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7.

 

Declaration of Conformity 

 

 

EC Declaration of Conformity 

 

 

 

We 

Thurlby Thandar Instruments Ltd 

 

Glebe Road 

 

Huntingdon 

 

Cambridgeshire PE29 7DR 

 

England 

 

declare that the 

 

PSA1301T and PSA2701T Portable RF Spectrum Analyzers

 

meet the intent of the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC and the Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC. 
Compliance was demonstrated by conformance to the following specifications which have been 
listed in the Official Journal of the European Communities. 

 

EMC 

Emissions: 

a)    EN61326 (2006) Radiated, Class B 

Immunity: 

EN61326 (2006) Immunity Table 1, referring to: 

a)    EN61000-4-2 (1995) Electrostatic Discharge 

b)    EN61000-4-3 (2006) Electromagnetic Field 

c)    EN61000-4-4 (2004) Fast Transient 

Performance levels achieved are detailed in the user manual. 

 

Safety

 

EN61010-1  Pollution Degree 2. 

 

 

 

CHRIS WILDING 
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 

1 May 2009 

 

Summary of Contents for PSA1301T

Page 1: ...THURLBY THANDAR INSTRUMENTS INSTRUCTION MANUAL PSA T Series PSA1301T PSA2701T 1 3GHz 2 7GHz RF Spectrum Analyzers...

Page 2: ...ency Measurement 8 6 2 Amplitude Measurement 8 6 3 Sweep 9 6 4 Signal Input 10 6 5 Demodulation Zero Span mode 10 6 6 Display 10 6 7 Memory Storage 10 6 8 Connectors 11 6 9 Power Sources 11 6 10 Mecha...

Page 3: ...2 18 2 Selecting and Leaving the Application 22 18 3 Touch Screen or Hard Key operation 22 18 4 The PSAnalyzer Screen 23 18 5 Operation and Navigation 23 18 6 Turning Off Power Saving 24 19 The PSAnal...

Page 4: ...sing a printer connected to a PC 40 22 3 Transferring PSAnalyzer Files to a Personal Computer 40 23 PSAnalyzer Files and Defaults 41 23 1 Factory Default Settings for PSAnalyzer 41 23 2 File Locations...

Page 5: ...ch are shown as follows see section X X Within a PDF file the boxed number is a hyperlink to that section number thus enabling the user to jump rapidly the section referred to and then jump back to co...

Page 6: ...primary function of RF spectrum analysis without linkage to other devices TTi provides a USB linked memory card reader in order that PSAnalyzer files can be transferred to a PC where this is required...

Page 7: ...d key Some general information regarding the capabilities of the unit is available from the Info key on the Exit menu 4 2 Detailed Operating Guide To fully understand the operation of the PSA1301 2701...

Page 8: ...cally peak finding and tracking A reference trace can be displayed in addition to the live trace Limit lines can also be created and displayed The graticule is fully controllable Any number of traces...

Page 9: ...ppm over 10o C to 30o C Ageing Better than 3 ppm per year Phase Noise Phase Noise Typically 100dBc Hz at 100kHz offset at 500MHz PSA1301 Typically 90dBc Hz at 100kHz offset at 500MHz PSA2701 Resoluti...

Page 10: ...age 55dBc typically 60dBc Residual Spurii Below noise floor PSA1301 3dB above noise floor PSA2701 Amplitude Markers Number of Markers One Two or None Marker Resolution 0 1 dB Amplitude Readout Display...

Page 11: ...Stored trace either recalled from memory or copied directly from live trace Selectable on or off Resolution Modes Selectable as High Resolution or Low Resolution In low resolution mode the trace area...

Page 12: ...from mains power using the AC power adaptor provided by TTi This powers and recharges both the Spectrum Analyzer and the Palm T X simultaneously AC Adaptor Charger Input Voltage Range 100V to 240V no...

Page 13: ...use which angles the unit at approximately 25 degrees to the horizontal and can alternatively be used as a hook mount 6 11 Environmental and Safety Operating Range 5 o C to 40 o C 20 to 80 RH Storage...

Page 14: ...C Compliance was demonstrated by conformance to the following specifications which have been listed in the Official Journal of the European Communities EMC Emissions a EN61326 2006 Radiated Class B Im...

Page 15: ...e susceptibility to high electromagnetic fields throughout their measurement range In general the instrument will operate correctly but may show the interfering frequencies on the measurement trace if...

Page 16: ...that the shell of the mini USB connector is galvanically connected to the body of the SMA input which will therefore be at earth ground potential when the USB port is connected to a desktop PC To main...

Page 17: ...echarging When they are fully charged this LED will go off The charging state and charge level of the Palm T X batteries is shown on the display of the T X see section 17 1 10 3 Demodulated Audio Outp...

Page 18: ...available The memory card can be used as a means of transferring data to and from a PC using the USB card reader supplied See section 22 3 for details 12 1 Removing and Inserting the Card The card fi...

Page 19: ...Removing Re fitting Remove the Stylus from the Palm T X Push the Palm T X onto the connector by pushing it firmly in the line of the instrument Ensure that the two fixing latches are open Locate the t...

