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Anritsu Rubidium MG362 1A Series Maintenance Manual (294 pages)

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 - General Information

13
- Scope of Manual
  13
- Document Format
  13
- Introduction
  13
- Description
  13
- Identification Number
  13
- Additional Documentation
  14
- Contacting Anritsu
  14
- Options
  14
- Level of Maintenance
  14
- Preventive Maintenance
  14
- Troubleshooting
  15
- Repair
  15
- Calibration
  15
- ESD Requirements
  15
Chapter 2 - Functional Description

17
- Introduction
  17
- Major Subsystems
  17
- Digital Control
  17
- Front Panel Assembly
  17
- Frequency Synthesis
  17
- YIG Assembly
  17
- Alc
  18
- RF Deck
  18
- Power Supply
  18
- Inputs/Outputs
  18
- Motherboard/Interconnections
  18
- Frequency Synthesis
  21
- Khz to 2.2 Ghz Digital down Converter
  21
- To 43.5 Ghz (Model MG36241A)
  21
- Frequency Extension Module (FEM)
  22
- Frequency Switching Speed
  22
- Step Sweep Mode
  22
- Modulation
  23
- Amplitude Modulation
  23
- Pulse Modulation Operation
  23
- Pulse Generator Operation
  23
- Frequency Modulation
  23
- Phase Modulation
  24
- ALC Loop Operation
  25
- External Leveling
  25
- ALC Slope
  25
- Power Sweep
  25
- RF Deck Assemblies
  26
- RF Deck Configurations
  26
- YIG-Tuned Oscillator
  26
- RF Signal Filtering
  27
- Step Attenuators
  27
- Block Diagram (Without Option 15)
  28
- Block Diagram (Option 15)
  29
Chapter 3 - Calibration

31
- Introduction
  31
- Test Equipment List
  31
- Maximum Permissible Tolerance of Return Loss
  33
- Anritsu Test Executive (ATE)
  36
- Station Asset Utility
  37
- Station Asset Utility Setup
  37
- Enter Test Equipment Assets
  38
- Set the Communication Parameters
  39
- ATE Testing
  40
- Initial Calibration
  41
- Equipment Required
  41
- Harmonics and Spurious Signals Test
  42
- Equipment Required
  42
- Single Sideband Phase Noise Test
  44
- Equipment Required
  44
- Power Level Accuracy and Flatness
  45
- Equipment Required
  45
- Pulse Modulation Tests
  47
- Equipment Required
  47
- External Pulse Reference Cal
  47
- External Pulse Reference Calibration
  48
- External Pulse
  48
- Internal Pulse
  48
- External Video Feedthru
  49
- Internal Video Feedthru
  49
- 3-10 Amplitude Modulation Tests
  50
- Equipment Required
  50
- AM Meter Calibration
  51
- AM Internal Source Calibration
  52
- Am_Cal_Dac Linear Calibration
  53
- Am_Cal_Dac LOG Calibration
  54
- AM External Mod Linear Calibration
  55
- AM External Mod LOG Calibration
  56
- AM SEN_DAC Setting (External Source LOG Mode)
  57
- ALC Gain Calibration
  57
- FM and Phase Modulation Calibration
  58
- Ext FM ADC Offset
  60
- Ext FM Input Gain
  61
- Rear Panel FM Waveform Amplitude
  61
- LNFM Tune Gain and FM Delay for YIG Low Band
  62
- LNFM Tune Gain for YIG High Band
  63
- Wide FM Tune Gain for YIG Low Band
  64
- Wide FM Tune Gain for YIG High Band
  65
Chapter 4 - Performance Verification

67
Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting

165
- Introduction
  165
- Error Messages
  165
- Self-Test Error Messages
  165
- Mg362X1A Block Diagram
  166
- Main Board Designator Pin-Outs
  167
- Basic Configuration
  176
- Troubleshooting
  177
- Malfunctions Not Displaying an Error Message
  177
- Mg362X1A Does Communicate Via Ethernet Connection
  178
- Self Test Messages
  179
- System Messages that Display Fail
  179
- SG Messages
  179
- MOD Supply Voltage Errors
  179
- ALC Temperature Error
  179
- YIG Temperature Error
  180
- SWF Errors (Switched Filter Errors)
  180
- REG Errors (Regulator Errors)
  180
- The OCXO Module Is Not Phase-Locked to the External 10 Mhz Reference
  180
- The Hi-Performance Reference Not Phase-Locked to the External 100 Mhz Reference
  181
- The Mg362X1A Displays Lock Error
  181
- ALC Error
  182
- Output Power Level Related Problems in the DDC (9 Khz to 2.2 Ghz)
  182
- Output Power Level Related Problem above 20 Ghz
  183
- AM Meter or Associated Circuitry Failed
  183
- Internal FM or Φ Modulation Circuitry Failed
  183
- Pulse Circuitry Failed
  184
Chapter 6 - Assemblies Removal and Replacement

