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Overview

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Features

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Introducing the Agilent

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V24/V26 Series

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Physical, Functional Overview

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Mounting Options

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Objectives

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Concepts

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Front Housing Assembly

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Rear Housing

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3. Flat Panel contrast

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Repairing the Agilent

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Model V24

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Flat Panel Adapter Board

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Backlight cable

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Flat Panel interface cable

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Backlight Cover

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Flat Panel

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Removing the Front Housing

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Removing the Rear Housing

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ON/OFF Switch

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Power Switch

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Power Supply)

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Rear Housing Replacement

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Replacement Parts

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Product Identification

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Contents

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1 Getting Acquainted

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A. Patient Cable

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B. Cardiograph

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The Keyboard and Front Panel

15

1-6 Getting Acquainted

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About Your Cardiograph

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1-10 Getting Acquainted

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Electromagnetic Compatibility

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Restrictions for Use

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AC and Battery Operation

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1-14 Getting Acquainted

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2 Recording an ECG

26

Preparing the Patient

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2-4 Recording an ECG

29

Checking Signal Quality

30

Entering Patient ID

31

Recording a Manual ECG

35

Reconnecting Leads

37

Recording an Auto ECG

37

Making Copies of Auto ECGs

39

Choosing a Report Format

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Changing the Report Format

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Auto Report Formats

41

Manual Report Formats

41

“Setting Up Your Cardiograph”

43

The Auto ECG Report

44

Auto Report Examples

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2-24 Recording an ECG

49

2-26 Recording an ECG

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Manual Report Examples

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2-28 Recording an ECG

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2-30 Recording an ECG

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2-32 Recording an ECG

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2-34 Recording an ECG

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Instruments Applications

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Waveform Recognition

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Comprehensive Measurements

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Group Measurements

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Lead Measurements

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Atrial Rhythm Analysis

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Global Measurements

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Axis Measurements

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Morphology Analysis

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Rhythm Analysis

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Group Flags

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Global Rhythm Parameters

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Instrument Applications

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Indications for Use

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Understanding TPI Variables

82

Obtaining Alternate Reports

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Advantages of Storage

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Storing ECGs

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Managing Stored ECGs

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Printing Stored ECGs

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Deleting Stored ECGs

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ECGs Stored

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Transmitting ECGs

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Receiving ECGs

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6 Troubleshooting

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Identifying ECG Problems

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If the Recording Won’t Start

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Error Messages

120

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6-10 Troubleshooting

125

7 Maintaining the Cardiograph

126

Care and Cleaning

127

To clean the printhead:

129

Loading the Paper

130

To load the paper:

131

Evaluating the Patient Cable

133

Caring for the Battery

133

Replacing the Fuses

134

Supplies

136

Data Communications

138

Calling for Service

139

A Setting Up Your Cardiograph

140

Checking the Voltage Setting

141

The Battery

142

Removing the Battery

143

A. Battery

144

B. Battery Cable

144

C. Battery Connector

144

Connecting the Cables

145

Loading Paper

147

Setting the Keyboard Mode

148

C. PC connection

151

The Configuration Menu

161

Patient ID Entries

167

Power-On Report Fields

170

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Setting Date and Time

175

Printing the Configuration

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C Specifications

180

Basic Controls

181

C-2 Specifications

181

Instrument Test

182

Patient Safety

182

Power and Environment

182

C-4 Specifications

183

Glossary

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Glossary-2

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Contents

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Documentation Overview

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Signal Generator Features

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Signal Generator Overview

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Modes of Operation

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Front Panel Overview

19

3. Softkeys

20

4. Numeric Keypad

20

5. Arrows and Select

20

6. Page Up

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7. MENUS

20

22. Power Switch and LEDs

23

Front Panel Display

24

4. Amplitude Area

25

5. Error Message Area

26

6. Text Area

26

7. Softkey Label Area

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1. AC Power Receptacle

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28

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BB TRIG 1 & BB TRIG 2

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PAT TRIG

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DIGITAL BUS I/O

31

AUX I/O Connector

32

15. Z AXIS OUTPUT

40

User Preferences

42

Power On and Preset

43

Front Panel Knob Resolution

44

Setting Time and Date

44

Upgrading Firmware

45

Remote Operation Preferences

46

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47

Programming Guide

47

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47

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Figure 2-2 N5173B/83B

50

Figure 2-3 N5171B/72B/81B/82B

51

Figure 2-4 N5173B/83B

52

Enabling an Option

53

Viewing Options and Licenses

54

3 Basic Operation

57

Viewing Key Descriptions

58

Entering Alpha Characters

59

(vector models only)

