Agilent Technologies 8560E User Manual page 271

RECALL STATE
State registers 8 and 9 are used to store normalization traces. Refer to
NOTE
tracking-generator calibration softkey descriptions in this chapter for
more information.
RECALL THRU
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The data in this table is sufficient for virtually all
applications, because this is the table that allows the
spectrum analyzer to meet its published
specifications.
3. User Data Table is the current data table that was
saved last and is recalled using the RECALL PRSEL
PK softkey. The same user data table is used to store
either internal or external preselector data. The
preselector data saved depends on the current mode
(internal or external). Therefore, when in external
mixer mode and internal preselector data was
previously saved, recalling the user data table will
cause an ERR 704 PRESELCT error message. ERR 704
also occurs if internal mixer mode and external
preselector data is recalled.
Front-panel key access:
Displays a menu of 10 registers from which the stored
instrument states can be recalled and displayed on the
spectrum analyzer screen. The recall-state registers
appear on two menus: STATE 0 through STATE 4 on
the first page, and STATE 5 through STATE 9 on the
second page. To recall the data, press the softkey next
to the desired register number, or enter the number
using the data keys. Terminate the entry with any
units ( , , and so on). If a recall-state register does
Hz kHz
not contain a previously-saved instrument state, the
NOT SAVED! message appears.
If a stored state has a title, the first sixteen characters
of the title are used as the softkey annotation for that
register. The register annotation appears in two rows of
eight characters each. For example, if the data
previously stored in register 0 has the title "Harmonic
Test," the softkey annotation STATE 0 is replaced with
the text Harmonic Test.
Front-panel key access:
Recalls the internally stored thru calibration trace into
trace B. The instrument state is also set to the stored
thru state.
Front-panel key access:
Key Function Descriptions
Key Descriptions
RECALL
RECALL
AUX CTRL
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