CMU Measurement Control 
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Configuration  
of measurements 
A  Configuration popup menu offering specific settings is assigned to most 
measurement groups (see e.g. the Power and Spectrum measurements in the 
RF function group and the Multitone measurement in the Audio function group). 
The Configuration menu also provides general parameters that can be defined 
independently in many measurement groups: 
•  The repetition mode, the stop condition, the statistic count and the display 
mode for the measurement (Control) 
•  Tolerances for the measured quantities (Limits, Limit Lines) 
These settings are explained in more detail below (see section General Settings 
on page 3.18 ff.). For a detailed explanation refer to the manuals for network 
tests listed before tabbed divider no. 1. 
 
 
 
Measurement Groups 
Measurement results are indicated in two different ways: 
•  Discrete values and parameters are displayed in output fields, lists and tables. In remote control, 
these results are referred to as scalars.  
•  Measurement curves (traces) are displayed in a Cartesian coordinate system, the time, frequency 
or another continuous parameter forming the x-axis scale. Power results are usually plotted in 
semi-logarithmic diagrams. Relatively small sets of test points are generally viewed in a bar graph. 
In remote control, results of this type are referred to as arrays. 
While the measurement is running in repetition mode continuous (see page 3.18), the indicated results 
are constantly updated. Each function group and measurement mode comprises a particular selection 
of measurement groups. The measurement groups belonging to function group RF (Non Signalling) 
and Audio (with option CMU-B41) are shown in the following tables.  
 
Table 3-4  Measurements in function group RF (Non Signalling) 
Menu   Function 
Analyzer/Generator 
Shows the settings for the signals generated and analyzed by the instrument, the generator 
status, and the state of the RF analysis. Moreover the current analyzer power is indicated. 
Power 
Shows the trace of the measured RF power in oscillographic representation, i.e. as a 
function of time. The maximum level and frequency of the input signal is indicated in 
addition. Single points of the trace may be evaluated using graphical tools (markers, D-
Line). 
Spectrum 
Shows the trace of the measured RF power in spectral representation, i.e. as a function of 
the frequency. Parameters of the measurement are indicated in addition. Single points of 
the trace may be evaluated using graphical tools (markers, D-Line).