Chapter 7
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General Troubleshooting
Error Messages
Viewing Multiple Messages
Although multiple errors may exist, the spectrum analyzer displays
only one error message at a time. To view any additional messages, do
the following:
1. Press
RECALL
and
MORE 1 OF 2
.
2. Press
RECALL ERRORS
. An error message is displayed in the active
function block.
3. Use the up and down step keys to scroll through any other error
messages which might exist, making note of each error code.
Error Message Elimination
When an error message is displayed, always perform the following
procedure:
1. Press
SAVE
and
SAVE STATE
.
2. Store the current state in a convenient STATE register. (It may be
necessary to set
SAVELOCK
to OFF.)
3. Press
CAL
and
REALIGN LO &IF
. Wait for the sequence to finish.
4. Press
RECALL
and
RECALL STATE
.
5. Recall the previously stored STATE.
6. If an error message is still displayed, refer to the following list of
error messages for an explanation of the error.
System Analyzer Programming Errors (100 to 150)
Refer to the 8560 E-Series Spectrum Analyzers User’s Guide for
information on programming the spectrum analyzer.
100 NO PWRON
Power-on state is invalid; default state is loaded. Press
SAVE
,
PWR ON STATE
to clear error message.
101 NO STATE
State to be RECALLed not valid or not SAVEd.
102 # ARGMTS
Command does not have enough arguments.
103 # ARGMTS
Command does not have enough arguments.
104 # ARGMTS
Command does not have enough arguments.
105 # ARGMTS
Command does not have enough arguments.
106 ABORTED!
Current operation is aborted; GPIB parser reset.
107 HELLO ??
No GPIB listener is present.
108 TIME OUT
Spectrum analyzer timed out when acting as
controller.
Summary of Contents for 8564EC
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Page 37: ...47 2 Adjustment Diagnostic Software ...
Page 77: ...89 3 Manual Adjustment Procedures ...
Page 129: ...161 3a Manual Adjustment Procedures 3335A Source not Available ...
Page 142: ...175 4 Assembly Replacement ...
Page 194: ...Chapter 4 257 Assembly Replacement Procedure 13 A21 OCXO Figure 4 34 A21 OCXO Mounting Screws ...
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Page 224: ...303 6 Major Assembly and Cable Locations ...
Page 234: ...315 7 General Troubleshooting ...
Page 238: ...Chapter 7 319 General Troubleshooting Introduction Figure 7 2 Ribbon Cable Connections 1 of 3 ...
Page 239: ...320 Chapter7 General Troubleshooting Introduction Figure 7 3 Ribbon Cable Connections 2 of 3 ...
Page 242: ...Chapter 7 323 General Troubleshooting Introduction Figure 7 5 Service Cal Data Menu ...
Page 271: ...352 Chapter7 General Troubleshooting Block Diagram Description Figure 7 6 Functional Sections ...
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Page 291: ...Chapter 8 381 ADC Interface Section Introduction Figure 8 2 A3 Test Connector Pin Locations ...
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