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General| Model | E4419B |
|---|---|
| Type | Power Meter |
| Power Range | -70 dBm to +44 dBm |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | GPIB, RS-232 |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
| Power Supply | 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Identifies the specific HP model and its function.
Information about document subject to change and liability disclaimers.
Confirms product specifications and calibration traceability.
Details the product warranty period and coverage.
Specifies warranty exclusions due to improper use or maintenance.
Outlines the buyer's sole and exclusive remedies for warranty claims.
Explains the use of warnings and cautions to denote hazards.
Provides critical safety information for operating the equipment.
Explains various certification and safety marks relevant to the product.
Details compliance with electrical safety standards for measurement equipment.
Confirms product compliance with enclosure protection standards (IP Code).
Specifies the intended operating environment and conditions for the product.
Provides instructions for proper installation and operation.
Details sound emission levels and compliance with regulations.
States product compliance with European directives for EMC and safety standards.
Information on SCPI for remote operation and programming.
Lists optional accessories and power sensor cables for the instrument.
Introduces the initial setup and front panel familiarization.
Provides a detailed description of the power meter's capabilities and operation.
Details the menu structure and key descriptions of the power meter.
Lists and explains error messages encountered during operation.
Lists the power meter's specifications and how to interpret them.
Introduces the chapter and familiarizes users with front panel operations.
Guides users through the process of powering on the instrument.
Provides an overview of the power meter's front panel controls and indicators.
Details the layout of the power meter's display when showing measurements.
Details how to configure the display for different measurement views and windows.
Provides a step-by-step guide to experiment with display setups.
Explains the meaning of various graphic symbols and pop-up windows on the display.
Provides an overview of the connectors and controls on the rear panel of the instrument.
Explains how to adjust the carrying handle for different viewing positions.
Provides instructions for mounting the power meter in a standard rack cabinet.
Introduces the chapter on configuring the power meter for measurements.
Details how to operate the power meter using its battery option.
Guides users through the process of zeroing and calibrating the power meter.
Details procedures for making measurements with HP E-series power sensors.
Describes measurements using HP 8480 series power sensors and calibration factors.
Guides users on using sensor calibration tables for power measurements.
Explains how to edit sensor calibration tables for custom configurations.
Details using frequency dependent offset tables for measurement compensation.
Provides instructions for editing frequency dependent offset tables.
Guides on selecting measurement units like Watts, dBm, dB, or Percent.
Details how to perform relative measurements by setting a reference value.
Explains how to set the display resolution for measurement windows.
Guides on configuring channel offsets to compensate for signal loss or gain.
Explains how to set display offsets for individual windows.
Details how to use digital filters to average power readings and reduce noise.
Guides on measuring the power of pulsed signals using the instrument.
Explains how to configure upper and lower limits for measurements.
Details how to perform single channel measurements and their configurations.
Explains how to perform dual channel difference measurements.
Details how to perform dual channel ratio measurements.
Guides on selecting digital, analog, or combined display formats.
Guides on setting the measurement range, including auto-ranging.
Explains how to configure remote control via HP-IB or serial interfaces.
Guides on setting baud rate, word size, parity, and other serial parameters.
Provides a summary of current remote interface settings.
Explains how to select between SCPI and HP 438A programming languages.
Details the rear panel recorder output connectors and their use.
Guides on saving and recalling instrument setups for frequent use.
Illustrates the calculation flow for measurements and function implementation.
Details the default preset conditions for the power meter.
Explains the different self-test modes available for the power meter.
Provides detailed descriptions of what each self-test checks.
Describes procedures for replacing the power line fuse and cleaning the instrument.
Provides guidance on how to contact Hewlett-Packard for support or service.
Offers basic troubleshooting steps before contacting support or returning the instrument.
Lists contact information for Hewlett-Packard offices in the Asia Pacific region.
Provides instructions on how to package the power meter for shipment for service.
Introduces the chapter on the softkey menu structure of the power meter.
Details the structure of softkey menus accessed via hardkeys.
Explains the Frequency/Cal Fac menu for setting signal frequency and calibration factors.
Details the Meas Setup menu for configuring measurements, including input select and channel options.
Explains the function of More, Preset/Local, and Prev keys for menu navigation.
Details the Rel/Offset menu for relative measurements and display offsets.
Guides on saving, recalling, and editing measurement configurations and file names.
Introduces the System Inputs menu for setup and channel configuration.
Details the zeroing and calibration functions for the power meter.
Describes the function of diagrammatical hardkeys for parameter editing and selection.
Introduces the chapter on error messages and the error queue.
Lists and explains common error codes related to invalid characters, syntax, and separators.
Introduces the chapter detailing power meter specifications and characteristics.
Lists key specifications for the meter, including frequency range and power sensors.
Details the absolute and relative accuracy specifications for the instrument.
Provides specifications for the power reference output and its accuracy.
Lists supplemental characteristics like power reference and measurement speed.
Explains zero drift as long-term stability and measurement noise as short-term stability.
Defines zero drift, measurement noise, and lists specifications for various power sensors.
Details settling times for HP 8480 and E-series power sensors under different modes.
Lists operational characteristics for the battery option, including charge and service life.
Details rear panel connectors (Recorder Outputs, HP-IB, RS-232/422) and remote I/O.
Specifies operating and storage conditions, including temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Provides general information on dimensions, weight, safety, and remote programming.
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