R&S FSW Series, User Manual

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General Instrument Setup
R&S
®
FSW
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Self-alignment results in secure user mode
Be sure to store self-alignment results before SecureUser Mode is enabled; see Chap-
ter 5.1.7, "Protecting Data Using the Secure User Mode" , on page 43.
In secure user mode, the results are not stored permanently. Thus, if the currently
stored self-alignment results are not suitable, you must perform a self-alignment each
time you switch on the R&S
FSW.
Start Self Alignment .................................................................................................... 659
Abort Self Alignment ................................................................................................... 659
Await Warm-Up Operation before Self Alignment ....................................................... 660
Shut down Device after Self Alignment .......................................................................660
Reuse Old Alignment Data ..........................................................................................660
Start Preselector Centering .........................................................................................660
Starting Touch Screen Alignment ................................................................................660
Alignment Results: ...................................................................................................... 660
Start Self Alignment
Starts recording correction data for the instrument. If the correction data acquisition
fails or if the correction values are deactivated, a corresponding message is displayed
in the status field.
For details, see Chapter 12.1.1, "Basics on Alignment" , on page 656.
Note:
A running Sequencer operation is aborted when you start a self-alignment.
Remote command:
*CAL?
on page 819, see also
CALibration[:ALL]
on page 1262
Abort Self Alignment
As long as the self-alignment data is being collected, the procedure can be canceled
using the "Abort Self Alignment" button.
Alignment