Attributes

attributes.py - Contains the ID of all attributes belongs to the module.

class nirfmxbluetooth.attributes.AttributeID(value)

Bases: Enum

This enum class contains the ID of all attributes belongs to the module.

ACCESS_ADDRESS = 11534353

Specifies the 32-bit LE access address.

This value is used to synchronize to the start of the packet if you set the burst synchronization type attribute in TXP, ACP, or ModAcc measurements to Sync Word and the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE or LE-CS. You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0x71764129 as specified by the bluetooth standard.

ACP_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11554823

Specifies whether to enable all traces for the adjacent channel power (ACP) measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

ACP_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11554822

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

ACP_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11554821

Specifies whether to enable averaging for the ACP measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The measurement uses the ACP Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the ACP measurement is averaged.

ACP_BURST_SYNCHRONIZATION_TYPE = 11554834

Specifies the type of synchronization used for detecting the start of the EDR packet in the adjacent channel power (ACP) measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Preamble.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that the measurement does not perform synchronization to detect the start of the packet.
Preamble (1)	Specifies that the measurement uses the preamble field bits to detect the start of the packet.
Sync Word (2)	Specifies that the measurement uses sync word for the BR/EDR packets and access address for the LE/LE-CS packets to detect the start of the packet. For BR /EDR packets, the sync word is derived from the BD Address LAP attribute.

ACP_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11554816

Specifies whether to enable the ACP measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

ACP_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11554824

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for adjacent channel power (ACP) measurement.

The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

ACP_NUMBER_OF_OFFSETS = 11554819

Specifies the number of offset channels used on either side of the reference channel for the adjacent channel power (ACP) measurement when you set the OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE attribute to Symmetric. This attribute also returns the actual number of offsets used in the ACP measurement when you set the ACP Offset Channel Mode attribute to In-band.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 5. Valid values are 0 to 100, inclusive.

ACP_OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE = 11554818

Specifies which offset channels are used for the measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Symmetric.

Name (Value)	Description
Symmetric (0)	Specifies that the offset channels are symmetrically located around the reference channel. The number of offsets on either side of the reference channel is specified by the ACP Num Offsets attribute. In symmetric mode, the Center Frequency attribute specifies the frequency of the reference channel, expressed in Hz.
In-band (1)	Specifies that the measurement is performed over all the channels as specified by the standard. For BR and EDR packets, 79 channels starting from 2.402GHz to 2.48GHz are used for the measurement. For LE packets, 81 channels starting from 2.401GHz to 2.481GHz are used for the measurement. In In-band mode, the Center Frequency attribute specifies the frequency of acquisition which must be equal to 2.441GHz. Configure the Channel Number attribute to specify the frequency of the reference channel.

ACP_OFFSET_FREQUENCY = 11554820

Returns the frequency of the offset channel with respect to the reference channel frequency. This value is expressed in Hz.

Use “offset<n>” as the Selector String to configure or read this attribute.

The default value is 1 MHz.

ACP_REFERENCE_CHANNEL_BANDWIDTH = 11554837

ACP_REFERENCE_CHANNEL_BANDWIDTH_MODE = 11554838

Name (Value)	Description
Auto (0)
Manual (1)

ACP_RESULTS_LOWER_OFFSET_ABSOLUTE_POWER = 11554828

Returns the absolute power measured in the lower offset channel. This value is expressed in dBm.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

ACP_RESULTS_LOWER_OFFSET_MARGIN = 11554830

Returns the margin from the limit specified by the mask with exception for lower offsets. This value is expressed in dB. Margin is defined as the difference between the offset absolute power and mask with exception. This result is valid only if you set the OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE attribute to In-band. This attribute returns NaN if you set the ACP Offset Channel Mode attribute to Symmetric.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

ACP_RESULTS_LOWER_OFFSET_RELATIVE_POWER = 11554829

Returns the relative power in the lower offset channel measured with respect to the reference channel power. This value is expressed in dB.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

ACP_RESULTS_MEASUREMENT_STATUS = 11554826

Indicates the overall measurement status based on the measurement limits specified by the standard when you set the OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE attribute to In-band.

The standard defines two masks, mask with exception and mask without exception. Mask with exception is more stringent than mask without exception.

The mask with exception limits are as follows:

PHY	Data Rate (bps)	Offset 0	Offset 1	Offset 2	Offset 3	Offset 4	Offset (greater than or equal to 5)
BR	NA	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm
EDR	NA	less than or equal to (Reference Channel Power (dBm) - 26)	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm	less than or equal to -40 dBm
LE	1 Mbps	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -30 dBm	less than or equal to -30 dBm	less than or equal to -30 dBm	less than or equal to -30 dBm
LE	2 Mbps	NA	NA	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -30 dBm

The mask without exception limits for all packet type are as follows:

PHY	Data Rate (bps)	Offset (2) to Offset (4)	Offset (greater than or equal to 5)
BR	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -20 dBm
EDR	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -20 dBm
LE	1 Mbps	less than or equal to -20 dBm	less than or equal to -20 dBm
LE	2 Mbps	NA	less than or equal to -20 dBm

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

Name (Value)	Description
Not Applicable (-1)	This attribute returns Not Applicable when you set the ACP Offset Channel Mode attribute to Symmetric.
Fail (0)	This attribute returns Fail if more than 3 offsets from offset 3 onwards fail the mask with exception or any offset channel fails the mask without exception.
Pass (1)	This attribute returns Pass if all offsets except up to a maximum of 3 from offset 3 onwards do not fail the mask with exception and all offset channels do not fail the mask without exception.

ACP_RESULTS_REFERENCE_CHANNEL_POWER = 11554827

Returns the measured power of the reference channel. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

ACP_RESULTS_UPPER_OFFSET_ABSOLUTE_POWER = 11554831

Returns the absolute power measured in the upper offset channel. This value is expressed in dBm.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

ACP_RESULTS_UPPER_OFFSET_MARGIN = 11554833

Returns the margin from the limit specified by the mask with exception for upper offsets. This value is expressed in dB. Margin is defined as the difference between the offset absolute power and mask with exception. This result is valid only if you set the OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE attribute to In-band. This attribute returns NaN if you set the ACP Offset Channel Mode attribute to Symmetric.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

ACP_RESULTS_UPPER_OFFSET_RELATIVE_POWER = 11554832

Returns the relative power in the upper offset channel measured with respect to the reference channel power. This value is expressed in dB.

