30 Source User’s Guide
Basic Digital Operation
Storing, Loading, and Playing a Waveform Segment
Deleting a Waveform Segment on Internal Disk
Use the following steps to delete a file on the hard disk.
1. Click file icon in the bottom bar, and click Recall key to access
the recall sub-menu.
2. Select Waveform in the left column, and click Recall From File to display
files on the hard disk in C:\NVARB and then, right-click on the file name
which you want to delete. A window named "Delete xxx.wfm" will pop up.
3. Press Delete xxx.wfm to delete the waveform file immediately.
Deleting a Waveform Segment from ARB memory
1. Click file icon in the bottom bar, and click Recall key to access
the recall sub-menu.
2. Select Waveform in the left column, and click Recall From File to display
files on the hard disk in C:\NVARB and then, the waveform segments in
ARB memory is listed in the left column of the window.
3. highlight the desired waveform segment which you want to delete.
4. Press Delete Segment From ARB Memory.
Alternatively, if you want to clear all ARB memory select Delete All From ARB
Memory.
Playing a Waveform Segment
Waveforms must reside in ARB memory before they can be played, or edited.
Cycling power or rebooting the transceiver deletes the files in ARB memory.
1. Select Input/Output key and RF Source tab.
2. Press Modulation Setup, ARB Setup, Select Waveform.
3. Select a waveform from the list in the display.
4. Press OK to execute the waveform.
5. In the Basic Control menu, turn ARB State to On to enable the modulation.
Then the waveform modulates the RF carrier.
6. Configure the RF Output:
Set the RF carrier frequency and amplitude, and turn on the RF output in
Input/Output, RF Source menu.
The waveform segment is now available at the selected RF Output
connector.
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