Rohde & Schwarz FSMR series, Getting Started

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Setting Parameters
R&S FSMR
1166.3363.12 3.24 E-1
Selection and Setting of Parameters via Tables
The spectrum analyzer uses numerous tables for display and configuration of instrument parameters.
The tables differ considerably in the num ber of lines, columns and inscriptions. The basic steps of
operation for the selection and setting of parameters are, however, the same for all tables. Shown below
is the typical entry of parameters into a table.
Note:
Most of the tables are coupled to a softkey menu which provides further functions for editing table
entries such as deletion of tables , copying of lines or columns, marking of table elements , restoring
default states.
The definition of individual tables and the operation of particular editing functions can be looked up in the
description of the corresponding softkey menu.
1. Activating the table
• If the menu has only one table, the latter is activated
automatically subsequent to c alling this menu in most
cases and the m arking cursor is positioned to the top field
of the left column.
• If the m enu contains various tables, the table of interest
must be selected using the s oftkey which is labeled w ith
the title of the table.
2. Selection of the parameter
NAME COMPATIBLE LIMIT CHECK TRACE MARGIN
GSM22UP off 1 0 dB
LP1GHz on 2 0 dB
LP1GHz off 1 0 dB
MIL461A off 2
-10 dB
LIMIT LINES
marking cursor
Selection of the par ameter (or the s etting) is made using the
marking cursor.
¾
Press the cursor keys to move to the wanted field.
or
¾
Rotate the spinwheel until the wanted field is marked. The cursor
keys are used to specify the direction of the spinwheel movement
(horizontal or vertical)
When shifting the cursor, elements may be s kipped which can
not be edited. Table elements, which can not be s elected are
indicated by a different color.