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Agilent Technologies 89441A manual To connect the analyzer to an GPIB device, Command Reference

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		Preparing the Analyzer for Use

			To connect the analyzer to an GPIB device
			The analyzer is compatible with the General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB).
			Total allowable transmission path length is 2 meters times the number of
			devices or 20 meters, whichever is less. Operating distances can be extended
			using an GPIB Extender.
			Analyzers with option UFG, 4 megabytes extended RAM and additional I/O, have
			an additional GPIB connector. The additional GPIB connector, SYSTEM
			INTERCONNECT, is only for connection to the spectrum analyzer used with the
	lAgilent 89411A 21.4 MHz Down Converter.
		Connect the analyzer’s rear panel GPIB connector to an GPIB device using an
		GPIB interface cable.
		The analyzer contains metric threaded GPIB cable mounting studs as opposed
Caution
		to English threads. Use only metric threaded GPIB cable lockscrews to secure
		the cable to the analyzer. Metric threaded fasteners are black, while English
		threaded fasteners are silver.
			For GPIB programming information, see the Agilent 89400 Series GPIB

			Command Reference.

			To connect the analyzer to an external monitor

The External Monitor connector is a 15-pin connector with standard VGA pinout. The External Monitor connector can interface with an external, multi-scanning monitor. The monitor must have a 25.5 kHz horizontal scan rate,

la 60 Hz vertical refresh rate, and must conform to EIA-343-A standards.

Connect the analyzer’s rear panel EXTERNAL MONITOR connector to an external monitor using an appropriate cable.

For additional information, see ‘’EXTERNAL MONITOR connector’’ in the analyzer’s online help.

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Agilent Technologies 89441A To connect the analyzer to an GPIB device, To connect the analyzer to an external monitor

Contents

Agilent Technologies 89441A Getting Started Guide The Analyzer at a Glance Front Panel This page left intentionally blank GENERAL Saftey SummaryBEFORE APPLYING POWER ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSFUSES DO NOT OPERATE IN AN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHEREDO NOT REMOVE THE INSTRUMENT COVER Caution, refer to accompanying documents Safety SymbolsWarning, risk of electric shock Alternating currentNotation Conventions In This Book To Learn More About the AnalyzerThis page left intentionally blank 4 Measuring Relative Phase 1 Using Online Help3 Using Gating to Characterize a Burst Signal 2 Making Simple Noise Measurements7 Preparing the Analyzer for Use Inspection and Installation6 General Tasks Index Documentation Road Map Need AssistanceUsing Online Help To learn about online help To display help for hardkeys and softkeys 1Enter the online help system Press Help To display a related help topicUsing Online Help 2Display help for a hardkeyTo select a topic from the help index Page Making Simple Noise Measurements To measure random noise To measure band power To measure signal to noise ratios Measured noise band Carrier-to-noiseratio normalized to one HertzPage Using Gating to Characterize a Burst Signal To Use Time Gating Using Gating to Characterize a Burst Signal 5Configure the display and the measurement7Examine the second burst Page Measuring Relative Phase To measure the relative phase of an AM signal 6Activate two traces To measure the relative phase of an PM signal Characterizing a Filter To set up a frequency response measurement 5Start an averaged measurement To use the absolute marker To use the relative marker To use the search marker To display phase To display coherence General Tasks To set up peripherals 2Select the output format and device type To save data with an internal or RAM disk To recall data with an internal or RAM disk To format a disk To create a math function You can create up to 6 functions and 5 constantsGeneral Tasks Press Measurement Data, math func, F1 To use a math functionGeneral Tasks 4Press Auto ScaleTo display a summary of instrument parameters Page Preparing the Analyzer for Use Preparing the Analyzer for Use AC Line Voltageto chassis ground Preparing the Analyzer for Use number for a complete cable including the plugUL listed for use in the United States of America To do the incoming inspection power if it is damaged7Set the IF section’s power switch to on To connect the sections Preparing the Analyzer for Use To install the analyzer To change the IF section’s line-voltageswitch Selectmeasure the line voltage To change the RF section’s line-voltageswitch AC Line VoltageFuse To change the IF section’s fuseAC Line Voltage RangeFuse To change the RF section’s fuseAC Line Voltage RF SectionTo connect the analyzer to a LAN internet protocol address ReturnTo connect the analyzer to a serial device To connect the analyzer to a parallel deviceTo connect the analyzer to an GPIB device To connect the analyzer to an external monitorCommand Reference To connect the optional keyboard To connect the optional minimum loss pad To clean the screen lTo store the analyzerlTo transport the analyzer If the IF section will not power up If the RF section will not power up If the analyzer’s stop frequency is 10 MHz Page Index IndexIndex Index Index continuedSee also FSK Index See also tracesIndex Index Index Index See LANIndex Index See knobblock diagram IndexIndex See also NADCSee also display Indextime data OP 14-15time data softkey HT See also gridsIndex See lanPage If you are thinking about Agilent 89400-SeriesDocumentation RoadmapAnd you want to Then read the analyzer’sNeed Assistance?