One-of-Many Field | Agilent Technologies 8935 series e6380a manual

Getting Started

Changing the Test Set’s Display

One-of-Many Field

One-of-many fields display a list of choices when selected.

Figure 2-4

One-of-Many Field

One-of-Many

Field

To make a one-of-many choice

Step 1. Position the cursor at the field.

Step 2. Push the cursor-control knob or the Enter key to display the choices. Step 3. Move the cursor through the choices by turning the knob.

Step 4. Push the cursor-control knob or the Enter key to make the choice. The choice is immediately activated when selected.

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Agilent Technologies 8935 series e6380a manual One-of-Many Field, To make a one-of-many choice

Contents

Revision F January Agilent Part Number E6380-90019Page Contents Overview of the Test Set’s Built-In Tools Cdma Measurements Screens and Control Fields Analog Measurements Screens and Control Fields Contents Contents Control Fields on the Configuration Screens 227 Configuration Screens and Control Fields AMPS-TACS, NAMPS-NTACS Encoder and Decoder 253 Signaling Encoder and Decoder Screens and Control Fields Connectors Connectors Error Messages Accessories, Manuals, Support General Information Herstellerbescheinigung Manufacturers Declaration Safety Considerations Adjustments described in the manual are performed with Connected to the earth terminal of the power sourceInstrument must be made inoperative and be secured against Any unintended operation Protective earthing ground incorporated in the power cord This product is a Safety Class I instrument provided with aMains plug shall only be inserted in a socket outlet Provided with a protective earth contact. Any interruption Consumables Lifting and Handling Product Markings Certification Declaration of Conformity Like-new Defects in material and workmanship when properly installedIts programming instructions due to such defects Price upon prompt return of the product Chapter Assistance Regional Sales and Service Office s Power Cables Power CablesStraight/90 8120-1692 Inches, mint gray Used in the following locations Peru Used in the following locations Switzerland Straight/90 8120-4754 Inches, dark gray JIS C 8303, 100 90 /Straight 8120-1351 Inches, mint gray LineNeutral Straight/90 Used in the following locations System Cabinets 8120-4379 Inches, jade gray Power Cables Product Description Sinad SNR What is in This Manual DocumentationConventions Used in This Manual Which Document is Required? Document NavigationDocument Part Number Usage Trademark Acknowledgments Getting Started Before Connecting a Radio on Before Connecting a Radio Changing the Test Set’s Display Using the cursor-control Knob or Screen Keys To change the measurement screen Changing the Control Fields Unit-of-Measure FieldTo change a unit-of-measure field To Change an underlined entry Underlined Entry Field To make a one-of-many choice One-of-Many Field Numeric-Entry Fields Numeric-Entry FieldTo change a value Hexadecimal Values Decimal Values How do I Verify that the Test Set is Operating Properly? Cdma Spectrum Operating Overview Operating Overview ADC Full Scale ADC FS Displaying Cdma Measurements Magnitude Error, Phase Error Selecting Code Domain Measurements Diagram Transmitter TXPower Frequency Error, FrequencyDisplaying Analog Measurements RF Measurements Displaying AF Measurements Measurement AF Anl In SettingFM Deviation, AM Depth, AC Level SINAD, Distortion, SNR, AF Frequency, DC Level Displaying SINAD, Distortion, SNR, DC Level, or AF Frequency Displaying Measurement Results on a Meter Scale To display the meter scaleTo set the meter’s end points and scale intervals Operating Overview Calibrating the Channel Power Measurement Cdma Analyzer Calibrating the Channel Power Measurement Code Domain Calibrating the Adjacent Channel Power ACP Measurement Changing the Increment or Decrement Setting Using the Factor of 10 Increment/Decrement KeysSpecifying An Increment Value for the Arrow Keys or Knob Using Measurement Limit Indicators To reset or remove limitsTo set high and low limits To remove a limit To set a reference Setting a Measurement Reference Averaging