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Chapter VIII Channel Scanner Mode (optional)

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Section 1 Introduction to Typical Measurements

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Section 2 Structure of Channel Scanner Menu

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Section 3 Description of Channel Scanner Menu

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Chapter IX Field Strength Measurement Mode (optional)

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Section 1 Introduction to Typical Measurements

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Section 2 Structure of Field Strength Menu

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Section 3 Description of Field Strength Menu

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Chapter X Operating Principle

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Chapter XII Troubleshooting and Repair

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Section 1 Fault Information Description

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Section 2 Repair Method

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Summary of Contents for S3302A

Page 1: ...S3302 Series Handheld Spectrum Analyzer Datasheet Saluki Technology Inc...

Page 2: ...Options of the S3302 series handheld spectrum analyzer in addition to standard accessories Model No Description Note S3302 05 Programming manual S3302 06 Power Adapter S3302 07 Backup battery S3302 08...

Page 3: ...ion and total harmonic distortion of the modulated signal S3302 18 Channel scan function Power measurement for multiple channels or frequency points S3302 19 List sweep function S3302 20 Zero span IF...

Page 4: ...in this document rests with Saluki Saluki Tech owns the copyright of this document which should not be modified or tampered by any organization or individual or reproduced or transmitted for the purpo...

Page 5: ...886 2 2175 2930 Email sales salukitec com www salukitec com 5 Contacts Service Tel 886 2 2175 2930 Website www salukitec com Email info salukitec com Address No 367 Fuxing N Road Taipei 105 Taiwan R...

Page 6: ...on 2 Structure of Spectrum Analysis Menu 64 Section 3 Description of Spectrum Analysis Menu 69 Chapter V Interference Analyzer Measurement Mode optional 97 Section 1 Introduction to Typical Measuremen...

Page 7: ...139 Section 3 Description of Channel Scanner Menu 140 Chapter IX Field Strength Measurement Mode optional 144 Section 1 Introduction to Typical Measurements 144 Section 2 Structure of Field Strength...

Page 8: ...tellite communications wireless communications radar surveillance electronic warfare and electronic surveillance precision guided and other industries The following safety notes are used throughout th...

Page 9: ...ions such as the channel power occupied bandwidth adjacent channel power tune listening emission mask and C N Due to integration of the 8 4 inch LCD and capacitive touch screen the display definition...

Page 10: ...play modes automatic adjustment of backlight brightness etc Operating temperature range 10 C to 50 C This instrument can be powered up with the battery or adapter 3 Functions S3302 series spectrum ana...

Page 11: ...he radar communication electronic countermeasures and reconnaissance and precision guidance On site testing and diagnosis of transmitter and receiver S3302 series spectrum analyzer has various measure...

Page 12: ...ing list 1 Please check the articles above against the order contract and packing list If you have any questions please contact us in line with the contact information in Preface or contact the busine...

Page 13: ...the battery storage temperature range is 20 C to 60 C the battery must not work continuously in a long time at high temperature so as to avoid risks arising from high temperature It is recommended to...

Page 14: ...0A DC power supply Voltage 15V Current 3A min Power supply with built in battery S3302 series instruments can be powered up with the rechargeable lithium ion battery The battery will discharge if it...

Page 15: ...cable When wearing a anti static wrist band hold on to the casing of the cable connector and connect the casing to the other end of the cable before removing the short circuiter 5 Input output port p...

Page 16: ...um ion battery with the endurance of about 2 5h In order to facilitate the long time field test and prevent the test interruption caused by insufficient battery capacity the user may purchase the stan...

Page 17: ...he following methods Observe the battery icon on the system status bar to roughly know the battery capacity If only 15 exists in the battery icon replace or charge the battery promptly Take out the ba...

Page 18: ...he run out battery should be charged for about 4h in the shutdown status Section 4 User Inspection 1 Start up of spectrum analyzer Connect S3302 series spectrum analyzer to the external power supply w...

