Agilent 89601

[Sourabh Doherty]

Youcan immediately view captured waveform data by either clicking the VSA button or selecting Agilent 89600 VSA as the waveform destination in the capture mode's Waveform Setup leaf. See Basic Capture Setup for an example of capturing, analyzing, and saving waveform data.

The Baseband Studio for waveform capture and playback software automatically generates a sister file when waveform data is captured, so it is not necessary for the user to create this file. You can, however, edit the parameters or add new parameters. The 89601A software recognizes the following additional parameters:

I downloaded the driver for PXA N9030A and started using it. However, the driver is available only in Spectrum Anyalyzer mode. I'd to use the other modes like: 89601 VSA mode to make some measurements, but I can't

If I understand correctly, 89601 is a piece of software developed by Agilent. Are you asking if it is possible to interface the Agilent 89601 software with LabVIEW? Are the modes available in the instrument driver for your application not what you are looking for?

The driver supports the instrument and it's functions. If you want to replicate the software, you can do so with the driver and some custom LabVIEW code. To interface to the 89601 software which works with a variety of spectrum analyzers, see this.

The Configure Measurment Type.VI, in the block diagram, has a constant called Measurement Type that can be changed to the following: Swept SA, Channel Power (the spectrum mode), Occupied Bandwidth, Power Stat CCDF, Adjacent Channel Power, Burst Power, Spurious Emissions, Spectrum Emmision Mask, List Sweep

I think what you're looking for are the AgtVsaVector properties and methods. The first thing you have to do is install the Agilent 89601 VSA software on your local pc and on the spectrum analyzer. I used version 7.20. As noted earlier, 6.x didn't play well. When you install the 89601 software on your pc, DO NOT install the Agilent IO libraries. Doing so will trash your GPIB setup because Agilent an NI used the same filename for one of the .dll's. The control I used to get to the application is just an Automation Refnum control. On the front panel: Modern/Ref Num/Automation Refnum, then rightclick on it and choose "Select Activex Class... Browse... Select "Agilent 89600 Vector Signal Analyzer Version 7.20...." in the drop down box, then select "_Application" in the table. Connect this to an Automation Open vi. You can leave the machine name unwired. Dcom will pick up the computer name to connect to through Component Services.

In the folder where the VSA software installed on your pc, there is a subfolder named "dcom". On my pc, the path is "C:\Program Files\Agilent\89600 VSA\dcom". In that folder, there is a Readme.txt file. Follow the instructions in there to set up dcom communications. The analyzer name is the computer name of the spectrum analyzer. If its an MXA, then its probably A-N9020A-(last 5 digits of serial number). You can also find this under "Show", "System" on the spectrum analyzer.

Once you've run setup.bat, you can then run testconnect.bat anytime to test the connection. All setup.bat does is set default settings in Component Services. You can do this manually through Component Services. Once that's done, it tries to launch the VSA software. Play around with the permissions until testconnect.bat is able to launch the vsa software. I gave the users I created on the vsa Full Access and things worked fine.

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