Fluke 6070A - Local Operation; Remote Operation

1-4. THE 6070A/6071A OPERATOR MANUAL . . . , .
1-5. The information in this, the 6070A/6071A Operator Manual, is divided into 7
sections:
1 INTRODUCTION AND Introduces the 6070A/6071A Instruction
s:PFr!FirAT10NS Manual Set and the 6070A and 6071A RF
Synthesized Signal Generators. Lists the
specifications for both the 6070A and the
6071 A.
2 SHIPPING AND SERVICE
INFORMATION
3 INSTALLATION AND
MAINTENANCE
4 FAMILIARIZATION
5 LOCAL OPERATION
Describes how to ship the instrument and
how to get problems corrected.
Describes how to physically install the
instrument -- including connecting line
power and the IEEE-488 interface - and
how to perform operator maintenance.
Describes the location and function of each
control, connector, indicator, and
annunciator; and presents an exercise to
familiarize the operator with the instrument
(this exercise also provides a gross check of
instrument function).
Describes manual (front panel) operation of
the instrument.
6 REMOTE OPERATION (IEEE-488,
1978)
7 ACCESSORY AND OPTION
INFORMATION
Describes system operation via the IEEE-
488 interface.
Describes each accessory briefly and
describes the capabilities and operation of
each option.
1-6 THE 6070A/6071A SYNTHESIZED RF SIGNAL GENERATOR
1-7. The John Fluke Models 6070A and 6071A Synthesized RF Signal Generators are
designed for use in the calibration laboratory, engineering laboratory, or manufacturing
environments. Both models offer extensive modulation capabilities and use phase-locked
loop circuitry to generate fully synthesized signals with extremely low discrete spurious,
and phase noise. These versatile instruments are intended for both bench and systems use.
When the instrument is used in a system, all front panel control functions (except
POWER and MOD OUT level) can be controlled via an iEEE-488, 1978, interface.
1-8. Instrument parameters, such as output frequency and amplitude, can be
programmed to specific values or manually adjusted using the Edit Knob (large knob
near the lower right corner of the front panel). The Edit Knob is connected to a digital
rotary encoder to provide the same continuous manual adjustment capability
analog tuning control provides, but with the positive positioning of a digital control. I he
rotary encoder has 25 magnetic detent positions. The user can feel each position of the
Edit Knob.
1-9. The major difference between the two models is that the 6071A has twice the output
frequency of the 6070A. The output frequency of the 6070A can be selected within Hz