Conventions Used For Hardkeys, Softkeys, And Menu Items - Keysight N5224B Series Service Manual

Troubleshooting
Information in This Chapter
Section Title
Instrument Block Diagrams
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"Instrument Simplified Block
Diagrams – LFE" on page 56
Non-LFE Block Diagrams:
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
2-Port (Sheet 1), Non-LFE and
Non-DDS (Version 6
Synthesizers)" on page 62
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
2-Port (Sheet 2), LFE and
Non-DDS (Version 6
Synthesizers)" on page 64
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
2-Port (Sheet 3), Non-LFE and
DDS (Version 7 Synthesizer
Assemblies)" on page 66
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
2-Port (Sheet 4), LFE and DDS
(Version 7 Synthesizer
Assemblies)" on page 68
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
4-Port (Sheet 5), Non-LFE and
Non-DDS (Version 6
Synthesizers)" on page 70
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
4-Port (Sheet 6), LFE and
Non-DDS (Version 6
Synthesizers)" on page 72
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
4-Port (Sheet 7), Non-LFE and
DDS (Version 7 Synthesizer
Assemblies)" on page 74
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"Instrument Block Diagrams –
4-Port (Sheet 8), LFE and DDS
(Version 7 Synthesizer
Assemblies)" on page 76

Conventions Used for Hardkeys, Softkeys, and Menu Items

The following conventions are used in this document:
Hardkey
Tab
Keysight N5224B/25B Service Guide
Summary of Content
Block diagrams for the analyzer including all options.
This represents a "hardkey", a key that is physically located on the instrument.
This represents a "tab", whose label is determined by the instrument firmware.
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