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Using This Document
About the User’s and Programmer’s Information
Using This Document
About the User’s and Programmer’s
Information
Your user’s and programmer’s information is organized in two volumes, Volume 1, Core
Spectrum Analyzer Functions User’s and Programmer’s Reference and Volume 2,
One-Button Power Measurements User’s and Programmer’s Reference.
This document is Volume 1 and provides user and programmer information for the core
spectrum analyzer functions only. Refer to Volume 2, One-Button Power Measurements
User’s and Programmer’s Reference for information about the Power Suite One-Button
Power Measurements functionality.
NOTE The front- and rear-panel features, along with the numeric keypad and
alpha-numeric softkey fundamentals are illustrated and described, in
your Getting Started guide.
What is in This Book
• Using This Document- describes the organization of this book.
• Instrument Functions - provides information about the front-panel and lower-level
key functions of your analyzer and their associated programming commands. This
information is organized alphabetically by the front-panel key name. For your
convenience, the instrument functions information has been divided into three separate
chapters; Instrument Functions: A-L, Instrument Functions: M-O, and Instrument
Functions: P - Z.
NOTE The one-button power measurement functions and programming
information is provided in its own manual; if you are unable to locate
the information you need in this book, try Volume 2, One-Button Power
Measurements User’s and Programmer’s Reference.
• Programming Fundamentals - provides information on SCPI and C programming
language basics, and on using GPIB and LAN.
• Using the STATus System - provides information about the instruments internal
status monitoring system with information on how to monitor the status using a remote
program and descriptions of all the available commands.
• Menu Maps - illustrates the menu structure of the front-panel and lower-level keys.
Refer to this chapter to identify the lower-level softkeys associated with the front-panel
keys.
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