When a power-offset table is selected ON, the mes-
sage
USER 1...5
is displayed on all menu displays
to remind you that a user level flatness correction
has been applied to the ALC.
To turn off the selected power-offset table and re-
move user level flatness correction from the test
setup, press
On/Off
[LU0] again. The User Level
Cal menu will display: Status—
Off
.
Entering a Power-Offset Table via GPIB
User level flatness correction can be applied to the
test setup using a power-offset table created from
calculated data and entered via the GPIB. Refer to
the MG369XB GPIB Programming Manual
(P/N: 10370-10366) for information and instructions
on creating a power-offset table and entering it via
the GPIB.
Erasing the Power-Offset Tables from Memory
The power-offset tables are stored in non-volatile
memory. A master reset is required to erase the con-
tents of the tables and reprogram them with default
data.
To perform a master reset, proceed as follows:
Step 1.
With the MG369XB in standby, press and
hold the
RF OUTPUT ON/OFF
key.
Step 2.
Press the
LINE OPERATE/STANDBY
key
to turn the instrument on.
Step 3.
When the first menu is displayed (after
the start-up display), release the
RF OUT-
PUT ON/OFF
key.
For instruments without a front panel, a master re-
set can be performed at power on by grounding
pin 21 of the rear panel
AUX I/O
connector.
The contents of non-volatile memory have now been
erased and reprogrammed with default data.
MG369XB OM
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Local (Front Panel) Operation
Leveling Operations
NOTE
T h e
m a s t e r
r e s e t
f u n c t i o n
overwrites all information stored in
the non-volatile memory with de-
fault values. This includes the nine
stored front panel setups and the
table of 2000 frequency/power level
sets used for list sweep mode.
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