Use “offset<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

AUTO_LEVEL_INITIAL_REFERENCE_LEVEL = 11587585

Specifies the initial reference level which the auto_level() method uses to estimate the peak power of the input signal. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 30.

BANDWIDTH_BIT_PERIOD_PRODUCT = 11534388

Specifies the bandwidth bit period product of GFSK modulation for LE-CS packet type.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0.5.

BD_ADDRESS_LAP = 11534351

Specifies the 24-bit lower address part (LAP) of the bluetooth device address (BD_ADDR).

This value is used to generate the sync word if you set the burst synchronization type attribute in TXP, ACP, or ModAcc measurements to Sync Word. This attribute is applicable only to BR and EDR packet types.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0.

CENTER_FREQUENCY = 11534337

Specifies the expected carrier frequency of the RF signal that needs to be acquired. This value is expressed in Hz. The signal analyzer tunes to this frequency.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is hardware dependent. The default value for the devices PXIe-5645/5820 is 0 Hz. The default value for devices PXIe-5644/5646/5840/5663/5663E/5665/5668R is 2.402 GHz.

CHANNEL_NUMBER = 11534359

Specifies the RF channel number of the signal generated by the device under test (DUT), as defined in the bluetooth specification. This attribute is applicable when you enable the ACP measurement and when you set the OFFSET_CHANNEL_MODE attribute to In-band.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_ANTENNA_SWITCH_TIME = 11534389

Specifies the Channel Sounding Antenna Switch Time for the LE-CS packet. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than SYNC.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0 us.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_NUMBER_OF_ANTENNA_PATH = 11534390

Specifies the number of antenna paths for the generated LE-CS packet. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than SYNC.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT = 11534384

Specifies the format of the Channel Sounding packet depending on the position and presence of SYNC and CS Tone fields. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is SYNC.

Name (Value)	Description
SYNC (0)	Specifies that the LE-CS packet contains only SYNC portion.
CS Tone (1)	Specifies that the LE-CS packet contains only CS Tone.
CS Tone after SYNC (2)	Specifies that the CS Tone portion is at the end of the LE-CS packet.
CS Tone before SYNC (3)	Specifies that the CS Tone portion is at the beginning of the LE-CS packet.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PHASE_MEASUREMENT_PERIOD = 11534386

Specifies the Channel Sounding Phase Measurement Period for the LE-CS packet. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than SYNC.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10 us.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_SYNC_SEQUENCE = 11534385

Specifies the type of sequence present in the SYNC portion after trailer bits. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than CS Tone.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is None.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that there is no optional sequence at the end of the SYNC portion of the LE-CS packet.
Sounding Sequence 32-bit (1)	Specifies that there is a 32-bit sounding sequence at the end of the SYNC portion of the LE-CS packet.
Sounding Sequence 96-bit (2)	Specifies that there is a 96-bit sounding sequence at the end of the SYNC portion of the LE-CS packet.
Payload Pattern (3)	Specifies that the payload bit pattern is present at the end of the SYNC portion of the LE-CS packet.

CHANNEL_SOUNDING_TONE_EXTENSION_SLOT = 11534387

Specifies whether the tone extension slot transmission is enabled after CS Tone. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than SYNC.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Disabled.

Name (Value)	Description
Disabled (0)	Specifies that there is no transmission in the CS Tone extension slot.
Enabled (1)	Specifies that there is transmission in the CS Tone extension slot.

CTE_LENGTH = 11534381

Specifies the length of the constant tone extension (CTE) field in the generated signal. This value is expressed in seconds. This attribute is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to either Angle of Arrival or Angle of Departure.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 160 microseconds.

CTE_NUMBER_OF_TRANSMIT_SLOTS = 11534383

Returns the number of transmit slots in the constant time extension portion of the generated LE packet. This attribute is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Arrival or Angle of Departure.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

CTE_SLOT_DURATION = 11534382

Specifies the length of the switching slots and transmit slots in the constant tone extension field in the generated signal. This attribute is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Arrival or Angle of Departure.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1u.

DATA_RATE = 11534350

Specifies the data rate of the LE, LE-CS or LE-HDT packet transmitted by the device under test (DUT). This value is expressed in bps. This attribute is applicable only to LE, LE-CS or LE-HDT packet type.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1M.

DETECTED_DATA_RATE = 11534378

Returns the data rate detected by the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method. This attribute returns a valid data rate only if the Detected Packet Type attribute returns LE. This attribute can be queried only after calling the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Not Applicable.

DETECTED_PACKET_TYPE = 11534361

Returns the packet type detected by the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method. This attribute can be queried only after calling the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Unknown.

DETECTED_PAYLOAD_LENGTH = 11534379

Returns the payload length detected by the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method. This attribute can be queried only after calling the RFmxBT Auto Detect Signal method.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is -1.

DIGITAL_EDGE_TRIGGER_EDGE = 11534342

Specifies the active edge for the trigger. This attribute is valid only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to Digital Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Rising Edge.

Name (Value)	Description
Rising Edge (0)	The trigger asserts on the rising edge of the signal.
Falling Edge (1)	The trigger asserts on the falling edge of the signal.

DIGITAL_EDGE_TRIGGER_SOURCE = 11534341

Specifies the source terminal for the digital edge trigger. This attribute is used only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to Digital Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default of this attribute is hardware dependent.

DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE = 11534380

Specifies the mode of direction finding.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Disabled.

Name (Value)	Description
Disabled (0)	Specifies that the LE packet does not have fields required for direction finding.
Angle of Arrival (1)	Specifies that the LE packets uses the Angle of Arrival method of direction finding.
Angle of Departure (2)	Specifies that the LE packets uses the Angle of Departure method of direction finding.

EXTERNAL_ATTENUATION = 11534339

Specifies the attenuation of a switch (or cable) connected to the RF IN connector of the signal analyzer. This value is expressed in dB.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

For more information about attenuation, refer to the Attenuation and Signal Levels topic for your device in the NI RF Vector Signal Analyzers Help.

