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Analyzer Mode Operating Instructions
5.4.5 Conversion factor
When using a transducer to make a measurement – a Voltage or Current
Probe, an Antenna, etc. – there is always the need to add to the measured
values the conversion factor of the transducer in use.
The Conversion factor may also take proper account of losses as cable
loss, attenuators added externally to the receiver, etc.
The PMM 9010 can handle these factors in an automatic way and directly
correct the readings.
The PMM 9010 can store in its internal non-volatile memory up to 4
different correction factors, and use them one at a time when recalled.
However, the
Conversion Factors
shall be created and loaded via the
PMM 9010 Software Utility.
Press the relevant button to load the conversion factor, and
NONE
to
unload it.
5.5 Marker
With this command the
Marker
function can be enabled.
Switching ON the marker it appears on the screen as a small black pointing
down arrow, and simultaneously a small window shows up in the bottom left
corner of the screen, indicating the actual frequency and level read by the
marker.
Pressing the
Peak
button the marker will automatically move to the highest
signal found in the span range in that given moment, and with the help of
the
Center
button the frequency selected by the marker becomes the
center frequency on the screen, making very easy any signal analysis.
5.6 ESC
This button allows to return to the previous view or condition.
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