The selected filter for each measurement function is remembered, so
that next time you use that function the same filter will be selected.
Signals within the audible range can be monitored using the built-in
loudspeaker or with user-supplied headphones. An external volume
control is provided.
Up to 30 complete panel setups can be stored in internal memory so
that common test setups can be easily recalled. This memory persists
even when the unit is unplugged. In addition, test setups can be stored
with a set of data, so that field test results can be saved for later
analysis or printing.
All measurements, settings, and graphs are displayed on a sharp, clear,
backlighted liquid crystal display.
The ATS-1 may be operated manually from the front panel, or may be
programmed via the IEEE-488 computer port. This User’s Manual
describes manual operation. See the ATS-1 GPIB Programmer’s
Reference Manual for complete documentation on controlling the
ATS-1 via IEEE-488.
The ATS-1 Dual Domain can be purchased with or without the IMD
option, which allows generation and analysis of intermodulation
distortion in both digital and analog domains.
The ATS-1 Dual Domain may also be purchased with the EGZ option,
which replaces the 150 Ω generator output impedance with 200 Ω,
which is more common in European broadcast.
Other options include a soft carrying case and optional filters for
specific band-limiting or weighting applications.
Any installed options are listed on the Options Label on the rear panel.
1 Description
Description Introducing the ATS-1 Dual Domain
ATS-1 Dual Domain User's Manual 1-5
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