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Operating the Meter
Alternate Measurement Display Screen
The
Alternate Measurement Display Screen
is very similar to the
Main Measurement Display Screen
with one difference. This
display mode is used to show frequency-specific, real time
information on the third line of the display instead of a maximum
value. It should be used only for single frequency or narrow
band measurement applications. The information that is shown
depends on whether a flat frequency response probe or a
shaped frequency response probe has been selected.
•
Flat Frequency Response Probes.
This display mode
instantly converts the measured value to a percent of
the referenced exposure standard at a particular
frequency.
•
Shaped Frequency Response Probes
. This display
mode instantly converts the measured value, shown in
Percent of Standard, to an equivalent power density
value at a particular frequency.
The use of the
Alternate Measurement Display Screen
also
introduces an automatic correction for probe frequency
deviation for probes in memory.
The option to change display screens is only available when
other options such as spatial averaging, data logging or time
averaging have not been turned on.
To use the Alternate Measurement Display Screen...
1. Make sure that the 8718B is set to the correct exposure
standard. See Chapter 11
Using the Standards
Feature
.
2. Press
F4
(
FREQ
) from the
Main Measurements Display
Screen
. A new screen will appear to allow you to enter
a frequency.
3. Enter the frequency that you are measuring. You must
fill all four positions. If you make a mistake just enter
more digits until correct. For greater accuracy, use the
units that allow the larger number. For example, enter
10.00 kHz, not 00.01 MHz.
The Alternate Mea-
surement Display
Screen should only
be used for single
frequency measure-
ments or where all
emitter frequencies
are close and the ex-
posure standard has
the same limits. Re-
fer to Using Probe
Correction Factors
on page 24.
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Summary of Contents for 8718B
Page 9: ...8 Operating the Meter...
Page 37: ...36 Operating the Meter...
Page 71: ...70 Operating the Meter...
Page 75: ...74 Operating the Meter...
Page 79: ...78 Operating the Meter...
Page 87: ...86 Operating the Meter...
Page 104: ...103 Chapter 18 User s Software Main Menu Screen...
Page 108: ...107 Chapter 18 User s Software Probe Installation Screen...
Page 112: ...111 Chapter 18 User s Software Logged Survey Data Screen...
Page 124: ...123 Appendix B Theory of Operation Model 8718B Functional Block Diagram...
Page 129: ...128 Appendices...
Page 133: ...132 Appendices...