Rohde & Schwarz SMW200A - Trigger Marker Clock and RF Connectors

General Instrument Functions
R&S
®
SMW200A
663User Manual 1175.6632.02 ─ 16
The Table 11-2 gives an overview of the signals that can be applied and output at the
T/M/C connectors.
Table 11-2: Mapping control signals to the local T/M/C connectors
Connector
shared between
"Baseband
A/C"
Connector
shared between
"Baseband B/D"
Direction Assigned Signal
T/M/C 1 T/M/C 4 Input "Trigger"
"Clock"
T/M 2 T/M 5 Input "Data"
T/M 2,3 T/M 5,6 Input "Trigger"
T/M 3 T/M 6 Input "Feedback"
T/M/(C) 1,2,3 T/M/(C) 4,5,6 Output
"Baseband <BB> Marker 1/2/3"
1)
"Symbol Clock <BB>"
1)
"Lev Att <BB>"
1)
"Burst Gate <BB>"
1)
"Hop <BB>"
1)
"CW/Mod <BB>"
1)
"Triggered <BB>"
1)
1)
where:
●
<BB> = A/C or B/D
in "System Configuration > Baseband
Source > Separate"
●
<BB> is omitted
in "System Configuration > Baseband
Source > Coupled"
●
<BB> = 1/3 or 2/4
in "System Configuration > Baseband
Source > Coupled per Entity"
11.2.2.3 Trigger Marker Clock and RF Connectors
The Trigger Marker Clock Settings and RF Connectors Settings dialogs provide an
overview of the current mapping of the logical signals to the corresponding connectors.
The dialogs are summary representation of related settings, as configured with the
Global Connectors Settings and Local Connectors Settings settings.
11.2.2.4 Status Indicators
Connector status indication
A dedicated LED indicates the connector status:
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Green: an input connector
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Yellow: an output connector
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No light: the connector is not active
Configuring the Local and Global Connectors