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General| Brand | MFJ |
|---|---|
| Model | 226 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Describes the analyzer's two main operational modes for testing.
Details calibration procedures and device settings for optimal use.
Explains how to connect the analyzer to a PC for data management.
Covers frequency range, resolution, output power, and harmonics.
Details the LCD display, physical size, weight, and power needs.
Specifies the USB interface and OSL calibration compatibility.
Describes the test port, USB port, and the device's LCD screen.
Explains the function of all buttons for device operation.
Details the location and access method for the battery compartment.
Instructions on using AA batteries to power the device.
Outlines the main menu and its five primary sub-menus.
Guide to accessing and navigating the device's settings menu.
Settings for screen illumination and automatic shutdown.
Options for battery indicators and LCD contrast adjustment.
Settings for data security and viewing system details.
Steps to enter the mode and configure the test frequency.
Describes the SWR, Z, R, and X data screens.
Explains screens showing series and parallel impedance values.
Details rectangular and polar S11 representations of the load.
How to enter the mode and understand the screen layout.
Setting start and stop frequencies for frequency sweeps.
Adjusting plot scale and understanding calibration's role.
Explains the Open/Short/Load calibration concept for accuracy.
Details managing global calibration data for the analyzer.
Steps for creating and saving local calibration data.
Steps for performing the global calibration procedure.
How to save measurement data to files for later use.
Using grid lines and recalling saved measurement data.
Explains SWR, Impedance Magnitude (Z), and Resistance (R) screens.
Details Reactance, Return Loss (S11), and Phase Angle screens.
Explains the use and interpretation of the Smith Chart.
Information on required calibration loads for accuracy.
Using the PC host program for analyzer control and data acquisition.
Direct serial port commands for data capture and control routines.
Step-by-step guide for updating the device firmware via USB.
Details the product's warranty coverage, limitations, and claims process.
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