SECTION 3: OSCOR MANUAL OPERATION
47 REI OSC-5000E
The following is a description of the sweep span list.
The first column of the Sweep Span list screen displays the enable status for
Automatic Mode operation. For further details on Automatic Mode operation (see
page 69 SECTION 4: OSCOR AUTOMATIC OPERATION).
The second column indicates the antenna being used as an input source.
The third column indicates the type of modulation. The “W” indicates wide-band
modulation.
The fourth column indicates the Frequency range of the span.
The last column indicates whether the sweep span has been programmed to use
the attenuator. “OFF” indicates that the attenuator is not in use for automatic
operation.
NOTE: The default menu has options that apply to editing a single sweep span.
However, there is also a menu to edit all of the sweep span inputs. These procedures are
described below.
To Store a sweep span in memory:
1. In the Sweep Mode, choose the desired sweep input, frequency span,
demodulator, and bandwidth using the Frequency Display controls.
2. Press the STORE button to save the span in memory.
3. Press F3 button (labeled EDIT) to view the complete list of saved sweep span
parameters.
FIGURE 31 SWEEP SPAN MENU (2
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To enable or disable the selected input, for automatic operation, press F1 (see Page 74
Input Spans for Automatic Operation).
To delete a programmed sweep span from memory:
1. Display the sweep span list using the SWEEP/ANALYZE button and the RECALL
button (if not already in the Sweep Mode).
2. Use the rotary dial or the UP/DOWN buttons to select the desired sweep span.
3. Press F2 (labeled DELETE).
4. Press F1 to confirm the deletion.
To edit an individual sweep span:
1. Display the sweep span list using the SWEEP/ANALYZE button and the RECALL
button (if not already in the Sweep Mode).
2. Press F1 to turn an individual span off.
3. Press F2 to delete an individual span, followed by pressing F1 to confirm the
deletion.
4. Press F3 to toggle the Attenuator setting for an individual span.
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