Rohde & Schwarz SMU200A - Winbar and Softkeys

Manual Operation
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SMU200A
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The signal flow is configured in the individual menus. User interfaces are configured in:
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the "Setup > USER Marker /AUX I/O Settings" dialog and
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the "Setup > Global Trigger/Clock/External Inputs" dialog.
4.2.5 Winbar and Softkeys
The "Winbar" with eight buttons is displayed below the block diagram. Labelled buttons
represent open menus, the label indicates the menu. If several menus are open, the
button of the currently active menu is displayed in a lighter colour. The buttons also assign
functions to the softkeys of the next lower level for front-panel operation. Up to eight
menus may be open simultaneously. When the ninth menu is opened, the menu that was
opened first is automatically closed.
Some menus, e.g. data and list editor menus, cover the "Winbar" and assign menu-spe-
cific functions to the front-panel softkeys by way of the menu buttons.
Any of the open menus can be activated either with the respective button in the "Win-
bar" or the front-panel softkey. In combination with the keys for menu operation
(CLOSE (ESC), HIDE (CTRL+H) and REARR (CRTL+A)), convenient menu operation
can be ensured.
Working with menus and dialog boxes is described in chapter 4.3, "Accessing Dialogs",
on page 96.
4.2.6 Structure of the Dialogs
The parameters are set in the menus. Menus are accessed either via the function blocks
in the diagram or by means of the MENU (CTRL+M) key. The menus are displayed on
top of the block diagram. If the menu buttons assign menu-specific functions to the soft-
keys, the "Winbar" is hidden.
Working with menus and dialog boxes is described in chapter 4.3, "Accessing Dialogs",
on page 96; the setting of parameters in chapter 4.4, "Setting Parameters",
on page 98.
The menus are in Windows format. The menu differ in details depending on their function
but they consist of the same main elements. Each menu consists of a menu header and
one or more menu areas with various fields for setting parameters.
The header line contains the name of the menu and the buttons for minimizing and closing
the menu. To operate the buttons, use the mouse or the front key keys HIDE (CTRL+H)
and CLOSE (ESC).
Several fields of associated but separately set parameters can be organized in a menu
area. The menu area is framed and labelled with the function common to all parameters
(e.g. Impairments).
Display