General Instrument Functions
R&S
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SMW200A
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Figure 12-2: The principle of the signal to connector mapping
To perform the signal to connector mapping, perform the following:
1. Verify the current connector configuration and mapping and if necessary (re)define
it.
2. Configure and enable the required signal, e.g. trigger, marker, clock signal.
3. Connect the configured connector, e.g. to the external instrument or device.
For a step-by-step description:
See Chapter 3.3.4, "Enabling and Configuring a Marker Signal", on page 63.
To find out the physical location of the connector on the front/rear panel of the
instrument
Proceed as follows:
1. Select T/M/C status LEDs or T/E/L/P/V status LEDs to open the "Trigger Marker
Clock" and the "RF Connectors" dialog.
2. For the corresponding connector, select the "Find" icon.
The "Find Connector" dialog opens and displays the physical location of the
selected connector on the front/rear panel of the instrument.
A blinking LED on the front/rear panel indicates the selected connector, too.
See also "Connector status LEDs" on page 718.
12.3 Organizing Frequently Used Settings as Favorites
The R&S SMW provides two possibilities to define frequently used settings and proce-
dures for later retrieval individually.
User menu and [USER] key
These two functions work similar to the favorites function of a browser or other pro-
grams. They allow you to create a list of frequently used actions or to group frequently
used settings in one dialog.
Organizing Frequently Used Settings as Favorites