Getting Started
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SMW200A
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Legend Item Description
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12
13
14
Connector icons Represent the interfaces for signal input and output:
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Digital I/Q signal connector input (1)
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Analog I/Q signal connector input (9)
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RF signal connector output (12)
Icons vary depending on the frequency.
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Analog I/Q signal connector output (13)
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Digital I/Q signal connector output (14)
2
11
Control signal block Indicates information on the control signals like signal content,
input or output and provides quick access to the corresponding
configuration dialog.
A dedicated control block is displayed for each baseband block
(2) and each RF block (11).
3 Status indicator Indicates whether the signal is running or waiting for a trigger.
4 Functional block Represents a basic task in signal generation.
The push button provides access to any number of associated
actions to accomplish the task.
"On/Off" (checkbox) and the block label quickly activates the
basic task.
5
7
Graphics indicator Denotes that the signal is displayed graphically:
Baseband signal (5), stream signal (7)
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10
Signal lines (digital, analog) Show the currently configured signal flow:
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Thick lines represent the digital I/Q streams (6).
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Thin lines represent the analog signals (10).
8 Stream status indicators Show the status of a stream (On/Off)
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16
Stream indicators
Indicates the output streams that are routed to the correspond-
ing connectors, and the way the streams are internally pro-
cessed:
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Single
One stream mapped on the connector (15).
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Add
More than one stream is routed to a connector (16).
3.5.3.3 Taskbar
The "Taskbar" contains labeled softkeys and minimized views (thumbnails) of active
graphics and dialogs.
Initially, it shows the permanently assigned softkeys. The softkey with the sine wave
denotes that no signal is activated for graphical representation.
Figure 3-22: Taskbar in default state
Whenever you open a settings or graphics dialog, it is automatically assigned to the
"Taskbar". The softkeys shown in the following figure represent the variants.
Instrument Control
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