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In addition to these operations, the analyzer can he preset to any of
16 setups.
The following describes how to preset the analyzer.
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Preset
40)
Preset is a facility that enables to store various setups for
measurements and to recall them with simple keystrokes.
The
following are the basic procedure.
Basic procedure for storing
a.
To set up a required state, do normal operations for
individual functions.
b.
Press the STO
(WRITE) key of the MODE select keys
(22) ; this will cause- the blinking of two keys £a"J
and
(Tj.
c.
Specify a preset address with a pair of keys
(example:
[e] [Tj)
-
Keys [~a] and
[T]
go off and the
specified keys begin to blink.
d.
Press the STO
(WRITE) key.
The specified two keys
stop blinking and remain lit.
This implies the
setup has been stored.
Basic procedure for recalling
Press the RCL key of the MODE select keys
(22) ;
two
keys.
Fa"
and
[T]
will be lit.
The contents stored
at address
HQ
are recalled.
Press the keys for a specific address
(example:
pjTj)
.
The selected two keys light, then the
contents at that address are recalled.
41) Data on the following items can be stored:
a.
Frequency range
... Both the oscillator frequency range and the
fundamental frequency range for the
distortion measurement
b.
Frequency .Both the oscillator.frequency and. the
fundamental frequency for the distortion
measurement
c.
Output amplitude of the oscillator
d.
Display of the oscillator
(frequency or amplitude)
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