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Anritsu Site Master MS2085A User Manual

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Site Master™ MS2085A/MS2089A
Handheld Cable and Antenna Analyzer and RF Spectrum Analyzer
Not all instrument models offer every option or every measurement within a given option. Refer to
Note
the Technical Data Sheet of your instrument for available options and supported measurements.
Anritsu Company
490 Jarvis Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037-2809
USA
Part Number: 10580-00499
Revision: A
Published: May 2024
Copyright 2024 Anritsu Company

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  • Page 1 Not all instrument models offer every option or every measurement within a given option. Refer to Note the Technical Data Sheet of your instrument for available options and supported measurements. Anritsu Company Part Number: 10580-00499 490 Jarvis Drive Revision: A Morgan Hill, CA 95037-2809 Published: May 2024 Copyright 2024 Anritsu Company...
  • Page 2 Anritsu Company. Export Management The Anritsu products identified herein and their respective manuals may require an Export License or approval by the government of the product country of origin for re-export from your country. Before you export these products or any of their manuals, please contact Anritsu Company to confirm whether or not these items are export-controlled.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contacting Anritsu for Sales and Service ........
  • Page 4 Table of Contents (Continued) 2-10 Settings Menu ............. 2-21 DISPLAY .
  • Page 5 Table of Contents (Continued) UDP Discovery Tool Firewall Settings ......... . A-24 System Override .
  • Page 6 Contents-4 PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 7: Chapter 1-General Information

    Remote programming is covered in the programming manual. Additionally, the Site Master offers Anritsu Remote and Report Tool™ (ARRT) software that replicates the instrument user interface on your PC screen and allows network connection to an instrument or the ability to recall data and perform on-screen measurement analysis without a connection to an instrument (refer to Appendix C, “ARRT...

  • Page 8: Additional Documentation

    MS2089A Channel Scanner Measurement Guide 10580-00505 MS2085A/89A Anritsu Report Tool User Guide For additional information and literature covering your product, visit the product page of your instrument and select the Library tab: https://www.anritsu.com/en-us/test-measurement/products/ms208xa For more information and literature on Vision Spectrum Monitoring Application Software visit the product page and select the Library tab: https://www.anritsu.com/en-us/test-measurement/products/mx280001a...

  • Page 9: Document Conventions

    General Information 1-2 Instrument Description Document Conventions The following conventions are used throughout the MS2085A/89A documentation set. Instrument Identification When identifying a frequency option for the MS2085A/89A, that option number is appended after the model number; example: MS2089A-0706. User Interface The MS2085A/89A user interface consists of menus, buttons, toolbars, and dialog boxes.

  • Page 10: Available Options

    Table 1-3. Supported Software Model Description MX280001A Vision™ Software MX280005A IQ Signal Master™ Vector Signal Analysis Software MX280007A Mobile InterferenceHunter™ Software ARRT Anritsu Remote and Report Tools PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 11: Instrument Care And Preventive Maintenance

    General Information 1-3 Instrument Care and Preventive Maintenance Instrument Care and Preventive Maintenance Instrument care and preventive maintenance consist of proper operation in a suitable environment, occasional cleaning of the instrument, and inspecting and cleaning the RF connectors and all accessories before use. Clean the instrument with a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with water or water and a mild cleaning solution.

  • Page 12: Esd Caution

    Calibration and Verification The Site Master comes fully calibrated from the factory and there are no field-adjustable components. Anritsu recommends annual calibration and performance verification by local Anritsu service centers. Accredited calibration to ISO17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z540-1 are available and can include a calibration certificate, test report, and uncertainty data.

  • Page 13: Chapter 2-Instrument Overview

    Chapter 2 — Instrument Overview Introduction This chapter provides an overview of the Anritsu MS2085A/89A Site Master. It describes the instrument hardware features, touch screen display, general system settings, GUI overview and instrument configurations, and the connector panels. Instrument Front Panel The Site Master uses an LCD touch screen for data input.

