Agilent X-Series Signal Generators User’s Guide 5
Signal Generator Overview
Front Panel Overview
• Two–tone mode produces two separate continuous wave signals (or tones). The frequency spacing
between the signals and the amplitudes are adjustable. To learn more, refer to Chapter 14,
"Multitone and Two–Tone Waveforms (Option 430)".
• Dual ARB mode is used to control the playback sequence of waveform segments that have been
written into the ARB memory located on the internal baseband generator. These waveforms can
be generated by the internal baseband generator using the Custom Arb Waveform Generator
mode, or downloaded through a remote interface into the ARB memory. To learn more, refer to
“Dual ARB Player” on page 146.
Front Panel Overview
1. Host USB
Use this universal serial bus (USB) to connect a USB Flash Drive (UFD) for data transfer. You can
connect or disconnect a USB device without shutting down or restarting the signal generator. The
instrument also has a rear panel device USB connector (see page 15) used to remotely control the
instrument.
2. Display
The LCD screen provides information on the current function. Information can include status
Connector Type A
USB Protocol 2.0
22. Power Switch and LEDs
21. More and LED
20. Return
18. Knob
19. Incr Set
15. Page Down
16. I Input
17. Q Input
12. RF
Output
13. RF On/Off and LED
14. Mod On/Off and LED
7. MENUS
11. Preset
and User
Preset
9. Local
Cancel/(Esc)
5. Arrows and Select
6. Page Up
8. Trigger
4. Numeric
Keypad
3. Softkeys
2. Display
1. Host USB
10. Help
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