Main Menu; Using Menus - Anritsu Field Master Pro MS2090A Measurement Manual

2-3 Main Menu

2-3 Main Menu
The main menu is the primary access point for all instrument controls and measurement selections. The main
function for each main menu button is described below.
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Figure 2-4. Main Menu

Using Menus

Instrument setup, control, and measurement functions are performed through the use of menus. Menu
behaviors are summarized below:
• Pressing a main menu button opens an associated menu.
• The name of the button pressed in the main menu is reflected in the title bar of the resulting menu.
• Menu buttons can change for various measurement settings, instrument setup parameters, and
measurement views.
• Pressing the corresponding main menu button for a menu closes the menu.
• Touching status data, a parameter field, or label in the display area opens the corresponding menu and
the associated keypad for editing that parameter setting.
• Pressing Accept, Cancel, or the X in the upper right corner closes the menu or keypad.
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FREQ SPAN: Contains all frequency control settings such as center frequency, start and
stop frequency, span, frequency offset, and frequency step. Refer to
Frequency Parameters".
AMPLITUDE: Provides access to all amplitude-related settings including reference level,
graticule scale, and attenuator/preamp settings. Refer to
Parameters".
BANDWIDTH: Provides access to resolution and video bandwidth settings and Auto
ratios, and sets the bandwidth filter types. Refer to
Parameters".
TRACE: Provides trace/cursor and detection-related controls to set trace/cursor
behaviors, presets, and access to the trace/detector settings table. Refer to
Section 3-7 "Setting Trace
SWEEP: Provides controls for sweep behaviors, number of measurement points, and
gated sweep settings (Option 90). Refer to
MARKER: Used to enable and set all marker-related parameters and provides access to
the marker table. Refer to
LIMIT: Provides controls for setting up limit lines and limit alarms. Refer to
Section 3-10 "Setting Up Limit
TRIGGER: Controls the trigger source, delay and holdoff, and trigger slope settings.
Refer to Section 3-11 "Setting Up
MEASURE: Used to select measurements such as spectrum, channel power, occupied
bandwidth, adjacent channel power, spectral emissions mask, and opens the
spectrogram. Refer to Section 3-12 "Setting Up Advanced
SETUP: Measurement controls for setting up advanced measurements. Refer to
Up Advanced Measurements" on page
PRESET: Opens the PRESET menu with selective trace, marker, limits, and
measurement preset commands, or an all inclusive analyzer preset command. Refer to
Section 3-22 "Presetting the
FILE: Used to save and recall instrument setups and measurements, limit lines, and
screen images. Also provides access to save on event controls. Refer to
on page 3-96.
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Parameters".
Section 3-8 "Setting Sweep
Section 3-9 "Setting Up
Lines".
Triggering".
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Analyzer".
Spectrum Analyzer Overview
Section 3-3 "Setting
Section 3-4 "Setting Amplitude
Section 3-4 "Setting Amplitude
Parameters".
Markers".
Measurements".
"FILE Menu"
Spectrum Analyzer MG
"Setting