  • Page 14: Connector Panels

    2-3 Connector Panels Instrument Overview 1. LCD Touch Screen Display “Top Connector Panel” on page 2-2 3. Power Button 4. Speaker 5. Fan Ventilation Port 6. Battery Compartment Door (see “Replacing the Battery” on page 2-6) 7. Fan Figure 2-1. Front Panel Overview Connector Panels The MS2085A/89A Site Master uses the top connector panel to provide for all physical IO.
  • Page 15 Master”. 7. USB Interface – Type C: The Site Master MS2085A/89A has one Type C USB connector on the top panel. The USB Type-C port is used to connect the Site Master directly to a PC and provides a remote SCPI programming interface via USBTMC (USB Test and Measurement Class).

  • Page 16: Tilt Bail Stand

    2-4 Tilt Bail Stand Instrument Overview Tilt Bail Stand The attached tilt bail can be used for desktop operation. The tilt bail provides a backward tilt for improved stability and air flow. To deploy the tilt bail, pull the bottom of the tilt bail away from the back of the instrument.

  • Page 17: Battery Information

    If the adapter plug becomes hot to the touch during operation, discontinue use immediately. Anritsu Company recommends removing the battery for long-term storage of the instrument. The batteries will charge at a faster rate when the instrument is turned off.

  • Page 18: Replacing The Battery

    2-5 Battery Information Instrument Overview Replacing the Battery The battery can be replaced without the use of tools. The battery compartment door is located on the lower left side of the instrument (when you are facing the measurement display). To remove the battery: Push in and slide the battery door tab to the left to remove the battery access door.

  • Page 19: Turning On The Ms2085A/89A Site Master

    15 VDC source (which will simultaneously charge the battery). This can be achieved with either the Anritsu AC-DC adapter or the automotive power adapter, which can be purchased as an optional accessory. Refer to the instrument Technical Data Sheet for more options and accessories. The instrument can also be charged for up to six hours using an Extended Power Pack that is sold separately.

  • Page 20: Gui Overview

    2-7 GUI Overview Instrument Overview GUI Overview The MS2085A/89A Site Master software controls all instrument functions. The software runs locally on the instrument and primary operation is through the touch screen display. The figure below identifies the main display areas, which are each described in more detail later in this chapter. 1.

  • Page 21: Operating The Touch Screen

    Instrument Overview 2-7 GUI Overview Operating the Touch Screen Site Master uses common touch gestures to achieve a variety of operations. These include interactions on hot areas by pressing, double pressing (or tapping), dragging, and pinching. Single Press: Most controls require a single press or tap.

  • Page 22: Title Bar

    2-7 GUI Overview Instrument Overview Title Bar The title bar is located at the top of the interface screen. It displays icons that provide access to information and user actions as described below. All of the icons are active and will open the appropriate menu or item when touched.
  • Page 23 Instrument Overview 2-7 GUI Overview Common GUI Controls In addition to the touch gestures described in the previous section, the following lists the most common controls that you will encounter when working with the Site Master. The 3-line icon provides quick access to system information, settings, file management, and built-in diagnostic tools.

  • Page 24: Data Entry

    2-7 GUI Overview Instrument Overview The enter icon accepts an entry. A similar icon is found on menu buttons to indicate an additional menu. Select the padlock icon next to center frequency on the graticule to change the frequency by dragging, when using a touch-screen enabled PC. Select the padlock icon next to SPAN to change the span by pinching, when using a touch-screen enabled PC.
  • Page 25 Instrument Overview 2-7 GUI Overview Numeric Values To modify a numeric parameter setting that is displayed on a menu or annotated field, press the item to make it active and to display the numeric keypad data entry control. Use the touch screen to enter or change the value.
  • Page 26 2-7 GUI Overview Instrument Overview Selection Lists Some parameters and instrument functions are selectable from a list. These list boxes display the available selections and value limits as applicable. Use the touch screen to scroll through the list and select the desired entry.

