To determine if your analyzer has Adaptive Equalization
To use Adaptive Equalization, your analyzer must have the options and
hardware shown below. The following steps show you how to determine if
your analyzer has these options and hardware.
l
Options AYA (Vector Modulation Analysis) OR option AYH (Digital Video
Modulation Analysis).
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A42 Memory assembly greater than Revision A.
1. Display the OPTIONS CONFIGURATION table.
Press [
System Utility], [options setup].
2. Check that option AYA or option AYH is installed in your analyzer. The
analyzer displays YES under INSTALLED if an option is installed.
3. Check that your A42 Memory assembly’s revision is greater than Rev A.
Set the power switch to off (
O).
Set the power switch to on (
l ) to run the power-up tests.
Press [
System Utility], [more], [diagnostics], [test log on].
The test log contains the results of the power-up tests. The power-up
tests report the revision of the A42 Memory assembly. Make sure your
analyzer has a revision greater than Rev A.
4. If your analyzer does not have all of the above options and hardware, you must
purchase the options or hardware that you are missing. To do this, contact
your Agilent Technologies sales representative or your local Agilent
Technologies Sales and Service office (listed on the inside, rear cover of the
Operator’s Guide).
Test log
The power-up tests report the
revision of your A42 Memory
assembly. This analyzer does
NOT need a new A42 Memory
Assembly because the revision
(Rev) is greater than Rev A.
Using Adaptive Equalization (Options AYA and AYH)
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