Agilent Technologies 8719D User Manual page 494

run when the 'b.0. ~~~~~. command is executed. This
command prompts the operator to select a destination
sequence position.
and turns error correction on.
finishes two-port calibration (after all standards are measured)
and turns error correction on.
finishes response and isolation calibration (after all standards
are measured) and turns error correction on.
finishes response calibration (after all standards are measured)
and turns error correction on.
terminates the sequencing edit mode.
measured) and turns error correction on.
sets the analyzer's source higher than the analyzer's receiver
for making measurements in frequency offset mode.
activates a sub-menu of [Dirplad, which allows you to enable the
auxiliary channels and cor@ure multiple-channel displays.
duplicates a sequence currently in memory into a different
Follow the prompts on the analyzer screen. This command does
not affect the original sequence.
Power meter calibration occurs on each sweep. Each
measurement point is measured by the power meter, which
provides the analyzer
analyzer corrects the power level at that point. The number
of measurement/correction iterations performed on each
This measurement mode sweeps slowly, especially when the
measured power is low. Low power levels require more time for
the power meter to settle. The power meter correction table in
memory is updated after each sweep. This table can be read or
changed via HP-IB.
displays a table of limit segments on the LCD, superimposed on
the trace. The edit limits menu is presented so that limits can
be dellned or changed. It is not necessary for limit lines or limit
testing to be on while limits are dellned.
presents the edit list menu. This is used in conjunction with
the edit subsweep menu to del3ne or modify the frequency
sweep list. The list frequency sweep mode is selected with the
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with the
actual power reading. The
Key Definitions 3-13