Rohde&Schwarz Pulse Sequencer User manual

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R&S®PULSE-K32/-K39
Pulse Sequencer Digital, Standard
Version and Expert Upgrade
User Manual
1179387302
Version 05
(;ÝV×2)
This document describes the following software options:
R&S®PULSE-K32 standard version (1414.7077.22)
R&S®PULSE-K39 expert upgrade (1414.7125.22)
This manual describes software version V2.6 and later of the R&S®Pulse Sequencer Digital.
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Throughout this manual, products from Rohde & Schwarz are indicated without the ® symbol , e.g. R&S®PULSE-K32 is abbreviated
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Contents
1 Welcome to the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital.................................. 11
1.1 Key features.................................................................................................................11
1.2 Accessing the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital........................................................... 13
1.3 What's new...................................................................................................................13
1.4 Documentation overview............................................................................................13
1.4.1 User manuals and help................................................................................................. 14
1.4.2 Data sheets................................................................................................................... 14
1.4.3 Release notes and open source acknowledgment (OSA)............................................ 14
1.4.4 Application notes, application cards, white papers, etc.................................................14
1.5 Scope........................................................................................................................... 14
1.6 Notes on screenshots.................................................................................................14
2 Getting started......................................................................................16
2.1 Required options and licences.................................................................................. 16
2.2 Installing the software................................................................................................ 17
2.3 Licensing..................................................................................................................... 19
2.4 Starting the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital for the first time................................... 21
2.5 Understanding the displayed information................................................................ 24
2.6 Software concept in brief........................................................................................... 29
2.7 Means of users interaction.........................................................................................31
2.8 Trying out the software...............................................................................................34
2.8.1 Completing the scenario that was automatically created upon start up........................ 35
2.8.2 Generating a simulated signal.......................................................................................36
2.8.3 Verifying the generated signal in the signal preview..................................................... 37
2.8.4 Launching the built-in wizard.........................................................................................38
2.8.5 Using the wizard to create a complex scenario.............................................................39
2.8.6 Saving and recalling settings........................................................................................ 44
2.8.7 Advanced features and examples.................................................................................45
2.9 Customizing the software.......................................................................................... 45
2.9.1 Customizing your workspace........................................................................................ 45
2.9.2 Changing colors and default configuration....................................................................46
2.10 Getting information and help..................................................................................... 49
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3 Preparing for use................................................................................. 51
3.1 Creating and using export plugins............................................................................51
3.2 PDW export plugin interface specification............................................................... 53
3.3 Destinations settings..................................................................................................57
4 Organizing the project data in repositories.......................................61
4.1 Repository settings.....................................................................................................61
4.2 Repository manager settings.....................................................................................64
4.3 Repository view...........................................................................................................67
4.4 How to manage the project data................................................................................69
5 Selecting a suitable scenario and creating scenarios......................73
5.1 Overview of the available scenarios and their complexity..................................... 73
5.2 Scenario settings........................................................................................................ 74
5.2.1 Common scenario settings............................................................................................75
5.2.2 Scenario-specific settings............................................................................................. 84
5.3 How to select and create a test scenario..................................................................89
6 Creating a pulse library....................................................................... 92
6.1 Basics on pulse signals and pulse generation........................................................ 92
6.2 Pulse settings..............................................................................................................92
6.2.1 Pulse name and comment............................................................................................ 92
6.2.2 Pulse timing settings..................................................................................................... 93
6.2.3 Modulation on pulse (MOP) settings............................................................................. 95
6.2.3.1 Common MOP parameters........................................................................................... 95
6.2.3.2 AM and ASK modulation............................................................................................... 96
6.2.3.3 FM and FSK modulation............................................................................................... 98
6.2.3.4 Chirp modulation......................................................................................................... 101
6.2.3.5 Phase modulation....................................................................................................... 106
6.2.3.6 Vector modulation........................................................................................................110
6.2.3.7 Noise............................................................................................................................111
6.2.4 Envelope and modulation graphs................................................................................ 111
6.3 How to create a new pulse and adjust its settings................................................ 115
7 Building pulse sequences.................................................................118
7.1 About the sequencing principles.............................................................................118
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7.2 Sequence settings.....................................................................................................119
7.2.1 Sequence description settings.....................................................................................119
7.2.2 Pulse repetition settings.............................................................................................. 124
7.2.3 Loop settings...............................................................................................................125
7.2.4 Fillers settings............................................................................................................. 126
7.2.5 Lists with multiple sequences......................................................................................127
7.3 How to create sequences and use the control elements...................................... 129
8 Defining and enabling inter-pulse modulation effects................... 137
8.1 IPM profiles settings................................................................................................. 140
8.1.1 Common IPM settings.................................................................................................140
