Keysight Technologies N5172B EXG User Manual

Keysight EXG and MXG X-Series Signal Generators User’s Guide 87
Optimizing Performance for All Models
Using the Dual Power Meter Display (with USB U2000A Series Power Sensors)
Figure 5-3 Configuring the Power Sensor Channels
AUX Fctn > Power Meter
Measurements
Sockets LAN: Sets the
IP port to 5025 (standard)
or 5023 (telnet)
programming.
Sets the power meter’s IP
address or LAN–GPIB
gateway’s IP address (Sockets
LAN and VXI–11 LAN only).
Whether a softkey is available
depends on the selected
Connection Type.
VXI–11 LAN: Opens a menu for
entering a device name for the
power meter being used.
Enables the power meter
connection type: Sockets
LAN, VXI–11 LAN, or USB.
Note: The VXI–11 softkey is
used to communicate
remotely with a power meter
that has a GPIB connector
via LAN–GPIB gateway.
USB U2000A Series Power
Sensors do not require the
sensor to be calibrated.
The MXG/EXG use the
USB U2000A Series Power
Sensor’s “Internal” zero.
Refer to the USB U2000A
Series Power Sensor’s
documentation.
Zero Sensor and Calibrate
Sensor softkeys are
inactive during a
measurement.
Selects the frequency that channel A has
been calibrated to.
Selects the channel on the external
power meter that the power sensor
is connected to.
Enables a power offset in dB for
the current channel.
Enables averaging. Instrument
default is Auto with 1024 points.
Note: This figure illustrates channel A. Channel B is similar.
For details on each key, use key help as
described on page56.

Keysight Technologies N5172B EXG Specifications

General

Brand	Keysight Technologies
Model	N5172B EXG
Category	Portable Generator
Language	English