned.

[<file>]

Optional String argument. Path and filename of the user characterization. If not specified, the file is saved using characterization name + ".euc". If the path is not specified, it is stored in C:/Program Files/Keysight/Network Analyzer/ECal User Characterizations/. The extension ".euc" is appended if one is not specified.

[<NewName>]

Optional String argument. This allows you to change the name for the User Characterization. When specified, the new name is saved in the file with the characterization. If unspecified, the existing user characterization name is saved.

Note: If this argument is specified, the second argument (<file>) must also be specified.

Examples

'These examples all use "MyUserChar" as the User characterization name.

'All parameters specified

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:EXP "N4433A MyUserChar ECal 00001","myUserChar.euc","NewUserChar"

'First two parameters are specified

sense:correction:ckit:ecal:export "N4691B MyUserChar ECal 00500","myUserChar.euc"

'Only first parameter is specified

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:EXP "N4433A MyUserChar ECal 00001"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only)  Reads the identification and characterization information from the specified ECal module.

Note: To read user-characterization information that is stored in PNA disk memory, then use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:KNAM:INF?

Parameters

<mod>

ECal module from which to read characterizations. Choose from 1 through 50. If unspecified, value is set to 1.

Do NOT assume the <mod> number is the order in which ECal modules were connected.

Use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:LIST? to read a list of <mod> numbers of currently-attached ECal modules.

<char>

Optional argument. Specifies which characterization to read information from.  If not specified, value is set to CHAR0.

Choose from:

• CHAR0   Factory characterization (data that was stored in the ECal module by Keysight)

• CHAR1   User characterization #1

• CHAR2   User characterization #2

•  - through -

• CHAR12   User characterization #12

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL2:INFormation? char5

'Example return string:

"ModelNumber: 85092-60007, SerialNumber: 01386, ConnectorType: N5FN5F, PortAConnector: Type N (50) female, PortBConnector: Type N (50) female, MinFreq: 30000, MaxFreq: 9100000000, NumberOfPoints: 250, Calibrated: July 4 2002"

Return Type

Character

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only) Reads the identification and characterization information from the specified ECal module or PNA disk memory.

Learn more about User Characterization in PNA Disk Memory.

Parameters

<kitName>

String. ECal model and characterization to read information from, enclosed in quotes, in the following format:

<model> <name> ECal <serial number>

Where:

<model>: Always required

<name>:

• For the factory characterization, do not specify.

• For a user-characterization stored in the module, use User <n> in the string, where <n> is the user-characterization number. Not case sensitive. Separate User and <n> with a space.

• For a user-characterization stored in PNA disk memory, use <charName> from SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:CHAR:DMEM:SAVE <charName>

ECal - not case sensitive

<serial number>: Optional. Include when two or more ECal modules with same model number are attached to the PNA,

Each item is separated with a space.

Examples

'For a factory characterization in module memory: SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:KNAM:INF? "N4433A ECal"

'For user characterization in module memory with optional serial number:
SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:KNAM:INF? "N4433A User 1 ECal 00028"

'For user characterization "foo" in disk memory:
SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:KNAM:INF? "N4433A foo ECal 00028"

'Example return string:

"ModelNumber: N4433A, SerialNumber: 00028, ConnectorType: N5FN5F, PortAConnector: Type N (50) female, PortBConnector: Type N (50) female, MinFreq: 30000, MaxFreq: 9100000000, NumberOfPoints: 250, Calibrated: July 4 2002"

Return Type

String

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only) Returns a list of index numbers for ECal modules that are currently attached to the PNA. Use these numbers (called <mod> in PNAHelp) to refer to the ECal module using SCPI commands.

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:LIST?

'If 2 modules are attached to the PNA
'then the returned list will be:

+1,+2

'If NO modules are attached to the PNA
'then the returned list will be:

+0

See example program using this command.

Return Type

Numeric list, separated by commas.

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only) Returns the ECal port that is connected to the specified PNA port. A calibration does not have to be in process.

<ch>

Channel number that contains the frequency range to be calibrated.

<n>

ECal module number.  Choose from 1 through 50.

If unspecified (only one ECal module is connected to the USB), <n> is set to 1.  If two or more modules are connected, use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:LIST? to determine how many, and SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:INF? to verify their identities.

<pnaPort>

PNA port number.

<charN>

Optional argument. If unspecified, factory data (CHAR0) is used. User Characterization number that matches the physical adapters/fixtures that are on the ECal module. This aids in determining the orientation of the ECal module.

Choose from:

• CHAR0   Factory characterization (data that was stored in the ECal module by Keysight)

• CHAR1   User characterization #1

• CHAR2   User characterization #2

and so forth up to:

• CHAR12   User characterization #12

Beginning with A.08.33, up to 12 User Characterizations can be stored in a single ECal module. Previous releases allowed up to 5. Learn more.

Examples

SENS1:CORR:CKIT:ECAL1:ORI? 2

sense2:correction:ckit,ecal1:orient? 2, char2

Return Type

The returned ECal port number is a 1-based number: 1 = Port A, 2 = Port B, 3 = Port C, 4 = Port D.

Zero (0) is returned when the auto-orientation routine is unable to resolve the orientation.

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only)  Returns the number of unique states that exist for the specified path name on the selected ECal module.

This command performs exactly the same function as CONT:ECAL:MOD:PATH:COUNt?