8.1.2 IPM profiles settings....................................................................................................142
8.1.3 Edit list settings........................................................................................................... 153
8.1.4 Inter-pulse modulation (IPM) settings......................................................................... 154
8.2 How to create IPM profiles and vary pulse parameters.........................................158
9 Defining antenna patterns and antenna scans............................... 168
9.1 Overview of the main antenna parameters.............................................................168
9.2 Antenna pattern settings..........................................................................................172
9.3 Antenna scans settings............................................................................................191
9.4 How to create a library with antenna patterns and scans.....................................204
10 Emulating emitters.............................................................................216
10.1 Emitter settings......................................................................................................... 218
10.2 3D single emitter preview settings.......................................................................... 222
10.3 Emitters (Collection) settings.................................................................................. 223
10.3.1 Collection of emitters...................................................................................................225
10.3.2 Emitter properties........................................................................................................228
10.3.3 Mode editor settings....................................................................................................229
10.4 How to create and configure emitters.....................................................................231
11 Combining the signals of multiple emitters.................................... 237
11.1 Emitters (Collection) and localized emitters interleaving settings...................... 238
11.2 Emitters interleaving progress statistics................................................................242
11.3 Signal preview with interleaved and dropping statistics...................................... 243
11.4 Analyze interleaved signals..................................................................................... 244
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12 Creating platforms............................................................................. 246
12.1 About platforms........................................................................................................ 246
12.2 Platform settings.......................................................................................................246
12.2.1 Platform information.................................................................................................... 247
12.2.2 Emitter list................................................................................................................... 248
12.2.3 Properties of selected emitter..................................................................................... 251
12.2.4 Blank ranges of selected emitter.................................................................................254
12.3 Working with platforms............................................................................................ 255
13 Emulating receivers...........................................................................258
13.1 Receiver properties in localized emitters scenario............................................... 260
13.2 Receiver settings...................................................................................................... 263
13.3 DF system configuration settings........................................................................... 267
13.4 Receiver position settings in localized emitters and direction finding scenarios
.................................................................................................................................... 269
14 Working with imported signals.........................................................280
15 Visualizing and analyzing signals.................................................... 283
15.1 Signal preview settings............................................................................................ 283
16 Creating complex 2D scenarios with receiver and TX items......... 288
16.1 How to create scenarios with receiver and TX items............................................ 289
16.2 2D map settings........................................................................................................ 297
16.3 3D scan pair view settings....................................................................................... 301
16.4 Properties of TX items (emitters and platforms)....................................................306
16.4.1 Available TX items.......................................................................................................307
16.4.2 Properties of the selected TX item.............................................................................. 309
16.4.2.1 Properties (Type, alias name and configuration).........................................................310
16.4.2.2 Position settings (Static position and discrete position steps).....................................314
16.4.2.3 States.......................................................................................................................... 320
16.5 Moving emitters and platforms................................................................................322
16.6 Mode editor................................................................................................................333
16.7 Background emitters properties..............................................................................334
16.8 Platforms with multiple emitters..............................................................................336
16.8.1 TX items context menu............................................................................................... 338
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16.8.2 Map area context menu.............................................................................................. 339
16.8.3 Platform context menu................................................................................................ 339
16.9 Creating trajectories on a 2D map...........................................................................340
16.10 Using georeferenced maps...................................................................................... 341
16.11 Importing user icons.................................................................................................344
17 Configuring the simulation............................................................... 347
17.1 Signal calculation settings.......................................................................................347
17.2 Assign signals to destination.................................................................................. 350
18 Working with PDWs........................................................................... 354
18.1 How to import PDW lists and create output files................................................... 355
18.2 PDW import mechanism...........................................................................................360
18.3 PDW data settings.....................................................................................................362
18.4 PDW data import wizard settings............................................................................ 364
18.5 PDW list (Collection) settings.................................................................................. 367
18.6 PDW list (Collection) interleaving settings.............................................................368
18.7 PDW interleaving progress statistics......................................................................372
18.8 Signal preview with interleaved and dropping statistics...................................... 372
18.9 Analyze interleaving................................................................................................. 374
19 Defining complex modulation schemes and IPM profiles..............376
20 Defining and enabling marker signals............................................. 379
20.1 Marker settings..........................................................................................................379
20.2 How to configure and visualize markers................................................................ 381
21 Creating reports and documenting measurement results............. 385
21.1 Reporting settings.................................................................................................... 386
21.2 How to create test reports........................................................................................391
22 Performing administration tasks......................................................394
22.1 Setting general program settings............................................................................394
22.2 User administration.................................................................................................. 395