Page 20: ...tialise 14 2 Technical Note about the OFF state Handheld computers operate on the principle of being always on When they are turned off they merely go into a low power consumption mode with the displa...

Page 21: ...Pressing it again turns it back on Note It may be necessary to press the key more than once to turn on because of slow key polling in sleep mode The PSAnalyzer application suppresses automatic switch...

Page 22: ...hours of continuous operation from a charge Recharge time is typically less than four hours To conserve the battery the PSAnalyzer application can be put into sleep mode when not in use by pressing a...

Page 23: ...r and turn the function off The USB lead should be unplugged at the spectrum analyzer end The USB cable could induce interference into the spectrum analyzer that could cause spurious signals to be dis...

Page 24: ...Screen Data Area 2 Icon Area Data Area 1 Primary Frequency Settings Reference Level Resolution B W Video Filter Sweep Run Stop Battery Status Data Area 3 Data Area 4 Marker Readout Sweep Type Attenuat...

Page 25: ...o Span or Quick Menu Also provides a function called Preset which sets defined conditions from a single key press Note that the labels of the next two keys depend upon the mode setting Centre set the...

Page 26: ...jacent to the RF Signal Input Demodulation mode and audio level are selected from the AM FM menu Quick Menu is a different mode of operation which provides direct access to some of the most commonly u...

Page 27: ...and return to the home menu press the Back Home hard key or the grey area at the top left of the menu 19 5 Step Value Sub Menu There are four ways to set the step value Set Step M delta sets the step...

Page 28: ...y area at the top left of the menu 19 8 Stop Frequency Menu There are three ways to set the stop frequency Stop M1 sets the stop frequency equal to the frequency at the position of Marker One Start M1...

Page 29: ...B range To exit this menu and return to the home menu press the Back Home hard key or the grey area at the top left of the menu 19 11 Markers Menu Turn Markers On press the centre of the 5 way navigat...

Page 30: ...hs of 280 kHz and 15 kHz PSA1301 or between the three resolution bandwidths of 1 MHz 280 kHz and 15 kHz PSA2701 Normal sets a continuous sweep mode where a new sweep is commenced automatically after t...

Page 31: ...limit lines have been created or recalled the key will have no function The colour of Limit Line 1 is red Limit line 2 is blue To exit this menu and return to the home menu press the Back Home hard k...

Page 32: ...ered to create limit lines for the display and to save and recall limit lines from memory see section 20 9 To exit this menu and return to the home menu press the Back Home key or the grey area at the...

Page 33: ...Marker control and no longer operate the key highlighting The purpose of Quick Menu is to provide direct access to some of the more commonly used functions without having to select sub menus Frequenc...

Page 34: ...enus see section 19 Moving between menus requires a return to the Home menu by pressing the Back Home hard key When using the touch screen for control rather than the 5 way navigator it is also possib...

Page 35: ...equired this can be used to edit the number after it is entered and before it is confirmed using standard Palm cursor based editing See section 20 1 for details of how to change the input area type Pr...

Page 36: ...sweep and the old sweep values are sequentially over written with the new values In this mode the progress of the sweep is indicated by a moving yellow line at the bottom of the graticule Video Filter...

Page 37: ...s described in section 19 11 Markers are vertical lines with a box that highlights the intersection point of the marker with the trace The readout shows the frequency and level at the intersection poi...

Page 38: ...o store traces and complete instrument set ups to a memory card and recall them as required See Stores menu section 19 14 Each key within the Stores menu brings up a dialogue box which includes a scro...

Page 39: ...is deletes all points in the current list To exit the editor screen while saving all of the changes press the Finish key To exit without saving any changes press the Cancel key Note that frequency amp...

Page 40: ...r measurement accuracy will be achieved using Hi Res Mode 20 11 Changing the Palm Input Area type The Set by Keyboard function for frequency setting and all Store Recall functions brings up the standa...

Page 41: ...anywhere on the screen will return to the thumbnails view Press the home key to exit the Media application 22 2 Printing a Stored Screen Image using a printer connected to a PC Screen image files are...

Page 42: ...pen the disk drive under its allocated drive either from My Computer or from Explorer The directory structure of the card will be visible Trace files are stored in the folder PSAnalyzer Tr21aces Set u...

Page 43: ...s 120 kilobytes and is an image of 379 pixels high by 320 pixels wide in 8 bit indexed colour format When transferred to a personal computer screen files can be opened in any image editing program and...

Page 44: ...4 4 Calibration To ensure that the accuracy of the instrument remains within specification the calibration should be checked and if necessary adjusted annually The calibration adjustment procedure is...

Page 45: ...er button 2 While holding the power button use the tip of the stylus or a similar object without a sharp tip to gently press and release the reset button 3 Wait for the Palm Powered logo to appear not...

Page 46: ...Shortcut to PSAnalyzer As supplied by TTi the PSAnalyzer application is installed within the Palm T X applications so as to occupy the first position within the Applications screen category All or Unf...

Page 47: ...idgeshire PE29 7DR England United Kingdom Telephone 44 0 1480 412451 Fax 44 0 1480 450409 International web site www tti test com UK web site www tti co uk Email info tti test com Aim Instruments and...

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