
Measurement Setup and Control with
Recall
The production of RF components often involves several steps, each step
requiring a unique set of instrument settings. Likewise, the different test
configurations at each step may require associated calibrations. Manually
entering these sets of parameters (or “states;‘) or calibrating at each step in
the manufacturing process is slow, prone to error, and costly. The fast recall
feature
you to recall an instrument state with just 1 or 2 key presses,
to cycle through up to seven different instrument states with a foot switch.
N O T E
The following explanation assumes that you are familiar with the information presented in “Saving and
Recalling Measurement Results” in Chapter 4.
1. Press
R
ECALL
].
2. If the measurement display area changes to a listing of
on the
currently selected disk, fast recall is OFF.
If the measurement display area remains unchanged, fast recall is ON. lb
follow along with this explanation, turn fast recall OFF by pressing the
ON
3. If necessary, select the internal non-volatile RAM disk by pressing
RAM Disk.
4. If you have previously saved any files to this disk they will now be listed
on the display.
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Summary of Contents for 8712C
Page 1: ...I I User s Guide HP 8712C and HP 8714C RF Network Analyzers I ...
Page 17: ...I 1 Installing the Analyzer ...
Page 35: ...I 2 Getting Started ...
Page 54: ...I 3 Making Measurements ...
Page 81: ......
Page 119: ...4 Using Instrument Functions ...
Page 182: ...Using Instrument Functions Customizing the Display Figure 4 24 Expanded Display 4 64 ...
Page 223: ...5 Optimizing Measurements ...
Page 244: ...6 Calibrating for Increased Measurement Accuracy ...
Page 280: ...7 Automating Measurements ...
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Page 362: ...8 Front Rear Panel ...
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Page 386: ... 9 w I Suftkey Reference ...
Page 477: ...I 10 Specifications and Characteristics ...
Page 501: ...11 Safety and Regulatory Information ...
Page 508: ...I 12 preset State and Memory Allocation ...
Page 527: ...Index ...
Page 559: ...Y X 9 91 YYW m m IiH rn 9 91 Z zeroing detectors 6 15 Index 33 ...