Page 19: ...splay zone S3302 series spectrum analyzer is equipped with one 8 4 inch color touch screen Parameter setting and information display can be performed by means of touch thus eliminating the troublesome...

Page 20: ...nal standard and title display zone left information display zone measurement data display zone soft key menu display zone bottom information display zone and bottom function buttons 7 in total 1 Top...

Page 21: ...ery capacity is less than 10 the spectrum analyzer may further operate for about 10min In this case measurement results should be kept promptly If the battery capacity is less than 5 the spectrum anal...

Page 22: ...includes two kinds of information Local showing the current operating status of the spectrum analyzer local or remote control The current center frequency and span information are displayed at the bot...

Page 23: ...value When the knob is rotated clockwise the value will be increased otherwise the value will be decreased The knob can be used with the UP DOWN key to change the value with the same step as the UP D...

Page 24: ...trum analyzer When the instrument powered up with the external power supply through the adapter is in the Standby state the yellow indicator near the power switch will be ON If the power switch is pre...

Page 25: ...grounded 2 2 Test ports 1 RF input port It is used for inputting the signal to be tested The indicator of the test signal input port of S3302 series is 50 The N type female port is applied for S3302D...

Page 26: ...pment drive should be installed for connecting the device to PC through USB interface for the first time 2 USB A type interface This interface is used for connecting USB peripheral equipment such as U...

Page 27: ...nstrument symbols warning labels in the figure mean that the maximum power of the test port input is 30dBm and the maximum input DC level is 16VDC When the device is in operation the user is not allow...

Page 28: ...er limit field strength measurement channel power occupied bandwidth adjacent channel power C N emission mask IQ capture audio monitor etc Signal Track If the drift signal is tested the active marker...

Page 29: ...ore than the set upper limit or less than the set lower limit the spectrum analyzer will send the alarm signal Field strength measurement The spectrum analyzer has the function of field strength measu...

Page 30: ...tion Guide of S3302 Series Spectrum Analyzer has introduces some typical measurement of this mode including some basic measurement methods such as basic signal measurement improvement of frequency mea...

Page 31: ...rmine the quality of RF transmission by comparison with the specific communication protocol S3302 series spectrum analyzer can be used for measuring the channel power of the FM signal As the FM signal...

Page 32: ...l power bandwidth refers to the frequency width of the power displayed by the spectrum analyzer within the bandwidth while the channel power span refers to the sweeping frequency range of the spectrum...

Page 33: ...efer to the bandwidth including energy of certain proportion to the total transmitted power with the center frequency of the specified channel as the center By using the occupied bandwidth measurement...

Page 34: ...the center frequency Press frequency and Center Freq to set the center frequency with number keys Set the center frequency of the spectrum analyzer as the frequency of the tested signal i e 1GHz d Set...

Page 35: ...or power drop XdB The underline indicates the current mode and the default setting is the percentage Fig 4 3 Occupied Bandwidth Measurement h Change the percentage If the percentage method is selected...

Page 36: ...f the transmitter The adjacent channel power ratio measurement can be applied as a substitute of the traditional dual audio IM distortion measurement in nonlinear system tests The measurement result o...

Page 37: ...idth as 30kHz or less e Enable the ACPR measurement Press Measure ACPR and ACPR Off On to enable the ACPR interface f Set the center frequency of the main channel Press Center Freq and set the center...

Page 38: ...est Off On to enable the limit test function If the adjacent channel power is beyond the set limits the screen background will become red for indication 4 Third order IM distortion measurement 1 Defin...

Page 39: ...wever the frequency interval must be approximately 1MHz in this example Spectrum Analyzer 1GHz 1 001GHz 50 RF In Directional coupler Signal generator 1 Signal generator 2 Fig 4 5 Connection of Third o...

Page 40: ...and Next Peak Adjust the signal generator corresponding to the marker until the amplitude difference is zero If required reduce the video bandwidth Fig 4 6 Signals at Center of Display of Spectrum Ana...

