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6.1 Additional Functions from Option U02 .................................................................... 43
6.1.1 Scan Mode ............................................................................................................43
6.1.2 Logging of Values, Traces or Screens ..................................................................43
6.1.3 Automatic Measurements .....................................................................................43
6.1.4 Modulation Waveform Display ..............................................................................43
6.1.5 Triggering ..............................................................................................................43
6.1.6 Limit Lines, Limit Patterns & Channel Markers......................................................43
6.1.7 Level Offsets .........................................................................................................43
6.1.8 Compensation Tables ...........................................................................................44
6.1.9 Custom Presets ....................................................................................................44
6.1.10 View on PC ...........................................................................................................44
6.1.11 PSA-Manager Software ........................................................................................44
7 Further Notes on Operation ....................................................................................... 45
7.1 Signal Overload Levels and Indication ................................................................... 45
7.1.1 ADC Overload .......................................................................................................45
7.2 Operation using the Hard Keys Only ...................................................................... 45
7.3 Setting Frequencies ................................................................................................ 45
7.3.1 Set by Keypad ......................................................................................................46
7.3.2 Set by Tab/Jog ......................................................................................................46
7.3.3 Shortcuts to setting a Specific Frequency Span ....................................................46
7.3.4 Repetitive Operations ...........................................................................................47
7.3.5 Using Custom Presets (when fitted) ......................................................................47
7.3.6 Creating Channel Markers (when fitted) ................................................................47
7.4 Measuring Relative Amplitude ................................................................................ 48
7.5 Sweep Modes & Signal Image Rejection ................................................................ 48
7.5.1 Default Sweep Mode – Normal (Auto) ...................................................................48
7.5.2 Advanced Options.................................................................................................48
7.5.3 Revealing the Image .............................................................................................50
7.5.4 Sweep Times ........................................................................................................50
7.6 Radiated and Injected Signals ................................................................................ 51
7.6.1 Self-radiated Signals .............................................................................................51
7.6.2 External Signal Injection .......................................................................................51
7.7 Detector Types ....................................................................................................... 51
7.8 Triggered Operation ............................................................................................... 52
7.8.1 External Trigger Input ...........................................................................................52
7.8.2 Trigger Output .......................................................................................................52
7.9 Level Offset and Compensation Tables .................................................................. 52
7.9.1 Dynamic Range and Maximum Signal ..................................................................52
7.9.2 Creating and using Compensation Tables ............................................................52
7.10 Limit Lines & the Limits Comparator | Creating Limit Patterns ............................ 53
7.10.1 Setting Limits ........................................................................................................53
7.10.2 The Limit Comparator ...........................................................................................53
7.10.3 Creating and Loading Limit Patterns .....................................................................54
7.10.4 Limit Offset ............................................................................................................54
7.10.5 Limit Fix/Unfix .......................................................................................................54
7.10.6 Creating and Loading Channel Markers ................................................................54
7.11 The Logging Function .......................................................................................... 55
7.11.1 The Logging Control Menu ...................................................................................55
7.11.2 Manual Logging ....................................................................................................56
7.11.2.1 The Run/Stop key and Sweep Control key .....................................................56
7.11.3 Logging from the Timer .........................................................................................56
7.11.4 Logging from External Trigger ...............................................................................56