Rohde&Schwarz VSE User manual

Type
User manual
R&S®VSE
Vector Signal Explorer Base Software
User Manual
1176883902
Version 19
(;ÚæW2)
This manual applies to the following software, version 2.31 and later:
R&S®VSE Enterprise Edition base software (1345.1105.06)
R&S®VSE Basic Edition base software (1345.1011.06)
R&S®VSE License Provider (1310.0002.05/.06)
R&S®VSESIM-VSS (1345.1511.02)
R&S®FSW-VSE (1345.2253.xx)
R&S®FSV3-VSE (1345.2247.xx)
R&S®CMW-KM150 (1211.5294.xx)
R&S®VSE-K544 (1309.9580.xx)
R&S®VSE-KT544 (1309.1728.xx)
R&S®VSE-PVT (1345.2401.28)
R&S®CMP-KM150 (1212.3972.28)
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1176.8839.02 | Version 19 | R&S®VSE
Throughout this manual, R&S® is indicated as R&S. R&S VSE refers to both the R&S VSE Enterprise Edition and the R&S VSE
Basic Edition software.
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Contents
1 Documentation Overview....................................................................13
1.1 User Manuals and Help...............................................................................................13
1.2 Data Sheets and Brochures....................................................................................... 13
1.3 Release Notes and Open Source Acknowledgment (OSA).....................................14
1.4 Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, etc.......................................14
1.5 Videos...........................................................................................................................14
2 Welcome to the R&S VSE....................................................................15
3 Software installation............................................................................16
3.1 Installing required components.................................................................................16
3.2 Installing and starting the R&S VSE software..........................................................16
3.3 Using the smart card reader...................................................................................... 17
3.4 Using a license server................................................................................................ 20
3.5 Using R&S VSE with Cadence®AWR®VSS................................................................ 21
3.6 Deinstalling R&S VSE................................................................................................. 25
4 Trying out the R&S VSE.......................................................................26
4.1 Capturing and analyzing data from a connected instrument................................. 26
4.1.1 Configuring an instrument............................................................................................. 26
4.1.2 Assigning the instrument to a channel.......................................................................... 28
4.1.3 Adding additional result displays...................................................................................29
4.1.4 Rearranging windows....................................................................................................31
4.1.5 Undocking and resizing the help window...................................................................... 32
4.1.6 Adding further measurement channels......................................................................... 32
4.1.7 Renaming a measurement channel.............................................................................. 34
4.1.8 Recording measurement data.......................................................................................35
4.2 Analyzing stored data from a file...............................................................................35
4.2.1 How to import I/Q data for analysis............................................................................... 36
4.2.2 Setting and moving a marker........................................................................................ 36
5 Measurements and results..................................................................38
5.1 Measurement concept................................................................................................ 38
5.2 Available applications.................................................................................................44
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5.3 Starting an application............................................................................................... 47
6 Operating basics..................................................................................48
6.1 Graphical user interface elements............................................................................ 48
6.1.1 Menus........................................................................................................................... 49
6.1.2 Toolbars.........................................................................................................................49
6.1.3 Status bar......................................................................................................................50
6.1.4 Windows........................................................................................................................51
6.2 Understanding the I/Q analyzer display information............................................... 54
6.3 Customizing the user interface..................................................................................56
6.3.1 Windows concept.......................................................................................................... 56
6.3.2 Multiview mode............................................................................................................. 60
6.3.3 Displaying new windows............................................................................................... 61
6.3.4 Rearranging windows....................................................................................................62
6.3.5 Closing and deactivating windows and bars................................................................. 63
6.4 Getting help................................................................................................................. 63
6.4.1 Calling up help.............................................................................................................. 64
6.4.2 Using the help window.................................................................................................. 64
7 Controlling instruments and capturing I/Q data............................... 66
7.1 Input sources...............................................................................................................67
7.1.1 Connected instrument................................................................................................... 67
7.1.2 File input........................................................................................................................69
7.2 Configuring instruments............................................................................................ 69
7.2.1 Remote control interfaces and protocols.......................................................................70
7.2.2 Defining the connection information manually.............................................................. 72
7.2.3 Connecting to the host instrument (localhost)...............................................................75
7.2.4 Determining the address with software support............................................................ 76
7.2.5 Searching for connected instruments automatically......................................................78
7.2.6 Displaying connection information for the linked instrument......................................... 80
7.2.7 Obtaining information on versions and options on the connected instrument...............80
7.2.8 Deleting all instrument configurations........................................................................... 81
7.2.9 Initializing a self-alignment on the connected instrument..............................................82
7.2.10 Configuring the behavior during remote control............................................................ 82
7.2.11 Configuring the use of a power sensor......................................................................... 83