Page 41: ...ed In this case relative measurement can be performed easily Press Peak to activate one marker Press Maker and Delta to activate the second marker Press Peak and Next Pk Left or Next Pk Right to set t...

Page 42: ...tortion level The difference between the third order distortion component level and fundamental signal level is twice of that between the fundamental signal level and third order interception point Th...

Page 43: ...trace holding function the spectrum analyzer can display the maximum peak amplitude and frequency drift of the input signal The max hold function of track may be used to measure the occupied bandwidt...

Page 44: ...ld will maintain the maximum response to the input signal g Activate the trace 2 and set it into the continuous clearing and writing mode Press Trace Trace 1 2 3 and Clear Write h Change the output fr...

Page 45: ...1GHz and power as 10dBm Connect the output of the signal generator to the input port of the spectrum analyzer as shown in Fig 4 1 Enable the ON state of the radio frequency b Set the center frequency...

Page 46: ...ndwidth is measured by the noise marker function using the 1GHz external signal a Set the output signal of the signal generator Set the frequency of the signal generator as 1GHz and power as 10dBm Con...

Page 47: ...o that the trace data are averaged in a longer interval so as to reduce the measurement error e Move the marker to 1GHz Press Maker and rotate the knob on the front panel until the noise marker readin...

Page 48: ...ers and mixers in the system Most transmission units and signal generators have harmonics and their components need to be measured 1 Identification of distortion generated by spectrum analyzer In the...

Page 49: ...ess Maker and Delta Fig 4 12 Observation of Harmonic Distortion f Increase the attenuator setting to 10dB Press Atten Auto Man and 10 dB Observe the differential marker reading as shown in Fig 4 13 Th...

Page 50: ...such delta marker reading 2 Quick harmonic measurement In this section harmonic components are measured of a signal with frequency of 1 GHz and power of 10 dBm generated by the signal generator a Set...

Page 51: ...the resolution Press Bandwidth Video Bandwidth Auto Man to enable auto off Use key to reduce video bandwidth d In order to improve the measurement accuracy set the peak level of the fundamental wave a...

Page 52: ...4 15 Setting of Signal Peak as Reference Level for Maximum Accuracy e Activate the second marker Press Delta and Next Peak In this case the fixed marker is on the fundamental wave while the mobile ma...

Page 53: ...wn in the figure has am amplitude difference of about 60 dB or a harmonic distortion of 0 1 see Fig 4 17 0 1 1 0 10 0 100 60 50 40 30 20 10 Extent of distortion dBc Harmonic distortion percent Fig 4 1...

Page 54: ...s a Set the output signal of the signal generator Set the frequency of the signal generator as 1GHz and power as 10dBm Connect the output of the signal generator to the input port of the spectrum anal...

Page 55: ...the fundamental wave Press Frequency and Frequency Step Auto ON OFF and enter 1 GHz h Measure the second harmonic Press Maker Marker Marker Center and step key Change the center frequency of the spect...

Page 56: ...easured Calculate the distortion percentage of each harmonic Total signal harmonic distortion percentage is also subject to frequent test In order to test such parameter amplitude of each harmonic sho...

Page 57: ...ncy components of the pulse RF signal will appear on the screen This is known as the narrow band mode The mode in which the resolution bandwidth is broader than the pulse repetition frequency is known...

Page 58: ...n the screen as shown in Fig 4 20 Fig 4 20 Main Lobe and Side Lobe Increase the sweep time decrease the sweeping speed until the graph is filled into a solid line as shown in Fig 4 21 If the spectrum...

Page 59: ...itude of the main lobe Press Peak The marker reading is the center frequency of the pulse and amplitude of the main lobe d Set the marker at the center frequency of the main lobe and measure the side...

Page 60: ...ta Peak Next Pk Right and Next Pk Right In this case the reciprocal of the frequency difference indicated by the differential marker is the pulse width as shown in Fig 4 23 To obtain the most accurate...

