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Summarization of Contents
Product Introduction
1.1 Items Supplied
Lists all components included with the spectrum analyzer.
1.2 Using this Manual - Cross References
Explains how to navigate and use cross-references within the manual.
1.3 Product Description and Capabilities
Details the features and capabilities of the PSA2702 and PSA1302 spectrum analyzers.
Basics of Operation
3.1 External Connections
Details the instrument's input and output connectors for power, signals, and peripherals.
3.2 Bench-top and Portable Use
Describes how to set up and use the instrument in both bench-top and portable configurations.
3.3 Batteries and AC Line Power
Covers battery operation, AC line power, and power saving features for extended use.
3.4 Display and Controls Layout
Provides an overview of the instrument's display screen and physical control buttons.
3.5 Touch Screen Operation
Explains how to operate the instrument using the touch screen interface and its modes.
3.6 Instrument Status and On-screen Help
Accesses current instrument status information and context-sensitive help.
Operation using the Menu System
4.1 Frequency and Sweep Settings
Manages frequency range, sweep time, zero span, and sweep mode/bandwidth.
4.2 Level, Amplitude, and Trace Control
Adjusts level settings, amplitude scaling, limits, and controls traces/markers.
4.3 Data Logging and System Settings
Configures data logging and manages instrument setup storage and system functions.
4.4 Instrument Presets and Status
Utilizes presets for quick setup, accesses status, help, and system utilities.
File Storage, File Types and USB Connections
5.1 Storing and Recalling Data Files
Covers saving and retrieving traces, screens, and instrument setups.
5.2 File Management and USB Operations
Details file operations, utilities, and USB connectivity for data transfer.
5.3 File Types and PC Software Integration
Explains various file formats and PSA-View/Manager software integration.
Upgrade Option U01
6.1 Additional Functions from Option U01
Details features added by Option U01, including logging, triggering, and limits.
Further Notes on Operation
7.1 Hard Key Operation
Explains operating the instrument using only the physical control keys.
7.2 Setting Frequencies
Provides methods for setting frequencies using keyboard, tab/jog, and shortcuts.
7.3 Measuring Relative Amplitude
Describes how to measure amplitude differences between markers.
7.4 Triggered Operation
Details sweep and logging triggering using external or internal sources.
7.5 Level Offset and Compensation Tables
Manages level offsets and compensation tables for accurate amplitude measurements.
7.6 Limit Lines and Comparator
Sets and uses limit lines/patterns for automated actions and comparisons.
7.7 The Logging Function
Controls logging of sweep data, defining triggers and file storage.
Default Settings, Power On State & Hard Reset
8.1 Standard Preset
Restores the instrument to a known set of default operating conditions.
8.2 Factory Default Set-up
Describes the instrument's initial state as shipped from the factory.
8.3 Power-On State Configuration
Configures the instrument's behavior upon startup (e.g., Last Used, User Preset).
8.4 Hard Reset Procedure
Explains how to perform a hard reset to recover from unrecoverable faults.
Firmware Updates, Upgrades & Maintenance
9.1 Updating the Firmware
Process for updating instrument firmware to add features or fix bugs.
9.2 Upgrading the Firmware (Option U01)
Procedure for installing the U01 firmware upgrade with activation.
9.3 Maintenance, Re-calibration & Cleaning
Guidelines for instrument upkeep, calibration, and cleaning procedures.
EMC Compliance
Emissions and Immunity Standards
Details the instrument's compliance with EMC directives for emissions and immunity.
Declaration of Conformity
EC Declaration of Conformity
Formal statement of compliance with European directives for safety and EMC.
Specification
12.1.1 Frequency Measurement Specifications
Specifies frequency range, span, resolution, and accuracy parameters.
12.1.2 Amplitude Measurement Specifications
Details amplitude range, accuracy, noise floor, and distortion specifications.
12.1.3 Trace Specifications
Describes graticule, displayed points, trace modes, and reference trace options.
12.1.4 Sweep Specifications
Specifies sweep method, time, modes, and trigger capabilities.
12.1.5 Data Logging Specifications
Outlines data logging file capabilities, triggers, and time intervals.
12.1.6 Demodulation Specifications
Specifies demodulation modes, audio output, and filter settings.
12.1.7 Display Specifications
Details display type, resolution, and graticule options.
12.1.8 Memory Storage
Covers memory types and storage/recall capabilities for traces, screens, and setups.
12.1.9 Connector Specifications
Lists and describes the instrument's input and output connectors.
12.1.10 AC Line Operation
Details continuous operation using AC power and battery recharging.
12.1.11 Battery Operation
Specifies battery type, life, recharge time, and auto-sleep modes.
12.1.12 Mechanical Specifications
Provides physical dimensions, weight, tilt stand, and screen protector details.
12.1.13 Environmental and Safety Specifications
Outlines operating/storage ranges, environmental conditions, and safety compliance.
Appendix A: PSA-Manager and PSA-View Software
PSA-Manager Software Functions
Explains PC software for file creation, editing, analysis, and management.
PSA-View Software Application
Describes PC application for viewing the instrument's display remotely via USB.
Appendix B: Optional Accessories
Optional Accessories List
Lists available accessories and firmware upgrades for the instrument.
Appendix C: Menu Tree Diagram
Menu Tree Diagram
Visual representation of the instrument's menu structure and navigation paths.
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