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Threshold Settings button opens a new page
that allows you to set Return Loss thresholds
for the transmission.
Select Graph button changes to Graph
Selected when pressed and opens a new
selection of function keys which allow you to
maneuver the graph as follows:
o
Cursor - press the left/right arrow keys
to decrease/increase the values by
moving the cursor. Press and hold the
left/right arrow keys to accelerate the
cursor. Press
place it in the middle of the current x-axis
limits.
o
Zoom references the middle of the x/y
axis and not the cursor position. Press
the arrow keys as follows:
Right = x-axis zoom in.
Left = x-axis zoom out.
Up = y-axis zoom in.
Down = y-axis zoom out.
o
Pan - use left/right arrow keys to pan the
x-axis and the up/down arrow keys to
pan the y-axis.
o
1:1 resets the x-axis and y-axis limits to
full scale.
o
Return To Test removes these function
keys and displays the Detection page.
Result displays the pass/fail status and a
graph of the Return Loss Sweep compared to
Marginal results. If the measurement is
greater/less than the marginal test threshold,
represented by a horizontal red line, the status
is fail. Otherwise, the status is pass.
Test Status displays the current state of
measurement or an error message.
To select the parameter values:
1. Press the up/down arrow keys to highlight the
desired parameter.
2. Press the left/right arrow keys to view and
select the options.
OR
3. Press
on a value to open a list box of
options.
4. Press
to confirm the value.
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6100-Cu Multifunction Copper Tester Operation Manual
Sweep Threshold Settings
The Return Loss Sweep Threshold Settings page is
similar to the Single Frequency test and allows you to
set the Loss Threshold for each pair.
In addition, you can select Mask as a threshold and
view the Mask Tolerance. The threshold is a
programmable value you can use as an on-screen
indicator in each test when a measured value is too
high or too low.
Type is the threshold limit for each pair.
Selecting Minimum or Maximum acts as the
single point P/F threshold flat mask while
selecting Mask provides a shaped mask as
threshold. When Mask is selected, it will be
used as pass/fail criteria next time the test is
run, and Loss Threshold becomes read-only.
Enabled is a flag to use the Return Loss
threshold: either Yes or No. For example,
setting the threshold Enabled to No will disable
pass/fail threshold.
Mask Tolerance is a fixed value representing
a marginal pass area on the graph shown in
yellow.
To set threshold values:
1. Press the up/down arrow keys to highlight the
desired parameter.
2. Press the left/right arrow keys to view and
select the options.
OR
3. Press
on a value to open a list box of
options or the alphanumeric editor screen and
use the navigation keys to scroll through.
4. Press
to confirm the value.
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