Rohde & Schwarz R&S UPP, Руководство пользователя

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Manual Operation
R&S
®
UPP
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Function Computer keyboard Mouse
Varying numeric values with
immediate adoption by hardware
(Direct mode)
Highlight the numeric entry field,
switch to Direct mode with the
Enter key; position the digit cursor
with the > or < cursor keys.
Change the numeric value with
the UP/DOWN cursor keys. ---
Activating/deactivating a function Highlight the desired element with
the cursor keys,
Switch the function with the Enter
key.
Click the checkbox.
Toggling a function Highlight the desired element with
the cursor keys,
Toggle the function with the Enter
key.
Click the desired radio button.
Selecting a parameter from a list Highlight the selection using the
up/down cursor keys and press
the Enter key. Click on the parameter.
4.7.15 Entries during Measurement or Data Output
All entries can be made at any time.
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Single measurements, spectral displays:
If the entry affects parameters of the ongoing measurement, the ongoing measure-
ment or output is terminated as soon as the entry is confirmed (the newly selected
parameters are set and the measurement or output is restarted).
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Sweep activated:
Since changes to parameters during a sweep can influence the measurement and
thus have a negative effect on the reliability of the results displayed in the screen
graphics, the current sweep is stopped and then restarted for entries of this kind.
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Entries which do not affect the measurement process:
Entries which do not affect the ongoing measurement process (e.g. changing a
unit) are adopted immediately without the ongoing measurement being interrupted.
4.8 Measurement Displays
The audio analyzer offers various types of measurement windows for displaying the
results of the numerous measurement functions. The measurement results can be dis-
played as digital numeric values, in analog bar graphs, in result graphics or in data
lists. The user can open any number of measurement windows on the screen. The size
of the panels can be changed within broad limits, whereby the font size, scaling and so
on are adapted automatically; see also
Chapter 4.4.3, "Moving and Resizing Panels
and Graphical Windows" , on page 124.
Measurement Displays