  • Page 27: Scroll Indication

    Instrument Overview 2-7 GUI Overview Scroll Indication In some cases, menus, status panels, or other lists contain more information than can be displayed in the available area. In these cases, the top or bottom of the panel will have a fade-to-white appearance as shown below.
  • Page 28 2-7 GUI Overview Instrument Overview Text Entry and EZ Keyboard When an instrument function requires you to enter text, such as entering an Ethernet hostname or IP address, a touch screen alphabetic keyboard is displayed. See Figure 2-12. Select the “?123” key to switch to the digits and symbols keyboard.
  • Page 29 Instrument Overview 2-7 GUI Overview To change a key’s value: Select the pencil (edit) key. The EZ keys will become highlighted. Figure 2-14. Touch Screen EZ Keyboard Select the key to be edited. This will display the standard keyboard for entering a new EZ key value. Figure 2-15.

  • Page 30: Selecting The Analyzer

    2-8 Selecting the Analyzer Instrument Overview Selecting the Analyzer The instrument analyzers are selected from the 9-dot icon. To select an analyzer, press the 9-dot icon in the title bar to display the available analyzers, illustrated in Figure 2-16. Simply touch the desired icon to load the new analyzer.

  • Page 31: System Menu

    Instrument Overview 2-9 System Menu System Menu The System menu displays the instrument model and serial number. It consists of following menus: SYSTEM INFORMATION: Opens the System Information panel showing instrument, software, and network connection details. SETTINGS: Opens the “Settings Menu” on page 2-21, providing access to all system level settings and controls.

  • Page 32: System Information

    2-9 System Menu Instrument Overview System Information The System Information panel shows all information about the instrument hardware, software, and connectivity. From here, you can also toggle software update checking when connected to the Internet and start a software update when one is available. If web updates are toggled on, the instrument will automatically check for updates once every 24 hours or when the user presses the "CHECK FOR UPDATES"...

  • Page 33: 2-10 Settings Menu

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu 2-10 Settings Menu The system settings menu provides access to all instrument system-level settings such as network, GNSS (GPS), date and time, and display. The system settings menu provides access to all instrument system-level settings such as network, GPS/GNSS, date and time, and display. DISPLAY: Opens the “DISPLAY”.

  • Page 34: Display

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview DISPLAY The DISPLAY settings allow you to adjust the display brightness, choose the display color scheme and to view or hide shortcuts to the saved application settings. Brightness The BRIGHTNESS option consists of a slider to adjust the screen brightness, in addition to selecting the amount of idle time before the screen automatically dims to conserve battery life.
  • Page 35 Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu Theme Under THEME option press COLOR SCHEME drop-down menu and select either Default, Light, Black on White or Night Vision to set the display color scheme of your choice. If the THEME is set to Light it may be more suitable for viewing in bright ambient conditions.
  • Page 36 2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview Figure 2-23. Black on White Theme Display Setting Figure 2-24. Night Vision Theme Display Setting 2-24 PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...
  • Page 37 Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu Shortcuts Under the SHORTCUTS option, toggle the HIDE SHORTCUTS button to view or hide the shortcuts. Select + SHORTCUT button located at the bottom left of the display screen to create or save specific settings of an application.
  • Page 38 2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview Enter the shortcut name which is optional, and press CONTINUE. Figure 2-27. Add Shortcut Dialog (Create from File) Alternately, select CREATE FROM CURRENT option to create a shortcut of the current (trace) settings of the instrument. Enter the name of the shortcut and press CONTUNUE to save the shortcut.

  • Page 39: Sound

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu Select the newly created shortcut to recall the saved setup file. To delete all the shortcuts, press SYSTEM MENU (3-line icon), go to SETTINGS menu, press DISPLAY settings and press CLEAR ALL button at the bottom right of the instrument’s display. Figure 2-29.

  • Page 40: Network

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview NETWORK The MS2085A/89A uses Ethernet or WLAN (Wi-Fi) to communicate remotely with a controller. Most instrument functions (except power on/off) can be controlled via a network connection to a PC connected directly (with an Ethernet cross-over cable or Wi-Fi peer-to-peer) or through a network. The instrument software supports the TCP/IP raw socket network protocol.