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7.2.12 Configuring a frequency reference for the connected instrument................................. 86
7.3 Controlling measurement channels, groups, and sequences................................88
7.3.1 Sequence functions.......................................................................................................88
7.3.2 Group functions.............................................................................................................90
7.3.3 Channel functions......................................................................................................... 93
7.4 Configuring measurements in expert mode.............................................................99
7.5 Frequency response correction (R&S VSE-K544)................................................. 100
7.5.1 Basics on frequency response correction................................................................... 101
7.5.2 User-defined frequency response correction settings.................................................103
7.6 Output settings.......................................................................................................... 111
7.7 Receiving and providing trigger signals.................................................................112
8 Data management.............................................................................. 116
8.1 Restoring the default software configuration (preset).......................................... 116
8.2 Storing and recalling measurement settings......................................................... 117
8.2.1 Quick save/quick recall................................................................................................118
8.2.2 Configurable storage and recall.................................................................................. 120
8.3 Recording and recalling captured I/Q data for evaluation.................................... 125
8.3.1 Recording measurement data.....................................................................................126
8.3.2 General recording settings.......................................................................................... 127
8.3.3 Exporting captured and recorded I/Q data.................................................................. 129
8.3.4 Recalling measurement data from files.......................................................................132
8.4 Printing current measurement results.................................................................... 142
8.5 Storing graphical results to an ASCII file............................................................... 144
8.6 Copying graphical results to the clipboard............................................................ 144
9 General software preferences and information.............................. 145
9.1 General software behavior....................................................................................... 145
9.2 Display settings.........................................................................................................147
9.2.1 Displayed items...........................................................................................................147
9.2.2 Display theme and colors............................................................................................149
9.2.3 How to configure the colors for display and printing................................................... 153
9.3 Application starter.................................................................................................... 154
9.3.1 Application starter functions........................................................................................ 154
9.3.2 How to work with the application starter......................................................................157
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9.4 Software information and support.......................................................................... 159
9.4.1 Licensing, versions and options.................................................................................. 159
9.4.2 R&S support information............................................................................................. 163
9.4.3 System messages.......................................................................................................164
10 I/Q analyzer measurements...............................................................166
10.1 Measurements and result displays for the I/Q analyzer........................................ 166
10.1.1 Selecting the measurement........................................................................................ 166
10.1.2 Result displays for basic I/Q measurements...............................................................167
10.1.3 Result displays in the time and frequency domain......................................................174
10.2 Basics on I/Q data acquisition and processing..................................................... 175
10.2.1 Analyzing I/Q data.......................................................................................................176
10.2.2 How much data is measured: capture count and measurement points...................... 177
10.2.3 Basics on FFT............................................................................................................. 178
10.2.4 Trace smoothing..........................................................................................................183
10.2.5 oscilloscope baseband input....................................................................................... 184
10.2.6 Basics on external mixers........................................................................................... 187
10.2.7 Basics on power sensors............................................................................................ 191
10.3 Basic I/Q measurement configuration.................................................................... 192
10.3.1 Configuration overview................................................................................................192
10.3.2 Data input settings...................................................................................................... 194
10.3.3 Amplitude.................................................................................................................... 219
10.3.4 Frequency settings......................................................................................................235
10.3.5 Trigger and gate configuration.................................................................................... 237
10.3.6 Data acquisition and bandwidth settings.....................................................................252
10.3.7 CCDF (statistics) settings............................................................................................260
10.3.8 Adjusting settings automatically.................................................................................. 260
10.4 RF measurement configuration............................................................................... 263
10.4.1 Channel power and adjacent-channel power (ACLR) measurement..........................263
10.4.2 Occupied bandwidth measurement (OBW).................................................................311
10.4.3 Spectrum emission mask (SEM) measurement..........................................................317
10.4.4 Time domain power measurement..............................................................................360
10.4.5 Frequency and span settings...................................................................................... 364
10.4.6 Bandwidth, filter and capture configuration................................................................. 367
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10.5 Analysis..................................................................................................................... 378
10.5.1 Trace configuration......................................................................................................378
10.5.2 Marker usage...............................................................................................................411
10.5.3 Zoomed displays......................................................................................................... 443
