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Chapter 2
Front-Panel Key Reference
Auto Couple
F
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P
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Auto Couple
Accesses the menus to couple functions in your analyzer. Coupled
functions are functions that are linked.
Auto All
Auto-couples all coupled functions. If
Auto All
is pressed all coupled
functions are set to
Auto
.
NOTE
This function is not available when the segmented sweep function is set
to On, (
Segmented
(On)
).
Coupled functions are functions that are linked. If one function is
changed, the coupled function is changed. During normal operation, the
sweep time, resolution bandwidth, video bandwidth, and center
frequency step are coupled to span; the input attenuation is coupled to
the reference level.
If any of these functions become uncoupled (is set to manual), a # sign
appears next to the screen annotation representing the function on the
screen. If one or more functions are manually set so that the amplitude
or frequency becomes uncalibrated “Meas Uncal” appears on the top
right side of the graticule.
To recouple the analyzer functions, the uncoupled function(s) must be
individually set back to Auto. Or, you can press
Auto All
to return all of
the functions to their default auto state. Pressing
Auto All
will couple
the following functions:
• Sweep time will couple to the span, detector mode, resolution
bandwidth, and video bandwidth.
•
Detector (Auto)
is set.
•
Avg Type (Auto)
is set.
•
PHNoise Opt (Auto)
is set.
• RF attenuation couples to reference level.
• Center frequency step size will couple to 10% of span.
• Sweep coupling (SR/SA) will couple back to SA mode.
• Source attenuation couples to source amplitude.
• Source power step couples to one vertical scale division.
Key Access:
Auto Couple
NOTE
Although
Marker Count
,
Gate Time
, and
Marker Trace
have
Auto
settings,
they are not affected by
Auto All
.
Summary of Contents for ESA-E E4401B
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Page 394: ...394 Chapter6 Menu Maps AMPLITUDE Y Scale Menu Menu Maps AMPLITUDE Y Scale Menu ...
Page 396: ...396 Chapter6 Menu Maps Auto Couple Menu Menu Maps Auto Couple Menu ...
Page 397: ...Chapter 6 397 Menu Maps BW Avg Menu Menu Maps BW Avg Menu ...
Page 398: ...398 Chapter6 Menu Maps Det Demod Menu Menu Maps Det Demod Menu ...
Page 399: ...Chapter 6 399 Menu Maps Display Menu Menu Maps Display Menu ...
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Page 403: ...Chapter 6 403 Menu Maps Freq Count Marker Menu Menu Maps Freq Count Marker Menu ...
Page 404: ...404 Chapter6 Menu Maps FREQUENCY Channel Menu Menu Maps FREQUENCY Channel Menu ...
Page 405: ...Chapter 6 405 Menu Maps Input Output Menu Menu Maps Input Output Menu ...
Page 406: ...406 Chapter6 Menu Maps Marker Menu Menu Maps Marker Menu ...
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Page 408: ...408 Chapter6 Menu Maps Peak Search Menu Menu Maps Peak Search Menu ...
Page 409: ...Chapter 6 409 Menu Maps Preset Menu Menu Maps Preset Menu ...
Page 410: ...410 Chapter6 Menu Maps Print Setup Menu Menu Maps Print Setup Menu ...
Page 411: ...Chapter 6 411 Menu Maps Source Menu Menu Maps Source Menu ...
Page 412: ...412 Chapter6 Menu Maps SPAN X Scale Menu Menu Maps SPAN X Scale Menu ...
Page 413: ...Chapter 6 413 Menu Maps Sweep Menu Menu Maps Sweep Menu ...
Page 414: ...414 Chapter6 Menu Maps System Menu Menu Maps System Menu ...
Page 415: ...Chapter 6 415 Menu Maps Trace View Menu Menu Maps Trace View Menu ...
Page 416: ...416 Chapter6 Menu Maps Trig Menu Menu Maps Trig Menu ...
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