185
- Introduction
  185
- Replaceable Parts
  185
- Adjustment and Verification after Replacing an Assembly
  188
- Semi-Rigid Cable Installation (Standard Model)
  190
- SMA Cable Installation (Standard Model)
  191
- Frequency Extension Module (FEM) Cable Installation
  192
- Option 13 Configuration
  193
- Option 3 and Option 56 Configuration
  194
- 6-9 Option 23 Configuration
  195
- 6-10 Removal Procedures
  196
- Remove the Handles
  196
- Remove the Rear Feet
  197
- Remove the Covers
  198
- Remove the Top Sub-Panel
  199
- Remove Front Panel
  199
- Remove the Rear Panel
  201
- Remove the Rear Panel BNC PCB
  203
- Remove the Power Supply
  204
- Remove the Sub-Panel
  205
- Remove the Standard Reference Module
  206
- Remove the Modules with Mounting Flange
  208
- Remove the YIG Module
  210
- Procedure
  210
- Remove the Modules with Mounting Bracket
  211
- Procedure
  211
- Remove the Dielectric Resonator Oscillator (DRO) (Option 13)
  212
- Remove the Main Board
  214
Appendix A - Test Records

215

Anritsu Rubidium MG362 1A Series Maintenance Manual (276 pages)

Low-Noise RF/Microwave Signal Generators

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 - General Information

11
- Scope of Manual
  11
- Introduction
  11
- Description
  11
- Identification Number
  11
- Additional Documentation
  11
- Contacting Anritsu
  12
- Specifications and Options
  12
- Level of Maintenance
  12
- Preventive Maintenance
  12
- Troubleshooting
  12
- Repair
  12
- Calibration
  12
- ESD Requirements
  12
Chapter 2 - Functional Description

13
- Introduction
  13
- Mg362X1A Subsystems
  13
- Digital Control
  13
- Front Panel Assembly
  13
- Frequency Synthesis
  13
- Reference Module
  13
- Synthesizer Module
  14
- YIG Assembly
  14
- Alc/Am/Pulse Modulator
  14
- RF Deck
  14
- Power Supply
  14
- Inputs/Outputs
  14
- Frequency Synthesis
  15
- Khz to 2.2 Ghz Digital down Converter
  15
- RF Outputs 2.2 Ghz to 20 Ghz
  15
- Frequency Extension Module (FEM)
  15
- Frequency Switching Speed
  16
- Step Sweep Mode
  16
- Modulation
  17
- Amplitude Modulation
  17
- Pulse Modulation Operation
  17
- Pulse Generator Operation
  17
- Frequency Modulation
  18
- Phase Modulation
  18
- ALC Loop Operation
  19
- External Leveling
  19
- Power Sweep
  19
- RF Deck Assemblies
  20
- RF Deck Configurations
  20
- YIG-Tuned Oscillator
  20
- RF Signal Filtering
  21
- Frequency Extension Module (FEM)
  21
- Step Attenuators
  21
- Block Diagram MG36221A
  22
Chapter 3 - Performance Verification Using AACS

25
Chapter 4 - Adjustment

117
- Introduction
  117
- Test Equipment List
  117
- Maximum Permissible Tolerance of Return Loss
  119
- Station Asset Utility
  123
- Station Asset Utility Setup
  123
- Enter Test Equipment Assets
  124
- Set the Communication Parameters
  125
- AACS Testing
  126
- Initial Calibration
  127
- Equipment Required
  127
- Harmonics and Spurious Signals Test
  128
- Equipment Required
  128
- Single Sideband Phase Noise Test
  131
- Equipment Required
  131
- Power Level Accuracy and Flatness
  133
- Equipment Required
  133
- Pulse Modulation Tests
  135
- Equipment Required
  135
- External Pulse Reference Cal
  135
- External Pulse Reference Calibration
  136
- External Pulse
  136
- Internal Pulse
  136
- External Video Feedthru
  137
- Internal Video Feedthru
  137
- Amplitude Modulation Tests
  138
- Equipment Required
  138
- AM Meter Calibration
  139
- AM Internal Source Calibration
  140
- Am_Cal_Dac Linear Calibration
  141
- Am_Cal_Dac LOG Calibration
  142
- AM External Mod Linear Calibration
  143
- AM External Mod LOG Calibration
  144
- AM SEN_DAC Setting (External Source LOG Mode)
  145
- ALC Gain Calibration
  145
- 4-10 FM and Phase Modulation Calibration
  146
- Ext FM ADC Offset
  148
- Ext FM Input Gain
  149
- Rear Panel FM Waveform Amplitude
  149
- LNFM Tune Gain and FM Delay for YIG Low Band
  150
- LNFM Tune Gain for YIG High Band
  151
- Wide FM Tune Gain for YIG Low Band
  152
- Wide FM Tune Gain for YIG High Band
  153
Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting

