The PnaDisplayEnable key determines if the PNA's display will be visible during the calibration run.

Valid values for this key are:

  • 1    (enabled, this is the default value)
  • 0    (disabled)

The default value is: 1

All Calibration types use this value.

Measurements execute faster when the display is off therefore when running automated calibrations that do not require watching the sweeps turning off the display may speed things up.

This key corresponds with the PNA SCPI command "DISPlay:VISible <ON | OFF>" parameter as explained in the Keysight Documentation

An Example:

;*******************************************************************************
; Example configuration for a calibration type SParam using 1 port
;*******************************************************************************
[CAL_SParam_1Port]
CalAcquireTimeoutSec = 60
CalSetDescription = Cal Set for CAL_SParam_1Port calibration
CalSetName = CAL_SParam_1Port
CalType = SParam
ConfigType = Calibration
DirectoryToUse = C:\Examples
LoadFilename = Before_CAL_SParam_1Port.csa
PathName = PATH_SParam_1Port
PnaDisplayEnable = 1
SaveFilename = After_CAL_SParam_1Port.csa

; FCM calibration device definition
[FCM_1]
ConfigType = Fcm
ConnectionTimeoutSec = 1.0
FileTransferTimeoutSec = 60
IpAddress = 10.11.0.201
ResponseTimeoutSec = 60

; Path referenced by calibration defining which device will be used
[PATH_SParam_1Port]
ConfigType = Path
PnaPort1Device = FCM_1:1

; PNA definition
[PNA-X]
ConfigType = Pna
ConnectionTimeoutSec = 1.0
DirectoryToUse = C:\Temp
FileTransferTimeoutSec = 60
IpAddress = 10.11.0.200
PortCount = 4
ResponseTimeoutSec = 60
VerifyCommands = 0