HP 8593A

FULL SPAN cinanges time sunectrmmmmm analyzer’s freqmmency span to full spums (if
possihie). lIP 859211, liP 85934, or liP 8595.4 only: Tire freqnemrcy spaur
setting of FULL SPAN us hummited when usimng hammommic band lock.
GATE CTL EDGE LVL detemmoines winetimer the gate triggers on the enige
(EDGE) of thetrigger input or on the level of thetrigger imrpmmt. If time gate
countrol is set to emige, time emige of tine trigger imnpnmt triggers time tiusem for time
gate delay. \Vlmemm time gate coumtrol is set to bevei (LVL), time gate fobboa’s time
trigger iumpmmt. Optiomm 105 only.
GATE DELAY sets tine mlelay Iemmgth befnmme time gating occmmrs. Optiomm 105 0mm/p.
GATE LENGTH sets tim! gate ienmgth minmrimmg wimictm gatinmg occmmrs. Optiomm 105
ommiy.
GATE MENU accesses tIme softkeys used for Optionm 105: GATE DELAY
GATE LENGTH. GATE CTL EOGE LVL . ammnl EOGE POL POS BEG . Optiomm 105
ommby.
GATE ON OFF tnrns gut mug mmmm or oil. Optiomm 105 on/p.
GNIJKL mrccm!sses time smnftkey mmnm!u mm for sebecti mg cit luer tlnm! screemu title cnm t 1mm!
pre lix elm a mactm’rs C t lmmmmmu gim I.
GRAT ON OFF tnmmms the scmeeum graticnmle our mmm off.
INPUT Z SO 75 sets time inn mum t i mm imm’mlaum cc for
1mower— to— s’obtagm! coums’emsimma 5.
Time immupedance selected is for commmpmutatiounab pnrposes omuly, siunce tine actual
iummpemiaumce is sm!t by immtn’mmnmml inammbsvmmre.
INTRNL CR0 abboses yomu tmn catalog, save, nmr retrieve data or immogrmmmmms frommu
i unternmal ummeoromy’ or mmnm!mmm rury cmmmui
I NTRNL —> STATE mm!cai is tire sa vm’mi simect rim mum mmmnab yeer statm! fronum tine
sc’lectm!mI state register ( sal i ml state mm!gistm’m mnnnmmuimm’rs arm’ 1 tin monugim 9). Stato
registm!m 9 comrtmmimms mm ummm’s’iomms stmrtm’, stmmte rc’gistm’c (I comnlmmimus timm! cmmrmemmt
state.
INTRNL —> TRACE mmmmm’ssm!s tium’ smmftkm! mnnm’umnu nmsm!ni for mm!cmmihmrg a tmmmdm! imuto
tracm! A, trmmcm! ii, mum trmmcm’ C, recmmllimmg limmmit—lmmmm’ tmmtmlm!s, or mm!cabbimmg mmnmrinbitmmmic’
cmnmm’m!m’ti 0mm fac tmmm ii ic’s.
2-12 Spectrum Analyzer Functions