155
- Introduction
  155
- Error Messages
  155
- Self Test Error Messages
  155
- Mg362X1A Block Diagram
  156
- Main Board Designator Pin-Outs
  157
- Basic Configuration
  166
- Troubleshooting
  167
- Malfunctions Not Displaying an Error Message
  167
- Self Test Messages
  169
- System Messages that Display Fail
  169
- SG Messages
  169
- MOD Supply Voltage Errors
  169
- ALC Temperature Error
  169
- YIG Temperature Error
  170
- SWF Errors (Switched Filter Errors)
  170
- REG Errors (Regulator Errors)
  170
- The OCXO Module Is Not Phase-Locked to the External 10 Mhz Reference
  170
- The Hi-Performance Reference Not Phase-Locked to the External 100 Mhz Reference
  171
- The Mg362X1A Displays Lock Error
  171
- ALC Error
  172
- Output Power Level Related Problems in the DDC (9 Khz to 2.2 Ghz)
  172
- Output Power Level Related Problem above 20 Ghz
  173
- AM Meter or Associated Circuitry Failed
  173
- Internal FM or Φ Modulation Circuitry Failed
  173
- Pulse Circuitry Failed
  174
Chapter 6 - Removal and Replacement

175
- Introduction
  175
- Replaceable Parts
  175
- Adjustment and Verification after Replacing an Assembly
  180
- Semi-Rigid Cable Installation (Standard Model)
  183
- SMA Cable Installation (Standard Model)
  184
- Frequency Extension Module (FEM) Cable Installation
  185
- Option 13 Configuration
  186
- Option 3 and Option 56 Configuration
  187
- Option 23 Configuration
  188
- 6-10 Removal Procedures
  189
- Remove the Handles
  189
- Remove the Rear Feet
  190
- Remove the Covers
  191
- Remove the Top Sub-Panel
  192
- Remove Front Panel
  192
- Remove the Rear Panel
  194
- Remove the Rear Panel BNC PCB
  196
- Remove the Power Supply
  197
- Remove the Sub-Panel
  198
- Remove the Standard Reference Module
  199
- Remove the Modules with Mounting Flange
  201
- Remove the YIG Module
  203
- Procedure
  203
- Remove the Frequency Extension Module (FEM)
  204
- Procedure
  205
- Remove the Modules with Mounting Bracket
  205
- Procedure
  206
- Remove the Dielectric Resonator Oscillator (DRO) (Option 13)
  207
- Remove the Main Board
  209
- Introduction
  211
- Uncertainty Specifications
  211
- Adapter, Attenuator and Cable Insertion Loss
  211
- Test Records
  211
- A-5 Technical Reference
  212
- Internal Time Base Aging Rate Test (Optional
  212
- Harmonics and Harmonically Related Signal Test Records
  213
- Non-Harmonic Testing (Part 1
  218
- Non-Harmonic Testing (Part 2
  219
- Single Sideband Phase Noise Test (Standard
  222
- SSB Phase Noise (Option
  224
- Power Line & Fan
  227
- Power Level Log Conformity
  229
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  231
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  233
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  234
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  235
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  236
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  237
- Power Level Accuracy Test
  238
- Power Level Flatness Test (no Option 2
  239
- Power Level Flatness Test (Option 2
  241
- Maximum Leveled Power Test (Without Option 15
  243
- Maximum Leveled Power Test (with Option 15
  245
- Maximum Leveled Power Test (Without Option 15
  246
- Frequency Modulation Tests (Option 12
  247
- Frequency Modulation Tests (Option 12
  249
- Frequency Modulation Tests (Option 12
  250
- Frequency Modulation Tests (Option 12
  251
- Frequency Modulation Test (Option 12
  252
- Amplitude Modulation Test (Option 12
  253
- Pulse Modulation Tests (Option 12
  256
- Pulse Modulation Tests (Option 12
  258
- Pulse Modulation Tests (Option 12
  259
- Pulse Modulation Tests (Option 12
  260
- Pulse Modulation Tests (Option 12
  261

