Rohde & Schwarz FSMR series, Getting Started

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Setting Parameters
R&S FSMR
1166.3363.12 3.14 E-1
Selection and Setting of Parameters via Keys or Softkeys
The selection of parameters and their settings is effected by means of a k ey, a s oftkey or in a table
depending on the hierarchical level of the menu they are assigned to. Selec tion and s etting of
parameters in tables is described in section "Selection and Setting of Parameters in Tables" .
Selection via key Most keys of the netw ork analyzer are used to enter
menus where the s election and the settings are made.
Few settings can be m ade directly by means of a
keystroke, only.
Example: Call up of preset settings
¾
Press PRESET key
The spectrum analyzer is brought into a pr edefined
initial state.
PRESET
Selection via softkey
1. The softkey is active or inactive.
In most cases the s election is made by pressing the
respective softkey. There are various alternatives of
making the selection:
Example: Switching on/off the frequency counter
¾
Press MKR key.
¾
Press SIGNAL COUNT softkey.
Each time the softkey is pressed, the marker info list
is switched on or off. If the softkey is active (= marker
info list on), it is illuminated.
SIGNAL
COUNT
SIGNAL
COUNT
2. The softkey acts like a toggle
switch, each pressing changes the
active selection.
Example: Selection of the reference (internal or external)
¾
Press SETUP key.
¾
Press
GENERAL SETUP
softkey, the
GENERAL
SETUP submenu is opened.
¾
Press REFERENCE INT/EXT softkey.
With each pressing, the c heckmark on the s oftkey
changes from INT (internal reference) to EX T
(external reference) and vic e versa. When in the
active setting the softkey menu item is illuminated.
REFERENCE
INT EXT REFERENCE
INT EXT