Page 61: ...r as 20dBm Connect the output of the signal generator to the input port of the spectrum analyzer Set the repetition frequency of pulse modulation as 1kHz and pulse width as 900ns Enable the pulse modu...

Page 62: ...epetition interval PRI and its reciprocal is the pulse repetition frequency PRF Fig 4 24 Measurement of Pulse Repetition Frequency 4 Peak pulse power measurement Now we have obtain the main lobe ampli...

Page 63: ...will not be decreased by the pulse signal Accurately pulse desensitization is caused by distribution of the CW carrier power of pulse modulation to a number of spectrum components i e carrier and sid...

Page 64: ...age Off On SPAN RBW 100 RBW VBW 1 Detector Auto Auto Detector Normal Peak NPeak Sample Back Average RMS Marker 1 2 3 4 5 6 Marker Normal Delta Noise Marker Off On Counter Off On Marker Marker Center F...

Page 65: ...Negative Trigger delayed 1 000us Back Save List Load List Add Seg Edit List Delete Seg Delete All Done Cancel Head Tail Page Up Page Down Done Delete All Delete Cancel Limit Up Down Limit Limit Off O...

Page 66: ...sk Channel BW 1 000MHz Recall Limit as Mask Reference power Peak signal Channel Peak Marker Off On Page Up Page Down Back Adjacent Channel Power Off On Center Freq Adjacent Channel Power Ch Spacing 3...

Page 67: ...ack Internal Location SD USB AliLO Nulling System Date Time Display GPS LAN Frequency reference Internal External More 1 of 2 GPS Off On GPS GPS Info Reset Back Default Display Black White Night Visio...

Page 68: ...Off On Admin More 2 of 2 Sleep Off On Power Saver Sleep 5 min Automatic shutdown Off On Shutdown Time 1 min Back Simplified Chinese Language English Back Head Error Log Tail Delete All Page Up Page D...

Page 69: ...MHz kHz or Hz in the frequency unit menu or set the stop frequency with the or key or knob Step frequency Press Frequency Step Freq and set it with number keys on the front panel Select GHz MHz kHz or...

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Page 71: ...aximum span The full span is related to the instrument mode For S3302G series spectrum analyzer the full span is 44 1GHz Zero span Press frequency Span Zero Span and set the span of the current measur...

Page 72: ...unctional option can only be applied in the zero span mode IF Out Off On Press Frequency Span IF Out IF Out Off On and enable or disable IF output with keys IF Select 3IF 4IF Press Frequency Span IF O...

Page 73: ...or knob to change the attenuation of the attenuator The attenuation range is 0dB to 50dB Scale Division Press Amplitude Scale Div Adjust the size of the vertical coordinate division on the screen and...

Page 74: ...e Off On to enable the averaging function The Sample mode of the detector will be enabled by this function At the same time traces will be continuously averaged to achieve the smoothing effects SPAN R...

Page 75: ...floor The positive peak detector is selected in the Max Hold mode Neg Peak Enable the negative peak mode In this mode the negative peak level will be displayed on the trace This is applied in self ins...

Page 76: ...ker Noise Marker Off On to enable or disable the noise marker If the ON state is selected the noise marker will be active Read the noise power at which noise is normalized to 1Hz bandwidth near the ac...

Page 77: ...screen Marker CF Step Press Marker Marker Marker CF Step and set the step of the center frequency The step is equal to the marker frequency If the differential marker function is activated the freque...

Page 78: ...er location Next Peak Right Press Peak Next Pk Right to find next peak on the right side of the current marker location Max Value Press Peak Max Search to set one marker at the lowest point of the tra...

Page 79: ...nalyzer Press Mode Interference Analyzer to enable the interference analyzer mode Refer to Chapter V Interference Analyzer Mode for details AM FM PM Demodulation Press Mode AM FM PM Analyzer to enable...

Page 80: ...f Auto is underlined the sweep time will be automatically associated according to the resolution bandwidth frequency bandwidth and video bandwidth Sweep Cont Single Press Sweep Sweep Type to enable th...