Measurements To use measurement averagingHow the Test Set Averages Measurements To set an RF Offset Setting an RF Generator/Analyzer Offset To save an instrument setup Saving and Recalling Instrument SetupsTo recall an instrument setup Press Recall To remove clear an individual save register Poweron SettingsTo clear all save registers Register Names Base Settings Memory ConsiderationsInstrument Hardware Changes Using Pre-Defined User Keys Using User Keys To assign local user keys Assigning and Releasing User KeysTo release local user keys To assign global user keys Replacing Batteries Overview of the Test Set’s Overview of theTest Set’s Built-In Tools Using the RF Tools Program Software Menu Screen Loading and Running RF Tools Test Results/BTS Utility Setup Screens Test Results/BTS Utility Setup To use a printer for data collection To use a laptop interface other than the BTS Laptop Utility Swept GainMeasurement Description Making the Measurement Selecting the Swept Gain Measurement Test Level value to avoid damage to that device Level for the Duplex OUT level in dBm parameterPress k1 Begin Tst Example of a Swept Gain Plot Screen Discrete Frequency Insertion Loss Specifications Press k1 Proceed when you are finished with this screen. Particular testSecond display is enlarged for easier reading 10 Selecting the Swept Insertion Loss Measurement Swept Insertion Loss 11 Swept Insertion Loss Setups Estimating Swept Insertion Loss Using a Single Connection Swept Return Loss Select Main Menu Swept Return Loss 13 Swept Return Loss Setups Power level. To avoid damage to the ANT in port, enter an 14 Example of a Swept Return Loss Plot Screen Specifications Test Signal Can Cause Interference Cable FaultTime domain can be used to find the physical distances. Locations by viewing it in units of distance Select Main Menu Cable Fault Measurement Cable length, enter a value 1.5 times the estimated length Greatest accuracy is obtained when you enter a cable lengthToggles the selection between feet and meters K1 HELIAX, k3 RG, or k5 Custom 17 Cable Fault Setups 18 Example of a Cable Fault Plot Screen Typical cable fault return loss measurements Cable Fault PerformanceReplot Data Files Select Main Menu 21 Transfer Stored Data Screen Transfer Stored Data 22 SA Self Calibration OFF/ON Screen SA Spectrum Analyzer Self Calibration ON/OFF Catalog PC Memory Card 23 Catalog Memory Card Screen Selecting the Code Domain Analyzer’s Controls Menus Using the Code Domain Analyzer 24 Code Domain Analyzer Menus IS-95 25 Code Domain Analyzer Menus IS-2000 Setting Resolution Bandwidth and Sweep Rate Using the Spectrum AnalyzerRelationship between Span, Resolution Bandwidth, and Sweep Automatic Calibration 26 Spectrum Analyzer Controls Menus Selecting the Spectrum Analyzer’s Controls Menus Using the Spectrum Analyzer’s Delta Markers Delta FrequencyDelta Level Reference Marker Ref Mrkr Level and Frequency Displaying the Spectrum Analyzer Mask Using the Spectrum Analyzer Mask Defining the Fixed Mask’s Limits Settings for mask in FigurePoint Point Level Frequency Defining the Relative Mask’s Limits Turning Off the MaskTurning Off the Mask’s Failure Beeper Set to Audio Using the Voltmeter and Audio Frequency CounterMeasuring AC and DC Voltages AC Level Set to DC Level or AF Freq Set to match source 29 Inputs and Filters for the Oscilloscope Using the Oscilloscope Scope Selecting the Oscilloscope’s Input Using the Oscilloscope’s Marker Selecting the Oscilloscope’s FiltersTriggering the Oscilloscope Copypl Using Ibutil Programs Securing aTest Procedure Clearing RAM Using the Listopts list options Program Using the Demo Program Step Using the Stplt store or plot Program Cdma Measurements Screens and Control Fields 130 Cdma Measurements Average Power MeasurementsAvg Pwr Screens on which this measurement is displayed Channel Power Measurements Adjacent Channel Power MeasurementsScreens on which this measurement is made Chan Pwr Rho Rho Measurements Frequency Error Freq Err Estimated Rho Est RhoCode DOM Code Domain Analyzer Time Offset Carrier Feedthrough Chapter 137 Error Vector Magnitude EVM Measurements Magnitude ErrorPhase Error Code Domain Measurements IS-95 Code Domain Power, IS-95 Code DOM Code Domain Analyzer, IS-95 only Selecting Absolute or Relative Code Domain Power, IS-95 only Fast Power Code Domain Phase PhseCode Domain Timing Timing Code Domain Measurements IS-2000 Advantages of Using IS-2000 Interpreting IS-2000 Channel Ordering Building a tree using the Bit Reverse method Channel numbers. The Walsh index utilizes Walsh orders 0 Available Measurements in the Code Domain 11 Code Domain Power, Bit Reverse Ordering Reading Code Domain Power, IS-2000 Code Domain Power, IS-2000 Code DOM Code Domain Analyzer, IS-2000 Code Domain Power & Noise Code Domain Fast Power Synchronize Code Domain Complex Power PN Offset Search IQ Constellation Diagram, IS-2000 only # of Frames Control Fields for Cdma MeasurementsACP Cal ACP Fltr BW ADCfs or ADC FS ACP OffsetAmplitude Code DOM Code Domain Analyze screen gain controls menu Analyzer code domain analyzer Analyzer Cdma analyzerAnl Dir COD DOM Code Domain Analyzer main controls menu Auto Zero Anl SpecialCarrier FT or Carrier Feedthru Chan Num Chan Size CD pwr unitChn Pwr Cal Controls CW RF PathCOD DOM Code Domain Analyzer all menus Data Rate Data Source Even Sec Find PNFreq Err Gain Gen DirCOD DOM Code Domain Analyzer gain controls menu Gen Special Gen Mode Input Port Input AttenLvl Code DOM Code Domain Analyzer gain controls menu Marker Lvl Power LevelMarker Pos Meas Intvl or Meas Int Meas Order COD DOM Code Domain Analyzer fast power setup controls menuMeasurement Num Avgs COD DOM Code Domain Analyzer FP setup controls menu Phase/divOfs Trnsfer Output Port Phse PN IncrmentPN Offset Pwr Gain PN Offset or PN Ofs Pwr Ref Pwr IntvlPwr Scale IS-95 Pwr Scale IS-2000 Qual Event Pwr Zero Rate RC-4 Rate RC-3Rate RC-5 Code DOM Code Domain Analyzer trigger controls menu RF Gen Freq RF ChannelRF In/Ant Screens on which this field is displayed Sprd Fact Spread Factor Start FrameThreshold Time/div Time Time Ofs Time Offset Tune Freq Trig Event Walsh Order Walsh Chan Control Fields 178 Analog Measurements AC ControlAM Depth Measurement DC Level Measurement AF Freq Measurement FM Deviation Measurement Distn Distortion Measurement Frequency Measurement Frequency Error Measurement TX Power Measurement Is signal to noise ratio of the audio input signal Sinad MeasurementSNR Measurement Control Fields for Analog Measurements Signaling Decoder All Modes#Pts AF Anl AFGen1 Freq AF Cnt Gate AFGen2 Freq AFGen1 To AFGen2 To Signaling Encoder All Modes Spec ANL RF generator controls menu Atten Hold Audio Out Audio In LoAuto/Norm Scope trigger controls menu Center Freq Spec ANL all menus except mask controlsSpec ANL main controls menu DC FM Zero Cont/SingleDe-Emp Gain De-Emphasis Detector DisplayDetector Types EditPt Edit Mask Ext Load R Ext TTLFilter FM Coupling Freq Delta Mrkr Freq maskReference Marker Frequency Level Delta Marker Freq normal marker Spec ANL all menus when in normal mode except mask controlsFreq Ref Mrkr Normal Marker Frequency Level If Filter Gain Cntl Spec ANL auxiliary controls menu Input Gain Internal Level div Level maskLvl Delta Mrkr Lvl marker Lvl normal markerScope all control menus Marker To Peak+ Lvl Ref MrkrMarker To Peak Scope marker controls menu Mask Beep Marker ToMask Type Spec ANL marker controls menu No Pk/Avg Mod In To Norm/Delta Normalize Notch Freq Notch GainOffset Freq Pk Det To Port/Sweep PositionScope marker controls menu Spec ANL marker controls menu Pos/Neg Ref LevelRef Mrkr Reset RF Cnt GateSpec ANL RF generator or main controls menu Key or turn the Test Set off and on to reset it Maximum signal levels are printed on the connector panelSpec ANL RF Gen controls menu This field selects the input port for the spectrum analyzer Sensitivity RF analyzer Scope To Settling Sensitivity spectrum analyzer Speaker ALC SpanSpeaker Vol Sets the span of frequencies to be displayed on the screen Squelch This field selects the horizontal sweep time per division Track/FixedTime-per-division is selected from a list of choices Scope main controls menu Resolution Trig-Delay TX Pwr Meas Vert/div TX Pwr Zero Vert Offset Configuration Screens 224 Setting the Date and Time Configuring the InstrumentChanging the Beeper’s Volume Turning