Anritsu Rubidium MG362 1A Series Operation Manual (164 pages)

Low-Noise RF/Microwave Signal Generators, 9 kHz to 20.0/43.5/70.0 GHz

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 - General Information

9
- About this Guide
  9
- Additional Documentation
  9
- Description
  10
- Instrument Integrity
  10
- Antivirus Protection
  10
- ESD Caution
  11
- Instrument Care and Preventive Maintenance
  11
- Cleaning the Fan Grill
  11
- Connector Care
  11
- Power Output
  11
- Unpacking the Product
  11
- Operating Environment
  11
- 1-10 Typographic Conventions
  12
- Preparation for Storage/Shipment
  12
- Preparation for Storage
  12
- Preparation for Shipment
  12
- 1-12 Contacting Anritsu for Sales and Service
  12
- Instrument Identification
  12
Chapter 2 - Instrument Overview

13
- Introduction
  13
- Front Panel
  13
- Front Panel Controls
  14
- Menu Buttons
  14
- Rotary Knob
  14
- Cursor Control Pad
  14
- Numeric Keypad
  15
- RF Output
  15
- Rear Panel
  16
- Rear Panel Bncs
  17
- Installation and Power Requirements
  19
- Powering on the Mg362X1A
  19
- Standby Mode
  20
- Warm-Up Time
  20
- Common GUI Controls
  21
- GUI Overview
  22
- Title Bar
  23
- Menu Buttons
  24
- 2-10 Status Area
  25
- Entering Data
  26
- Opening a Parameter
  27
- Cursor Control Buttons
  27
- Text Entry
  30
- System Menu
  32
- System Information
  33
- INSTRUMENT Menu
  33
- SOFTWARE Menu
  34
- CONNECTIVITY Menu
  35
- 2-13 SETTINGS Menu
  36
- DISPLAY Settings
  37
- SOUND Settings
  37
- ETHERNET Settings
  38
- Network Settings
  39
- 2-14 Connecting to the Mg362X1A or Localhost
  41
- Working with the Localhost
  41
- Measurement Setup Parameters
  41
- 2-15 REMOTE Settings
  41
- GPIB Interface Connection and Setup
  41
- SCREENSHOT Settings
  43
- Previewing Screenshots
  44
- DATE TIME Settings
  45
- OPTIONS Settings
  46
- RESET Menu
  47
- Resetting to Default Parameters
  48
- 2-16 FILES Menu
  49
- File Management
  49
- File Locations
  49
- File Management Operations
  49
- 2-17 DIAGNOSTICS Menu
  50
- EVENT LOG Menu
  50
- Self Test
  51
- SERVICE Mode
  53
- Tools
  54
Chapter 3 - Instrument Operation

