Keysight Technologies C Series User Manual page 288

RTSA (Real-time Spectrum Analyzer) Mode—Option 350
Record/Playback (RTSA Option)
—
Recording Configuration
To change Recording Configuration settings:
1. Press Trace 6 >
2. Press
3. Press
4. Then choose from the following:
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the rotary knob. Active when playback is paused. Learn more in
About State and User Tags in
page 285.
— Playback Trace
continue playback from a specific trace, or scroll through traces
manually. Enter a value between 1 and the total number of traces
using the numeric keypad,
Stop
Immediately stops playback. Then choose from the following:
Play
— Start playback from trace 1.
— Record Resume recording from the last recorded trace.
Record Playback Setup
—
Configuration settings or Close the session.
Record Playback
New Session or
Recording Configuration
— Record Time
Sets the amount of time to record traces. Default is
MAX, which is to record indefinitely. Enter a value between 1s and 1
Ms (million) seconds using the numeric keypad,
rotary knob. When set, a timer appears during recording in the
lower-left corner which counts DOWN from the specified time.
— Record Source
the FieldFox data flow, data is recorded. Learn more in
Source" on page
— First Active Trace
selects the first active trace (1,2, 3 or 4) (i.e., any state
other than View or Blank).
— Trace 1,2,3,4
in its current state.
— Record Interval
trace recordings. Default is MIN, which is to wait 0 seconds (record
traces as fast as possible). Enter a value in seconds between 0 (no
delay) and 10,000 seconds - about 3 hrs) using the numeric keypad,
arrows, or the rotary knob.
"About State and User Tags" on
Activated automatically when Paused. Allows you to
arrows, or the rotary knob.
Return to the setup menu to change
Recall an existing session.
Determines which trace is recorded. Sets where, in
289. Choose from the following:
(Default) This setting automatically
Records data from the corresponding trace
Sets the amount of time to wait between individual
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arrows, or the
"Record