138                                                                                                                     Keysight N9938-90003 User’s Guide
SA (Spectrum Analyzer) Mode (Option 233–Mixed Analyzers)
SA Mode Settings
— Then select a multiplier key or press Enter. Learn more in “Multiplier 
Abbreviations” on page 35.
Auto Trigger Time
While waiting for a valid trigger signal, Wait is annotated in the top left corner 
of the FieldFox screen.
If a valid trigger signal is not received before the specified Auto Trig Time, a 
sweep will occur automatically.
Enter 0 to set Auto Trigger OFF. When Auto Trigger is OFF, the FieldFox does 
NOT sweep unless a valid trigger signal is received.
—Press Sweep 3
—Then Trigger Settings
—Then Auto Trigger [current setting]
— Enter an Auto Trig Time using the numeric keypad. 
— Then select a multiplier key. See “Multiplier Abbreviations” on page 35.
Trigger Position
Available ONLY in zero span measurements, this setting is an easy way to 
automatically set the Trigger Delay by positioning the trigger event (also 
known as T-zero) at any graticule along the X-axis. With T-zero in the center of 
the screen, you can zoom in and out by increasing or decreasing the sweep 
time. Using the Trigger Position and Sweep Time settings is a quick and 
efficient way to examine artifacts of a pulse, much easier than trying to set the 
Trigger Delay manually. 
When Trigger Position is set to OFF, the Trigger Delay softkey is not available. 
The amount of Trigger Delay that is being used is displayed on the softkey. The 
Trigger Position is annotated on the screen. Learn how in the following section.
—Press Sweep 3
—Then Trigger Settings
—Then Trig Position. If Sweep Time is longer than 0.15 sec, this softkey is 
grayed out.
—ON: The position of T-zero is set by the trigger delay.
—OFF: Select, then enter a position value from 0 to 10 using the numeric 
keypad, the   arrows, or the rotary knob.
——0: T-zero occurs at the left graticule. 
——5: T-zero occurs at the center of the screen.
——10: T-zero occurs at the far right graticule. 
—Then press Enter
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