Keysight E8663D, User Manual

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Keysight E8357D/67D & E8663D PSG User’s Guide 105
Basic Digital Operation
Using the Dual ARB Waveform Player
NOTE
Because there can be only one
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
waveform in memory at
any given time, you must rename this file to clear the way for a second
waveform.
2. Create the first waveform segment:
a. Press Mode > Dual ARB > Waveform Segments > Load Store to
Store.
b. Highlight the default segment
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
.
c. Press Rename Segment > Editing Keys > Clear Text .
d. Enter a file name (for example,
TTONE
), and press Enter > Store
Segment To NVWFM Memory .
This renames the waveform segment, and stores a copy in non
volatile memory.
3. Generate the second waveform:
a. Press Mode > Multitone > Initialize Table > Number Of Tones > 9 >
Enter > Done .
b. Press Multitone Off On to On, then Off.
Remember that a waveform cannot be renamed as a segment while
it is in use.
This generates a multitone waveform with nine tones. During waveform
generation, the
M–TONE
and
I/Q
annunciators activate. The waveform is
stored in volatile memory with the default file name
AUTOGEN_WAVEFORM
.
4. Create the second waveform segment:
Repeat Step 2, giving this segment a descriptive name (for example,
MTONE
).
Building and Storing a Waveform Sequence
This example shows how to build and edit a waveform sequence using the two
waveform segments created on page 104 . To use a segment in a sequence, the
segment must reside in volatile memory; for information on loading waveform
segments from non volatile to volatile memory, see page 110 .
1. Select the waveform segments:
Define a sequence as one repetition of the two–tone waveform segment
followed by one repetition of the nine–tone multitone waveform segment.
a. Press Mode > Dual ARB > Waveform Sequences > Build New
Waveform Sequence > Insert Waveform .
b. Highlight the a waveform segment (for example,
TTONE
) and press
Insert Selected Waveform .
c. Highlight a second waveform segment (for example,
MTONE
) and
press Insert Selected Waveform .