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Chapter 4
Basic Digital Operation
Arbitrary (ARB) Waveform File Headers
Dual ARB Player Waveform Sequence File Headers
When you create a waveform sequence (described on
), the ESG automatically creates a default
file header, which takes priority over the headers for the waveform segments that compose the waveform
sequence. During a waveform sequence playback, the waveform segment headers are ignored (except to
verify that all required options are installed). When you store the waveform sequence, its file header is
stored with it.
Follow the procedure
“Creating a Waveform Sequence” on page 108
to generate a waveform sequence file
header.
Editing and Viewing File Headers in the Dual ARB Player
Before you can edit a file header in the dual ARB player, the associated waveform file must reside in volatile
waveform memory (WFM1). In addition, you cannot edit the
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
file header in the dual
ARB player if the
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
file is currently being played by another modulation format such
as Custom real-time. Turn off the modulation format then play the
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
file using the dual
ARB player. You can then modify the file header.
If you want to edit a file header for a waveform file that resides in non-volatile memory (NVWFM), move it
to WFM1 and then play it. Refer to
“Loading Waveform Segments from Non-Volatile Memory” on page 113
for information on loading files from NVWFM.
Edits to file headers can only be performed when the waveform file is playing. After making changes to the
signal generator settings and parameters, you can apply these new settings to the waveform by pressing the
Save Setup To Header
softkey and then reselecting the waveform file for playback. When you do this, you will
see the values from the
Saved Header Settings
column overwrite the settings in the
Current Inst.
Settings
column. For information on selecting and playing waveform files, see
NOTE
Edits to file headers can only be performed when the waveform file is playing.
Modifying File Header Information
All file header descriptions listed in the procedure
“Modifying Header Information” on page 94
are valid in
the dual ARB player. The following procedure selects a waveform file, accesses its file header, and then
refers you back to the aforementioned procedure to perform the edits. This procedure assumes there is an a
user-defined waveform file or an
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
file in WFM1. For information on creating the
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
file and associated file header, refer to
“Creating a File Header” on page 92
.
1. Press
Mode
>
Dual ARB
>
Select Waveform
.
2. Using the arrow keys, highlight the waveform file that needs its file header edited.
Summary of Contents for E4428C
Page 22: ...Contents xxii ...
Page 224: ...200 Chapter 4 Basic Digital Operation Creating and Using Bit Files ...
Page 228: ...204 Chapter 5 AWGN Waveform Generator Configuring the AWGN Generator ...
Page 229: ...205 6 Analog Modulation ...
Page 276: ...252 Chapter 7 Digital Signal Interface Module Operating the N5102A Module in Input Mode ...
Page 286: ...262 Chapter 8 Bluetooth Signals Turning On a Bluetooth Signal ...
Page 330: ...306 Chapter 9 BERT Verifying BERT Operation ...
Page 366: ...342 Chapter 10 CDMA Digital Modulation IS 95A Modulation ...
Page 394: ...370 Chapter 12 Multitone Waveform Generator Applying Changes to an Active Multitone Signal ...
Page 468: ...444 Chapter 15 W CDMA Digital Modulation for Component Test W CDMA Frame Structures ...
Page 667: ...643 18 Troubleshooting ...
Page 700: ...Index 676 Index ...