Rohde & Schwarz R&S FPH, User Manual

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Interference Analyzer
R&S ® Spectrum Rider FPH
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In the "Indoor Mapping" operating mode, the "Auto Select" menu is only available if
the R&S Spectrum Rider could not find any indoor maps.
Screen layout of the map display
The screen layout of the map display is customizable. You can customize the screen
layout and display information that you need.
► Select the "Settings" softkey.
The R&S Spectrum Rider opens a menu that contains the screen elements
("Power Bar ", "Power Result" and "Hardware Settings") to display in the screen
layout. If no screen element is selected, the R&S Spectrum Rider shows the map
only. The following illustrates the screen layout of the map display.
Figure 11-1: Map display
1 = Current type of measurement mode
2 = Connected device information. The R&S Spectrum Rider supports HA-Z240 GPS, HL300 HE300
and HE400. When device is connected, green shows connection established, red shows connection
not established and red with a cross-line shows that device is enabled but there is no connection.
3 = GPS information including compass information, GPS connection quality and triangulation results.
4 = Power results (including distance between measurement locations and carrier frequency display)
and limit results
5 = Parameter view
6 = Map area including tags representing the current measurement locations.
7 =
Configuration overview
8 = Power bar including the noise squelch level and limits threshold indicator
9 = Current measurement mode softkey menu.
● Adding and Removing Elements ...........................................................................236
● Zooming In and Out of the Map ............................................................................ 236
● Aligning the Triangulation and Outdoor Mapping Mode ........................................236
● Aligning the Indoor Mapping Mode ....................................................................... 237
● Selecting Colors for Map Locations ...................................................................... 238
Working with Maps