22.2.1 How to set and change user passwords..................................................................... 397
22.2.2 Related settings.......................................................................................................... 399
22.3 Defining storage locations....................................................................................... 400
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22.3.1 How to set and change storage locations................................................................... 401
22.3.2 Storage locations settings........................................................................................... 402
22.4 Speeding up calculation...........................................................................................403
22.4.1 How to optimize performance..................................................................................... 404
22.4.2 Related settings.......................................................................................................... 404
22.5 Configuring a proxy server...................................................................................... 405
22.6 Updating the software.............................................................................................. 406
23 Automation of R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital.................................. 407
23.1 Remote settings........................................................................................................ 408
23.2 Script manager settings........................................................................................... 409
23.3 SCPI log settings.......................................................................................................411
23.4 How to configure and enable remote control of R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital..412
23.5 How to log SCPI commands.................................................................................... 413
24 Remote control commands...............................................................415
24.1 Conventions used in SCPI command descriptions............................................... 415
24.2 Programming examples........................................................................................... 416
24.3 Common commands.................................................................................................416
24.4 Commands with similar syntax............................................................................... 417
24.5 Program settings.......................................................................................................433
24.6 Antenna pattern commands.....................................................................................436
24.7 Antenna scan commands.........................................................................................450
24.8 Signal mapping commands..................................................................................... 464
24.9 Emitter commands....................................................................................................467
24.10 Destination commands.............................................................................................470
24.11 Inter-pulse modulation commands......................................................................... 472
24.12 Import interface commands..................................................................................... 489
24.13 License server commands....................................................................................... 494
24.14 Marker commands.................................................................................................... 495
24.15 Plugin and reporting commands............................................................................. 500
24.16 Pulse commands.......................................................................................................506
24.17 Receiver commands................................................................................................. 521
24.18 Repository commands............................................................................................. 525
24.19 Scenario commands................................................................................................. 532
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24.20 Moving emitters and receivers commands............................................................ 564
24.21 Platform command....................................................................................................577
24.22 Sequence commands............................................................................................... 583
24.23 Status commands..................................................................................................... 591
24.24 System, message log and program commands.....................................................592
24.25 Signal preview commands....................................................................................... 594
24.26 List of remote commands........................................................................................ 595
25 Troubleshooting................................................................................. 617
25.1 Querying error messages.........................................................................................617
25.2 Collecting information for technical support......................................................... 621
25.3 Contacting customer support..................................................................................622
Annex.................................................................................................. 623
A Supported file types and file formats...............................................623
A.1 File format of the reporting template...................................................................... 624
A.2 Antenna pattern file formats.................................................................................... 629
A.3 Movement files.......................................................................................................... 636
A.3.1 Waypoint file format.....................................................................................................636
A.3.2 Vector trajectory file format......................................................................................... 637
A.3.3 Trajectory description files...........................................................................................639
A.4 Vehicle description files (Used for smoothening)..................................................643
B Formula syntax...................................................................................645
C Plug-in programming API..................................................................648
C.1 Common functions................................................................................................... 648
C.2 Export plugin............................................................................................................. 653
C.3 IPM functions.............................................................................................................656
C.4 Reporting functions.................................................................................................. 658
C.5 Custom antenna pattern import functions............................................................. 660
C.6 List of Plugin Functions........................................................................................... 663
D Scripting API.......................................................................................664
D.1 Global script extensions.......................................................................................... 664
D.2 Newable script extensions....................................................................................... 666
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D.2.1 QDir.............................................................................................................................666
D.2.2 QFile............................................................................................................................667
D.2.3 QFileDialog................................................................................................................. 668
D.2.4 QMessageBox.............................................................................................................669
D.3 Script examples.........................................................................................................669
D.4 List of Script Objects and Methods.........................................................................671
E Common coding algorithms............................................................. 672
Glossary: Terms and abbreviations................................................. 673
Index....................................................................................................677
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1 Welcome to the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digi-
tal
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital is an application that generates complex pulse sig-
nals by using predefined, configurable test scenarios with different complexity. You can
simulate the signals of different emitter and receiver configurations, including antennas
and scan types.