The default value is 0.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11546629

Specifies whether to enable all the traces for FrequencyRange measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11546628

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11546627

Specifies whether to enable averaging for the FrequencyRange measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The FrequencyRange measurement uses the FrequencyRange Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the FrequencyRange measurement is averaged.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11546624

Specifies whether to enable the FrequencyRange measurement specified in the section 4.5.4 of the Bluetooth Test Specification RF.TS.p33. This measurement is valid only for basic rate (BR) packets.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11546630

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for the frequency range measurement.

The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_RESULTS_HIGH_FREQUENCY = 11546632

Returns the highest frequency above the center frequency at which the transmit power drops below -30 dBm measured in a 100 kHz bandwidth. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_RESULTS_LOW_FREQUENCY = 11546633

Returns the lowest frequency below the center frequency at which the transmit power drops below -30 dBm measured in a 100 kHz bandwidth. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

FREQUENCY_RANGE_SPAN = 11546626

Specifies the span for the FrequencyRange measurement. This value is expressed in Hz. You must adjust the span according the center frequency as specified in section 4.5.4 of the Bluetooth Test Specification RF.TS.p33. It is recommended to use the span of 6 MHz for a center frequency of 2.402 GHz and 10 MHz for a center frequency of 2.48 GHz.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10 MHz.

HIGH_DATA_THROUGHPUT_PACKET_FORMAT = 11534392

Specifies the Higher Data Throughput (HDT) packet format. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-HDT.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Format0.

Name (Value)	Description
Short Format (0)	Specifies that the HDT packet format is Short Format. This packet consists of preamble and control header field.
Format0 (1)	Specifies that the HDT packet format is Format0. This packet consists of preamble, control header, PDU header and payload field. The maximum payload length is 510 bytes.
Format1 (2)	Specifies that the HDT packet format is Format1. This packet format is similar to the Format0 but its payload zone consists of multiple blocks and the maximum payload length per payload is 8191 bytes.

IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_LEVEL = 11534344

Specifies the power level at which the device triggers. The device asserts the trigger when the signal exceeds the level specified by the value of this parameter, taking into consideration the specified slope.

This value is expressed in dB when you set the IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_LEVEL_TYPE attribute to Relative and in dBm when you set the IQ Power Edge Level Type attribute to Absolute. This attribute is valid only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to IQ Power Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is hardware dependent.

IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_LEVEL_TYPE = 11538431

Specifies the reference for the IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_LEVEL attribute. The IQ Power Edge Level Type attribute is used only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to IQ Power Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Relative.

Name (Value)	Description
Relative (0)	The IQ Power Edge Level attribute is relative to the value of the Reference Level attribute.
Absolute (1)	The IQ Power Edge Level attribute specifies the absolute power.

IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_SLOPE = 11534345

Specifies whether the device asserts the trigger when the signal power is rising or when it is falling. The device asserts the trigger when the signal power exceeds the specified level with the slope you specify. This attribute is used only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to IQ Power Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Rising Slope.

Name (Value)	Description
Rising Slope (0)	The trigger asserts when the signal power is rising.
Falling Slope (1)	The trigger asserts when the signal power is falling.

IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_SOURCE = 11534343

Specifies the channel from which the device monitors the trigger. This attribute is valid only when you set the TRIGGER_TYPE attribute to IQ Power Edge.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value of this attribute is hardware dependent.

LIMITED_CONFIGURATION_CHANGE = 11587584

Specifies the set of attributes that are considered by RFmx in the locked signal configuration state.

If your test system performs the same measurement at different selected ports, multiple frequencies and/or power levels repeatedly, enabling this attribute can help achieve faster measurements. When you set this attribute to a value other than Disabled, the RFmx driver will use an optimized code path and skip some checks. Because RFmx skips some checks when you use this attribute, you need to be aware of the limitations of this feature, which are listed in the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic.

You can also use this attribute to lock a specific instrument configuration for a signal so that every time that you initiate the signal, RFmx applies the RFmxInstr attributes from a locked configuration.

NI recommends you use this attribute in conjunction with named signal configurations. Create named signal configurations for each measurement configuration in your test program and set this attribute to a value other than Disabled for one or more of the named signal configurations. This allows RFmx to precompute the acquisition settings for your measurement configurations and re-use the precomputed settings each time you initiate the measurement. You do not need to use this attribute if you create named signals for all the measurement configurations in your test program during test sequence initialization and do not change any RFInstr or personality attributes while testing each device under test. RFmx automatically optimizes that use case.

Specify the named signal configuration you are setting this attribute in the selector string input. You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Disabled.

Name (Value)	Description
Disabled (0)	This is the normal mode of RFmx operation. All configuration changes in RFmxInstr attributes or in personality attributes will be applied during RFmx Commit.
No Change (1)	Signal configuration and RFmxInstr configuration are locked after the first Commit or Initiate of the named signal configuration. Any configuration change thereafter either in RFmxInstr attributes or personality attributes will not be considered by subsequent RFmx Commits or Initiates of this signal. Use No Change if you have created named signal configurations for all measurement configurations but are setting some RFmxInstr attributes. Refer to the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic for more details about the limitations of using this mode.
Frequency (2)	Signal configuration, other than center frequency, external attenuation, and RFInstr configuration, is locked after first Commit or Initiate of the named signal configuration. Thereafter, only the Center Frequency and External Attenuation attribute value changes will be considered by subsequent driver Commits or Initiates of this signal. Refer to the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic for more details about the limitations of using this mode.
Reference Level (3)	Signal configuration, other than the reference level and RFInstr configuration, is locked after first Commit or Initiate of the named signal configuration. Thereafter only the Reference Level attribute value change will be considered by subsequent driver Commits or Initiates of this signal. If you have configured this signal to use an IQ Power Edge Trigger, NI recommends that you set the IQ Power Edge Level Type to Relative so that the trigger level is automatically adjusted as you adjust the reference level. Refer to the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic for more details about the limitations of using this mode.
Freq and Ref Level (4)	Signal configuration, other than center frequency, reference level, external attenuation, and RFInstr configuration, is locked after first Commit or Initiate of the named signal configuration. Thereafter only Center Frequency, Reference Level, and External Attenuation attribute value changes will be considered by subsequent driver Commits or Initiates of this signal. If you have configured this signal to use an IQ Power Edge Trigger, NI recommends you set the IQ Power Edge Level Type to Relative so that the trigger level is automatically adjusted as you adjust the reference level. Refer to the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic for more details about the limitations of using this mode.
Selected Ports, Freq and Ref Level (5)	Signal configuration, other than selected ports, center frequency, reference level, external attenuation, and RFInstr configuration, is locked after first Commit or Initiate of the named signal configuration. Thereafter only Selected Ports, Center Frequency, Reference Level, and External Attenuation attribute value changes will be considered by subsequent driver Commits or Initiates of this signal. If you have configured this signal to use an IQ Power Edge Trigger, NI recommends you set the IQ Power Edge Level Type to Relative so that the trigger level is automatically adjusted as you adjust the reference level. Refer to the Limitations of the Limited Configuration Change Property topic for more details about the limitations of using this mode.

