Specifications

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Hardkey/Softkey Reference
Analyzer Functions
resets the plotting parameters to their default values.
resets the printing parameters to their default values.
leads to the define save menu. Use this menu to specify
the data to be stored on disk in addition to the instrument
state.
leads to a sequence of three menus. The first defines which
elements are to be plotted and the auto feed state. The
second defines which pen number is to be used with each
of the elements (these are channel dependent.) The third
defines the line types (these are channel dependent), plot
scale, and plot speed.
leads to the define print menu. This menu defines the
printer mode (monochrome or color) and the auto-feed
state.
makes the standard number the active function, and
brings up the define standard menus. The standard
number (1 to 8) is an arbitrary reference number used to
reference standards while specifying a class.
selects the group delay format, with marker values given
in seconds.
defines the standard type as a transmission line of
specified length, for calibrating transmission
measurements.
deletes the segment or the frequency band indicated by
the > pointer.
deletes all files.
deletes a selected file.
sets the limits an equal amount above and below a
specified middle value, instead of setting upper and lower
limits separately. This is used in conjunction with
or , to set limits
for testing a device that is specified at a particular value
plus or minus an equal tolerance.
For example, a device may be specified at 0 dB ±3 dB.
Enter the delta limits as 3 dB and the middle value as
0dB.
(Option 010 only) amplitude demodulation for CW time
transform measurements.
(Option 010 only) turns time domain demodulation off.
(Option 010 only) phase demodulation for CW TIME
transform measurements.
DEFAULT PLOT SETUP
DEFAULT PRNT SETUP
DEFINE DISK-SAVE
DEFINE PLOT
DEFINE PRINT
DEFINE STANDARD
DELAY
DELAY/THRU
DELETE
DELETE ALL FILES
DELETE FILE
DELTA LIMITS
MIDDLE VALUE
MARKER
→
MIDDLE
DEMOD: AMPLITUDE
DEMOD: OFF
DEMOD: PHASE