10.5.4 Display and limit lines..................................................................................................449
11 How to perform measurements with the R&S VSE.........................461
11.1 How to perform a basic measurement with instrument input.............................. 461
11.2 How to import I/Q data for analysis.........................................................................463
11.3 How to work with a power sensor........................................................................... 465
11.3.1 How to set up a power sensor.....................................................................................465
11.3.2 How to zero the power sensor.................................................................................... 466
11.4 How to perform measurements on multiple files and instruments......................467
11.5 How to perform a sequence of measurements on a single file or instrument.... 468
11.6 How to save and load measurement settings........................................................ 469
11.7 How to export I/Q data.............................................................................................. 470
11.8 How to capture baseband (I/Q) data in the I/Q analyzer........................................ 471
11.9 How to analyze data in the I/Q analyzer.................................................................. 472
12 Network and remote operation......................................................... 474
12.1 Remote control basics..............................................................................................474
12.1.1 Remote control interfaces and protocols.....................................................................475
12.1.2 Status reporting system.............................................................................................. 477
12.2 Status reporting system........................................................................................... 487
12.2.1 Hierarchy of status registers....................................................................................... 487
12.2.2 Contents of the status registers.................................................................................. 488
12.2.3 Reset values of the status reporting system............................................................... 497
12.3 Locking instruments for exclusive remote control................................................497
12.4 Network and remote control settings......................................................................498
12.5 How to set up a network and remote control......................................................... 501
12.5.1 How to configure a network.........................................................................................501
12.5.2 How to log on to the network.......................................................................................504
12.5.3 How to start a remote control session from a PC........................................................505
12.5.4 How to return to manual operation on the instrument................................................. 505
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13 Remote commands............................................................................507
13.1 Conventions used in SCPI command descriptions............................................... 507
13.2 Common suffixes...................................................................................................... 508
13.3 Common commands.................................................................................................508
13.4 Controlling instruments and capturing data.......................................................... 512
13.4.1 Configuring instruments.............................................................................................. 513
13.4.2 Loading input files....................................................................................................... 525
13.4.3 Configuring channel input sources..............................................................................542
13.4.4 Configuring measurement channels........................................................................... 545
13.4.5 Controlling measurement groups................................................................................ 553
13.4.6 Controlling measurement sequences..........................................................................568
13.4.7 Compensating for frequency response using touchstone files (R&S VSE-K544)....... 569
13.4.8 Commands for power sensor usage........................................................................... 590
13.4.9 Configuring the outputs............................................................................................... 594
13.4.10 Configuring the trigger output......................................................................................594
13.5 Configuring the result display................................................................................. 596
13.5.1 Global layout commands.............................................................................................596
13.5.2 Working with windows in the display...........................................................................603
13.5.3 General window commands........................................................................................609
13.6 Remote commands for the I/Q analyzer..................................................................610
13.6.1 Common suffixes.........................................................................................................610
13.6.2 Configuring I/Q analyzer measurements.....................................................................610
13.6.3 Configuring RF measurements................................................................................... 686
13.6.4 I/Q analysis................................................................................................................. 795
13.6.5 Retrieving results........................................................................................................ 870
13.7 Managing settings and results................................................................................ 879
13.7.1 Restoring the default configuration (preset)................................................................ 880
13.7.2 General data storage and loading commands............................................................ 881
13.7.3 Selecting the items to store.........................................................................................886
13.7.4 Storing and loading measurement settings.................................................................889
13.7.5 Exporting captured and recorded I/Q data.................................................................. 892
13.7.6 Storing or printing screenshots................................................................................... 900
13.8 Configuring the software..........................................................................................904
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13.8.1 Software support and information............................................................................... 904
13.8.2 General display........................................................................................................... 907
13.8.3 Colors and themes...................................................................................................... 908
13.8.4 CMAP suffix assignment............................................................................................. 910
13.8.5 Configuring the application starter.............................................................................. 912
13.8.6 Programming example: Working with the application starter...................................... 914
13.9 Commands for remote instrument operation.........................................................915
13.10 Working with status registers..................................................................................917
13.10.1 Using the status register............................................................................................. 918
13.11 Retrieving error messages.......................................................................................921
13.12 Programming examples........................................................................................... 923
13.12.1 Configuring file input................................................................................................... 923
13.12.2 Configuring input from an instrument.......................................................................... 924
13.12.3 Performing a sequence of measurements.................................................................. 925
13.12.4 Basic I/Q analysis........................................................................................................927
13.12.5 Recording I/Q data...................................................................................................... 930
13.12.6 Saving and loading measurement settings................................................................. 931
13.12.7 Programming example: complete sequential measurement with data export.............932
13.12.8 Programming examples for channel power measurements........................................938
13.12.9 Programming example: OBW measurement.............................................................. 947
14 Troubleshooting.................................................................................949
14.1 Troubleshooting remote operation..........................................................................949
14.2 Error messages in remote control mode................................................................ 951
14.3 Collecting information for support..........................................................................952
14.3.1 Contacting customer support...................................................................................... 953
Annex.................................................................................................. 954
A Menu reference...................................................................................954
A.1 Common R&S VSE menus....................................................................................... 954
A.1.1 File menu.................................................................................................................... 954
A.1.2 Window menu............................................................................................................. 956
A.1.3 Help menu...................................................................................................................957
A.2 I/Q analyzer menus................................................................................................... 958
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A.2.1 Edit menu.................................................................................................................... 958
A.2.2 Input & output menu....................................................................................................958
A.2.3 Meas setup menu........................................................................................................959
A.2.4 Trace menu................................................................................................................. 960
A.2.5 Marker menu............................................................................................................... 960
B Reference of toolbar functions......................................................... 962
C Formats for returned values: ASCII format and binary format...... 966
D Reference: format description for I/Q data files..............................967
E Reference: supported I/Q file formats..............................................969
E.1 I/Q data file format (iq-tar)........................................................................................ 970
E.1.1 I/Q parameter XML file specification........................................................................... 971
E.1.2 I/Q data binary file....................................................................................................... 981
E.2 CSV file format.......................................................................................................... 983
E.2.1 Mandatory data elements............................................................................................984
E.2.2 Optional data elements............................................................................................... 984
E.2.3 Example...................................................................................................................... 985
E.2.4 Simple CSV format......................................................................................................986
E.3 IQW file format...........................................................................................................986
E.4 IQX file format............................................................................................................987
E.5 Matlab® v. 4 / v. 7.3 file format.................................................................................. 988
E.5.1 Mandatory data elements............................................................................................988
E.5.2 Optional data elements............................................................................................... 989
E.5.3 Example...................................................................................................................... 991
E.5.4 Simple matlab® format................................................................................................991
E.6 AID format..................................................................................................................991
E.6.1 Data body....................................................................................................................993
E.7 WV format................................................................................................................ 1001
E.7.1 Mandatory elements..................................................................................................1001
E.7.2 Optional elements..................................................................................................... 1001
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F Reference: ASCII file export format................................................1002
List of remote commands (basic software)................................... 1004
Index..................................................................................................1025
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Documentation Overview
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1 Documentation Overview
This section provides an overview of the R&S VSE user documentation. Unless speci-
fied otherwise, you find the documents at:
www.rohde-schwarz.com/manual/VSE
Further documents are available at:
www.rohde-schwarz.com/product/VSE
1.1 User Manuals and Help
Separate user manuals are provided for the base software and additional software
applications:
Base software manual
Contains the description of the graphical user interface, an introduction to remote
control, the description of all remote control commands, programming examples,
and information on maintenance, software interfaces and error messages.
Software application manuals
Contain the description of the specific functions of a software application, including
the remote control commands. Basic information on operating the R&S VSE is not
included.
The contents of the user manuals are available as help in the R&S VSE. The help
offers quick, context-sensitive access to the complete information for the base software
and the software applications.
All user manuals are also available for download or for immediate display on the Inter-
net.
1.2 Data Sheets and Brochures
The data sheet contains the technical specifications of the R&S VSE. It also lists the
firmware applications and their order numbers, and optional accessories.
The brochure provides an overview of the instrument and deals with the specific char-
acteristics.
See www.rohde-schwarz.com/brochure-datasheet/VSE
Data Sheets and Brochures
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1.3 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 software makes use of several valuable open source software packages. An open-
source acknowledgment document provides verbatim license texts of the used open
source software.
See www.rohde-schwarz.com/software/VSE
1.4 Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers,
etc.
These documents deal with special applications or background information on particu-
lar topics.
See www.rohde-schwarz.com/application/vse/
1.5 Videos
Find various videos on Rohde & Schwarz products and test and measurement topics
on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RohdeundSchwarz
Videos
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2 Welcome to the R&S VSE
The R&S VSE is a new high-performance Rohde & Schwarz analysis software for vari-
ous analysis tasks and input from various instruments.
The R&S VSE features analysis of:
The same data in various applications simultaneously
I/Q data files
Multiple inputs from a single instrument
Input from different instruments, including:
– R&S FSW signal and spectrum analyzers (also via external frontend)
– R&S FSWP phase noise analyzer and VCO tester
– R&S FPS signal and spectrum analyzers
– R&S FPL1000 signal and spectrum analyzers
– R&S FSV signal and spectrum analyzers
– R&S FSV3000/FSVA3000 signal and spectrum analyzers (also via external
frontend)
– R&S FSL signal and spectrum analyzers
– R&S ZNL network analyzers (with R&S ZNL3B1 Spectrum Analyzer Mode
option)
– R&S RTx oscilloscope product family (R&S RTP also via external frontend)
– R&S CMA radio test sets
– R&S CMP radio test sets
– R&S PVT360A performance vector testers
– R&S NRQ6 power sensors
This user manual contains a description of the basic functionality that the software pro-
vides, including remote control operation. The latest version is available for download
at the product homepage (www.rohde-schwarz.com/product/VSE.html).
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3 Software installation
The R&S VSE software can be installed and executed on any PC or directly on an
instrument which will be used as input for signal analysis. See the data sheet for infor-
mation on which instruments the software can be installed on.
Installation requires administration rights on the PC. If necessary, contact your IT
administration for the required access rights.
3.1 Installing required components
The following software components must be installed to run the R&S VSE successfully:
R&S License Server
VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture)
The R&S License Server is installed automatically during installation of the R&S VSE.
VISA can be installed directly during installation of the R&S VSE, or manually, inde-
pendently of the R&S VSE installation.
Installing VISA
It is also necessary to install VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture) on the PC
to access instruments connected via IEEE or LAN bus.
It is recommended that you use the R&S VISA driver. The R&S VISA driver is supplied
with the R&S VSE installation file, and can be installed together with the R&S VSE
software (see Chapter 3.2, "Installing and starting the R&S VSE software",
on page 16).
Once the R&S VSE software is installed, a status icon in the status bar indicates
whether the VISA installation is available, see Table 6-1.
3.2 Installing and starting the R&S VSE software
It is recommended that you copy the R&S VSE installation file to your hard disk before
you execute it. To install the R&S VSE software directly on an instrument, copy the
installation file to a USB storage device and execute it from there.
Installation requires administration rights on the PC. If necessary, contact your IT
administration for the required access rights.
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To install the R&S VSE software
1. Download the R&S VSE installation file from www.rohde-schwarz.com/software/
VSE.
2. Double-click the VSESetup_XXX.exe file.
3. Select the required options to install.
Unless you have ensured the required R&S VISA is installed manually before start-
ing the R&S Vector Signal Explorer Base Software installation on a PC, be sure to
keep the "R&S VISA" option selected.
To make use of the R&S VSE software in a Cadence®AWR®VSS installation, make
sure to enable the "VSE Cadence VSS Integration" option. See also Chapter 3.5,
"Using R&S VSE with Cadence®AWR®VSS", on page 21.
To use the R&S VSE software with a R&S PVT360A or R&S CMP, make sure to
enable the "VSE Alf Manager" option.
4. Select "Install".
The installer performs the following actions:
If enabled, installs the "R&S VISA" software on the PC.
Installs the R&S VSE software including an uninstall tool.
Creates a shortcut on the desktop.
When the installation is complete, the dialog box turns green and all selected options
are indicated as "OK".
To start the R&S VSE software
Start the software via the Windows "Start Menu" entry or the shortcut on the desk-
top.
Demo mode
Without the use of the software license provided by a smart card reader, the software
starts in "Demo-Mode". In this case, all (installed) options and remote commands are
available. However,the following restrictions apply:
No instruments can be configured.
No measurement settings can be loaded or saved.
