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Press AWG I/O softkey to enter the AWG I/O menu.
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Press the Type softkey, then turn the Universal Knob to select the
desired type.
USB
Connect the oscilloscope USB Host to the external AWG’s USB Device via
a USB cable.
LAN Connect the oscilloscope and the external AWG to your local area network.
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If the LAN is selected, press the IP softkey. A dialog box named “IP” will
pop up. Turn the universal knob to enter the IP value. The IP is the
external AWG’s IP.
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Press Test Connection softkey to check the connection.
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Press the Sweep softkey to enter the Sweep menu.
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Linear mode, this mode gives center frequency and span frequency
adjustments.
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Logarithmic mode, this mode gives start frequency and
stop frequency adjustments.
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Press Resolution softkey, then turn the universal knob to select the
type. There are three resolution levels: Low, Medium, and High.
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Press Channel softkey to enter the Channel menu. Press DUT Input softkey
to choose the oscilloscope’s channel which connects to the DUT input (the
AWG’s output). Press
DUT Output1 softkey to choose the oscilloscope’s
channel which connects to the DUT output (up to 3 channels).
2. Press Display softkey to enter the Display menu. All the parameters in this menu are
used to configure the bode chart.
Figure 110 Bode plot display menu
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Press Amplitude softkey to enter the Amplitude menu.
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Press Scale softkey, then turn the Universal Knob to select the desired
value.
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Press Ref Level softkey, then turn the Universal Knob to select the
desired value or press the Universal Knob then enter the value using the
pop up keyboard.
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Press Auto Set softkey to automatically set the appropriate parameters
for the frequency response gain curve.
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Press Mode softkey to set the mode of the frequency response gain curve.
Vout/Vin means that the measured gain value of each frequency point is
the ratio of DUT input signal amplitude to DUT output signal amplitude.
Vout means that the measured gain values of each frequency point is
the DUT output signal amplitude.