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Offline amirrezam

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Re: Enabling options for R&S test equipment
« Reply #375 on: November 04, 2024, 08:20:22 am »
Hi
i have a PR100 R&S and i read its user manual specifically SCPI part
but it didnt mention about receiving data from device in each sweep and change trace to max hold or clear write
does anybody know about SCPI commands of this device? |O
 

Online MorzeCBP

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Re: Enabling options for R&S test equipment
« Reply #376 on: November 11, 2024, 07:59:38 pm »
...does anybody know about SCPI commands of this device?...
 

Offline meanmalab

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Re: Enabling options for R&S test equipment
« Reply #377 on: November 22, 2024, 12:22:02 am »
Hi!

I accidentally bought a vanilla ZVL13 and it turns out R&S isn't selling the ZVL-K1 Spectrum Analyzer (software) option any more :( The ZVL really feels like half an instrument without the SA option, so I'm bummed.

I've read through this entire thread (very interesting in general) hoping to find some clues if it'd be possible to unlock ZVL-K1.

In reply #266 someone mentions the FSH20 uses the R&S Orion platform, that it's "WinCE on Flash". I think this might be the case for the ZVL as well after finding some photos (external to this forum) dissecting the HW to fix the PSU. It's definitely some sort of embedded WinNT/CE. Around reply #185 someone was trying to reverse engineer an OptionKeyServices.dll for a ZVB8 and I can confirm this DLL also exist on the ZVL. I got no further dissecting it, just getting stuck in some OLE/COM DLL rabbit hole, where I'm unsure if it's possible to extract useful COM interface/type information somehow or if it's stripped out. Perhaps it can be done by digging out information in the Windows registry? I could not find traces of any "HKEY" string in the .dll binary, e.g. pointing to Windows registry keys (as found on the ZVB8 in reply #185), so it might simply not be the same .dll implementation on the ZVL. Although I did find traces of ZVL options in the Windows registry when searching it directly, I'm not sure it's related to unlocking options, or if it's more of a software architecture thing.

I also found a "R_S/Instr/eeprom/xml/InstrumentData.xml" file. This file clearly lists out all the options installed, with some kind of chronological timestamps and serial numbers, instrument DeviceKey (258 hex numbers / nibbles), OptionKey (30 decimal numbers), option_index, etc. But I'm not sure if this .xml file really affects anything on the system or if it's just some human readable dump from some EEPROM on the motherboard that holds the real options programming?

By chance I have access to a second ZVL13 where the K1 option is installed. This is the ZVL I've been studying so far. I haven't really started to compare it against mine (without the K1 option). I suppose comparing the InstrumentData.xml files might give something.

Anyone here have any further ideas?
 

Offline Norwaro

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Re: Enabling options for R&S test equipment
« Reply #378 on: December 06, 2024, 05:49:51 pm »
A wonderful good evening everyone!

I likewise have an ZVR and would like to enable the rest of the options, especially Time Domain. I tried for hours to find the pattern and create the keys, though using ARC2 brought no results. I dunno if there is a salt involved or XOR algorythm, couldn't get any results that worked...

My SN is the 846939/006. Could anyone please help me here? I really don't know any further :/

Thank you so much in advance.
 

Offline bav

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Re: Enabling options for R&S test equipment
« Reply #379 on: December 11, 2024, 03:48:25 pm »
Hello!

I do have FSV7 device. Is there any keygen to activate the options? Any ideas appreciated
 


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