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o  Some settings require you to press a softkey to change the value. Otherwise, 
use the numeric keypad, ▲|▼  arrows, or rotary knob to change the value. 
o  When finished changing a value, press Done Edit. 
  Press Dock Window to relocate the Settings table to a position relative to the 
trace window. The Dock Window setting persists through a Preset. Choose  
from the following: 
o  Full  (Default setting) Only the Settings table is shown on the screen. The 
trace window is temporarily not shown. 
o  Left The Settings table is shown to the left of the trace window. 
o  Bottom The Settings table is shown below the trace window. 
  When finished changing ALL settings, press Done to save your settings. 
Frequency Range 
Set the range of frequencies over which you would like to make CAT Mode 
measurements.   
When the frequency range is changed after a calibration is performed, the cal 
becomes interpolated. Learn more on page 71. 
How to set Frequency Range 
  Press Freq/Dist.   
  Then choose from the following: 
o  Start and Stop frequencies - beginning and end of the sweep.  
o  Center and Span frequencies – the center frequency and span of 
frequencies (half on either side of center). 
  Follow each setting by entering a value using the numeric keypad,  ▲|▼  
arrows, or the rotary knob. 
o  After using the keypad, select a multiplier key. Learn about multiplier 
abbreviations on page 19. 
o  After using the  ▲|▼ arrows or the rotary knob, press Enter. The amount of 
frequency increment is based on the current span and can NOT be changed 
in CAT Mode. 
Scale Settings 
Adjust the Y-axis scale to see the relevant portions of the data trace. The Y-axis is 
divided into 10 graticules.  
This setting can be changed at any time without affecting calibration accuracy. 
How to set Scale 
  Press Scale / Amptd . 
  Then choose from the following three methods: 
1.  Autoscale Automatically adjusts the Y-axis to comfortably fit the Min and 
Max amplitude of the trace on the screen. 
2.  Set Scale, Reference Level, and Reference Position: