R&S ESW EMI, Getting Started

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Instrument Tour
R&S
®
ESW
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10 = GPIB interface
11 = OCXO external reference (option R&S ESW-B4)
12 = REF inputs and outputs
Not shown = External Generator control (option R&S ESW-B10)
● Removable Hard Disk ..................................................................................... 52
● AC Power Connector and Main Power Switch ................................................52
● DisplayPort and DVI ........................................................................................53
● LAN Connector ................................................................................................53
● USB Ports ....................................................................................................... 53
● IF / Video / Demod Output ...............................................................................53
● Sync Trigger Input and Output ........................................................................ 54
● AUX Port ......................................................................................................... 54
● GPIB Interface .................................................................................................55
● External Generator Control (Optional) ............................................................ 55
● OCXO (Optional) .............................................................................................55
● REF INPUT / REF OUTPUT ........................................................................... 55
5.2.1 Removable Hard Disk
The removable hard disk is accessible from the rear of the instrument.
In addition to the operating system and the firmware, the R&S ESW also stores
measurement data on that disk. When you remove the hard disk, you can store it
and the data on it somewhere secure.
5.2.2 AC Power Connector and Main Power Switch
The AC power supply and main power switch are located in a unit on the rear
panel of the instrument.
The main power switch has the following states.
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Position "1": The instrument is supplied with power.
●
Position "0": The instrument is disconnected from the power supply.
For details refer to Chapter 4.1.5, "Switching the Instrument On and Off" ,
on page 18.
The Rear Panel