250                                                                                                                     Keysight N9927-90001 User’s Guide
IQ Analyzer (IQA) – Option 351 (CPU2 Only)
I/Q Analyzer (IQA) Mode Settings
——Then depending on the trigger type selected, choose from the 
following:
Trig Level
 – Sets the trigger level. This softkey is only active for 
Video or RF Burst (default: –25 dBm, minimum: –210 dBm, 
maximum: 30 dBm).
Trig Slope
 – Sets the negative/positive trigger slope. This 
softkey is only active for External, Video, or RF Burst (default: 
Pos).
Trig Delay
 – Sets the trigger delay. This softkey is only active 
for External, Video, or RF Burst (default: 0s, minimum:  
–150 ms, maximum: 500 ms).
Glitch Mask
 – Enables the glitch mask to reduce incorrect 
triggering due to fast changes/glitches in the signal level that 
can be mistaken to be the edge of the RF burst. This softkey is 
only active for RF Burst (default: 0 ms, minimum: 0s, 
maximum: 5 ms).
Auto Trigger
 – 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 acquisition will occur automatically.
Enter 0 to set Auto Trigger OFF. When Auto Trigger is OFF, the 
FieldFox does NOT perform an acquisition unless a valid 
trigger signal is received.
(Default: 100 ms, minimum: 1 ms, maximum: 100s)
Adjusting the Measurement Setup Settings
—Press Meas Setup 4.
— Then choose from the following:
— Average Type
 Opens a menu of averaging softkeys.
Then select one of the following:
——Power
 (Linear) Averaging – Best for measuring true power 
levels. Used in Noise Marker Average. Mathematically, trace 
noise is 2.5 dB higher than when using Log Average. PAvg 
annotation is displayed.
——Log
 Averaging (default) – Best for displaying Trace Averaging. 
Also known as video averaging. LgAvg annotation is displayed.
——Voltage
 (Magnitude) Averaging – Converts the amplitudes to a 
magnitude unit before averaging (e.g., Volts, Amps, 
microVolts, milliVolts, etc.) VAvg annotation is displayed.