HP 8642A Operation And Calibration Manual

Operation Model 8642A/B
Knob (cont'd)
INCR
Example of Controlling Knob Resolution Using the Cursor Positioning Keys
RF frequency is set to 100 MHz. Set the Knob to step this value in 1 kHz steps.
First set the RF Frequency to 100 MHz, then:
ENTRY
i
LOCAL
(kevs)
~
~
(program
FRKR FRKR FRKR
codes)
Display
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I 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 m z
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KNOB
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The initialized Knob resolution is 1 MHz at both instrument turn-on and Instrument
Preset. Selecting the right cursor key three times has moved the cursor to the 1 kHz
digit. Turning the Knob clockwise will now increment the frequency in 1 kHz steps.
How to Control Knob Resolution by Setting Knob Increment
3-142
!( nob Increment puts the increment set value on the Knob so you can ch~ nge a
function's value by the increment set values. To set an increment set value, select
(lNCR-"S~n followed by the desired value. (Refer to Step, Increment Set on page
3-149)
To put the increment set value on the Knob:
KNOB INCR ( [SHIFT] G)
The cursor is displayed above the second letter of the active function's units display
when Knob Increment is selected. (For example, if FM deviation is the active function
and is set to 900 HZ, the cursor is over the "Z".)
As you change active functions, Knob Increment will continue to remain selected. This
means that with any active function, the Knob will change the function's setting by the
j'lcrement set value.
You can turn off the Knob Increment function (and all other Knoh-related functions)
by selecting ENTRY OFF (C]BlFTJ (8fJ5FF/ON)) You can also turn off Knob
Increment alone by selecting one of the cursor positioning keys ( G or G ).

HP 8642A Specifications

General

Brand	HP
Model	8642A
Category	Inverter
Language	English