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7.9 SETUPS
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7.9 SETUPS
A setup contains all changeable settings that can influence a measurement and its mea-
surement result. This includes all settings under
MEASUREMENT SETTINGS
(see in
the respective operating mode) and
EXPERT SETTINGS
(see
7.5 EXPERT SETTINGS
on page 47 ).
Using a setup can greatly simplify and speed up the preparation of recurring measure-
ments. In addition, faulty measurements due to incorrectly selected settings can be ruled
out.
Since the selection options offered and the saved setups depend on the type of probe
connected in each case, the submenu can only be activated when the probe is plugged
in. The device setups are stored separately according to the 4 defined probe groups on
the SD card of the device.
7.9.1 SD card directory structure
The information under
Narda Calibration Date
or
Third-Party Calibration Date
(most recent date counts) and
Recalibration after (months)
are used as a reminder
function for an upcoming calibration. The values are stored in the EEPROM of the
connected probe. No values can be changed for the EHP-50F/G and HP-01 probes.
There is therefore no Third-Party Calibration Date here and the recommended
calibration interval is always 24 months.
The setups are stored in the directory structure specified below. A maximum of 99 setups
can be created per subdirectory.
Directory Setups
Setups / RF /
HF probes
(high frequency broadband probes)
Setups / HP /
HP-01
(probes for static fields)
Setups / EHP /
EHP-50F, EHP-50G
(FFT field analyzers)
Setups / LF /
BFD-400, 100 cm
2
and 3 cm
2
(and other low frequency probes)