  • Page 41: Ethernet

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu Ethernet Connection Interface between the instrument and other devices on the network is via a category five (CAT-5) interface cable connected to a network. This cable uses four twisted pairs of insulated copper wires terminated into an RJ45 connector.
  • Page 42 2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu, then select ETHERNET to view the current network settings (IP address, HOSTNAME, etc.). Figure 2-31. Ethernet Settings The instrument IP address can be set automatically using DHCP or manually by entering the desired IP address, gateway address, and subnet mask.

  • Page 43: Wifi

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu WIFI Refer to “NETWORK” on page 2-28 for general network setup and information. Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu, then select WIFI to display the current network settings (IP address, HOSTNAME, etc.).

  • Page 44: Gnss(Gps) (Option 31)

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview GNSS(GPS) (Option 31) The MS2085A/89A Site Master is available with a built-in global positioning receiver feature (Option 31) that can provide latitude, longitude, altitude, and UTC timing information. This option also enhances frequency reference oscillator accuracy. When the global positioning receiver is actively locked to satellites, this information is saved with all saved measurements.
  • Page 45 Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu When the GNSS (GPS) receiver has established a “good fix”, the GNSS (GPS) icon is displayed with a center dot and the following information is kept updated: • Fix status • Tracked satellites • Latitude •...

  • Page 46: Screenshot

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview SCREENSHOT Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu, then select SCREENSHOT to open the screenshot setup menu. Figure 2-34. Screenshot Setup Screenshot setup lets you configure the following: •...

  • Page 47: Language

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu LANGUAGE Follow the steps below to access language settings in order to change the default display language Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu, then select LANGUAGE to open the language menu.

  • Page 48: Date Time

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview DATE TIME Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu, then select DATE TIME to display the current date and time settings. Figure 2-36. Date Time Settings The Date Time setup lets you set the current date and time and the time zone.

  • Page 49: Port Setup

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu PORT SETUP The PORT SETUP menu allows you to set the bias voltage range. Bias Voltage Bias Voltage setup provides controls to set the voltage level and to monitor the precise voltage and current, and trip state.

  • Page 50: Options

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview OPTIONS To view the installed options, follow the steps below: Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu. Select OPTIONS to view the list of currently installed options in the left tab, and available options in the right tab.

  • Page 51: Maps (Option 431)

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu When time-limited options are installed but not yet active, press the ACTIVATE button to activate the option and begin the 90-day trial. Figure 2-39. Options MAPS (Option 431) Map settings are available when Option 431, Coverage Mapping is installed. Maps settings are used to delete map tiles from instrument memory.

  • Page 52: Advanced

    2-10 Settings Menu Instrument Overview ADVANCED Advanced menu consists of advanced settings, remote lockout and network security tabs. Advanced settings tab can be accessed Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu. Select ADVANCED to access ADVANCED SETTINGS, REMOTE LOCKOUT AND NETWORK SECURITY TABS.
  • Page 53 Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu REMOTE LOCKOUT Secure communication (Option 17) is a standard option which creates a secure tunnel when connecting the instrument to a network. Refer to your product’s technical data sheet to view the list of encrypted ports. Use the remote lockout tab to enable remote lockout and set remote password: •...
  • Page 54 • Press ADD CUSTOM CERTIFICATE to open the file manager and select an internally saved user specified RSA encryption PEM certificate and private key file instead of using an in-built network security certificate. • Press SAVE PUBLIC KEY to save the Anritsu OpenSSL RSA public key to the PEM file. Figure 2-43. Network Security 2-42 PN: 10580-00499 Rev.

  • Page 55: Reset

    Instrument Overview 2-10 Settings Menu RESET Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SETTINGS to access the instrument settings menu. Select RESET to open the Reset menu. Figure 2-44. Reset Menu The following reset options are available: SETTINGS RESET •...

