Agilent Technologies X Series Manual page 401

extracted from data supplied with the mixer or from manual measurements you make to determine the
conversion loss. Note that the correction applied by the Correction tables is global to the analyzer;
therefore you should make sure to turn off the External Mixer corrections when you are not using the
External Mixer input.
Key Path
State Saved
Readback Text
Initial S/W Revision
The External Mixer Setup screen looks like this
The current Mixer selection (the current or most recently connected USB Mixer, or the most recent
Mixer Preset, or "Custom" if the user has modified the setup) reads out at the top of this screen.
The Harmonic Table currently being used reads out below the Mixer Selection. It shows each range
being used for the current mixer. Note that a band may be made up of up to 3 ranges. Each range
represents a choice of mixer harmonic and doubler state. When you select a Mixer Preset, it sets the
analyzer Start and Stop frequency to the values shown in the Harmonic Table; Start Freq is set to the Min
Freq for the bottom range, and Stop Freq is set to the Max Freq for the top range. In many cases you can
Input/Output, External Mixer
All settings in the Mixer Setup are part of the Input/Output system, and hence
are saved whenever State is saved.
The readback line on this key shows the currently selected mixer, in square
brackets.
A.08.01
Input/Output
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