440 Keysight N9915-90020 User’s Guide
5G Rapid Prototype Phased Array Antenna – Option 360
How to Set Up Phased Array Antenna Settings
— Then Maps To enable map view and related features (e.g., Data
Selection, Red/Blue Limits, Labels & Icons, Zoom).
Then choose from the following:
— View Map OFF ON To enable/disable the current map view
(default = latitude/longitude = 0.00/00. Need GPS to view
current location (default = OFF).
—
Data Selection Opens a softkey menu to set the active
data channel, sort type, and sort order.
Learn more, refer to Chapter 16 Mapping and “Setting up
Data Logging” on page 503. See also, Chapter 33, “File
Management.”
— Red/Blue Limits
Opens a softkey menu to assign power
values to the red (high power limits) and blue (low power
limits) heat map display limits (defaults: Red Limit =
–20 dBm, Blue limit = –90 dBm).
— Labels & Icons Opens a softkey menu to enable/disable
map data point labels and icon types.
—
Save Image (PNG) Saves the current displayed map to a *.png file
(default filename is “MapImageFile”).
11. Export KML file into 3rd party mapping software (i.e., Google Map or
Google Earth). Refer to
“Step 7: Import and Play back KML Files into 3rd
Party Software (Example: Google Earth with Animation Tool)” on page 453
.
12. Select Trace 6
—choose:
For this step, refer to
Figure 14-6 on page 429.
— Polar Size Max Med Min Sets the size of the polar display. Smaller
sizes used to overlay PNG maps. (Default = Max)
Labels OFF ON
Enables/Disables map data point labels. When
enabled, a label is displayed for every map data point
(e.g., “Data 1”). When disabled, labels are not
displayed for the map data points.
Icons
Flag Point Line
Sets the type of icon that is used to display a map’s
data points.
Data Log-Play files are saved to:
— If File Folder is set to Default then Data Log-Play files are
save-recalled to: "[CurrentDevice]\RecordPlayback\PAA"
— If File Folders are set to System, then Data Log-Play files are
save-recalled to: "CurrentDevice\<UserSelectedFolder>\
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