MODACC_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11550726

Specifies whether to enable all the traces computed by ModAcc measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

MODACC_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11550725

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

MODACC_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11550724

Specifies whether to enable averaging for the ModAcc measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The measurement uses the ModAcc Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the ModAcc measurement is averaged.

MODACC_BURST_SYNCHRONIZATION_TYPE = 11550763

Specifies the type of synchronization used for detecting the start of packet in ModAcc measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Preamble.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that the measurement does not perform synchronization to detect the start of the packet.
Preamble (1)	Specifies that the measurement uses the preamble field to detect the start of the packet.
Sync Word (2)	Specifies that the measurement uses sync word for the BR/EDR packets and access address for the LE/LE-CS packets to detect the start of the packet. For BR /EDR packets, the sync word is derived from the BD Address LAP attribute.

MODACC_FREQUENCY_TRACKING_ENABLED = 11550784

Specifies whether to enable frequency tracking for LE- HDT packet. If you set this attribute to True, the Control Header EVM, Payload EVM, Payload Frequency Error w1 and Frequency Error w0+w1 results are computed after frequency tracking.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	Disables the frequency tracking for LE-HDT packets.
True (1)	Enables the frequency tracking for LE-HDT packets.

MODACC_IQ_MISMATCH_CORRECTION_ENABLED = 11550781

Specifies whether to enable the IQ mismatch correction for LE- HDT packet. If you set this attribute to True, the EVM results are computed after correcting for the IQ gain imbalance and quadrature error .

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	Disables the IQ mismatch correction for LE-HDT packets.
True (1)	Enables the IQ mismatch correction for LE-HDT packets.

MODACC_IQ_ORIGIN_OFFSET_CORRECTION_ENABLED = 11550723

Specifies whether to enable the I/Q origin offset correction for EDR and LE-HDT packets. If you set this attribute to True, the DEVM and EVM results are computed after correcting for the I/Q origin offset.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	Disables the I/Q origin offset correction for EDR and LE-HDT packets.
True (1)	Enables the I/Q origin offset correction for EDR and LE-HDT packets.

MODACC_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11550720

Specifies whether to enable the ModAcc measurements. You can use this attribute to determine the modulation quality of the bluetooth transmitter.

You can perform the following sub-measurements when ModAcc measurement is enabled: <ul><li> DEVM, on EDR packets</li> <li> df1, on BR and LE packets</li> <li> df2, on BR and LE packets</li> <li> Frequency Error, on BR, EDR, LE and LE-CS packets</li></ul>

The listed sub-measurements are enabled or disabled based on the value of the PAYLOAD_BIT_PATTERN attribute.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

MODACC_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11550727

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for the ModAcc measurement. The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

MODACC_RESULTS_99_PERCENT_DEVM = 11550753

Returns the 99th percentile of the differential EVM (DEVM) values computed on symbols of the EDR portion of all measured EDR packets. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_AVERAGE_RMS_MAGNITUDE_ERROR_MEAN = 11550765

Returns the average of the RMS magnitude error values computed on each 50 us block of EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the average RMS magnitude error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_AVERAGE_RMS_PHASE_ERROR_MEAN = 11550767

Return the average of the RMS phase error values computed on each 50 us block of EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the average RMS phase error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in degrees.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_BR_INITIAL_FREQUENCY_ERROR_MAXIMUM = 11550740

Returns the initial frequency error value computed on the preamble portion of the BR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute initial frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_BR_PEAK_FREQUENCY_DRIFT_MAXIMUM = 11550741

Returns the peak frequency drift value computed on the BR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute peak frequency drift values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_BR_PEAK_FREQUENCY_DRIFT_RATE_MAXIMUM = 11550742

Returns the peak frequency drift rate value computed on the BR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute peak frequency drift rate values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_CLOCK_DRIFT_MEAN = 11550770

Returns the clock drift estimated over the LE-CS packet. This value is expressed in ppm. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the clock drift values computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_CONTROL_HEADER_RMS_EVM_MEAN = 11550775

Returns the RMS EVM value computed on the control header portion of the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the RMS EVM values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dB. This result is valid only for LE-HDT packet.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF1AVG_MAXIMUM = 11550730

Returns the df1avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the df1avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF1AVG_MEAN = 11550729

Returns the df1avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the df1avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF1AVG_MINIMUM = 11550731

Returns the df1avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the minimum of the df1avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF2AVG_MAXIMUM = 11550735

Returns the df2avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the df2avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF2AVG_MEAN = 11550734

Returns the df2avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the df2avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF2AVG_MINIMUM = 11550736

Returns the df2avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the minimum of the df2avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_DF3AVG_MEAN = 11550772

Returns the df3avg value computed on the signal. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the df3avg results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz. This result is valid only for LE-CS packet with data rate 2 Mbps and when bandwidth bit period product is set to 2.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_EDR_HEADER_FREQUENCY_ERROR_WI_MAXIMUM = 11550743

Returns the frequency error value computed on the header of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute header frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_EDR_PEAK_FREQUENCY_ERROR_W0_MAXIMUM = 11550745

Returns the peak frequency error value computed on the EDR portion of the EDR packet, relative to the header frequency error. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum absolute of the peak frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_EDR_PEAK_FREQUENCY_ERROR_WI_PLUS_W0_MAXIMUM = 11550744

Returns the peak frequency error value computed on the EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute peak frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_FRACTIONAL_TIME_OFFSET_MEAN = 11550777

Returns the fractional time offset value computed on the sounding sequence portion of the LE CS Packet. This value is expressed in seconds. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the fractional time offset values for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_FREQUENCY_ERROR_W0_PLUS_W1_MAXIMUM = 11550780

