Rohde & Schwarz SMBV100A - General Configuration of Instrument - Setup Key

Instrument Function
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SMBV100A
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"RF level" RF output switched off
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"Offsets" = 0
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"Modulations State" = Off
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Uninterrupted level settings are switched off
"Level Attenuator Mode" = AUTO
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Internal level control "Level ALC" = AUTO
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User correction "Level Ucor" = OFF
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"LF output State" = Off
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"Sweep State" = Off
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"List mode State" = Off
Settings that are not affected by the PRESET key
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Reference frequency settings ("Ref Oscillator" menu)
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Power on settings ("Level/EMF" menu)
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Network settings ("Setup" menu)
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GPIB address ("Setup" menu)
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*IDN? Identification and emulation ("Setup" menu)
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Password and settings protected by passwords ("Setup" menu)
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Start/Stop Display Update ("Setup" menu)
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Display and keyboard settings ("Setup" menu)
Remote command:
*RST on page 507
5.2.3 General Configuration of Instrument - Setup Key
The "Setup" menu provides access to basic instrument settings, regardless of the cur-
rently set operating mode or measurement. It contains information on the insstrument's
equipment, and comprises all settings for the general configuration of the instrument
and its interfaces.
To access the "Setup" menu, press the SETUP key.
The "Setup" menu is divided into functional sections as follows:
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"System": covers general instrument parameters.
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"Test": used to perform function tests.
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"Environment": used to configure the controller interfaces.
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"Remote": used to configure the remote control interfaces.
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"Protection": used to set the protection level for service functions and security set-
tings.
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"Settings": used to save or recall instrument settings or to preset the instrument to
factory settings.
Most submenus of this key can be accessed only via the SETUP key or the menu tree
( MENU key), with the following exceptions:
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The "Reference Oscillator" dialog can also be accessed in the "RF" block and is
therefore described in the section on this block (see Chapter 5.5.4, "Reference
Oscillator", on page 213).
General Instrument Settings