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General| Impedance | 50 Ohms |
|---|---|
| Cable Loss | 0 to 30 dB |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| VSWR | 1.00 to 65.0 |
| Display | 7 in TFT Touchscreen |
| Calibration Method | Open, Short, Load calibration |
| Connector Type | Type N (f) |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable Li-ion battery |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs |
| Measurement Parameters | VSWR, Return Loss, Cable Loss, DTF |
| Frequency Range | 1 MHz to 6 GHz |
| Battery Life | Up to 4 hours |
General warnings for safe operation, including live circuits, shock hazards, and service precautions.
Explanation of warning symbols and caution statements used in the manual.
Details on manual scope, updates, and a summary of literature contents.
Utilizing the Bird RF Meter Application with power sensors for transmitter measurements.
Lists all standard items supplied with the analyzer and available optional accessories.
Key features and functionalities of the SiteHawk Analyzer's measurement capabilities.
Description of controls, indicators, connectors, and ports on the SiteHawk Analyzer.
Instructions for powering the unit on, powering it off, and activating sleep mode.
Information about the measurement port, including impedance and connection type.
Overview of the touch screen interface and its interactive elements for operation.
Procedures for changing start, stop, center frequencies and frequency span.
Selecting the number of data points for measurements to increase distance or detail.
Setting distance units and cable values within the DTF menu for accurate measurements.
Utilizing windowing to digitally average trace data for smoother display or problem identification.
Configuring cable velocity, loss, and managing the cable list for measurements.
Manually changing trace display limits (max/min) for grid scale adjustment.
Adjusting the trace scale dynamically by pressing and dragging on the display.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the SiteHawk Analyzer using a calibration combo.
Choosing Return Loss or SWR mode and setting appropriate Y-axis units.
Understanding the elements of a typical match measurement graph and its data values.
Procedure for measuring insertion loss of a cable, ensuring proper setup and connections.
Comparing measured cable loss with manufacturer specifications and troubleshooting.
Configuring frequency span and maximum distance for identifying impedance discontinuities.
Understanding data points impact on distance and defining cable velocity.
Formulas and examples for calculating frequency span based on test parameters.
Choosing between DTF_SWR and DTF_RL modes for distance to fault measurements.
Analyzing fault location graphs and typical component return losses for system assessment.
Setting limit lines to identify trace values outside acceptance criteria.
Adjusting limit line value, step, movement, fail flags, and alarms for enhanced analysis.
Adding, setting, and using markers to indicate trace values at specific points.
Utilizing marker functions like step, move, search, delta, and peak search for detailed analysis.
Employing delta markers to compare values and positions between multiple markers.
Locating peak signals between specified marker pairs for focused analysis.
Saving and recalling traces, taking screenshots, and managing files.
Saving screenshots in JPEG format and controlling color display for captured images.
Procedure for deleting user-created data files from the SiteHawk analyzer.
Setting a site name to be included in screenshot file names for better organization.
Saving multiple file types simultaneously and performing a factory reset of the device.
Using the PNG icon to save the current sweep display as an image file.
Configuring display settings, trace colors, font size, volume, and language options.
Closing the SiteHawk application and accessing device information like software version.
Saving and recalling instrument status, calibration, and trace data.
Understanding the structure and use of CSV and S1P files for trace data.
Procedure for saving files to the SiteHawk's internal memory or external storage.
Steps for transferring files between SiteHawk and a USB drive using the File Manager.
Proper procedure for ejecting a USB drive from the SiteHawk Analyzer to prevent data loss.
Steps for transferring files to or from the SiteHawk using Bluetooth connectivity.
Enabling and managing WiFi, Bluetooth, and Location services on the SiteHawk.
Guidelines for cleaning the SiteHawk Analyzer using appropriate materials and methods.
Instructions for charging the internal battery pack using the supplied AC adapter.
Procedure for replacing the battery and recommended intervals for device calibration.
Recommendations for storing the SiteHawk Analyzer in a suitable environment to prevent damage.
Steps to add new cable types and their parameters to the SiteHawk's cable list.
Deleting, saving, recalling cable lists on the device and editing via PC.
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