60

Basic Operation

61

Basic Operation

62

Setting ALC Bandwidth Control

63

Configuring a Swept Output

64

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65

Routing Signals

66

Step Sweep

66

List Sweep

69

Waveforms are available

70

−2.5 > dBm

71

Example: Using a Single Sweep

72

Modulating the Carrier Signal

73

AM modulation format on

74

Working with Files

75

File Softkeys

76

Storing a File

79

Sequence Register

85

Reading Error Messages

87

Analog Modulation Waveforms

90

Analog Modulation Sources

90

AM Depth > value

92

Currently selected

93

Setting the Wideband AM

94

LF Out Modulation Sources

95

LF Out configuration

97

LF Out annunciator

97

5 Optimizing Performance

99

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100

Optimizing Performance

101

Optimizing Performance

102

Using the Power Meter Servo

108

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109

protects the

110

Using Flatness Correction

111

Connect the Equipment

114

Measured output power

126

Configure External Leveling

128

ALC Off Mode

133

Power Search Mode

133

Setting an Output Offset

136

Setting an Output Reference

137

Reference, or Multiplier

138

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139

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141

Using a USB Keyboard

142

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144

Pulse Characteristics

145

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147

Example

148

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149

5th, 6th, and 7th

151

I/Q Modulation

156

Waveform File Basics

160

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161

Playing a Waveform Segment

163

5. Configure the RF Output:

164

Waveform Sequences

165

Creating a Sequence

166

Editing a Sequence

167

Playing a Sequence

168

For details on each key

169

Values differ between

173

Using Waveform Markers

175

Waveform Marker Concepts

176

Accessing Marker Utilities

180

Marker points on

185

Setting Marker Polarity

188

Sequence marker column

190

3 and 4 are enabled for this

190

Triggering a Waveform

192

Trigger Type

193

Trigger Source

194

Example: Gated Triggering

196

Example: External Triggering

198

Available only when

199

How Power Peaks Develop

200

Clipping a Waveform

201

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203

Configuring Circular Clipping

206

Scaling a Waveform

208

Setting Waveform Scaling

212

Modulated RF signal

216

LO/carrier feedthrough

216

I/Q Adjustments

222

I/Q Calibration

224

Using the Equalization Filter

226

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228

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231

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233

Figure 8-21

233

These keys manage the table

234

These softkeys select a

235

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235

Modifying the Coefficients

236

Storing the Filter to Memory

237

There can be 1 to 15

243

Real-Time Applications

250

Waveform Licensing

251

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256

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258

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260

Clock Timing

267

Clock and sample rates

268

Least significant bit

268

Most significant bit

268

Clock Source

270

Common Frequency Reference

271

1 Clock Per Sample

274

4 Clocks Per Sample

275

2 Clocks Per Sample

275

1 Sample Period

276

Clock Timing for Serial Data

278

N5102A module

281

Data Types

282

Select either PXB or N5102A

283

Selecting the Data Parameters

286

softkey

288

Generating Digital Data

293

Selecting the Input Direction

296

Configuring the Clock Signal

297

Inactive for Input mode

298

10 MHz and above 200 MHz

298

Digital Data

304

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305

Block Diagram

306

Clock Gate Function

306

Clock/Gate Delay Function

307

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308

Clock Delay Function

309

BERT (Option UN7)

310

Triggering

311

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312

Figure 11-8

312

BERT (Option UN7)

313

Data Processing

314

Repeat Measurements

315

Testing Signal Definitions

316

Verifying BERT Operation

318

Custom Modulation

330

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333

Creating and Using Bit Files

338

, Binary

339

(in Hex)