Page 81: ...gger Set the trigger mode as Video Once the input signal exceeds the set video triggering level sweeping will be triggered The trigger level value can be set by the number keys stepping keys or knob T...

Page 82: ...pectrum analyzer in the sweep mode Max Hold Press Trace Max Hold to hold the maximum value of the points on the selected trace In addition the value will be updated based on the new maximum value dete...

Page 83: ...uency Amplitude Add Point Delete Point Left Point Right Point and Default Limit to view the frequency and amplitude of the limit point and add or delete the limit point Offset Press Limit Offset to se...

Page 84: ...tion for details Occupied Bandwidth Press Measure OBW to enable the occupied bandwidth function and recall the related functional menu Refer to OBW menu description for details Adjacent Channel Power...

Page 85: ...orresponding test antennas Field Strength Off On Field Strength Recall Antenna Edit Antenna Back Save Antenna Field Strength Off On Press Measure Field Strength Field Strength Off On to enable or disa...

Page 86: ...o the frequency width of the power displayed by the spectrum analyzer within the bandwidth while the channel power span refers to the sweeping frequency range of the spectrum analyzer The channel powe...

Page 87: ...of the frequency of certain percentage to the total power of the transmitted power and the power percentage can be set by the user In the drop XdB method the occupied bandwidth is defined as follows s...

Page 88: ...irst section of this chapter for specific operations Adjacent Channel Power Off On Center Freq Adjacent Channel Power Ch Spacing 3 000MHz Main Ch BW 3 000MHz Adj Ch BW 3 000MHz Back More 1 of 2 ACPR O...

Page 89: ...f On to enable or disable the upper and lower limit test of the adjacent channel power Upper Limit Press Measure ACPR Upper Limit to set the upper limit of the power of the adjacent channel test Lower...

Page 90: ...e carrier bandwidth with number keys The default setting is 3MHz Noise Bandwidth Press Measure C N Noise BW and set the noise bandwidth with number keys The default setting is 3MHz Frequency Offset Pr...

Page 91: ...ng Head Tail Page Up Page Down Done and Delete The user can select the limit file to be recalled Reference power Press Measure Emission Mask Ref Power to set the reference power setting mode The peak...

Page 92: ...to set the IQ capture time Capture Mode Press Measure More 1 2 IQ Capture Capture Mode to enable the single or continuous IQ capture In the single mode the data will be captured once only In the cont...

Page 93: ...owing demodulation types are available FM AM USB or LSB Demodulation Time Press Measure More 1 2 Tune Listen Demod Time to set the listening time Listen Mode Press Measure More 1 2 Tune Listen Listen...

Page 94: ...Recall Data and the data file list will pop including relevant soft menus such as Head Tail Page Up Page Down Done and Delete You can read the saved data file and recall the corresponding state param...

Page 95: ...hould be paid to the zero frequency signal If the zero frequency signal is above 20dBm LO null calibration should be performed so as to prevent gain compression caused by too large amplitude of the ze...

Page 96: ...soft menus related to GPS will pop up including GPS Off On GPS Info and Reset You can enable or disable the GPS function view GPS details and reset GPS Special note The GPS positioning function is op...

Page 97: ...ion including the application software version custom image version etc Date Format Press System Date Format to set the date format Error Log Press System Error Log and relevant soft menus will pop up...

Page 98: ...cyclic or intermittent signal can be easily observed in the 3D spectrogram display i e frequency amplitude and time The time signal amplitudes are reflected by various colors in the spectrogram displa...

Page 99: ...the number keys or knob in the vertical direction of the spectrogram The following spectrogram will display the trace information on the line If the time marker value is more than 0 the trace and spe...

Page 100: ...Sweep Interval to set the sweep interval which represents the sweep time between two adjacent points in each sweeping b Press Auto Save Sweep Time to set the span record time After reaching the set sp...