  • Page 56: Files (File Management)

    2-11 FILES (File Management) Instrument Overview 2-11 FILES (File Management) Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select FILES to access the instrument file management menu. Figure 2-45. Files Menu 2-44 PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 57: File Locations

    Instrument Overview 2-11 FILES (File Management) File Locations Displays the available memory locations. Select the location that you want to access and the available files will be displayed on the right side. You can touch the column headers to change the sort order. File Management Operations All file operations are selected via the following icons: 3-Dots...

  • Page 58: Previewing Screenshots

    2-11 FILES (File Management) Instrument Overview Previewing Screenshots While in File Manager, you can preview screenshots on the instrument display simply by touching the screenshot file name. While the preview is displayed, you can use the controls to: • Cycle forward and backward through each screenshot in the directory. •...

  • Page 59: Previewing Pdf Reports

    Instrument Overview 2-11 FILES (File Management) Previewing PDF Reports While in File Manager, you can preview PDF reports on the instrument display simply by selecting the PDF file saved to REPORTS folder. While the preview is displayed, you can use the controls to: •...

  • Page 60: 2-12 Diagnostics

    2-12 DIAGNOSTICS Instrument Overview 2-12 DIAGNOSTICS Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select DIAGNOSTICS to access the instrument diagnostics menu, then select the diagnostic menu that you wish to open. BATTERY: Opens Battery Information. Note EVENT LOG: Opens the Event Log.

  • Page 61: Self Test

    Instrument Overview 2-12 DIAGNOSTICS Self Test Self test is run when the self test feature is accessed. Basic system results are shown initially. The individual test result can be displayed with test data and a pass/fail status by touching the desired system or application. The self test results can be saved to a file for future reference.

  • Page 62: Service

    2-12 DIAGNOSTICS Instrument Overview Figure 2-53. Self Test - CAA Service The service mode is for Anritsu customer service use only. Figure 2-54. Service 2-50 PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 63: 2-13 Tools Menu

    Instrument Overview 2-13 TOOLS Menu 2-13 TOOLS Menu Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select TOOLS to access the instrument tools menu, then select the tool menu that you wish to open. WEB: Opens “WEB” tool.

  • Page 64: Iq Streaming

    2-13 TOOLS Menu Instrument Overview IQ Streaming The IQ STREAMING menu allows you to concatenate an existing IQ metadata file (.dgzm) with a session of IQ data files (.dgz) that were streamed to a USB device after the stream operation is complete. The data files must all come from the same stream session.

  • Page 65: Pdf Reports

    Instrument Overview 2-13 TOOLS Menu PDF REPORTS The PDF REPORTS tool allows the user to generate a PDF report or HTML report. Select OPEN REPORT GENERATOR to open REPORT GENERATOR -CONFIG window. Figure 2-58. PDF Reports Tool In REPORT GENERATOR -CONFIG window you can load a template to populate the given fields. •...
  • Page 66 2-13 TOOLS Menu Instrument Overview Figure 2-59. Report Generator - Config Window Select SETUP button in the bottom to add setup or trace files in REPORT GENERATOR - SETUP window. • Select the blue + ADD FILE (S) button in the upper right to add measurement (.fmcaausb) or image files (.png.
  • Page 67 Instrument Overview 2-13 TOOLS Menu Figure 2-60. Report Generator - Setup Window Select PREVIEW button to see the preview of the generated report in REPORT GENERATOR - PREVIEW window. MS2085A/89A UG PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A 2-55...
  • Page 68 2-13 TOOLS Menu Instrument Overview Select SAVE TO PDF button on the top to save the report internally in REPORTS folder. If you want to preview an internally saved HTML file, touch the 3-dot icon in the top right of the preview window.

  • Page 69: Appendix A-Instrument Messages And Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Introduction This appendix provides a list of instrument messages and their meaning and procedures for a full system recovery. If any error condition persists, contact your local Anritsu Service Center (http://www.anritsu.com/contact-us). Site Master displays the following message types: •...

