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Power Meter Operation

Presetting the Power Meter

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Legal Information3
Notice3
Certification3
Warranty3
Limitation of Warranty4
Equipment Operation5
Personal Safety Considerations5
General Safety Considerations6
IEC 1010-1 Compliance7
Statement of Compliance7
Installation Instructions7
Regulatory Information8
Sound Emission8
Australian EMC Regulations8
List of Related Publications10
About this Guide12
Table of Contents13
Getting Started21
Introduction22
Turning on the Power Meter23
The Front Panel at a Glance24
The Display Layout27
Selecting Your Display Layout31
Window Symbols34
Warning Symbol34
Confirmation Window34
Wait Symbol34
Of N Entry Window35
Numeric or Alphanumeric Entry Window35
The Rear Panel at a Glance36
Adjusting the Carrying Handle38
Rack Mounting the Power Meter39
Power Meter Operation41
Introduction42
Battery Operation (Option 001)43
General Information43
Running Time43
Charging Times44
Backlight44
Battery Status44
Battery Removal/Replacement45
Battery Removal/Replacement46
Zeroing and Calibrating the Power Meter47
Zeroing the Power Meter47
Zero/Cal Lockout47
Calibrating the Power Meter48
Calibration Procedure Using HP E-Series Power Sensors48
Calibration Procedure Using HP 8480 Series Power Sensors49
Connecting the HP 8480 Series Power Sensors During Calibration52
Zeroing and Calibrating Using TTL Inputs53
Rmt I/O Port TTL Inputs53
TTL Inputs Control Logic53
Making Measurements with the HP E-Series Power Sensors56
Procedure56
Making Measurements with the HP 8480 Series Power Sensors58
Procedure58
Making Measurements Using Sensor Calibration Tables61
Selecting a Sensor Calibration Table61
Making the Measurement62
Sensor Tbls" Screen62
Editing Sensor Calibration Tables63
Edit Cal" Screen64
Making Measurements Using Frequency Dependent Offset Tables70
Selecting a Frequency Dependent Offset Table70
Making the Measurement71
Offset Tbls" Screen71
Editing Frequency Dependent Offset Tables72
Edit" Screen73
Setting the Units of Measurement75
Measurement Units75
Selecting Units of Measurement from the Softkeys76
Making Relative Measurements77
Procedure77
Setting the Resolution78
Setting Offsets79
Setting Channel Offsets79
Setting Display Offsets79
Effect of Offsets on a Channel Measurement80
Setting Averaging81
Averaged Readings82
Step Detection83
Measuring Pulsed Signals84
Setting Measurement Limits86
Setting Channel Limits86
Setting Window Limits87
Limits Checking Application87
Limits Checking Results87
Range of Values for Window Limits88
Remote I/O TTL Outputs89
Checking for Limit Failures90
Pass/Fail Limit Indicators91
Selecting a Digital or Analog Display95
Analog Display95
Digital and Analog Display95
Setting the Range98
Configuring the Remote Interface99
Hp-Ib99
Rs232/Rs422100
RS232/422 Pin Assignment100
Remote Interface Overview102
Interface Overview Examples103
Programming Language Selection104
Recorder Output105
Test Setup for Recording Swept Measurements105
Leveling a Source Output106
Saving and Recalling Power Meter Configurations107
Save/Recall" Screen108
How Measurements Are Calculated109
Presetting the Power Meter110
Preset Conditions110
Self Test113
Power on Self Test113
Front Panel Selection of Self Tests114
Remote Testing116
Test Descriptions117
Operator Maintenance120
Replacing the Power Line Fuse120
Replacing the Fuse120
Contacting Hewlett-Packard121
Before Calling Hewlett-Packard121
Check the Basics122
Instrument Serial Numbers122
Sales and Service Offices124
Returning Your Power Meter for Service127
Menu Reference129
Introduction130
The Front Panel Menu Maps131
Dbm/W Menu131
Frequency/Cal Fac Menu132
Meas Setup Menu133
Rel/Offset Menu134
Save/Recall Menu134
System Inputs Menu (1 of 4)135
System Inputs Menu (2 of 4)136
System Inputs Menu (3 of 4)137
System Inputs Menu (4 of 4)138
Zero/Cal Menu139
Front Panel Menu Reference140
Diagrammatical Hardkeys164
Error Messages167
Introduction168
Error Annunciator Position168
Error Messages170
Specifications179
Introduction180
Power Meter Specifications181
Meter181
Accuracy182
Power Reference183
Power Meter Supplemental Characteristics184
Power Reference184
Zero Drift of Sensors185
Measurement Noise185
Noise Multiplier185
Settling Time187
Settling Time188
Settling Time189
Power Sensor Specifications190
Battery Option 001 Operational Characteristics191
General Characteristics192
Rear Panel Connectors192
Environmental Characteristics193
General Conditions193
Operating Environment193
Storage Conditions193
General194
Dimensions194
Weight194
Safety194
Remote Programming194
Non-Volatile Memory195

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