Returns the total frequency error for the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns a value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_IQ_GAIN_IMBALANCE_MEAN = 11550782

Returns the IQ gain imbalance estimated over preamble portion of the LE-HDT packets. This value is expressed in dB. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the IQ gain imbalance values computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_IQ_ORIGIN_OFFSET_MEAN = 11550755

Returns the I/Q origin offset estimated over the EDR portion of the EDR packets and preamble portion of the LE-HDT packets. This value is expressed in dB. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the I/Q origin offset values computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_LE_INITIAL_FREQUENCY_DRIFT_MAXIMUM = 11550747

Returns the initial frequency drift value computed on the LE packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute initial frequency drift values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_LE_INITIAL_FREQUENCY_ERROR_MAXIMUM = 11550769

Returns the initial frequency error value computed on the preamble portion of the LE or LE-CS packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns a value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute initial frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_LE_PEAK_FREQUENCY_DRIFT_MAXIMUM = 11550748

Returns the peak frequency drift value computed on the LE packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute peak frequency drift values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_LE_PEAK_FREQUENCY_DRIFT_RATE_MAXIMUM = 11550749

Returns the peak frequency drift rate value computed on the LE packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute peak frequency drift rate values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_LE_PEAK_FREQUENCY_ERROR_MAXIMUM = 11550746

When you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Disabled, it returns the peak frequency error value computed on the preamble and payload portion of the LE or LE-CS packet. When you set the Direction Finding Mode attribute to Angle of Arrival, it returns the peak frequency error value computed on the Constant tone extension field of the LE packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the value corresponding to the maximum of absolute the peak frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_MINIMUM_DF1MAX_MINIMUM = 11550733

Returns the minimum df1max value computed on the signal. The measurement computes df1max deviation values on a packet and reports the minimum value. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the minimum of the Min df1max results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_MINIMUM_DF2MAX_MINIMUM = 11550738

Returns the minimum df2max value computed on the signal. The measurement computes df2max deviation values on a packet and reports the minimum value. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the minimum of the Min df2max results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PAYLOAD_FREQUENCY_ERROR_W1_MAXIMUM = 11550779

Returns the frequency error value computed on the payload portion of the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns a value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute payload frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PAYLOAD_RMS_EVM_MEAN = 11550776

Returns the RMS EVM value computed on the payload portion including the payload header of the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the RMS EVM values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dB. This result is valid only for LE-HDT packet.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_DEVM_MAXIMUM = 11550752

Returns the peak of the differential EVM (DEVM) values computed on symbols in the EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak symbol differential EVM (DEVM) values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_DF1MAX_MAXIMUM = 11550732

Returns the peak df1max value computed on the signal. The measurement computes df1max deviation values on a packet and reports the peak value. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak df1max results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_DF2MAX_MAXIMUM = 11550737

Returns the peak df2max value computed on the signal. The measurement computes df2max deviation values on a packet and reports the peak value. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak df2max results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_RMS_DEVM_MAXIMUM = 11550750

Returns the peak of the RMS differential EVM (DEVM) values computed on each 50us block of the EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak RMS differential EVM (DEVM) values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the EDR Differential EVM concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_RMS_MAGNITUDE_ERROR_MAXIMUM = 11550766

Returns the peak of the RMS magnitude error values computed on each 50 us block of EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak RMS Magnitude error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PEAK_RMS_PHASE_ERROR_MAXIMUM = 11550768

Return the peak of the RMS phase error values computed on each 50 us block of EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak RMS phase error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in degrees.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PERCENTAGE_OF_SYMBOLS_ABOVE_DF1MAX_THRESHOLD = 11550764

Returns the percentage of symbols with df1max values that are greater than the df1max threshold defined by the standard. This result is valid only for the LE packet with a data rate of 125 Kbps. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it computes this result using the df1max values from all averaging counts. This value expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PERCENTAGE_OF_SYMBOLS_ABOVE_DF2MAX_THRESHOLD = 11550739

Returns the percentage of symbols with df2max values that are greater than the df2max threshold defined by the standard. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it computes this result using the df2max values from all averaging counts. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PERCENTAGE_OF_SYMBOLS_ABOVE_DF4AVG_THRESHOLD = 11550773

Returns the percentage of symbols with df4avg values that are greater than the df4avg threshold defined by the standard. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it computes this result using the df4avg values from all averaging counts. This value is expressed as a percentage. This result is valid only for LE-CS packet with data rate 2 Mbps and when bandwidth bit period product is set to 2.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the df1 and df2 concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PERCENTAGE_OF_SYMBOLS_BELOW_99_PERCENT_DEVM_LIMIT = 11550754

Returns the percentage of symbols in the EDR portion of all the measured EDR packets with differential EVM (DEVM) less than or equal to 99% DEVM threshold as defined in section 4.5.11 of the Bluetooth Test Specification RF.TS.p33.. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it computes this result using the symbol DEVM values from all averaging counts. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PREAMBLE_FREQUENCY_ERROR_W0_MAXIMUM = 11550778

Returns the frequency error value computed on the preamble portion of the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns a value corresponding to the maximum of the absolute preamble frequency error values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the Frequency Error Measurement concept topic for more details.

MODACC_RESULTS_PREAMBLE_RMS_EVM_MEAN = 11550774

Returns the RMS EVM value computed on the preamble portion of the LE-HDT packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the RMS EVM values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dB. This result is valid only for LE-HDT packet.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_PREAMBLE_START_TIME_MEAN = 11550771

Returns the start time of the preamble of LE-CS packet. This value is expressed in seconds. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the preamble start time values computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_QUADRATURE_ERROR_MEAN = 11550783

Returns the quadrature error estimated over preamble portion of the LE-HDT packets. This value is expressed in degree. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the quadrature error values computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODACC_RESULTS_RMS_DEVM_MEAN = 11550751

Returns the RMS differential EVM (DEVM) value computed on the EDR portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the RMS differential EVM (DEVM) values computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results. Refer to the EDR Differential EVM concept topic for more details.

MODSPECTRUM_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11595781

Specifies whether to enable all the traces used for ModSpectrum measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

MODSPECTRUM_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11595780

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

MODSPECTRUM_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11595779

Specifies whether to enable averaging for ModSpectrum measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The measurement uses the ModSpectrum Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the ModSpectrum measurement is averaged.

