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Hardkey and Softkey Reference
Mode - TETRA
Sync Out Offset
Press this softkey to move the synchronization signal forward or back from the
beginning of the data pattern, frame, or timeslot. To set the number of bits of
offset, press
Sync Out Offset
and synchronization offset becomes the active
function. Enter the desired value using the front panel knob, up and down arrow
keys, or enter the value using the numeric keypad and press the
Enter
terminator
softkey. The range of values allowed is
−
509 t509 bits.
Softkey Location: Press
Mode
,
TETRA
,
Data Format Pattern Framed
,
More (1 of 2)
,
Sync Out
,
Sync Out Offset
Status after Normal Preset: 0 bits
SCPI Commands:
[:SOURce]:RADio:TETRa:SOUT:OFFSet <value>
[:SOURce]:RADio:TETRa:SOUT:OFFSet?
TETRA Off On
Press this softkey to enable the TETRA communications standard. Setting
TETRA Off On
to
On
sets up the internal hardware to generate the structure that
follows the TETRA standard. The internal I/Q modulator generates
π
/4DQPSK
digital modulation and the
TETRA
and
I/Q
annunciators are turned on in the
display. Although the digital modulation is enabled with this softkey, the RF
carrier is modulated by the enabled modulation only when you have also set
Mod On/Off
to
On
.
Setting
TETRA Off On
to
On
presets the following softkeys in the I/Q menu:
I/Q Off On
is set to
On
and
I/Q Source
is set to
Int I/Q
. You can override these
selections in the I/Q menu.
Softkey Location: Press
Mode
,
TETRA
,
TETRA Off On
Status after Normal Preset: Off
SCPI Commands:
[:SOURce]:RADio:TETRa[:STATe] ON|OFF|1|0
[:SOURce]:RADio:TETRa[:STATe]?
Summary of Contents for ESG-D Series
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Page 46: ...1 12 Preparing for Use Verifying Signal Generator Operation ...
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Page 164: ...5 28 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Amplitude ...
Page 166: ...5 30 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Arrow Keys ...
Page 168: ...5 32 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Display Contrast Keys ...
Page 188: ...5 52 Hardkey and Softkey Reference FM ...
Page 196: ...5 60 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Frequency ...
Page 198: ...5 62 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Help ...
Page 200: ...5 64 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Hold ...
Page 202: ...5 66 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Incr Set ...
Page 236: ...5 100 Hardkey and Softkey Reference LF Out ...
Page 238: ...5 102 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Local ...
Page 240: ...5 104 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Mod On Off ...
Page 242: ...5 106 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Mode ...
Page 336: ...5 200 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Mode GSM ...
Page 422: ...5 286 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Mode PDC ...
Page 466: ...5 330 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Mode PHS ...
Page 532: ...5 396 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Numeric Keypad ...
Page 554: ...5 418 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Power Switch ...
Page 564: ...5 428 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Preset ...
Page 570: ...5 434 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Pulse ...
Page 574: ...5 438 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Recall ...
Page 576: ...5 440 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Return ...
Page 578: ...5 442 Hardkey and Softkey Reference RF On Off ...
Page 584: ...5 448 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Save ...
Page 604: ...5 468 Hardkey and Softkey Reference Sweep List ...
Page 666: ...7 20 Operation Userfile Applications ...
Page 675: ...8 9 Safety and Regulatory Declaration of Conformity Declaration of Conformity ...