Page 101: ...l sales salukitec com www salukitec com 101 The RSSI test structure is shown in Fig 5 2 the displayed contents vary from parameter settings and Fig 5 2 only shows an example Fig 5 2 RSSI Test Diagram...

Page 102: ...Average VBW Auto Man Average Off On SPAN RBW 100 RBW VBW 1 Detector Auto Auto Detector Normal Peak NPeak Sample Average RMS Back Marker 1 2 3 4 5 6 Marker Normal Delta Noise Marker Off On Marker Off A...

Page 103: ...Save Data Recall Data Save Pic Default State File Manager Location Internal Head Page Up Page Down Done Delete Delete All Cancel Src File File Manager Dst File Copy Delete Src File Back Internal Locat...

Page 104: ...Special note When the span is changed with the or key or knob the step should be 1 2 5 the RSSI mode must be set under zero span Starting frequency Press Frequency Start Freq and set it with number k...

Page 105: ...ob Refer to Span menu description for details Special note When the span is changed with the or key or knob the step should be 1 2 5 Full span Press Frequency Span Full Span and set the current span a...

Page 106: ...nce position Press Amplitude Ref Position and set the reference position with the number keys or or key or knob Atten Auto Man Press Amplitude Atten Auto Man to enable the auto or manual mode of the a...

Page 107: ...ce so as to improve the ability to detect weak noise signals This instrument supports variable resolution bandwidth settings from 1Hz to 10MHz with the step of 1 3 10 Average Off On Press BW Average O...

Page 108: ...tion can be applied to measure the signal close to the noise floor Neg Peak Press BW Detector Neg Peak This function is used in self inspection of the MMW integrated test instrument in most cases and...

Page 109: ...marker will be displayed The amplitude will be displayed in dB Noise Marker Off On Press Marker Noise Marker Off On The noise marker will indicate the noise power normalized to 1Hz bandwidth near the...

Page 110: ...een Marker CF Step Press Marker Marker Marker CF Step and set the step of the center frequency The step is equal to the marker frequency If the differential marker function is activated the frequency...

Page 111: ...marker location Next Pk Right Press Peak Next Pk Right to find next peak on the right side of the current marker location Max Value Set one marker at the highest point of the trace The frequency and...

Page 112: ...t the time unit with corresponding soft keys When RBW and VBW are changed in the auto mode the sweeping speed will change accordingly The larger the RBW and VBW values are the higher the sweeping spee...

Page 113: ...Press Auto Save Sweep Span Auto The span time will be the whole sweeping period After reaching the span time recording will be stopped Auto Save Off On Press Auto Save Auto Save Off On to enable or di...

Page 114: ...SI Spectrum Press Measure Spectrum to enable the spectrum measurement mode Spectrogram Press Measure Spectrogram to enable the spectrogram measurement mode RSSI Press Measure RSSI to enable the RSSI m...

Page 115: ...can be tested and the true average power with high dynamic range from 60dBm to 20dBm can be measured The measurement reading will be shown on the display interface of the USB power meter mode of S3302...

Page 116: ...mum input power range identified on the USB power probe and ensure that the input is within the specified range so as to prevent the probe from damage as a result of over high power Table 6 1 SAV8723X...

Page 117: ...the spectrum analyzer The green indicator of the power probe will be ON a moment later c The USB power probe can be shut down after the USB cable is removed In this case the green LED indicator will b...

Page 118: ...fset Off On Max Hold Off On Average Off On Average Limit Off On Limit Upper Limit Lower Limit Alarm Off On Zero Zero Save State Save Recall Recall State Save Pic Default State File Manager Location In...

Page 119: ...en select the corresponding frequency menu or change the frequency with the or key or knob with the step of 10MHz Special note The frequency setting range is related to the selected USB power probe Re...

Page 120: ...nal in dB and When the relative measurement function is enabled the current power level will be measured and saved At the same time one power level relative to the saved value will be displayed Offset...