MODSPECTRUM_BURST_SYNCHRONIZATION_TYPE = 11595778

Specifies the type of synchronization used for detecting the start of packet in the ModSpectrum measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Preamble.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that the measurement does not perform synchronization to detect the start of the packet.
Preamble (1)	Specifies that the measurement uses the preamble field to detect the start of the packet.
Sync Word (2)	Specifies that the measurement uses the Access Address for LE-CS packets to detect the start of the packet.

MODSPECTRUM_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11595776

Specifies whether to enable the ModSpectrum measurements.This measurement is valid only for channel sounding (CS) packets.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

MODSPECTRUM_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11595782

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for ModSpectrum measurement. The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

MODSPECTRUM_RESULTS_BANDWIDTH = 11595784

Returns the 6 dB bandwidth of the received signal. It is computed as the difference between HIGH_FREQUENCY and LOW_FREQUENCY . This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODSPECTRUM_RESULTS_HIGH_FREQUENCY = 11595785

Returns the highest frequency above the center frequency at which the transmit power drops 6dB below the peak power. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

MODSPECTRUM_RESULTS_LOW_FREQUENCY = 11595786

Returns the lowest frequency below the center frequency at which the transmit power drops 6 dB below the peak power. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

NUMBER_OF_BLOCK_REPETITION_SEQUENCES = 11534401

PACKET_TYPE = 11534349

Specifies the type of the Bluetooth packet to be measured.

In this document, packet type is sometimes referred to by the Bluetooth physical layer (PHY) it belongs to. Supported Bluetooth physical layers are basic rate (BR), enhanced data rate (EDR), low energy (LE) and low energy - channel sounding (LE-CS). You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is DH1.

Name (Value)	Description
DH1 (0)	Specifies that the packet type is DH1. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to sections 6.5.1.5 and 6.5.4.2, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
DH3 (1)	Specifies that the packet type is DH3. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.4, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
DH5 (2)	Specifies that the packet type is DH5. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.6, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
DM1 (3)	Specifies that the packet type is DM1. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to sections 6.5.1.5 and 6.5.4.1, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
DM3 (4)	Specifies that the packet type is DM3. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.3, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
DM5 (5)	Specifies that the packet type is DM5. The packet belongs to BR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.5, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
2-DH1 (6)	Specifies that the packet type is 2-DH1. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.8, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
2-DH3 (7)	Specifies that the packet type is 2-DH3. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.9, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
2-DH5 (8)	Specifies that the packet type is 2-DH5. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.10, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
3-DH1 (9)	Specifies that the packet type is 3-DH1. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.11, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
3-DH3 (10)	Specifies that the packet type is 3-DH3. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.12, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
3-DH5 (11)	Specifies that the packet type is 3-DH5. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.4.13, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
2-EV3 (12)	Specifies that the packet type is 2-EV3. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.3.4, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
2-EV5 (13)	Specifies that the packet type is 2-EV5. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.3.5, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
3-EV3 (14)	Specifies that the packet type is 3-EV3. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.3.6, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
3-EV5 (15)	Specifies that the packet type is 3-EV5. The packet belongs to EDR PHY. Refer to section 6.5.3.7, Part B, Volume 2 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
LE (16)	Specifies that the packet type is LE. The packet belongs to LE PHY. Refer to sections 2.1 and 2.2, Part B, Volume 6 of the Bluetooth Core Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet.
LE-CS (17)	Specifies that the packet type is LE-CS. The packet belongs to LE-CS PHY. Refer to Section 2, Part H, Volume 6 of the Bluetooth Specification v6.0 for more information about this packet
LE-HDT (18)	Specifies that the packet type is LE-HDT. The packet belongs to LE-HDT PHY.

PAYLOAD_BIT_PATTERN = 11534354

Specifies the bit pattern present in the payload of the packet. This value is used to determine the set of ModAcc measurements to be performed.

The following table shows the measurements applicable for different Payload Bit Pattern:

Bluetooth PHY	Data Rate	Standard	11110000	10101010
BR	NA	Error	df1	df2 and BR frequency error
EDR	NA	DEVM (The measurement considers PN9 as payload pattern)	Error	Error
LE	1 Mbps	Error	df1 and LE frequency errors on the constant tone extension (CTE) field within the direction finding packets.	df2 and LE frequency error
LE	2 Mbps	Error	df1 and LE frequency errors on the constant tone extension (CTE) field within the direction finding packets.	df2 and LE frequency error
LE	125 kbps	df1 and LE frequency error (The measurement considers 11111111 as payload pattern)	Error	Error
LE	500 kbps	df2 and LE frequency error (The measurement considers 11111111 as payload pattern)	Error	Error
LE-CS	1 Mbps	Error	df1	df2 and LE frequency error
LE-CS	2 Mbps	Error	df1	df2 and LE frequency error

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Standard Defined.

Name (Value)	Description
Standard Defined (0)	Specifies that the payload bit pattern is Standard Defined.
11110000 (1)	Specifies that the payload bit pattern is 11110000.
10101010 (2)	Specifies that the payload bit pattern is 10101010.

PAYLOAD_LENGTH = 11534356

Specifies the payload length of BR, EDR, LE and LE-CS packet, and the payload zone length of LE-HDT packet, in bytes. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PAYLOAD_LENGTH_MODE attribute to Manual. This attribute returns the payload length or payload zone length used for measurement if you set the Payload Length Mode attribute to Auto.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

PAYLOAD_LENGTH_MODE = 11534355

Specifies the payload length mode of the signal to be measured. The payload length mode and PAYLOAD_LENGTH attributes decide the length of the payload to be used for measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Auto.

Name (Value)	Description
Manual (0)	Enables the value specified by the Payload Length attribute. The acquisition and measurement durations will be decided based on this value.
Auto (1)	Enables the standard defined maximum payload length for BR, EDR, LE and LE-CS packet, and the maximum payload zone length for LE-HDT packet. If this attribute is set to Auto, the maximum standard defined payload length or payload zone length for the selected Packet Type is chosen. The maximum payload length a device under test (DUT) can generate varies from 37 to 255 bytes for LE packet, and the maximum payload zone length varies from 514 to 33020 bytes for LE-HDT packet. When you set the payload length mode to Auto, RFmx chooses 37 bytes for LE packet and 514 bytes for LE-HDT packet.

