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R&S EX-IQ-BOX Configuration
R&S
®
EX-IQ-BOX
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Input/Output symbols in the block diagram show the currently used inputs and outputs
and the lines indicate the signal flow.
Remote command:
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[:
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SOURce<hw>]:
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EBOX:
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COUNt
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on page 250
6.1.1.5 Taskbar
The labeled buttons in the winbar indicate active dialogs. When a button softkey is
pressed, the associated dialog is displayed in the foreground or minimized in the winbar.
The button displayed in a lighter color indicates that the corresponding dialog is currently
open. Up to eight dialogs may be open simultaneously. When the ninth dialog is opened,
the dialog that was opened first is automatically closed.
6.1.1.6 Dialogs
The parameters are set in dialogs, which vary in details depending on their functions.
Dialogs are designed in Microsoft
®
Windows format, covering the same functional ele-
ments, as e.g. entry fields, selection lists, checkboxes and buttons. A dialog is accessed
either by means of an item in the menu list or via the function block in the diagram.
Each dialog consists of a window header and one or more sections with various fields for
setting parameters. The header line contains the name of the dialog and the buttons for
minimizing and closing the dialog. To operate the buttons, use the mouse. Several fields
of associated but separately set parameters can be organized in an area, framed and
labelled with the function common to all parameters. Also, some parameters can be par-
tially structured in tabs.
R&S DigIConf mainly distinguishes between the settings dialogs for User Defined or
standardized protocol settings and configuration dialogs, which comprise for example
general settings of the R&S
EX-IQ-BOX, options, connected instruments, default settings
or setup tests.
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Configuration dialogs are described in
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chapter 6.1.6, "Configuration Dialogs" ,
on page 65.
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For settings dialogs of your specific application, comprising signal and interface
parameters refer to the respective section under
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chapter 7, "Protocol Settings" ,
on page 95.
6.1.1.7 Context-sensitive Menus
Within the entire screen display, including single parameters, you can access context-
sensitive menus that provide some additional functions.
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