Getting started
R&S
®
LCX Series
21User Manual 1179.2260.02 ─ 02
e) Replace the fuse by a fuse of the specified type.
A label next to the fuse holder also indicates the fuse type and its characteris-
tics.
f) Note: The protruding contact springs must not be deformed. Align the fuse
holder with the guide bar facing the socket.
Carefully slide the fuse holder against the spring pressure into the slot until the
plastic lock latches.
Connecting to power
To connect the instrument to the mains:
1. Check the available supply voltage.
The mains voltage must be within the voltage range as denoted on the instrument.
The label is at the rear panel, on the left of the "AC power" connector and power
switch.
The power supply module covers a wide power supply range and normally does
not require adjustment.
2. If the power supply exceeds the permissible range, contact Rohde & Schwarz cus-
tomer service.
3.
If necessary, ground the instrument using the grounding connection
.
A ground connector socket is at the front panel to connect a ground cable with a
banana plug.
As an alternative, a ground terminal at the rear panel enables you to connect a
ground cable firmly with a screw:
a) At the rear panel, unscrew the screw of the ground terminal using a cross-
recess screw driver.
b) Attach a ground cable with a ring terminal and pass the screw through it.
c) Fasten the screw.
d) Connect the cable to ground.
4. Plug the AC power cable into the "AC power" connector.
The power supply switch connector is at the rear panel. Only use the power cable
delivered with the R&S LCX.
5. Plug the AC power cable into a power outlet with ground contact.
The required ratings are listed next to the AC connector and in the data sheet.
4.1.7 Connecting to LAN
Establishing the LAN connection
The R&S LCX provides Ethernet (LAN) connectivity. Provided the corresponding rights
are assigned, you can use these interfaces for remote control and data transfer from a
controller PC. The controller PC must also be connected in the network.
The "LAN" connector is at the rear panel.
Preparing for use
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