HP 8719ET Reference Manual page 177

Hardkey/Softkey Reference
Analyzer Functions
S22B
S22C
S22 REFL SHORT
SAMPLR COR on OFF
SAVE COLORS
Save/Recall
SAVE USER KIT
SAVE USING ASCII
SAVE USING BINARY
SCALE/DIV
SCALE PLOT [ ]
SCALE PLOT [FULL]
SCALE PLOT [GRAT]
5-50
is used to enter the standard numbers for the second class
required for an S 1-port calibration. (For default cal kits,
22
this is the short.)
is used to enter the standard numbers for the third class
required for an S 1-port calibration. (For default kits,
22
this is the load.)
measures the short circuit TRL/LRM calibration data for
PORT 2.
selects whether sampler correction is on or off.
saves the modified version of the color set.
provides access to all the menus used for saving and
recalling instrument states in internal memory and for
storing to, or loading from the internal or external disk.
This includes the menus used to define titles for internal
registers and external disk files, to define the content of
disk files, to initialize disks for storage, and to clear data
from the registers or purge files from disk.
stores the user-modified or user-defined kit into memory,
after it has been modified.
selects ASCII format for data storage to disk.
selects binary format for data storage.
changes the response value scale per division of the
displayed trace. In polar and Smith chart formats, this
refers to the full scale value at the outer circumference,
and is identical to reference value.
toggles between two selections for plot scale, FULL and
GRAT.
is the normal scale selection for plotting on blank paper. It
includes space for all display annotations such as marker
values, stimulus values, etc. The entire display fits within
the user-defined boundaries of P1 and P2 on the plotter,
while maintaining the exact same aspect ratio as the
display.
expands or reduces the horizontal and vertical scale so
that the lower left and upper right graticule corners
exactly correspond to the user-defined P1 and P2 scaling
points on the plotter. This is convenient for plotting on
preprinted rectangular or polar forms (for example, on a
Smith Chart).