Rohde & Schwarz SMB100A - Legend of Front-Panel Controls

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Working with the File Manager dialog
1. Accessing the "File Manager" dialog (see "Accessing files with user data"
on page 84).
2. Navigating in the "File Manager" dialog.
Operation is very similar to the operation of a standard Windows explorer.
3. Moving, duplicating, deleting or renaming files
To move a file, select the file and press the "Cut" button. Mark the directory to
which the file is to be moved and select the "Paste" button. If the target directory
already contains a file with the same name, a confirmation query is displayed to
confirm overwriting of this file.
Perform the similar steps and cut/copy/rename/delete the file.
Tip: The operation corresponds to the Windows concept.
4. Creating a new directory
Mark drive or directory level where the new directory is to be created, select the
"Create New Directory" button and enter the name of the new directory in the entry
window that opens. Confirm with [ENTER].
Extensions for user files
The following table lists all available file extensions for user files. The currently availa-
ble files on the instrument depend on the installed options.
Table 8-2: List of the automatically assigned file extensions in the instrument
Function List type Contents File suffix
Instrument State Settings Instrument settings
*.savrcltxt
"User Correction" List User-defined level correction values
*.uco
Export Data *.txt or *.csv
"List Mode" List User-defined frequency/level value pairs
*.lsw
Export Data *.txt or *.csv
"Pulse Train List" User-defined offtime/ontime/repetition values
*.pulstrn
SMZ Settings Settings Data (firmware) of a connected SMZ frequency
multiplier
*.efmfirm
NRP Settings Settings NRP Settings
*.nrp
8.1.9 Legend of Front-Panel Controls
The following table lists all key functions available on the front panel. Key combinations
used on the PC keyboard to trigger key functions on the instrument front panel are also
described. Keyboard labels are described in alphabetical order.
In addition, a front panel key emulation and an on-screen keyboard can be used for
manual operation by mouse only.
Manual Operation