POWERRAMP_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11591686

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

POWERRAMP_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11591685

Specifies whether to enable averaging for PowerRamp measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The measurement uses the PowerRamp Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the PowerRamp measurement is averaged.

POWERRAMP_BURST_SYNCHRONIZATION_TYPE = 11591682

Specifies the type of synchronization used for detecting the start of packet in the PowerRamp measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Preamble.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that the measurement does not perform synchronization to detect the start of the packet.
Preamble (1)	Specifies that the measurement uses the preamble field bits to detect the start of the packet.
Sync Word (2)	Specifies that the measurement uses the Access Address for LE-CS packets to detect the start of the packet.

POWERRAMP_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11591680

Specifies whether to enable PowerRamp measurements. This measurement is valid only for low energy CS (LE-CS) packets.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

POWERRAMP_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11591687

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for PowerRamp measurement.

The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

POWERRAMP_RESULTS_40DB_FALL_TIME_MEAN = 11591691

40dB Fall Time returns the fall time of the acquired signal at which transmit power drops 40 dB below average power. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, this parameter returns the mean of the 40dB fall time computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in seconds.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

POWERRAMP_RESULTS_FALL_TIME_MEAN = 11591690

Fall Time returns the fall time of the acquired signal that is the amount of time taken for the power envelope to fall from a level of 90 percent to 10 percent. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True,this parameter returns the mean of the fall time computed for each averaging countt. This value is expressed in seconds.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

POWERRAMP_RESULTS_RISE_TIME_MEAN = 11591689

Rise Time returns the rise time of the acquired signal that is the amount of time taken for the power envelope to rise from a level of 10 percent to 90 percent. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, this parameter returns the mean of the rise time computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in seconds.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

REFERENCE_LEVEL = 11534338

Specifies the reference level that represents the maximum expected power of the RF input signal. This value is expressed in dBm for RF devices and V_pk-pkfor baseband devices.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value of this attribute is hardware dependent.

REFERENCE_LEVEL_HEADROOM = 11538428

Specifies the margin RFmx adds to the REFERENCE_LEVEL attribute. The margin avoids clipping and overflow warnings if the input signal exceeds the configured reference level.

RFmx configures the input gain to avoid clipping and associated overflow warnings provided the instantaneous power of the input signal remains within the Reference Level plus the Reference Level Headroom. If you know the input power of the signal precisely or previously included the margin in the Reference Level, you could improve the signal-to-noise ratio by reducing the Reference Level Headroom.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

**Supported devices: **PXIe-5668R, PXIe-5830/5831/5832/5840/5841/5842/5860.

Default values

Name (value)	Description
PXIe-5668	6 dB
PXIe-5830/5831/5832/5841/5842/5860	1 dB
PXIe-5840	0 dB

RESULT_FETCH_TIMEOUT = 11583488

Specifies the time, in seconds, to wait before results are available in the RFmxBT Attribute. Set this value to a time longer than expected for fetching the measurement. A value of -1 specifies that the RFmxBT Attribute waits until the measurement is complete.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

SELECTED_PORTS = 11538429

Specifies the instrument port to be configured to acquire a signal. Use nirfmxinstr.session.Session.get_available_ports() method to get the valid port names.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

Valid values

Name (value)	Description
PXIe-5830	if0, if1
PXIe-5831/5832	if0, if1, rf<0-1>/port<x>, where 0-1 indicates one (0) or two (1) mmRH-5582 connections and x is the port number on the mmRH-5582 front panel
Other devices	“” (empty string)

Default values

Name (value)	Description
PXIe-5830/5831/5832	if1
Other devices	“” (empty string)

TRIGGER_DELAY = 11534346

Specifies the trigger delay time. This value is expressed in seconds.

If the delay is negative, the measurement acquires pretrigger samples. If the delay is positive, the measurement acquires posttrigger samples.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 0.

TRIGGER_MINIMUM_QUIET_TIME_DURATION = 11534348

Specifies the time duration for which the signal must be quiet before the signal analyzer arms the I/Q power edge trigger. This value is expressed in seconds.

If you set the IQ_POWER_EDGE_TRIGGER_SLOPE attribute to Rising Slope, the signal is quiet below the trigger level. If you set the IQ Power Edge Slope attribute to Falling Slope, the signal is quiet above the trigger level.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value of this attribute is hardware dependent.

TRIGGER_MINIMUM_QUIET_TIME_MODE = 11534347

Specifies whether the measurement computes the minimum quiet time used for triggering.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Auto.

Name (Value)	Description
Manual (0)	The minimum quiet time for triggering is the value of the Trigger Min Quiet Time attribute.
Auto (1)	The measurement computes the minimum quiet time used for triggering.

TRIGGER_TYPE = 11534340

Specifies the type of trigger to be used for signal acquisition.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is IQ Power Edge.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	No reference trigger is used for signal acquisition.
Digital Edge (1)	A digital-edge trigger is used for signal acquisition. The source of the digital edge is specified using the Digital Edge Source attribute.
IQ Power Edge (2)	An I/Q power-edge trigger is used for signal acquisition, which is configured using the IQ Power Edge Slope attribute.
Software (3)	A software trigger is used for signal acquisition.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11542532

Specifies whether to enable all the traces for the 20dBBandwidth measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11542531

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11542530

Specifies whether to enable averaging for the 20dBBandwidth measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The 20dBBandwidth measurement uses the 20dBBandwidth Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the 20dBBandwidth measurement is averaged.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11542528

Specifies whether to enable the 20dBBandwidth measurement specified in section 4.5.5 of the Bluetooth Test Specification RF.TS.p33. The measurement uses a span of 3 MHz internally. This measurement is valid only for basic rate (BR) packets.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11542533

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for the 20dB bandwidth measurement.