340

Recalling a User File

342

Understanding Burst Shape

344

Figure 13-16 Burst Shape

349

4. Press Select File

350

Configuring the RF Output

352

3. Press RF On/Off

352

Modulation Type > Select

354

Defining a Modulation

358

Figure 13-22 FSK Table Editor

359

Figure 13-24 I/Q Table Editor

360

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367

Figure 13-34

371

Figure 13-35

372

Figure 13-36

372

Differential Encoding

376

Data Value 00000011

379

Using Differential Encoding

380

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381

Figure 13-42

381

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382

Using Two–Tone Modulation

383

Two–Tone Modulation Softkeys

384

Creating a Two–Tone Waveform

384

For details on

385

For details on each

387

Using Multitone Modulation

389

Removing a Tone

390

Generating the Waveform

390

Using Secure Display

394

16 Troubleshooting

395

Signal Generator Lock–Up

396

RF Output

396

RF Output Power too Low

397

Distortion

397

Troubleshooting

398

Troubleshooting

399

Cannot Turn Off Sweep

400

Sweep Appears Stalled

400

Internal Media Data Storage

401

USB Media Data Storage

401

Error Messages

402

Front Panel Tests

403

Self Test Overview

404

Licenses

407

Glossary

409

Numerics

413

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418

, 274, 289

421

Table of contents

User Manual

3

Printing History

4

Safety Summary

9

1 Getting Acquainted

15

The Keyboard and Front Panel

16

Navigating the Menus

17

About Your Cardiograph

18

Chapter 1

19

Getting Acquainted

19

AC and Battery Operation

21

2 Recording an ECG

23

Preparing the Patient

24

Chapter 2

25

Recording an ECG

25

Revision 0.1

26

Checking Signal Quality

27

Entering Patient Information

28

Choosing a Report Format

29

The Auto ECG Report

30

2Basic Measurements

31

2-10 Revision 0.1

32

Calibration Signals

32

Table 2-6 Calibration Signals

32

Rhythm Report Formats

33

2-12 Revision 0.1

34

Changing the Report Format

36

Recording an Auto ECG

37

Making Copies of Auto ECGs

38

Recording a Rhythm ECG

39

3 Understanding the ECG

40

How the M2662A Measures ECGs

41

Waveform Recognition

42

Comprehensive Measurements

42

Group Measurements

42

Lead Measurements

42

Atrial Rhythm Analysis

43

Global Measurements

43

Axis Measurements

43

Chapter 4: Configuring

44

Your Cardiograph

44

The Configuration Menu

45

5 Storing ECGs

49

Storing ECGs

50

Managing Stored ECGs

51

Printing Stored ECGs

52

View Stored ECGs

53

Chapter 5

55

Transmitting ECGs

57

Chapter 6 Transmitting

59

7 Troubleshooting

63

Identifying ECG Problems

64

If the Recording Won’t Start

65

Error Messages

66

Identifying Printing Problems

66

Identifying Storage Problems

67

Maintenance Checks

71

Chapter 8 Maintaining

73

Patient Cable Test

74

Front End Test

74

Safety Check

74

Caring for the Battery

75

Storing the Battery

76

Discarding Batteries

76

Supplies

77

Calling for Service

79

Appendix A Setting Up

80

The Battery

81

Removing the Battery

82

Connecting the Cables

83

Connecting the Printer

84

B Specifications

90

ECG Reproduction Quality

91

Patient Safety

91

Power and Environment

92

Glossary

93

M2662-91100

98

Table of contents

User’s Guide

1

Contents

10

Documentation Overview

13

1 Signal Generator Overview

15

2 Chapter 1

16

Signal Generator Overview

16

Chapter 1 3

17

Firmware Upgrades

18

Modes of Operation

19

Digital Modulation

20

Front Panel

21

8. Trigger

23

9. MENUS

23

10. Help

23

11. EXT 1 INPUT

23

Chapter 1 11

25

12 Chapter 1

26

34. DATA CLOCK

27

35. DATA

27

36. Q Input

27

37. I Input

27

Front Panel Display

28

1. Active Entry Area

29

2. Frequency Area

29

3. Annunciators

29

5. Amplitude Area

31

6. Error Message Area

31

7. Text Area

31

8. Softkey Label Area

31

Rear Panel

32

Chapter 1 19

33

20 Chapter 1

34

Chapter 1 21

35

1. EVENT 1

36

2. EVENT 2

36

3. PATTERN TRIG IN

36

4. BURST GATE IN

36

5. AUXILIARY I/O

37

6. DIGITAL BUS

38

7. Q OUT

38

8. I OUT

38

9. WIDEBAND I INPUTS

38

10. I-bar OUT

39

11. WIDEBAND Q INPUTS

39

12. COH CARRIER

39

14. Q-bar OUT

40

15. AC Power Receptacle

