To View And Change Display State Definitions - Agilent Technologies 89410A Operator's Manual

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Analyzing Digitally Demodulated Signals (Options AYA and AYH)

To view and change display state definitions

This task shows you how to view and change the state definitions
corresponding to the detection decision points (symbol locations). You can
view and change state definitions for most modulation formats. This task
is a continuation of the previous task.
1.
Examine the current state definitions:
Press [
], [
Instrument Mode
Pre ss [
], [
demod format
Pressing [
display state definitions
selected demodulation format. To see the state definitions for a different
demodulation format, select the demodulation format, then press
[
]. If the selected demodulation format doesn't require
display state definitions
state definitions (such as MSK or pi/4 DQPSK), pressing [
does nothing.
2.
Recall new state definitions:
Insert the Signals Disk in the analyzer's disk drive.
Press [
], [
Save/Recall
catalog on]
Rotate the knob to highlight STATES.TXT
], [
Press [recall more
recall sync/state defs
3.
Examine the new state definitions:
Press [
], [
Instrument Mode
Press [
], [
demod format
To learn how to create your own state definitions, see the "STAT_DEF" file
on the Signals Disk. This file contains instructions and sample state
definitions for all modulation formats that have modifiable state definitions.
You can edit the file with any ASCII editor or with the IBASIC editor (if
you have the IBASIC option installed).
"STATES.TXT" file on the Signals Disk, which was created by modifying
and saving a portion of the "STAT_DEF" file.
10 - 10
]
demodulation setup
].
display state definitions
] displays the state definitions for the currently
], [
].
enter
]
demodulation setup
].
display state definitions
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display state definitions

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