The CalAcquireTimeoutSec defines the period of time in seconds before a PNA measure acquisition (sweep) times out.

The default value is 60

CalAcquireTimeoutSec is used by all calibrations.

The length of this timeout should depend on the number of points in the sweep for this calibration. Typically 60 seconds for 201 points should be long enough. Something to keep in mind, setting this to a overly high number to try and guarantee the seep always has enough time can cause the calibration not to stop due to errors for very long periods of time. Some trial and error maybe required to determine the best timeout for a particular PNA setup.

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