Only the demo I/Q files stored in the
C:\ProgramData\Rohde-Schwarz\VSE\<version_no>\user\Demo direc-
tory can be loaded as input.
3.3 Using the smart card reader
The R&S VSE software requires a smart card containing the software license to be
connected to the PC when you are using the software. The R&S®FSPC license dongle
Using the smart card reader
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that contains the software license consists of a smart card and a USB dongle. The
smart card can be used in the supplied USB dongle or in a smart card reader. The
R&S®FSPC license dongle is available as a separate product and must be ordered in
addition to the software.
You can connect the smart card in two ways.
Connect the smart card in SIM format.
To connect the smart card in SIM format, use the USB smart card reader (dongle)
provided with the smart card.
Connect the smart card in its full format.
To connect the smart card in full format, an interface compatible to the card format
is required.
The following devices are able to read the smart card in full format.
Smart card reader integrated in a keyboard, notebook, or in a desktop PC (e.g.
OMNIKEY)
Smart card reader connected to the computer via serial bus or USB (e.g.
OMNIKEY)
USB reader connected to a LAN-to-USB converter to distribute the license via
the network (e.g DIGI AnywhereUSB/2)
Licensing support
If you have any difficulties with the licensing system, support is only assured if you use
the R&S®FSPC license dongle.
Using the R&S®FSPC USB smart card reader (dongle)
The R&S®FSPC license dongle consists of a smart card in full format and a USB smart
card reader (dongle).
1. Break out the smart card in SIM format.
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2. With the label of the USB dongle facing upwards, insert the smart card with the
chip facing downwards, and the angled corner facing away from the USB dongle.
3. Insert the smart card as far as possible.
The smart card reader is ready for use with any USB interface.
Drivers
When you connect the reader to the computer, MS Windows automatically installs the
necessary drivers. No manual driver installation is required. For further information,
refer to the manufacturer's website at https://www.hidglobal.com/de/products/omni-
key-6121-mobile-smart-card-reader.
Problems during login due to smart card reader
When the smart card reader is connected, the operating system can falsely identify the
smart card as a medium to perform a login procedure on the PC. In this case, the win-
dows lock screen is displayed instead of a login window.
You can solve this issue by editing the "DisableCAD" ("Disable Ctrl-Alt-Del") registry
key in the system registry. This key is located at
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
policies\system.
Administration rights
Security policies of your network environment can prevent you from editing the system
registry or installing drivers. Contact your IT administration in that case.
To change the registry key
1. From the Windows "Start Menu", select "Run".
2. In the dialog box, enter regedit to open the system registry.
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3. Search
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
policies\system.
4. Set the value of DisableCad to 0.
3.4 Using a license server
As an alternative to the R&S®FSPC license dongle, software licenses can now also be
provided by an R&S®License Server (for R&S VSE Enterprise Edition only). In this
case, all available licenses are stored on a specified server. When you need a particu-
lar application, you can obtain a license from the server. When you no longer need the
license, you return it to the server and it becomes available to other users again. These
licenses are also referred to as floating licenses, as opposed to permanently assigned
licenses.
The R&S®License Server must be set up as described in the R&S®License Server -
Managing Floating Licenses - User Manual.
Two different kinds of floating licenses are available.
Common floating license
A common floating license enables you to use an option as long as you need it, but
requires a permanent connection to the license server.
The license is retrieved from the license server only when you open an application
channel. Only one license per option is retrieved, but the option can be used in multiple
channels. It is returned shortly after you close the (last) application channel. The
license is blocked for other users only while at least one application channel is in use.
If the connection to the license server is lost for longer than approximately 10 minutes,
the R&S VSE assumes no license is available and closes the application.
Occupied license
An occupied license is retrieved once from the license server and stored locally for up
to 7 days, depending on the selected time period. During the occupied period, the
license is blocked for other users. After this time, the license automatically expires and
becomes available on the license server again. During the occupied period, no further
access to the license server is required. The license cannot be returned or disabled
manually before it expires, but it can be extended.
When the license expires, you must retrieve a new license from the license server. If
the connection to the license server is not available or no more licenses are available,
the R&S VSE closes the application.
Setting up floating licenses
To use floating licenses, you must set up one or more floating license servers (see
"Setup Floating License Server" on page 162). The R&S VSE checks the configured
servers for available floating licenses when it starts up. Only options for which licenses
Using a license server
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Rohde&Schwarz VSE User manual

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