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software is a standalone, PC-based application that
creates simulated signals that you can export to a customized plugin. You can use
R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital for example to perform radar receiver tests and for
research and development.
Licenses
A license is not required for the demo version of the application.
To obtain a license provider (R&S PULSE-LPA) and license activation codes for
R&S PULSE-K32 or R&S PULSE-K39, contact Rohde & Schwarz support.
For details, see:
Description of the key features: Chapter 1.1, "Key features", on page 11.
Licenses: Chapter 2.3, "Licensing", on page 19.
Installation
For details on installation and activating licenses, see:
Installation instructions included in the delivery of the option.
Instructions described in Chapter 2.2, "Installing the software", on page 17.
1.1 Key features
R&S PULSE-K32 standard features:
Pulse definition
Modulation on pulse with all major formats like chirps, Barker codes, polyphase
codes, PSKs, AM, FM
Single pulse, pulse train generation with repetition count per pulse
Powerful sequencing tool with loops, nested loops, and fillers
Inter-pulse modulation of amplitude, phase, frequency, etc. values from pulse to
pulse
Calculation of signal under consideration of one-way free space propagation
according to emitter and receiver location on the 2D map
Import of PDW files
A "Platform" element that represents a real-world vehicle that can contain multiple
emitters.
Key features
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The realization is similar to the DF receiver model.
Platforms are mapped to a certain inertia profile (car, ship or plane).
Platforms have a tactical icon in dynamic scenarios.
Three-dimensional placement of emitters on the platform via 3-axis concept (X, Y
and Z).
A 2D and 3D preview of the emitter placement.
Emitter definition by signal, antenna diagram, antenna scan, attitude information,
EIRP, and carrier frequency
Antenna diagram definition and antenna scan definition
Antenna diagrams like pencil beams, cosecant beams, Gaussian diagrams, user-
defined antenna diagrams, phased array antenna diagrams
Antenna scan types like helical scans, circular scans, conical scans
Receiver definition by antenna diagram, antenna scan, and attitude information
R&S PULSE-K39 expert features:
Allows merging of multiple PDW lists in the "PDW list (Collection)" scenario type or
multiple emitters in the "Emitters (Collection)" scenario into a single output file.
The feature uses a priority scheme for dropping or just merges the pulses even if
they overlap in time
Enhances the localized and direction finding scenario types by movement profiles
for emitters and receivers
Predefined line and arc movements for simple movement traces
Waypoint generation from user-defined "Traces" in the GUI
Waypoint import interface for complex movement traces
WGS84 waypoint interface and import of NMEA waypoints
Import of Google Earth and Google Maps .kmlfiles
East-North-Up (ENU) 2D vector trajectory interface (line, arc) for automatic way-
point generation
Motion interface for dynamics input (velocity vector or velocity magnitude) in ENU
and WGS84
Predefined waypoint files for land vehicles, ships, aircraft and spacecraft
User-definable and predefined vehicle description files for land vehicles, ships, air-
craft and spacecraft
Smoothing of waypoints using vehicle description files
Use georeferenced maps as visual backgrounds for 2D and 3D map views.
Import the following map formats:
– GeoTIF
Create trajectories using the "Trace" function.
This function uses a series of user-selected points on the map (i.e. a user-defined
trace) to generate waypoints, automatically.
Dedicated direction finding scenario and receiver element with multiple antennas
and individual positioning
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Direction finding receiver definition with up to 20 antennas with individual position-
ing and pointing
1.2 Accessing the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital
To open the application
On your PC, select "Start > R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital > R&S Pulse Sequencer
Digital".
The software opens and per default displays the last opened workspace.
1.3 What's new
This manual describes software version V2.6 and later of the R&S®Pulse Sequencer
Digital.
Compared to the previous version, it provides the following new features:
Added function to switch between tree view and list view in the project tree, see
Chapter 2.5, "Understanding the displayed information", on page 24 and Chap-
ter 4.3, "Repository view", on page 67.
Added display of nominal gain parameter of imported antenna pattern, see Chap-
ter 13.1, "Receiver properties in localized emitters scenario", on page 260 and
Chapter 13.3, "DF system configuration settings", on page 267.
