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Operating Concepts
Modifying Calibration Kits
Procedure
The following steps are used to modify or define a user kit:
1. Select the predefined kit to be modified. (This is not necessary for defining a new calibration kit.)
2. Define the standards:
• Define which "type" of standard it is.
• Define the electrical characteristics (coefficients) of the standard.
3. Specify the class where the standard is to be assigned.
4. Store the modified calibration kit.
Modify Calibration Kit Menu
The softkey in the cal kit menu accesses the modify calibration kit menu. This leads in turn
to additional series of menus associated with modifying calibration kits. The following is a description of the
softkeys located within this menu:
• makes the standard number the active function, and brings up the define
standard menus. Before selecting a standard, a standard number must be entered. This number (1 to 8)
is an arbitrary reference number used to reference standards while specifying a class. The standard
numbers for the predefined calibration kits are as follows:
NOTE Although the numbering sequences are arbitrary, confusion can be minimized by using
consistency. However, standard 5 is always a sliding load.
• leads to the specify class menu. After the standards are modified, use this key to
specify a class to group certain standards.
• leads to the label class menu, to give the class a meaningful label for future
reference.
1 short (m)
2 open (m)
3 broadband load
4 thru
5 sliding load
6 lowband load
7 short (f)
8 open (f)
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