Agilent Technologies 8719D User Manual page 669

reflection response in time domain, 2-83
register contents, 4-33
register data retention, 4-33
relative marker mode, 2-20
relative velocity factor
adjusting of, 6-121
relative velocity for time domain, 2-85
remote control, 11-16
remote enable (REN) control line, 11-18
remote/local capability (RLl), 1 l-20
remote operation (R), 11-21
remote programming specifications, 7-23
renaming a file, 4-42
REN (remote enable) control line, 11-18
repeatability
connector, 5-2
repetitive attenuator switching, allowing,
6-21
re-save a fiIe, 4-41
reset plotting parameters to default values,
4-16
reset printing parameters, 4-6
resolution
time domain, 6-133
response and isolation calibration, 6-79
response calibration, 6-79
response error-correction for reflection
measurements, 5-9
response error-correction for transmission
measurements, 5- 11
response function, 6-27-52
restartii a calibration, 6-81
results of measurement
saving, 4-36
retention of memory data, 4-33
reverse isolation and gain measurement,
2 - 5 6
reviewing the Iimit line segments, 2-50
RF feedthrough, 3-35
RF, how defined for mixers, 3-2
RF IN/OUT, l-11
R+jX MKR, 2-25
RPG knob, 6-11
R (remote operation), 11-21
rules for code naming, 11-23
running a Iimit test, 2-50
running a sequence, 2-67
S
sample-and-sweep correction mode, 5-38
sampler/IF correction, 6-5
save a data trace to the display memory, 2-6
saving a fiIe, 4-33
saving a user kit, 5-30
saving measurement results including
calibration, 4-36
saving, places where you can, 4-33
saving, printing, and plotting, 4-l
saving to a computer, 4-34
saving user kit to disk, 5-30
scale,
6-7
searching for values with markers, 2-30
bandwidth, 2-31
maximum amplitude, 2-30
minimum amplitude, 2-30
target amplitude, 2-30
tracking amplitude, 2-32
segment deleting, 2-49
segment menu, 6-24
selecting calibration kits, 6-81
sensor calibration data, 5-36
sequence
size of, 6-141
using HP-IB, 6-146
sequence creation, 2-66
sequence of measurement, 2-3
sequencing
autostarting, 6-141
cascading multiple sequences, 2-73
changing the sequence title, 2-70
clearing a sequence from memory, 2-69
command information, 6-140
concepts, 6-140-146
decision making functions, 6-144
deleting commands, 2-68
editing, 6-141
editing a sequence, 2-68
HP-GL commands, 6-145
inserting a command, 2-68
Iimit test sequence, 2-77
loading a sequence from disk, 2-72
loop counter sequence, 2-74
menu, 6-142
modifying a command, 2-69
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