HP HP 8753E, User Manual, Page: 504 / 699

Use this feature to add electrical delay (in seconds) to extend
the reference plane at input A to the end of the cable. This is
used for any input measurements including S-parameters,
adds electrical delay to the input B reference plane for any B
input measurements including S-parameters.
extends the reference plane for measurements of and
extends the reference plane for measurements of and
toggles the reference plane extension mode. When this function
is on, all extensions defined above are enabled; when off, none
of the extensions are enabled.
selects an (optional) external disk drive for SAVE/RECALL.
leads to a series of service tests
appears during sequence modification, when external disk
is selected.
is the default name. A new name can be
entered when you save the state to disk.
supplies a name for the saved and or data Brings up
the TITLE MENU.
provides access to the utilities menu.
defines the load in a calibration kit as a (not sliding) load.
is used only with a polar or Smith format. It changes the
auxiliary response value of the
marker. This is the second
part of a complex data pair, and applies to a magnitude/phase
marker, a real/imaginary marker, an R+
marker, or a G+
marker. Fixed marker response values are always
uncoupled in the two channels.
read absolute active marker auxiliary values following a
operation, the auxiliary value can be reset to zero.
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leads to the fixed marker menu, where the stimulus and
response values for a fixed reference marker can be set
arbitrarily.
changes the stimulus value of the fixed marker. Fixed marker
stimulus values can be different for the two channels if the
channel markers are uncoupled using the marker mode menu.
lb read absolute active marker stimulus values following a
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operation, the stimulus value can be reset to zero.
Key Definitions