Continue Calibration; Cancel Calibration - Agilent Technologies PSA Series User Manual

On completion of the Open Calibration, you are directed through performing a coaxial short calibration.
Once an Open Calibration has been completed the Short Calibration Form (see
Calibration Form,") is displayed and the softkey menu displays a softkey labeled 'Continue' and a softkey
labeled 'Cancel'. The form shows a diagrammatic representation of how to connect the external source to
the spectrum analyzer to perform the calibration. At this stage you can choose to either complete the
Open/Short Calibration by pressing the 'Done CAL' softkey or cancel the Open/Short Calibration by
pressing the 'Cancel' softkey.
The Open/Short Calibration can be canceled at any time by pressing the 'Cancel' softkey. If you cancel the
Open/Short Calibration at any point, previously stored calibration data will not be overwritten.

4.6.1 Continue Calibration

Mode:
Key Path:
Dependencies and
Couplings:
Remote Command
Notes:

4.6.2 Cancel Calibration

Mode:
Key Path:
Chapter 4
Spectrum Analysis
Source, Open/Short CAL
Parameter is disabled if active mode is not Spectrum Analyzer
or a connection has not been established at the specified IP
address.
When the Open/Short CAL immediate action key is pressed the
Open CAL Form is displayed and a continue softkey displayed
on the menu. On completion of the Open CAL the Short CAL
form is displayed with the continue softkey again displayed.
Once the Open CAL and Short CAL have been completed the
'Done CAL' softkey is displayed and the calibration can then be
completed by pressing this softkey
The Open/Short CAL can be canceled at any time by pressing
the 'Cancel' softkey on the softkey menu. If you cancel the
Open/Short Calibration at any point, previously stored
calibration data will not be overwritten
The stored open and short calibration data is cleared on a
preset.
No SCPI. Front Panel only.
Spectrum Analysis
Source, Open/Short CAL
Source Key and Programming Commands
Open/Short CAL
Figure 4-4, "Short
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