Use the CONT:ECAL:MOD:PATH:STAT command to set the module into one of those states.  

Use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:PATH:DATA? to read the data for a state.

Parameters

<n>

USB number of the ECal module.  Choose from 1 to 50.

If unspecified (only one ECal module is connected to the USB), <n> is set to 1. If two or more modules are connected, use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:LIST? to determine how many, and SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:INF? to verify their identities.

<path>

Name of the path for which to read number of states.  Choose from:

Reflection paths

• A

• B

• C (4-port modules)

• D (4-port modules)

Transmission paths

• AB

• AC (4-port modules)

• AD (4-port modules)

• BC (4-port modules)

• BD (4-port modules)

• CD (4-port modules)

Examples

CONT:ECAL:MOD:PATH:COUNt?
control:ecal:module2:path:count?

Return Type

Integer

Default

Not Applicable

(Read-only)  Returns the data for a state from the memory of the selected ECal module. The returned data is interpolated if necessary to have the same stimulus values as the specified channel <ch>.

• For a reflection path state, the data is reflection S-parameter data. The number of values equals the number of stimulus points on the channel multiplied by 2 (because they are complex numbers).

• For a transmission path state, the data is all 4 S-parameters of the state. The number of values returned is 4 times that of a reflection state.

The data is returned in the same format as CALC:DATA:SNP?

Note: This command returns SNP data without header information, and in columns, not in rows as .SnP files. This means that the data returned from this command sends all frequency data, then all Sx1 magnitude or real data, then all Sx1 phase or imaginary data, and so forth.

Parameters

<ch>

Any existing channel number. If unspecified, value is set to 1.

<num>

Optional argument. USB number of the ECal module. Choose from 1 through 50.

If unspecified (only one ECal module is connected to the USB), <num> is set to 1. If two or more modules are connected, use SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:LIST? to determine how many, and SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL:INF? to verify their identities.

<path>

Name of the path for which to read number of states.  Choose from:

Reflection paths

• A

• B

• C (4-port modules)

• D (4-port modules)

Transmission paths

• AB

• AC (4-port modules)

• AD (4-port modules)

• BC (4-port modules)

• BD (4-port modules)

• CD (4-port modules)

<stateNum>

Number of the state to set. Refer to the following table to associate the <stateNum> with a state in your ECal module.

In addition, CONT:ECAL:MOD:PATH:COUNt? returns the number of states in the specified ECal module.

** The following modules have only FOUR Impedance states (1, 2, 3, 4): N4690B ,N4691B ,N4692A ,N4696B.

<char>

Optional argument. Specifies which characterization within the ECal module to read information from.  If  not specified, value is set to CHAR0.

Choose from:

• CHAR0   Factory characterization (data that was stored in the ECal module by Keysight)

• CHAR1   User characterization #1

• CHAR2   User characterization #2

and so forth up to:

• CHAR12   User characterization #12

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:ECAL1:PATH:DATA? A,1

Return Type

S1P or S2P

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Saves an existing cal kit definitions to a file. Use this command to archive or move a user-defined or modified cal kit to a different PNA. After exporting the cal kit, use SENS:CORR:CKIT:IMPort to make the cal kit available for use on the PNA. This command provides the same behavior as the Installed Kits - Save As button on the Edit PNA Cal Kits dialog.

Parameters

<kit>

String. Not case sensitive. Name of the cal kit to export, as seen in the Cal Kits field of the Select DUT Connectors and Cal Kits dialog of a SMART Cal.

<file>

Optional String argument. Path and filename to where the Cal Kit file is to be saved. If not specified, the file is saved using <kit> + ".ckt". If the path is not specified, it is stored in C:/Program Files/Keysight/Network Analyzer/PNACalKits/User.

Examples

'File unspecified

SENS:CORR:CKIT:EXP "MyCalKit"

'Both parameters are specified

sense:correction:ckit:export "MyCalKit","C:/myBackupCalKit.ckt"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Imports the specified cal kit (.ckt file) and appends the imported kit to the end of the list of kits.

Note:  Although there is no limit to the number of cal kits that can be imported, during an Unguided cal, you can access ONLY mechanical cal kits #1 through #95.

Parameters

<string>

Path and cal kit name.

Examples

SENSe:CORRection:CKIT:IMPort "c:\users\public\network analyzer\documents/85033D.ckt"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Restores default factory installed cal kits. This command also selects kit number 1, as you would using SENS:CORR:COLL:CKIT:SEL 1. Therefore, if you intend to work with a Cal Kit remotely, select the Cal Kit AFTER sending this command.

Note: This command can also delete all existing User-defined Cal Kits. However, if saved using Save As, these kits can be restored in the same manner as after a PNA firmware upgrade. Learn more about saving modified Cal Kits.

Parameters

[ckit]

Optional String. Cal Kit to restore. If not specified, all PNA factory Cal kits are restored.

Examples

SENS:CORR:CKIT:INITialize

sense:correction:ckit:initialize:immediate "85052B"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable

(Write-only) Loads the specified collection of cal kits from a .wks file. You can make your own collection of cal kits from the Advanced Modify Cal Kit menu.

Parameters

<string>

Path and file name of the cal kit collection.

Examples

sense:correction:ckit:load "C:/Program Files/Keysight/Network Analyzer/PnaCalKits/factory/wMyCalKits.wks"

Query Syntax

Not Applicable

Default

Not Applicable