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Step	Action	Notes

5 Test the forward	a From the Trace drop down menu,
transmission mode for	point to Measure and click S21.
channel 1.	b Inspect the trace shown on the
	display. It should be similar to the
	trace shown to the right.

6Test the reverse transmission mode for channel 1.

aFrom the Trace drop down menu, point to Measure and click S12.

bInspect the trace shown on the display. It should be similar to the trace shown to the right.

7Test the reverse reflection mode for channel 1.

aFrom the Trace drop down menu, point to Measure and click S22.

bInspect the trace shown on the display. It should be similar to the trace shown to the right.

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85225F specifications

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