What to do if my Anritsu MT8820A device is not turning on?
If your Anritsu Measuring Instruments device isn't powering on, first ensure the power cord is correctly connected at both ends. Then, check that the main power switch on the rear panel is turned on. Also, make sure to press the power switch for at least one second. If it still doesn't power on, the fuse might be blown, and you should replace it.
General| Measurement Types | Power |
|---|---|
| Supported Standards | LTE, W-CDMA, GSM |
| Interface | GPIB, Ethernet, USB |
| Dimensions | 426 mm (W) x 177 mm (H) x 450 mm (D) |
| Power Supply | AC 100 V to 240 V |
Explains symbols used within the manual for safety information.
Details safety symbols found on the equipment or near operation locations.
Covers critical warnings and precautions for safe operation, including DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION.
Lists the topics covered within the operation manual for user guidance.
Identifies topics not covered in this manual, referring to other documentation.
Provides a general overview of the MT8820A Radio Communication Analyzer.
Details the key features and capabilities of the MT8820A instrument.
Describes the standard configuration and available options for the MT8820A.
Outlines the technical specifications and performance parameters of the MT8820A.
Identifies and explains the names and functions of the MT8820A's front and rear panels.
Provides instructions and precautions for the proper installation and placement of the MT8820A.
Details the procedures for connecting various cables and external devices to the MT8820A.
Covers precautions and procedures for using memory cards with the MT8820A.
Step-by-step guide on how to power on the MT8820A instrument safely.
Explains how to perform initialization to return the MT8820A to its default state.
Guides users on how to select different screens for setting parameters and viewing status.
Details the procedure for calibrating the MT8820A to ensure measurement accuracy.
Explains how to set measurement parameters and conditions on the MT8820A.
Covers the procedures for starting, stopping, and performing measurements on the MT8820A.
Describes how to view and interpret measurement results displayed by the MT8820A.
Provides instructions on how to safely turn off the MT8820A power.
Explains the different areas and elements displayed on the MT8820A's LCD screen.
Details how to use the cursor for navigation and selection on the MT8820A interface.
Covers how to select, scroll, and change screen settings on the MT8820A.
Explains how to manage and operate windows for parameters and results on the MT8820A.
Guides users on how to access and execute functions from the user menu.
Describes how to view and navigate through the MT8820A's function menus.
Details the procedures for setting various parameters for measurement conditions.
Explains how to use tags for navigating and finding parameters and display items.
Covers how to open and close templates for waveform judgment.
Guides users on opening and closing view windows for measurement data.
Explains the process of initializing the MT8820A before measurements.
Details the steps for performing band and full calibration on the MT8820A.
Covers how to start measurements in different modes (Single, Continuous).
Describes procedures for establishing and terminating calls with a phone.
Explains how to save screen images as hard copies in bitmap format.
Details functions executable only in remote control mode for optimized operation.
Guides on setting reference frequency, date, time, and interfaces like GPIB and 10Base-T.
Explains how to set the external reference signal frequency for the MT8820A.
Shows how to view software version, serial number, and power-on time.
Explains methods for saving measurement parameters to files using Quick Saving or Parameter Save screen.
Details how to recall saved parameter files using Quick Recalling or Parameter Recall screen.
Explains the capabilities and modes of remote control operation with a PC.
Covers GPIB interface basics, device communication, talker/listener roles, and controller functions.
Provides guidance on setting up the GPIB interface, including network configuration and conditions.
Explains the structure, syntax rules, and notations for remote control commands.
Offers tips for writing efficient measurement programs and paying attention to syntax and throughput.
Details how to obtain status reports using common commands and standard status models.
Explains methods for synchronizing commands between the computer and MT8820A.
Classifies executable commands based on their functions for all measurement software.
Provides detailed specifications for each command in alphabetical order.
Outlines the methods and equipment required for performing performance tests.
Details the steps for calibrating the reference oscillator frequency for accuracy.
Provides instructions on how to clean the MT8820A cabinet and other parts safely.
Covers environmental conditions and precautions for storing and transporting the MT8820A.
Lists common phenomena, probable causes, and actions for troubleshooting MT8820A problems.
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