Off User Messages Configuring for Printing a Screen Printing a ScreenTo interrupt printing Screens Where Field is Present Control Fields on the Configuration ScreensAbort Print Antenna Beeper Base Freq User Defined Call Chan Space User DefinedCdma Std 230 Command Escape Character Connection Time-outData Length Date Display User MessagesDuplex Out FF at End Ext RefFF at Start Firmware OUT connector InaccessibleFlow Control Frame Clock Output Gen-Anl User Defined Gen-Anl Hold-off Delay Gpib AdrsIbasic Echo Inst Echo Incoming Call SecurityLines/Page Mode Model Modem Configuration Modem Mode Modem Initialization/Configuration Number to Call Notch CouplOpt Cdma TB Parity Printer Adrs PasswordPrinter Port Print Title Range Hold Ref Select Remote Mode RF Chan Std Retries RF Display RF Gen VoltsSee the RF Chan Std on page 244 for more information RF Level Offset RF In/Out Save/Recall RF Offset Serial9 Serial BaudSerial No This field displays the serial number of the Test Set Serial Port StatusStop Length Total RAM Signaling Encoder and Decoder Decoder’s Signal Source Signaling Encoder and Decoder ScreensDecoder Frequency Measurements Encoder AMPS-TACS, NAMPS-NTACS Encoder and Decoder Control and Voice Channel IdentifiersEncoder/Decoder Interaction AMPS-TACS, NAMPS-NTACS Decoder Decoder Mode DifferencesInterpreting Decoded Data Recc and AMPS-TACS RVC Measurements Decoding the Reverse Control Channel Recc Data Measure Field NAMPS-NTACS Reverse Voice Channel Measurements Decoding NAMPS-NTACS Reverse Voice Channel RVC Data Measurement Limits Dtmf Sequence Encoder and Decoder Decoding Considerations Function Generator Encoder and Decoder Delay Control Fields for the Signaling Encoder and DecoderArm Meas Bursts Busy/Idle Signaling Decoder Modes AMPS-TACS, NAMP-NTACChannel Data hex Signaling Encoder Signaling DecoderData Level Data Rate analog Signaling Encoder Modes NAMP-NTAC Signaling Decoder Modes NAMP-NTACDSAT/DST hex Data you enter here Filler Focc Frequency Gate TimeHi Tone De-emphasis Effects on Input Level Input Level Signaling Decoder All Modes Examples of Input Level SettingsLo Tone Measure AMPS-TACS/NAMPS-NTACS Focc Message and Filler Data Format Message Focc Message FVC AMPS-TACS Signaling Encoder Modes AMPS-TACS Message/DST FVC Message FVC NAMPS-TACS Signaling Encoder Modes Dtmf Signaling Decoder Modes Dtmf Signaling Decoder All Modes Signaling Encoder All ModesNum of Bits Off Time Polarity On TimeNormal Operation Inverted Operation Pre-Emp Signaling Encoder Modes DtmfRecc Data hex SAT Freq FVC Send Send Dsat FVCSend Filler Focc Signaling Encoder Modes Func Gen Send ModeSine Units Single/Cont Stop StandardDecoder Operating Considerations Encoder Operating Considerations Stop Dsat FVC Symbol Frequencies HzStop Filler Focc Stop Meas Signaling Decoder Modes AMPS-TACS, NAMP-NTAC, Func Gen Trigger Pattern binTrig Level Twist and Pre-emphasis Interaction TwistExamples of Twist and Pre-emphasis Interaction Example Waveform Connectors Operating Considerations Connectors ANT Audio Audio OUT Data EXT REF EXT Scope Trig Parallel Port Pin Assignments Parallel RF IN/OUT Serial Port Pin Assignments Serial 9, 10,Serial Port Pin Assignments Pin Description Video OUT Accessories, Manuals, Support Modifications Accessories Agilent Technologies AccessoriesExternal Monitor Agilent Technologies Manuals English and Other Options Agilent Technologies Test SoftwareNumber Description Order Description Number 1D5 High Stability Reference Support for Your Instrument Getting HelpCustomer Training Agilent Regional Sales and Service Offices Error Messages Positive Numbered Error Messages General Information About Error MessagesExample 11-1 Positive numbered error messages take the form Example 11-2 For example Ibasic Error Messages Negative Numbered Error MessagesExample 11-4 Ibasic error messages take the form Example 11-3 For example Text Only Error Messages Gpib Error MessagesExample Gpib error messages take the form Example Text only error messages take the form Non-Recoverable Firmware Error Message DisplayWarbles and Beeps 304 Chapter 305 306 Index 308 Index 309 310 Index 311 312 Index 313 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