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Agilent Technologies E4440A manual Key Overview

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Key Overview

In other key menus, one key label will always be highlighted to show which key has been selected but the menu is immediately exited when a selection is made. For example, when you press the Orientation key (on the Print Setup menu), it will bring up its own menu of keys. The Portrait key, which is the Orientation menu default key, will be highlighted. When you press the Landscape key, the highlight will move to that key to show it has been selected and the screen will return to the Print Setup menu.

The arrow keys located below the analyzer display (sometimes referred to as Tab keys) can be used to navigate within tables, for example the Limit-Line table. These keys are used to move between rows. The Left-arrow key moves up, while the right-arrow key moves down. While navigating through the table, the cursor (inverse video highlight) stays in the same column. Navigating left or right in the table is accomplished by choosing the desired field using the front-panel keys.

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Getting Started Guide PSA Series Spectrum AnalyzersE4440A 3 Hz - 26.5 GHz E4443A 3 Hz - 6.7 GHz E4445A 3 Hz - 13.2 GHz E4446A 3 Hz - 44 GHzAdditional Information Contents Installation and Setup2. Front and Rear Panel Features Options and AccessoriesContents Table of ContentsInstallation and Setup Installation and SetupAgilent Technologies Performance Spectrum Analyzer PSAInitial Inspection Installation and SetupAccessories Power Cable See Table 1-2on pageIf There Is a Problem Power Requirements AC Power Cord Power RequirementsAC Power Cords Installation and SetupPower Requirements Installation and SetupBattery Information Power RequirementsTurning on the Analyzer for the First Time Information ScreenIf Option 117 is Loaded in Memory Using an External Reference Firmware Revision Running Internal Alignments Manually Performing an AlignmentPrinter Setup and Operation EquipmentInstallation and Setup Printer Setup and OperationInstallation and Setup ChapterInterconnection and Setup Testing Printer OperationAdditional Information about ESD Protecting Against Electrostatic DischargeTest Equipment and ESD Safety Information Safety InformationFront and Rear Panel Features Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-PanelConnectors and Keys Front Panel OverviewFront and Rear Panel Features and Rear Panel FeaturesFront and Rear Panel Features Front Panel OverviewChapter NameDisplay Annotations Front and Rear Panel FeaturesPanel Features Front Panel OverviewFront and Rear Panel Features Front Panel OverviewFront ChapterFront and Rear Panel Features Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront Panel Overview DescriptionRear-PanelFeatures Front and Rear Panel FeaturesRear-PanelFeatures FrontFront and Rear Panel Features Rear-PanelFeaturesFront and Rear DescriptionChapter Key OverviewKey Overview Key Overview Front and Rear Panel Symbols Do not dispose in domestic household wastemore information Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront and Rear Panel Symbols Front and Rear Panel Features3 Making a Basic Measurement Making a Basic MeasurementBasic Assumption Entering Data Using the Front PanelUsing Menu Keys Using the Front Panel Making a Basic MeasurementMaking a Basic Measurement ChapterDisabling User Preset Presetting the Spectrum AnalyzerCreating a User Preset Viewing a Signal Setting Reference Level and Center FrequencySetting Frequency Span Viewing a SignalMaking a Basic Measurement Making a Basic MeasurementChanging Reference Level Figure 3-2Span Changed to 50 MHzReading Frequency & Amplitude Figure 3-3A Marker on the 10 MHz Peak Viewing a SignalMaking a Basic Measurement Making a Basic MeasurementImproving Frequency Accuracy Valid Marker Count RangeFigure 3-5Increasing Marker Frequency Accuracy Viewing a SignalMaking a Basic Measurement Making a Basic MeasurementFigure 3-6Using Marker Counter Viewing a SignalMaking a Basic Measurement Making a Basic MeasurementViewing Catalogs and Saving Files Viewing Catalogs and SavingFiles This chapter tells you how to File Menu Functions Locating and viewing files in the catalogCatalog Menu Creating a directory File Menu Functions Step 1. Set up the analyzer trace Saving a FileSaving a File Figure 4-2Viewing TraceFigure 4-3Viewing Traces 1 and Step 2. Save the file Figure 4-4Viewing Traces 1, 2, andC \START\TEST1.TRC file saved Saving a FileLoading a file File LoadedVerifying Trace Saving a FileRenaming a File Figure 4-7Renaming a FileCopying a File Figure 4-8Copy MenuDeleting a File Using the Alpha Editor Options and Accessories Options and AccessoriesOptions see page Ordering Options and AccessoriesAccessories see page Options Options and AccessoriesOptions ChapterOptions and Accessories OptionsOption NameOptions and Accessories OptionsOptions ChapterOptions and Accessories OptionsOption NameOptions and Accessories OptionsChapter OptionOptions and Accessories Options and AccessoriesOptions OptionAccessories 50 Ohm Load50 Ohm/75 Ohm Minimum Loss Pad AC ProbeBroadband Preamplifiers and Power Amplifiers GPIB CableUSB/GPIB Interface HP/Agilent 11970 Series Harmonic MixersPower Splitters RF and Transient LimitersStatic Safe Accessories RF Bridges50 Ohm Transmission/Reflection Test Kit Noise Sources for use with PSA OptionIn Case of Difficulty In Case of DifficultyIf a problem persists, you may choose to Types of Spectrum Analyzer Messages Types of MessagesBefore Calling Agilent Technologies Check the Basicsanalyzer Read the Warranty Service OptionsCalling Agilent Technologies Contacting Agilent Technologies TableReturning an Analyzer for Service Service TagOriginal Packaging Other Packaging8.Retain copies of all shipping papers Index IndexNumerics Index Index