Operating the Instrument
R&S
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FSVA3000/R&S
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FSV3000
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"Inp:ExtFe:
IF High" /
"Inp:ExtFe:
IF Low" /
An external frontend is active (requires option R&S
FSV3-K553); the used
intermediate frequency band is indicated for reference
<
"NOR"
|
"APX"
>
"NOR"
: the measurements are normalized with the results of the external gen-
erator calibration
"APX"
(approximation): the measurements are normalized with the results of
the external generator calibration; however, the measurement settings have
been changed since calibration
If neither label is displayed, no calibration has been performed yet or normali-
zation is not active.
For details, see the "External Generator Control" section in the R&S
FSV/A
User Manual.
"LVL"
A level offset is applied to the external generator signal (only if external genera-
tor control is active).
Changing the Channel Name
The measurement channels are labeled with their default name. If that name
already exists, a sequential number is added. You can change the name of the
measurement channel by double-tapping the name in the channel bar and enter-
ing a new name.
Note:
Channel name restrictions. Channel names can have a maximum of 31
characters, and must be compatible with the Windows conventions for file names.
In particular, they must not contain special characters such as ":", "*", "?".
7.1.2
Window Title Bar
Each channel in the R&S
FSV/A display can contain several windows. Each win-
dow can display either a graph or a table as a result of the channel measurement.
Which type of result evaluation is displayed in which window is defined in the dis-
play configuration (see
Chapter 7.5, "Displaying Results"
on page 102). The win-
dow title bar indicates which type of evaluation is displayed.
Double-tap the window title bar to enlarge the window temporarily. Double-
tap it again to restore the original size.
See also
Chapter 7.5.4, "Switching Between a Split and Maximized Window
Trace Information in Window Title Bar
Information on the displayed traces is indicated in the window title bar.
Understanding the Display Information
