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Hp References In This Manual1

About This Manual1

Safety Symbols3

Safety Summary4

Table Of Contents6

Manual Preface8

Operator's Introduction Contents13

Operator's Introduction16

Instrument Turn On16

Turn On And Power Up Self Tests16

The Preset State And The Preset Key17

Obtaining A Display18

Selecting A Display Format19

Reading The Display21

Selecting A Measurement Mode22

Narrow Band Mode23

Octave Band/Third Octave Band Analysis25

The Time Capture Mode27

External Sample28

Viewing The Setup Parameters29

Investigating The Signal With The Marker30

Absolute Marker Measurements30

Entering Values With Define Keys31

Entry With Mkr Value Key32

Entry Correction32

Define Keys That Accept Mkr Value Entries32

Relative Marker Measurement33

Special Marker Functions34

Adjusting The Display Area37

Adjusting The Display Span37

Frequency Spans, Resolution Time Record Length And Display Resolution39

Adjusting The Display Vertical Scale40

Processing Data41

Window Selection41

Special Averaging Features43

Using The Trigger44

Capturing Data - The Time Buffer45

Map Display Operations47

Perform Math Operations49

Math Function Softkeys50

Trace Math Applications52

Magnitude Transfer Function52

Phase Transfer Function53

Customizing The Isplay54

Changing The Display Units54

Entering Engineering Units57

The Alphanumeric Entry Menu58

Annotating The Display59

Plotting The Display60

Using A Plotter60

Plotter Set Up61

Plotter Line Types61

Plotting With A Printer62

Printer Set Up62

Ploting The Display62

Memory Operations63

Saving/Recalling A Front Panel Setup Without Bubble Memory63

Saving/Recalling A Front Panel Setup With Bubble Memory64

Saving/Recalling A Trace In Nonvolatile Memory M1 And M265

Saving/Recalling A Trace In Bubble Memory65

Saving/Recalling Maps With Bubble Memory66

Saving/Recalling The Time Buffer With Bubble Memory67

Bubble Memory Operation68

Bubble Memory Summary70

Special Functions71

The Noise Source71

Icp Current Source72

Manual Control Of Input Circuits72

Auto-Calibration73

Operational Test73

Operator's Reference Contents74

Operator's Reference76

Chapter Organization76

Measurement Group Keys And Indicators77

Frequency Spans, Resolution Time Record Length And Display78

Third Octave Mode Display Spans And Data Collection Times79

The Alphanumeric Entry85

Trig Group Keys And Indicators89

Numeric Entry Group Keys91

Hp-Ib Keys And Indicators92

Plotter Line Type93

Line Key Group94

Display Group Keys And Indicators95

Marker Group Keys105

Instr State Keys108

Preset State111

Input Group Keys And Indicators112

Rear Panel Connectors114

Hp-Ib Operation Contents117

Hp-Ib Operation120

Description Of The Hp-Ib120

Hp-Ib Capability121

Talk/Listen Addresses121

Hp-Ib Specification Summary121

Viewing The Hp-Ib Address122

Changing The Hp-Ib Address123

Selecting The Talk Only Mode123

Bus Messages123

Hp-Ib Control Commands124

Service Request126

The Status Word126

Masking The Status Word128

Hp-Ib Commands Contents130

Hp-Ib Commands134

Remote Front Panel Operation135

Command Syntax135

Setting The Hp-Ib Address136

Front Panel Key Detection/Control136

Numeric Listing Of Front Panel Key Codes137

Displaying Setup Parameters On The Crt138

Reading And Setting The Marker138

Alphabetic Listing Of Front Panel Key Codes138

Display Control139

Plot Control140

Displaying Menus And Hp-Ib Commands140

Reading And Masking The Status Word/Error Codes141

Status Word Definition141

Saving Or Restoring An Instrument Setup142

Sets The Srq Mask Using Srqm And Rsrq Commands142

Reading And Interpreting The Setup State145

Format Of Data Returned By Set Command145

Storage Formats For Real And Integer Data146

Reads And Interprets Setup State Data147

Identification149

Accessing Data From The Hp-3561A149

Ascii Data Transfers150

Data Formats For Traces And Buffers150

Binary Data Transfers151

Binary Data Format151

Reading Trace Data152

Reads And Calibrates A Time Trace153

Reading Data Headers154

Reads Data Headers From A Frequency Domain Trace155

Reads And Interprets The Header Contained In Trace Data156

Reads And Interprets The Header Contained In Buffer Data158

Reading From And Writing To The Time Buffer159

Reads From The Time Buffer Using Ltbb160

Writes To The Time Buffer Using Dtbb162

Hp-Ib Error Codes164

Hp-Ib Programming Summary166

Hp-Ib Only Command Summary175

Setup State Offset Bytes And Data Types184

Trace Header Data Offset Bytes And Data Types190

Buffer Header Offset Bytes And Data Types193

Installation Contents195

Installation198

Initial Inspection198

Power Requirements198

Line Voltage Ranges198

Switch Positions For Line Voltage Ranges And Fuse Selection199

Power Cable And Grounding Requirements200

Operating Environment201

Accessories Supplied201

Accessories Available202

Hp-Ib System Interface Connections203

Interfacing The Hp-Ib204

Storage And Shipment205

Quick Reference208

Front And Rear Panels211

Single Trace And Map Mode Display Format212

Dual Trace Display Format213

How To Interpret The Key Map214

Appendix Contents220

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