Setting Up And Making A Measurement; Making The Initial Signal Connection; Using Analyzer Mode And Measurement Presets - Keysight X Series Manual

Making WLAN Measurements

Setting Up and Making a Measurement

Setting Up and Making a Measurement

Making the Initial Signal Connection

Before connecting a signal to the analyzer, make sure the analyzer can
safely accept the signal level provided. The signal level limits are marked
next to the RF Input connectors on the front panel.
Connect the RF output of the device under test (DUT), which generates WLAN
signals, to the signal analyzer RF input port as shown in
Setup" on page
Figure 2-1 WLAN Measurement Setup
If it is available, for time alignment, it is recommended to connect external
reference output of the DUT to the external reference input of the analyzer
and the trigger output of the DUT to the trigger input of the analyzer.
See the Input Key menu for details on selecting input ports, and the AMPTD Y
Scale menu, for details on setting internal attenuation to prevent overloading
the analyzer.

Using Analyzer Mode and Measurement Presets

To set your current measurement mode to a known factory default state, press
Mode Preset. This initializes the analyzer by returning the mode setup and all
of the measurement setups in the mode to the factory default parameters.
To preset the parameters that are specific to an active, selected measurement,
press Meas Setup, Meas Preset. This returns all the measurement setup
parameters to the factory defaults, but only for the currently selected
measurement.
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