Setting Offsets; Setting Channel Offsets; Setting Display Offsets - HP EPM-441A User Manual

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Power Meter Operation

Setting Offsets

Setting Offsets

Setting Channel Offsets

The power meter can be configured to compensate for a signal loss or gain
in your test setup (for example, to compensate for the loss of a 10 dB
attenuator). This gain or loss, referred to as a channel offset, is added to
the measured power before the result is displayed.
Offsets are entered in dB. The allowable range of values is -100 dB to
+100 dB. A positive value compensates for a loss, and a negative value
compensates for a gain.
If either a channel or a display offset is set then "Ofs" is displayed.
To enter a channel offset which compensates for a loss or gain:
System
1. Press
.
Inputs
2. Press
Input Settings
3. Press
,
Offset
More
in a pop up window. Modify this offset (see below) as desired.
Use
or
currently positioned.
Use
or
4. To confirm your choice press
5.
Offset Off On
entered using
Offset
Channel offsets can be disabled and re-enabled simply by pressing
.
Offset Off On

Setting Display Offsets

The display offset function provides a method for entering display offset
values.
If either a channel or a display offset is set then "Ofs" is displayed.
To enter a display offset on the currently selected window:
Rel
1. Press
,
Offset
Offset
2-24
.
. The power meter displays the offset value
to modify the digit on which the cursor is
to move to other digits.
dB
.
is automatically set to "On" when a value is
.
.
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