Added position parameters and attitude parameters to PDW reporting, see Chap-
ter 21.1, "Reporting settings", on page 386.
Added function CW import for AMMOS PDWs, see "AMMOS IF and AMMOS PDW
Import" on page 280.
Added function to configure upper limit for items in the repository tree, see Chap-
ter 22.1, "Setting general program settings", on page 394.
Enhanced time resolution for TDOA or combined DF receivers, see Chapter 3.2,
"PDW export plugin interface specification", on page 53.
Editorial changes.
1.4 Documentation overview
This section provides an overview of the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital user documen-
tation. Unless specified otherwise, you find the documents on the R&S Pulse
Sequencer Digital product page at:
https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/manual/pulse-sequencer/
Documentation overview
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1.4.1 User manuals and help
Introduces the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital and describes how to start working with
the product. Includes basic operations, typical examples, general information, and the
description of all software modes and functions. It also provides complete description
of the remote control commands with programming examples.
The contents of the user manuals are available as help in the R&S Pulse Sequencer
Digital. The help offers quick, context-sensitive access to the complete information.
All user manuals are also available for download or for immediate display on the Inter-
net.
1.4.2 Data sheets
The data sheet contains the technical specifications of the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digi-
tal. It also lists the options and their order numbers as well as optional accessories.
See https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/brochure-datasheet/pulse-sequencer/.
1.4.3 Release notes and open source acknowledgment (OSA)
The release notes list new features, improvements and known issues of the current
firmware version, and describe the firmware installation.
The open source acknowledgment document provides verbatim license texts of the
used open source software.
See https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/software/pulse-sequencer/.
1.4.4 Application notes, application cards, white papers, etc.
These documents deal with special applications or background information on particu-
lar topics.
See https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/application/pulse-sequencer/.
1.5 Scope
This user manual contains a description of the functionality that the software provides,
including remote control operation.
1.6 Notes on screenshots
When describing the functions of the product, we use sample screenshots. These
screenshots are meant to illustrate as much as possible of the provided functions and
Notes on screenshots
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possible interdependencies between parameters. The shown values may not represent
realistic usage scenarios.
The screenshots usually show a fully equipped product, that is: with all options instal-
led. Thus, some functions shown in the screenshots may not be available in your par-
ticular product configuration.
Notes on screenshots
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2 Getting started
This section describes the basic steps to be taken when starting up the R&S Pulse
Sequencer Digital for the first time.
Required options and licences................................................................................16
Installing the software............................................................................................. 17
Licensing.................................................................................................................19
Starting the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital for the first time.................................... 21
Understanding the displayed information................................................................24
Software concept in brief.........................................................................................29
Means of users interaction......................................................................................31
Trying out the software............................................................................................34
Customizing the software........................................................................................45
Getting information and help...................................................................................49
2.1 Required options and licences
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software is a standalone, PC-based application that
creates digital simulation data for the verification of software algorithms, digital training
and digital validation of ELINT systems.
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital is available in three operation modes:
Demo
A demo version that enables you to try out some of the main features of the appli-
cation including access to the visualizations. However, you cannot export simula-
tion data.
This option does not require a license.
Standard (R&S PULSE-K32)
A standalone application offering basic simulation features. Provides a range of
standard features and functionality, including exporting of simulated signal data
Requires a license.
Expert (R&S PULSE-K39)
An optional extension to R&S PULSE-K32 that provides expert functionality.
Requires a license.
Any of the licensed modes require a license dongle. The license provider R&S PULSE-
LD is available as a separate product and must be ordered in addition to the software
licenses.
For information about licenses, see Chapter 2.3, "Licensing", on page 19.
Required options and licences
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2.2 Installing the software
Software updates and the release notes describing the improvements and modifica-
tions are available for download at the product page https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/
software/pulse-sequencer/.
The following software components must be installed to run the R&S Pulse Sequencer
Digital successfully:
R&S License Server
VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture)
The R&S License Server is installed automatically during installation of the R&S Pulse
Sequencer Digital. VISA can be installed directly during installation of the R&S Pulse
Sequencer Digital, or manually, independently of the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital
installation. We recommend that you use the R&S VISA driver. The R&S VISA driver is
supplied with the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital installation file, and can be installed
together with the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software.
