
Making Measurements
Using the BEGIN Key to Make Measurements
The
BEGIN
gives you the capability to
the
key
menu and
user-defined macro functions. The
key is only
available if your analyzer has
(Option
installed. Use this key to
define macros such as:
l
to implement
save/recall
l
to implement most used functions or features
l
to implement often-used features that involve a number of steps
Macros must be
within an
program. If no
BEGIN
program is currently installed (either by AUTOST or
the
analyzer will automatically create a default program.
BEGIN
OFF selects the
key menu to
mode when
ON, and to normal operation when OFF.
Once you have changed the
mode to ON, the same menu will
be displayed for subsequent key presses of the
(This is not
true if your
program has changed. If the program has changed, the
mode is reset to OFF.)
Use of the User BEGIN function does not restrict access to any normally
available instrument feature such as marker functions, etc., nor does this key
affect sweep update rates.
Refer to example programs provided on the
programs disk for
implementation requirements. Keystroke recording may be used to modify or
update
programs.
See Chapter 7, “Automating Measurements,” for more information.
3-17
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 ...
Page 298: ......
Page 362: ...8 Front Rear Panel ...
Page 373: ......
Page 381: ......
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 ...