  • Page 70: Self-Test Messages

    A-2 Self-Test Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting Self-Test Messages Site Master has built-in diagnostics that allow you to run a built-in self test. The test results can be viewed on the screen and saved to a log file. To run self test, use the 3-line menu to access DIAGNOSTICS, then select SELF TEST and RUN SELF TEST.
  • Page 71 Thermal Sensor 2 (Final IF): 43.50 C (expected: 35.00 V, tolerance: 90.00 C) If any self test fails, try resetting the instrument with a RESET ALL and reboot, and run the test again. If the condition persists, contact your local Anritsu Service Center (http://www.anritsu.com/contact-us). MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 72: File Management Messages

    A-3 File Management Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting File Management Messages File management functions (accessed by via System menu (3-line icon) > FILES) are used to organize, copy, and rename files. The following messages are displayed in a persistent dialog when using the file manager features.

  • Page 73: Informational Messages

    Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-4 Informational Messages Informational Messages Acquiring trace normalization data on next sweep In Title bar, Not Logged, Transient Audio must be turned on to record. In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient Audio file size too large, record duration truncated to current capacity Pop-up, Not Logged, Transient Battery Over Charge Temperature.
  • Page 74 A-4 Informational Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting External reference disconnected – switching reference source to GPS In Toolbar, Logged, Transient External reference disconnected – switching reference source to internal In Toolbar, Logged, Transient External reference disconnected – switching reference source to Internal High In Toolbar, Logged, Transient File Does Not Exist In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient...
  • Page 75 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-4 Informational Messages GPS reference disconnected – switching reference source to Internal In Toolbar, Logged, Transient GPS reference no longer available – switching reference source to Internal High In Toolbar, Logged, Transient High RF Immunity is not allowed with Transmission (Ext) measurements In Title bar, Logged, Transient IF Gain Cal completed In Toolbar, Logged, Transient...
  • Page 76 A-4 Informational Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting Measurement changed. Trace recording stopped In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Measurement changed. Trace playback stopped In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Measurement changed. Trace recording in csv stopped In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Memory Full Popup, Not Logged, Transient Memory Full In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient Model and/or serial number of the device does not match calibration stored.
  • Page 77 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-4 Informational Messages PCAL step in progress. Cannot run two cal step at a time In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient Power Calibration in progress In Toolbar, Not Logged, Persistent Power Calibration completed <value> In Toolbar, Logged, Transient. Value can be success or failed Power Calibration aborted In Toolbar, Logged, Transient.
  • Page 78 A-4 Informational Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting Recording Complete. File saved as <filename> In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Remove any RF input signal to the external sensor Pop-up, Not Logged, Transient RF Attenuation Auto must be OFF or Reference Level must be below -40dBm to enable PreAmp In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Successfully concatenated <N>...
  • Page 79 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-4 Informational Messages Stopped saving sweeps after limit crossing When the save on event triggers are disabled after a limit fails. Switching Thru device selection to User Offset In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient Trace normalization ready In Title bar, Not Logged, Transient Trigger delay updated to minimum allowable value for selected bandwidth and bit format In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient...
  • Page 80 A-4 Informational Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting USB sensor <model> detected In Toolbar, Logged, Transient USB sensor is required for this calibration In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient USB sensor is required for this calibration. Connect sensor and retry In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient X of Y requested channels created In Title bar, Not Logged, Transient.

  • Page 81: Warning Messages

    Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-5 Warning Messages Warning Messages ADC Overrange In Toolbar, Logged, Persistent Antenna information invalid In Toolbar, Not Logged, Persistent Battery Fault In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Battery level is critically low. Automatic shutdown is imminent Popup, Logged, Persistent Battery level low Popup, Logged, Persistent Battery Low warning...
  • Page 82 A-5 Warning Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting Failed to recall limit When the limit setup file selected for recall could not be accessed. Failed to save file: filename When any other error occurred while trying to save a file. Failed to save screenshot. Device may be full. When saving a screenshot fails.
  • Page 83 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-5 Warning Messages Restart required for new settings to take effect. Persistent. When host name or options (in the Debug menu) are changed. RF or Reference Level must be below <value> to enable Preamp In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Setting change detected;...
  • Page 84 A-5 Warning Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting The following options have expired <Option Number>. Reboot required. The system will reboot at X Popup, Logged, Transient. X denotes the date and time. The following options have expired <Option Number> In Toolbar, Logged, Transient The following options have expired <Option Number>...

