Tektronix 2715, User Manual

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Index
2715 User Manual
Index–7
System Checkout
Factory-Default Settings, 2–4
Initial Normalization, 2–5
Turning On the Spectrum Analyzer, 2–4
User-Defined Power-Up Settings, 2–4
Warmup Time, 2–4
System Configuration, 6–67
Configuring the Communications Port, 6–67
Confirming Installed Options, 6–77
File System, 6–75
Protecting Files, 6–77
Protecting Stored Settings, 6–75
Selecting the Screen Plotter Configuration, 6–70
Setting the Date and Time, 6–75
T
Terminator Keys, 3–6
Terminators, 2–9
Test Channel Selection, 5–10
Test Signal Line Number, 5–63
Text, 3–1
Text Screen In the Menu Display Mode, 3–2
Text Screen In the Spectral Display Mode, 3–1
Time and Date, Setting, 6–75
Titles and Labels, Adding, 6–36
Total Input Power Limitations, 5–2
Trace Adjustments, 4–35
Trace Rotation Adjustment, 4–35
Transposing Markers, 6–18
Trigger Modes, Oscilloscope, 6–83
Tuning Increment, Selecting, 6–21
Tuning, Programmed, 6–24
Turning On the Spectrum Analyzer, 2–4
Turning the Calibrator On and Off, 6–4
TV Line Trigger, 6–85
TV Video Field Triggering, 6–88
U
Unpacking, 2–1
USER DEF Menu, 6–89
User-Defined
Power-Up Settings, 6–62
Program (UDP) Files, 6–76
Routine, Create, 6–90
Settings, 6–63
Using Markers to Set Start and Stop Frequencies, 6–17
UTIL Menu, 6–60
Diagnostics and Adjustments, 6–78
Generating a Service Request, 6–82
Instrument Configuration
Sending Waveforms To a Computer, 6–72
Settings the MInimum Signal Size, 6–72
Manual Adjustments, Aligning the Display, 6–78
Menu-Entered Control Settings, 6–60
Normalizing the 2715, 6–65
Other User-Defined Settings, 6–63
Recall Last Power-Down Settings, 6–62
Save and Recall Settings and Displays, 6–62
Service Normalizations, 6–80
System Configuration, 6–67
Configuring the Communications Port, 6–67
Instrument Configuration. See Instrument Config-
uration
Selecting the Printer Configuration, 6–71
Turning Phaselock On and Off, 6–72
User-Defined Power-Up Settings, 6–62
V
Ventilation, 2–3
VERT SCALE, 3–7, 4–16
10/5/1, 4–16
LIN, 4–16
Vertical Position Adjustment, 4–35
VID FILTER, 3–8
Video Demodulation, 6–58
Video Filter, 4–14
Video Modulation
Negative, 5–6
Positive, 5–6
View Modulation (Field) Operation, 5–68
View Picture Operation, 5–69
Viewing Instantaneous Frequency Deviation, 6–54
W
Waiting For User-Defined Power-Up, 2–4
Warmup Time, 2–4
Waterfall Mode, 4–24