Software and hardware requirements
Minimum requirements:
Software
Microsoft®Windows 10, 64-Bit operating system (x64-based or x86-based pro-
cessor)
Hardware
Table 2-1: Hardware requirements
Minimum requirements Recommended hardware
AMD or Intel CPU Dual Core, 2 GHz Intel 8 Core i7 10700, AMD Ryzen
series
RAM 2 GB 64 GB
Video NVIDIA Quadro 128 MB or ATI Radeon NVIDIA Quadro 128 MB or ATI
Radeon
Video resolution 1280 x 1024 pixels 1920 x 1200 pixels
Network LAN 1 GB/s LAN 1 GB/s
To install the software
Download the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software form the Rohde & Schwarz web-
site.
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software consists of the file
PS-DIGITAL-Install <major>.<minor>.<build>.<release>-x64.msi.
1. Start the
PS-DIGITAL-Install <major>.<minor>.<build>.<release>-x64.msi
file.
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The filename follows the naming conventions:
<major>.<minor> is the software version
<build> is the build number.
This is the day elapsed since 1 January 2000
<release> indicates the release on the build date.
This is 1/10 of the number of seconds elapsed since midnight.
x64 indicates that this is a 64-bit installation file.
You can run the software version with the extension x64 only on a 64-bit oper-
ating system, see "Software and hardware requirements" on page 17.
2. Depending on your user rights, select one of the following:
a) Installation for all users (default)
Requires administrator rights
Is a per-machine installation
Project data and program data are common to all users
Users keep their individual settings
b) Installation for current user only
Does not require administrator rights
Is a per-user installation
Installation in %HomePath%
3. Choose the setup type.
4. Follow the installation instructions.
The installer performs the following actions:
If enabled, installs the R&S VISA software on the PC
Installs the R&S License Server
Installs the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software including an uninstall tool
Creates a shortcut on the desktop
Creates the folder structure listed in Table 2-2.
Table 2-2: Default file location (software installation for all users)
File type File location
Program data %PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Rohde-Schwarz\
Pulse Sequencer Digital
(Path)
Project data (Repository data-
base)
SDK files
%PUBLIC%\Public\Documents\Rohde-Schwarz\
Pulse Sequencer Digital
(DataPath)
Report files, startup log file, calcu-
lated data, volatile data
%HOMEPATH%
(HomePath or ReportPath)
User settings (Workspace, etc.) %HOMEPATH%\AppData\Roaming\Rohde-Schwarz\
Pulse Sequencer Digital
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2.3 Licensing
A license is not required for the demo version of the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital.
Running the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital in standard mode requires a valid core
license R&S PULSE-K32, and, depending on the desired features, additional licenses
for options, like R&S PULSE-K39 for expert mode are required.
R&S PULSE-LD
The R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital software requires a smart card containing the soft-
ware license to be connected to the PC when you are using the software. The
R&S PULSE-LD license provider contains the purchased software license and consists
of a smart card and a USB dongle. The R&S PULSE-LD is available as a separate
product and must be ordered in addition to the software.
To obtain the license provider R&S PULSE-LD and license activation codes for
R&S PULSE-K32 or R&S PULSE-K39, contact Rohde & Schwarz support.
Using the license provider R&S PULSE-LD
1. The R&S PULSE-LD license provider consists of a smart card in full format and a
USB smart card reader (dongle).
2. Break out the smart card in SIM format.
3. Twist out the upper part of the smart card reader.
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4. Insert the smart card with the chip facing upwards and the angled corner facing the
USB dongle, whose "Rohde & Schwarz" label is also facing upwards.
Insert the smart card as far as possible.
5. Twist the smart card reader back into its original state.
The license provider is ready for use on any USB interface.
6. Connect the license provider to the PC the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital is running
on.
The R&S License Server, that is installed automatically with the R&S Pulse
Sequencer Digital installation, detects the license provider and the software licen-
ses.
The software is ready to use.
Activating licenses
When you order a license and a license provider at once, the purchased licenses are
already registered, activated and are delivered on the license provider.
If you purchase a license, for example R&S PULSE-K39, at a latter time, you receive a
license key, registered for your license provider and need to activate the license.
1. Connect the license provider to the PC the R&S Pulse Sequencer Digital is running
on.
2. Open the "R&S License Server".
3. Select "Activate".
4. In the License Key field, enter the registered license key you have received.
5. Follow the instructions.
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