Page 121: ...Zero Special attention To improve measuring precision of the instrument zero calibration of the instrument is necessary before small signal power measuring of AV8723X Series USB Power Probe Zero calib...

Page 122: ...nob with the step of 1dB Lower Limit Press Limit Lower Limit Change the lower limit with the number keys or or key or knob with the step of 1dB Alarm Off On Press Limit Alarm Off On The limit alarm sh...

Page 123: ...d analyze the carrier power modulation rate carrier offset modulation depth AM modulation frequency offset FM modulation phase deviation PM S N modulation distortion and total harmonic distortion of t...

Page 124: ...ulation signal so as to accurately demodulate the signal You can observe the bandwidth in the RF spectrum At the same time noise may be produced in the case of too large IF bandwidth which will affect...

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Page 126: ...iv 10 0dB IFBW BW Average Off On Head Signal Std Tail Page Up Page Down Done Cancel Pre amplifier Off On Peak Search Peak Next Peak Next Pk Left Next Pk Right Max Value Min Value Marker Center Freq OB...

Page 127: ...ta Recall Data Save Pic Default State File Manager Location Internal Head Page Up Page Down Done Delete Delete All Cancel Src File File Manager Dst File Copy Delete Src File Back Internal Location SD...

Page 128: ...he span is changed with the or key or knob the step should be 1 2 5 Starting frequency Press Frequency Start Freq and set the starting frequency with the number keys on the front panel Select the corr...

Page 129: ...number keys on the front panel Select dBm dBm mV or uV in the frequency unit menu or set the value with the or key or knob Special note When the or key or knob is applied the step should be 10dB Refer...

Page 130: ...idth of the modulated signal so as to accurately demodulate the signal You can observe the bandwidth of the modulated signal in the RF spectrum Noise may be generated in the case of too large IF bandw...

Page 131: ...rker Select Trace and soft menus related to the trace will pop up including RF Spectrum Audio Spectrum and Audio Waveform Refer to the Select Trace menu for details Off Press Marker Off to disable the...

Page 132: ...on the right side of the current marker location Maximum value Set one marker at the highest point of the trace The frequency and amplitude of the marker will be displayed in the right upper corner o...

Page 133: ...ethod XdB and select various measurement methods percentage or drop XdB In the percentage method the occupied bandwidth of the signal is obtained by calculating the bandwidth of the frequency of certa...

Page 134: ...eference position of the audio spectrum to facilitate the observation of the audio spectrum line You can change the reference position with the number keys and click OK or with the or key or knob 9 Au...

Page 135: ...ctrum only Audio Spectrum Press Measure Audio Spectrum to display the audio spectrum only Audio Waveform Press Measure Audio Waveform to display the audio waveform only Summary Press Measure Summary t...

Page 136: ...er of measured channels can be set in the above three modes All operations in this chapter are based on the channel scanner mode which will not be separately described below 1 Channel Scanner Below is...

Page 137: ...Channel Scanner 2 Frequency Scanner Below is an example of the Frequency Scanner mode mainly involving the following procedures 1 Press Sweep FScan Start Freq and set the center frequency of the star...

Page 138: ...inly involving the following procedures 1 Press Sweep MScan Edit List and edit the channel list to be swept The information of each channel can be set by setting the signal standard and channel number...

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Page 140: ...nner Display Fig Table Measure Max Hold Off On Unit Channel Freq Power Display Real Time Maximum Colors unit Pair Icon direction Vertical Parallel Start Freq 890 000MHz Freq Scanner Step Freq 200 000k...

Page 141: ...hannel Scanner menu Signal Std Ch Scanner Start Channel Channel Number Channel Step 1 Channel BW 200 000kHz Signal standard Press Sweep Channel Scanner Signal Std and the existing signal standard list...

Page 142: ...between channels Channel bandwidth Press Sweep Freq Scanner Bandwidth and set the bandwidth of the measured channel Channel quantity Press Sweep Freq Scanner Number of Channels and set the number of...