  • Page 85: Error Messages

    Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-6 Error Messages Error Messages Antenna disconnected. Terminating measurement In Toolbar, Logged, Transient ALC Unlevel Error (X) @ Y Hz In Toolbar, Logged, Transient. X represents the ALC that failed and Y represents the specific frequency value at which the failure occurred.
  • Page 86 A-6 Error Messages Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting IQ capture complete. File saved In Title bar, Logged, Transient IQ capture file failed to save In Title bar, Logged, Transient IQ Capture Aborted In Title bar, Logged, Transient Not enough available space to save file: filepath/filename When the entire file could not be written Out of Range In Toolbar, Not Logged, Transient...
  • Page 87 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-6 Error Messages Trace playback not available In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Trace recording not available In Toolbar, Logged, Transient Unexpected software exception. Reboot required. When the instrument software requires a reboot due to unknown error, Persistent Options <value>...

  • Page 88: System Recovery

    A-7 System Recovery Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting System Recovery This section can be referred to in the event the MS2085A/89A does not boot properly and the normal attempts to restart the instrument have failed. Introduction If the MS2085A/89A fails to boot properly, a second boot attempt will load a recovery menu as shown in Figure A-1.
  • Page 89 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-7 System Recovery The Recovery Mode menu (Figure A-2) shows instrument information and provides a variety of recovery options in ascending invasive order: Select REBOOT to reboot the instrument without any further action. Save all internal user files and logs by inserting a USB device and press the EXPORT button. Refer to “Reset”...

  • Page 90: Reset

    A-7 System Recovery Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting Reset The recovery RESET dialog is shown in Figure A-3. Here you can reset the MS2085A/89A from the choices shown. In rare cases, system, internal, or other user files may interfere with instrument operation, so choosing to delete this data in that order may resolve a problem.

  • Page 91: Install Sw To Slot X

    Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-7 System Recovery Install SW to SLOT X The recovery mode shows two slots (A and B). These slots contain different system software packages that are installed. Each slot contains the following information: • Slot name (A,B): Boot version package (A or B). •...

  • Page 92: Udp Discovery Tool Firewall Settings

    A-8 UDP Discovery Tool Firewall Settings Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting UDP Discovery Tool Firewall Settings Follow the instructions below if the Discovery tool is not responding: Go to Control Panel and open Windows Defender Firewall settings. Click Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall. Figure A-5.
  • Page 93 Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting A-8 UDP Discovery Tool Firewall Settings Find fieldmaster_base in the list of apps, and make sure that the fieldmaster_base box and Domain box are checked. Private and Public boxes may also need to be checked depending on where the instruments are on the network.

  • Page 94: System Override

    A-9 System Override Instrument Messages and Troubleshooting System Override In the event that the instrument does not respond to SCPI commands (due to circumstances like a long sweep used in conjunction with *OPC?) and needs to be reset remotely, the system override feature can be used. System override can be accessed through TCP port 8001 of the instrument.

  • Page 95: Appendix B-Software Option Upgrades

    Importing Software License Importing a new license file: After receiving a new license file from Anritsu, place the file on the USB memory device in the top (root) level, not in any directory. Open the System menu from the upper left 3-line icon.

  • Page 96: Software Update

    Software Option Upgrades Software Update To update your Anritsu instrument software, use a high quality USB memory device with at least 1 GB of free space and FAT32 file system format or update remotely: Insert the USB memory device into your PC or laptop.
  • Page 97 Software Option Upgrades B-4 Software Update Verify the Software Update Once the software update is complete, power off the MS2085A/89A. Power on the MS2085A/89A. Select the System menu icon (3-line icon) from the MS2085A/89A to display the SYSTEM INFORMATION. Select the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu (see Figure B-2).
  • Page 98 B-4 Software Update Software Option Upgrades PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 99: Appendix C-Arrt Software

    Appendix C — ARRT Software Introduction The Anritsu Remote and Report Tools (ARRT) software provides remote access to a network connected instrument and displays the same instrument user interface, instrument controls, and live measurement data on the computer screen. The software also allows you to load measurement and setup data from saved files and...