40

16. GPIB

40

17. 10 MHz EFC

40

19. AUXILIARY INTERFACE

41

20. 10 MHz IN

41

22. 10 MHz OUT

42

23. STOP SWEEP IN/OUT

42

24. BASEBAND GEN CLK IN

42

25. Z-AXIS BLANK/MKRS

42

26. SWEEP OUT

42

Chapter 1 29

43

30 Chapter 1

44

39. I IN

45

40. SYMBOL SYNC

45

41. Q IN

45

42. DATA

45

43. LF OUT

46

2 Basic Operation

47

Using Table Editors

48

Table Ed it or So ftke y s

49

Configuring the RF Output

50

OFFS indicator

51

Configuring a Swept RF Output

52

Chapter 2 43

57

Basic Operation

57

Trigger hardkey

57

Sweep Repeat Single Cont

57

46 Chapter 2

60

Markers

60

Chapter 2 47

61

Chapter 2 51

65

52 Chapter 2

66

Modulating a Signal

67

Using Data Storage Functions

69

Using Security Functions

73

60 Chapter 2

74

Chapter 2 61

75

62 Chapter 2

76

Table 2-4 Hard Disk Memory

76

Chapter 2 65

79

Enabling Options

80

Using the Web Server

81

Activating the Web Server

82

Chapter 2 69

83

70 Chapter 2

84

3 Basic Digital Operation

85

74 Chapter 3

88

Chapter 3 77

91

Dual ARB Player softkey

91

Note: When the dual ARB

94

Accessing the Dual ARB Player

97

Creating Waveform Segments

98

Playing a Waveform

100

Editing a Waveform Sequence

100

Using Waveform Markers

102

Waveform Marker Concepts

103

Accessing Marker Utilities

106

Viewing a Marker Pulse

113

Triggering Waveforms

116

Mode and Response

117

Accessing Trigger Utilities

118

Using Gated Triggering

119

Using Waveform Clipping

122

Chapter 3 109

123

Basic Digital Operation

123

110 Chapter 3

124

Chapter 3 111

125

112 Chapter 3

126

Chapter 3 113

127

Configuring Circular Clipping

128

Using Waveform Scaling

130

Chapter 3 117

131

4 Optimizing Performance

133

Using External Leveling

134

122 Chapter 4

136

Optimizing Performance

136

Chapter 4 123

137

124 Chapter 4

138

Chapter 4 129

143

130 Chapter 4

144

Chapter 4 131

145

Internal Timebase: 125 Hz

149

External Timebase: 25 Hz

149

136 Chapter 4

150

5 Analog Modulation

151

Configuring AM (Option UNT)

152

Configuring FM (Option UNT)

152

Configuring ΦM (Option UNT)

153

To Activate ΦM

154

To Activate Pulse Modulation

154

Custom Arb Waveform Generator

157

Working with Filters

160

Using a Predefined FIR Filter

161

Chpater 6 151

165

Mirror Table

165

Working with Symbol Rates

167

154 Chpater 6

168

Working with Modulation Types

169

Symbol Data I Value Q Value

172

0 0000 0.500000 1.000000

172

1 0001 −0.500000 1.000000

172

2 0010 0.500000 −1.000000

172

3 0011 −0.500000 −1.000000

172

Configuring Hardware

176

To Set the ARB Reference

177

164 Chpater 6

178

Custom Real Time I/Q Baseband

179

Working with Data Patterns

180

Working with Burst Shapes

185

To Adjust the I/Q Scaling

190

Working with Phase Polarity

191

Chapter 7 179

193

Using Differential Encoding

195

1. The symbol rotates

197

184 Chapter 7

198

Multitone Waveform Generator

199

To View a Multitone Waveform

201

194 Chapter 8

208

9 Two-Tone Waveform Generator

209

196 Chapter 9

210

Tw o To n e O f f O n to On

210

Chapter 9 197

211

10 AWGN Waveform Generator

215

Real Time I/Q Baseband AWGN

216

11 Peripheral Devices

217

LVDS 100 MHz 400 MHz

219

208 Chapter 11

222

Peripheral Devices

222

Internally Generated Clock

223

Device (DUT) Supplied Clock

223

210 Chapter 11

224

1 Clock Per Sample

225

4 Clocks Per Sample

226

2 Clocks Per Sample

226

1 Sample Period

227

256 Clock Rate×

229

Data Types

232

220 Chapter 11

234

Logic Type softkey

234

222 Chapter 11

236

Scaling softkey

238

Chapter 11 225

239

Chapter 11 231

245

232 Chapter 11

246

Clock Source softkey

246

Accesses the data setup menu

248

Chapter 11 237

251

238 Chapter 11

252

Chapter 11 239

253

Using Other Source Modules

254

Chapter 11 241

255

12 Troubleshooting

257

RF Output Power too Low

258

SIGNAL GENERATOR

259

OUTPUT CONTROL

259

Sweep Problems

262

Data Storage Problems

263

Cannot Turn Off Help Mode

264

Signal Generator Locks Up

264

Error Messages

265

Error Message File

266

Error Message Format

266

Error Message Types

266

Chapter 12 253

267

Troubleshooting

267

254 Chapter 12

268

37, 38, 139

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