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Connectors

Please see the image below for a general overview of the available 

connectors. Each of them will be described in more detail in the 

following sections.

Use the black cable labeled “Data” to connect the “DATA” port of the 

device to any USB 3.x port of your PC.  USB 3.x ports are usually blue or 

red and are marked with a “SuperSpeed” logo:

 

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Connecting the SPECTRAN® V6 with the PC

Option A)

 Attach the proper adapter to the power supply and plug it into a power socket. Then use the red power 

cable to connect the power supply with the “POWR” port on the device.

Option B) 

Use the red power cable and connect it to the “POWR” jack of 

the device with a USB port that supports the “Power Delivery” feature. 

Such ports are marked by one of the symbols shown on the right.

Power

Data

The SPECTRAN

®

 V6 may need a second USB connection when operating at full capacity. In such scenarios connect 

the black cable labeled “Boost” to the “BOOST” port of the device and a second USB 3.x port on your PC.

Do not use a USB hub for connecting the SPECTRAN

®

 V6. 

Avoid using USB 2.0 ports for connecting the SPECTRAN® V6. 

(While it is possible, a USB 2.0 port limits the data 

rate extremely and may cause data errors and trigger error messages.)

Boost

Attention

Third-party USB cables may cause problems if they do not meet the proper specifications. 

In case of USB problems always make sure you are using the cables supplied by Aaronia 

before contacting support.

(not for RSA 250X)

!

USB 2.0 

limits the 

data rate 

extremely

Note

In some cases, the “Data” 

connection can also supply 

power, and no dedicated “Power”-

connection is needed. However, 

this depends on the USB port, 

cable and device configuration in 

the mission used, so it is recom-

mended to always supply power 

using the “Power” connector.

LED status lights

(Boost /Data)

Disconnected
Connected
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Summary of Contents for SPECTRAN V6

Page 1: ...Check package contents Before your new SPECTRAN V6 can be used please verify that all necessary components are available and all requirements are met USB Stick with manual application software and ot...

Page 2: ...USB connection when operating at full capacity In such scenarios connect the black cable labeled Boost to the BOOST port of the device and a second USB 3 x port on your PC Do not use a USB hub for con...

Page 3: ...ment providing signal strengths of up to 20 dBm not suppor ted on RSA 250X RX TX REF One SMB input labeled REF to connect an external 10 MHz clock signal One SMB in output labeled TRG for synchronizin...

Page 4: ...ar within a few seconds Attention Linux users The RTSA also works on Linux but the installer is not included on the USB stick and needs to be downloaded from our website For obvious reasons the instal...

Page 5: ...all In the same way the FFT parameters in the IQ Power Spectrum block can be accessed or the processing or display parameters of any other block Configuring the SPECTRAN V6 RSA The Spectran V6 block p...

Page 6: ...hannels Receiver Select Output Format Receiver Clock Start Stop Connect Disconnect Center Frequency RF Amplifier Frequency Profile Status Display Span Attention Changing these parameters can result in...

Page 7: ...nfigurations One of the simplest missions possible The mission begins with a calibration block on the left in the blockgraph editor see picture above To specify which cable antenna and or other RF equ...

Page 8: ...tion does not support USB 3 SuperSpeed Please make sure the port is con nected to a USB 3 x port on the PC or the cable does support the USB 3 SuperSpeed standard The current measurement parameters ar...

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