The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_RESULTS_BANDWIDTH = 11542536

Returns the 20dB bandwidth of the received signal. It is computed as the difference between 20dBBandwidth Results High Freq and 20dBBandwidth Results Low Freq. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_RESULTS_HIGH_FREQUENCY = 11542537

Returns the highest frequency above the center frequency at which the transmit power drops 20 dB below the peak power. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_RESULTS_LOW_FREQUENCY = 11542538

Returns the lowest frequency below the center frequency at which the transmit power drops 20 dB below the peak power. This value is expressed in Hz.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TWENTY_DB_BANDWIDTH_RESULTS_PEAK_POWER = 11542535

Returns the peak power of the measured spectrum. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_ALL_TRACES_ENABLED = 11538436

Specifies whether to enable all the traces used for transmit power (TxP) measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

TXP_AVERAGING_COUNT = 11538435

Specifies the number of acquisitions used for averaging when you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 10.

TXP_AVERAGING_ENABLED = 11538434

Specifies whether to enable averaging for the transmit power (TxP) measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is False.

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)	The measurement is performed on a single acquisition.
True (1)	The measurement uses the TXP Averaging Count attribute as the number of acquisitions over which the TXP measurement is averaged.

TXP_BURST_SYNCHRONIZATION_TYPE = 11538448

Specifies the type of synchronization used for detecting the start of packet in the transmit power (TXP) measurement.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is Preamble.

Name (Value)	Description
None (0)	Specifies that the measurement does not perform synchronization to detect the start of the packet.
Preamble (1)	Specifies that the measurement uses the preamble field to detect the start of the packet.
Sync Word (2)	Specifies that the measurement uses sync word for the BR/EDR packets and access address for LE/LE-CS packets to detect the start of the packet. For BR /EDR packets, the sync word is derived from the BD Address LAP attribute.

TXP_MEASUREMENT_ENABLED = 11538432

Specifies whether to enable the transmit power (TxP) measurements.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is FALSE.

TXP_NUMBER_OF_ANALYSIS_THREADS = 11538437

Specifies the maximum number of threads used for parallelism for TXP measurement. The number of threads can range from 1 to the number of physical cores. The number of threads you set may not be used in calculations. The actual number of threads used depends on the problem size, system resources, data availability, and other considerations.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 1.

TXP_RESULTS_AVERAGE_POWER_MAXIMUM = 11538440

Returns the average power computed over the measurement interval. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to Angle of Departure for LE packets, it will exclude guard period and all the switching slots for the average power computation. For LE-HDT, average power is calculated from beginning of the payload portion. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538439

Returns the average power computed over the measurement interval. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to Angle of Departure for LE packets, it will exclude guard period and all the switching slots for the average power computation. For LE-HDT, average power is calculated from beginning of the payload portion. This value is expressed in dBm. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the average power results computed for each averaging count.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_AVERAGE_POWER_MINIMUM = 11538441

Returns the average power computed over the measurement interval. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to Angle of Departure for LE packets, it will exclude guard period and all the switching slots for the average power computation. For LE-HDT, average power is calculated from beginning of the payload portion. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the minimum of the average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_EDR_DPSK_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538445

Returns the average power of the DPSK portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the DPSK average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_EDR_DPSK_GFSK_AVERAGE_POWER_RATIO_MEAN = 11538451

Returns the ratio of the average power of the DPSK portion to the average power of the GFSK portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the DPSK GFSK average power ratio results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dB.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_EDR_GFSK_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538444

Returns the average power of the GFSK portion of the EDR packet. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the GFSK average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_LE_CS_PHASE_MEASUREMENT_PERIOD_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538456

Returns the average power computed over each antenna path during phase measurement period of the LE-CS packet. This result is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-CS and the CHANNEL_SOUNDING_PACKET_FORMAT attribute to any value other than SYNC. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the phase measurement period average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

Use “slot<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

TXP_RESULTS_LE_CTE_REFERENCE_PERIOD_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538452

Returns the average power computed over the reference period in the CTE portion of the LE packet. This result is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Departure. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the CTE reference period average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_LE_CTE_REFERENCE_PERIOD_PEAK_ABSOLUTE_POWER_DEVIATION_MAXIMUM = 11538453

Returns the peak absolute power deviation computed over the reference period in the CTE portion of the LE packet. The peak absolute power deviation is the deviation of peak power with respect to the average power in the reference period. This result is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Departure. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the CTE reference period absolute power deviation results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_LE_CTE_TRANSMIT_SLOT_AVERAGE_POWER_MEAN = 11538454

Returns the average power computed over each transmit slot in CTE portion of the LE packet. This result is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Departure. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the mean of the CTE transmit slot average power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

Use “slot<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

TXP_RESULTS_LE_CTE_TRANSMIT_SLOT_PEAK_ABSOLUTE_POWER_DEVIATION_MAXIMUM = 11538455

Returns the peak absolute power deviation computed over each transmit slot in the CTE portion of the LE packet. The peak absolute power deviation is the deviation of peak power in each transmit slot with respect to the average power in that transmit slot. This result is applicable only when you set the DIRECTION_FINDING_MODE attribute to Angle of Departure. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the CTE transmit slot absolute power deviation results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed as a percentage.

Use “slot<k>” as the Selector String to read this result.

TXP_RESULTS_PEAK_POWER_MAXIMUM = 11538442

Returns the peak power computed over the measurement interval. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to Angle of Departure for LE packets, it will exclude guard period and all the switching slots for the peak power computation. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak power results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dBm.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

TXP_RESULTS_PEAK_TO_AVERAGE_POWER_RATIO_MAXIMUM = 11538443

Returns the peak to average power ratio computed over the measurement interval. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to Angle of Departure for LE packets, it will exclude guard period and all the switching slots for the peak to average power ratio computation. For LE-HDT, PAPR is calculated using peak power calculated over active portion of burst and average power calculated from beginning of the payload portion. When you set the AVERAGING_ENABLED attribute to True, it returns the maximum of the peak to average power ratio results computed for each averaging count. This value is expressed in dB.

You do not need to use a selector string to read this result for the default signal and result instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals and results.

VHDT_MODE_ENABLED = 11534400

Name (Value)	Description
False (0)
True (1)

ZADOFF_CHU_INDEX = 11534393

Specifies Zadoff-Chu Index for the Long Training Sequence in the preamble. Input to the Zadoff-Chu Index attribute must be in the range of [1 - 16]. This attribute is applicable only when you set the PACKET_TYPE attribute to LE-HDT.

You do not need to use a selector string to configure or read this attribute for the default signal instance. Refer to the Selector String topic for information about the string syntax for named signals.

The default value is 7.