Rohde & Schwarz CMW LTE Measurement RsCmwLteMeas instrument driver.
Basic Hello-World code:
from RsCmwLteMeas import *
instr = RsCmwLteMeas('TCPIP::192.168.2.101::hislip0')
idn = instr.utilities.query('*IDN?')
print('Hello, I am: ' + idn)Supported instruments: CMW500,CMW100,CMW270,CMW280,CMP
The package is hosted here: https://pypi.org/project/RsCmwLteMeas/
Documentation: https://RsCmwLteMeas.readthedocs.io/
Examples: https://github.com/Rohde-Schwarz/Examples/
Version history
Release Notes:
Latest release notes summary: Update for new FW version
- Version 4.0.231
Update for new FW version
- Version 4.0.231
Fixed imports in top module __init__.py file
- Version 4.0.230
Update for FW 4.0.230
Several bugfixes
- Version 4.0.112
Added Result query methods without CC{Nr} header
Changed minimal Python requirement to 3.8
- Version 4.0.111
Added commands for use without CC{Nr} header
- Version 4.0.110
Update for FW 4.0.110
- Version 3.8.xx2
Fixed several misspelled arguments and command headers
- Version 3.8.xx1
Bluetooth and WLAN update for FW versions 3.8.xxx
- Version 3.7.xx8
Added documentation on ReadTheDocs
- Version 3.7.xx7
Added 3G measurement subsystems RsCmwGsmMeas, RsCmwCdma2kMeas, RsCmwEvdoMeas, RsCmwWcdmaMeas
Added new data types for commands accepting numbers or ON/OFF:
int or bool
float or bool
- Version 3.7.xx6
Added new UDF integer number recognition
- Version 3.7.xx5
Added RsCmwDau
- Version 3.7.xx4
Fixed several interface names
New release for CMW Base 3.7.90
New release for CMW Bluetooth 3.7.90
- Version 3.7.xx3
Second release of the CMW python drivers packet
New core component RsInstrument
Previously, the groups starting with CATalog: e.g. ‘CATalog:SIGNaling:TOPology:PLMN’ were reordered to ‘SIGNaling:TOPology:PLMN:CATALOG’ give more contextual meaning to the method/property name. This is now reverted back, since it was hard to find the desired functionality.
Reorganized Utilities interface to sub-groups
- Version 3.7.xx2
Fixed some misspeling errors
Changed enum and repCap types names
All the assemblies are signed with Rohde & Schwarz signature
- Version 1.0.0.0
First released version
1 maintainer
Metadata
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