Page 143: ...he selected signal standard channel range etc The user can also emit channel and click Done to save the setting Center frequency Press Edit List Center Freq edit the center frequency of the selected c...

Page 144: ...le the maximum holding function Channel Units Ch Freq Press Measure Channel Units Ch Freq and set the channel or frequency display mode Power Display Curr Max Press Measure Power Display Curr Max and...

Page 145: ...and number of points MScan Observe the amplitude and field strength of frequency points in the list by recalling the edited or saved list All the operations in this chapter are based on the Field Str...

Page 146: ...uency of sweeping 4 Press Frequency Points and set the number of sweeping points 5 Press BW BW and set the bandwidth as 150Hz 300Hz 600Hz 1 5kHz 2 4kHz 6kHz 9kHz 15kHz 30kHz 50kHz 120kHz or 150kHz 6 P...

Page 147: ...elow example Fig 9 2 Schematic Diagram of FScan Mode 3 MScan Main operation steps of MScan 1 Press Edit List Edit List and edit the current list 2 Press Measure MScan to enable the MScan mode 3 Press...

Page 148: ...ntenna factor file 8 Press Sweep Antenna Dwell Time Man and set the dwell time 9 Press Sweep Antenna Dwell Time Off On to enable or disable the dwell time 10 Press Marker Marker Off On to enable or di...

Page 149: ...nts 58 Amplitude 107dBuV Amplitude Atten Auto Man Scale Div 20 0dB Limit Off On Alarm Off On Turn Over dBuV dBm Turn Over dBmV dBuV Volt Watt BW 30kHz BW Detector Peak Detector Average Real Time Back...

Page 150: ...Edit List Save List Load List Edit Antenna Edit List Delete Point Delete All Done Cancel Head Tail Page Up Page Down Done Delete Delete All Cancel Fig 9 5 Overall Block Diagram of Field Strength Menu...

Page 151: ...e is 1MHz to 44 1GHz Frequency step Press Frequency Freq Step Auto Man and set the point frequency step with the or key or knob The frequency step should be set as 1MHz in the auto mode Freq Track Off...

Page 152: ...h the number keys on the front panel Select GHz MHz kHz or Hz in the frequency unit menu or set the starting frequency with the or key or knob Special note The setting range of the starting frequency...

Page 153: ...n Press Amplitude Atten Auto Man In the auto mode the attenuation amount of the attenuator will be adjusted automatically according to the reference value In the manual mode the set attenuation amount...

Page 154: ...ress BW Detector to enable the detector menu including Peak Average and Real Time 5 Marker menu Max Value Marker Marker Off On Maximum value Press Marker Max Value to set the marker at the maximum poi...

Page 155: ...ell time will be valid only when the limits are in the ON state Dwell Time Off On Press Sweep Antenna Dwell Time Off On to set the dwell time The dwell time refers to the waiting time at each point in...

Page 156: ...dio alarm is enabled the demodulation mode such as FM AM USB and LSB will not be available Volume 95 Press Demod Volume 95 to set the demodulation volume Set the required volume with the number keys o...

Page 157: ...e of field strength Freq Scanner Press Measure FScan to enable the FScan mode of field strength List Scanner Press Measure MScan to enable the MScan mode of field strength Special note Ensure that the...

Page 158: ...measurement adjacent channel power measurement tune listening and IQ capture With options for interference analysis AM FM PM signal demodulation analysis and USB power measurement the RF signal param...

Page 159: ...version so as to achieve the functions of digital down conversion IF filtering video filtering etc The CPU board includes the power conversion and management circuit interface and display circuit FPGA...

Page 160: ...in the case of any fault Please contact us if the failure cannot be removed If S3302 series cannot be started when the Power key is pressed check whether the power supply is normal whether the adapte...

Page 161: ...nd place it into the packing box together with the tester 2 Use the original packaging materials to pack the instrument properly to minimize damage 3 Set pads in the four corners of the outer packing...

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