  • Page 100: Arrt Installation

    Launch the ARRT executable file and follow the on-screen instructions after selecting YES to the User Account Control dialog. Figure C-1. ARRT Software Installation The ARRT installer downloads Anritsu Remote Tool which is a replica of the instrument software, Note and Anritsu Report Tool which is utilized for generating site information reports in PDF/HTML format.

  • Page 101: Connecting To The Ms2085A/89A Or Simulation Mode

    To connect the ARRT with the instrument or turn on simulation mode follow the steps below: Access the System menu > SYSTEM INFORMATION on the instrument. Open Anritsu remote tool software on your PC and enter either Hostname/IP address in the INSTRUMENT tab. See Figure C-2.
  • Page 102 C-4 Connecting to the MS2085A/89A or Simulation Mode ARRT Software Figure C-3. Connecting to Simulation Mode PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...

  • Page 103: C-5 System Menu

    ARRT Software C-5 System Menu System Menu Select the 3-line icon to access the system menu. The System menu identifies the instrument model and serial number. HOSTNAME/IP ADDRESS: Displayed only on the MS2085A/89A ARRT software. This field is used to specify the IP address or hostname of an instrument that is connected to the network.

  • Page 104: System Information

    C-5 System Menu ARRT Software System Information Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Select SYSTEM INFORMATION to view the system details. Figure C-5. System Information Menu PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...
  • Page 105 ARRT Software C-5 System Menu Connection Certificate Icon To add a customized connection certificate from your PC follow the steps below: Click the connection certificate icon on the title bar (see Figure C-6). Click ADD CUSTOM CERT on the bottom to upload RSA encryption PEM certificate saved in your PC. Figure C-6.

  • Page 106: Files (File Management

    C-5 System Menu ARRT Software FILES (File Management) The PC file system is used for all file operations when connected to either an instrument or to the simulation. The FILE menu will display the Windows Save As or Recall File dialogs; the FILES system menu will launch Windows Explorer.

  • Page 107: File Transfer

    ARRT Software C-5 System Menu FILE TRANSFER File transfer menu enables the capability of saving the instrument files to your local PC. Follow the steps below to save the internal files: Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Click FILE TRANSFER to view the list of internally saved files for e.g.

  • Page 108: Tools

    C-5 System Menu ARRT Software TOOLS Access the System menu (3-line icon in the upper left corner). Click TOOLS to access the tools menu, then select the tool menu that you wish to open. IQ STREAMING: Use this option to concatenate IQ streaming metadata files. For more information refer to IQ Streaming section of spectrum analyzer measurement guide (10580-00447).

  • Page 109: Working In Simulation Mode

    ARRT Software C-6 Working in Simulation Mode Working in Simulation Mode The simulation setting provides a simulated connection to the instrument hardware, but does not provide simulated data. When an instrument is not connected and the MS2085A/89A software instead connects with the simulation, most of the menus are available and operate the same as they do on the instrument, but there are some differences as discussed in the following sections.
  • Page 110 C-6 Working in Simulation Mode ARRT Software FREQ SPAN Changes here suppress recalled data. AMPLITUDE Changes to REF LEVEL, SCALE/DIV, Y AXIS UNIT will change the graticule. PRE AMP and ATTEN LEVEL have no affect. All other changes will suppress recalled data. BANDWIDTH Changes here suppress recalled data.

  • Page 111: File (File Management

    ARRT Software C-7 FILE (File Management) FILE (File Management) The PC file system is used for all file operations when connected to either an instrument or to the simulation. The FILE menu buttons will display the Windows Save As or Recall File dialogs; the FILES system menu will launch Windows Explorer.
  • Page 112 C-7 FILE (File Management) ARRT Software C-14 PN: 10580-00499 Rev. A MS2085A/89A UG...
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