Keysight EXG and MXG X-Series Signal Generators User’s Guide 101
Optimizing Performance for All Models
Using Flatness Correction
Connect the Equipment
Figure 5-17 Configure Power Meter Menu Softkeys
— Keysight N1911A/12A or E4419A/B
power meter
a
— Keysight U2000A/01A/02A/04A power
Sensor
a
a. For operating information, refer to the power meter/sensor documentation.
— LAN, GPIB, or USB interface
cables, as required
— adapters and cables, as
required
The LAN, GPIB*, and USB connections are for
convenience. If your power meter does not have
LAN, GPIB, or USB, then manually enter corrections
as described in the correction entry step in this
section.
*GPIB control of a power meter requires a LAN–
GPIB gateway and use of the connection type VXI–
11. Refer to the Keysight Connectivity Guide
USB/LAN/GPIB Connectivity Guide (E2094–90009),
Keysight X-Series FAQs “How do I connect to the
LAN?”, and to the E5810A User’s Guide or
equivalent LAN/GPIB gateway device.
Power Sensor
Power Meter
(if applicable)
Signal
Generator
Device Under Test
Out
In
Input Port
RF Output
Cables
and other
Devices
Flatness
Corrected
Output
LAN/
Note: Keysight U2000 Series USB
Power Sensors connect directly to the
signal generator’s front panel USB
port (i.e. the power meter is not
applicable).
USB port for connecting
USB–compatible power
meters/sensors (e.g.
N1911A/12A Power Meters
and U2000A Series USB
Power Sensors).
GPIB
E5810A
AMPTD > More > User Flatness >
Configure Power Meter
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
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
Meters do not require the
sensor to be calibrated.
For details on each key, use key help as
described on page56.
Open a menu
to enter the
USB device
name.
This softkey is dependent
on the selected
Connection Type.
Attempts to connect to the
specified external power
meter and execute a
“*IDN?” command. If the
result is “Connected, but no
*IDN? response”, then the
IP address connected to
something, but the socket
port or VXI-11 device name
was not correct.
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