55
- Introduction
  55
- Power-On Display
  55
- Standby Mode
  55
- Self Testing the Mg362X1A
  56
- Resetting to Default Parameters
  56
- CW Frequency Operation
  57
- FREQUENCY Menu
  57
- FREQUENCY Menu
  58
- FREQUENCY Menu (Option 36)
  59
- FREQUENCY PRESETS Menu
  60
- Frequency Step Sweep Operation
  61
- SWEEP Menu
  61
- SUMMARY Menu
  62
- Step Sweep SETUP Menu
  63
- Editing the Current Start/Stop Frequencies
  63
- Setting the Step Size
  64
- Number of Points
  64
- Setting DWELL TIME
  64
- Setting SWEEP DIRECTION
  65
- Setting PRESET SWEEP RANGES
  65
- RANGE Menu
  66
- Setting SWEEP TYPE
  66
- Starting a Step Sweep
  67
- TRIGGER Menu
  67
- Sweep TRIGGER TYPES
  68
- Initiate Step Sweep
  69
- LIST Menu
  70
- SWEEP LIST Index
  70
- LIST TRIGGER Menu
  72
- LIST - LIST Menu
  73
- Copy to the LIST
  74
- 3-10 Power Level Operations
  75
- LEVEL Menu
  75
- LEVEL SETUP Menu
  77
- Units
  79
- LEVEL PRESETS Menu
  80
- Setting Fixed Power
  81
- Setting a Preset Power Level
  83
- LEVEL OFFSET Menu
  84
- Edit the Offset Value
  85
- Power Level Sweep Operation
  86
- LEVEL SWEEP Menu
  86
- Setting CW Power Sweep, Step Size, and Dwell Time
  87
- Triggering a CW Power Sweep
  87
- RANGE Menu
  90
- Setting a Power Level Sweep Range
  90
- Setting SWEEP TYPE
  91
- 3-12 Setting the ALC Control
  92
- ALC Menu
  92
- ALC Level Modes
  92
- Step Attenuator (Option 2)
  94
- ATTENUATOR Menu
  94
- Decoupling the Attenuator
  95
- POWER SEARCH Menu
  97
- 3-14 Modulation
  98
- 3-15 Amplitude Modulation
  98
- Setting am SOURCE
  98
- Amplitude Modulation Set to Internal
  99
- Amplitude Modulation Set to External
  102
- 3-16 Frequency Modulation
  104
- Setting FM SOURCE
  104
- Frequency Modulation Set to Internal
  105
- Frequency Modulation Set to External
  108
- 3-17 Phase Modulation
  110
- PHASE Modulation Set to Internal
  110
- PHASE Modulation Set to External
  113
- 3-18 Pulse Modulation
  114
- Setting Pulse SOURCE
  114
- PULSE Modulation Set to Internal
  115
- Setting Period and (PRF) FREQUENCY
  116
- Pulse Width-Delay Menu
  116
- PULSE Modulation Set to External
  120
- 3-19 Saving/Recalling Instrument Setups
  121
- Saving Setups
  121
- Erasing Stored Setups
  122
- 3-20 Reference CALIBRATION
  123
- 100 Mhz Calibration (Standard Reference)
  124
- 10 Mhz Calibration (Option 3)
  124
- 100 Mhz Calibration
  125
- 10 Mhz Calibration with Option 66
  127
- RUBIDIUM Menu (Option 56)
  128
- GNSS Menu (Option 66)
  129
- 3-21 Reference Status Conditions
  130
- Reference Oscillator Current Source
  130
- Reference Oscillator Lock Status
  130
- Reference Oscillator 100 Mhz Lock Status
  131
- Reference Oscillator GPS Lock Status
  131
- Reference Oscillator Rubidium Lock Status
  131
- Config Menu
  132
- INCREMENT Menu
  133
- Increment Size
  133
- RESET Menu
  134
Chapter 4 - Operation Verification

135
- Introduction
  135
- Test Records
  135
- Initial Mg362X1A Checkout
  135
- Power on
  135
- Warm-Up Time
  135
- Self Test
  135
- Presetting the Mg362X1A
  136
- Frequency Synthesis Test
  137
- Level Accuracy and Flatness Test
  139
- Accuracy Test Procedure
  140
- Flatness Test Procedure
  142
Appendix A - Software Installation

145
- PC Requirements
  145
- Installation
  145
- FILE (File Management
  146

Anritsu Rubidium MG362 1A Series Operation Manual (158 pages)

Low-Noise RF/Microwave Signal Generators

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Signal Processors | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 - General Information

9
- About this Guide
  9
- Additional Documentation
  9
- Description
  10
- Instrument Integrity
  10
- Antivirus Protection
  10
- ESD Caution
  11
- Instrument Care and Preventive Maintenance
  11
- Cleaning the Fan Grill
  11
- Connector Care
  11
- Power Output
  11
- Unpacking the Product
  11
- Operating Environment
  11
- 1-10 Typographic Conventions
  12
- Preparation for Storage/Shipment
  13
- Preparation for Storage
  13
- Preparation for Shipment
  13
- 1-12 Contacting Anritsu for Sales and Service
  13
- Instrument Identification
  13
Chapter 2 - Instrument Overview

15
- Introduction
  15
- Front Panel
  15
- Front Panel Controls
  16
- Menu Buttons
  16
- Rotary Knob
  16
- Cursor Control Pad
  16
- Numeric Keypad
  17
- RF Output
  17
- Rear Panel
  18
- Rear Panel Bncs
  19
- Installation and Power Requirements
  21
- Powering on the Mg362X1A
  21
- Standby Mode
  22
- Warm-Up Time
  22
- Common GUI Controls
  23
- GUI Overview
  24
- Title Bar
  25
- Menu Buttons
  26
- 2-10 Status Area
  27
- Entering Data
  28
- Opening a Parameter
  29
- Cursor Control Buttons
  29
- Text Entry
  32
- 2-12 System Menu
  34
- System Information
  35
- INSTRUMENT Menu
  35
- SOFTWARE Menu
  36
- CONNECTIVITY Menu
  37
- 2-13 SETTINGS Menu
  38
- DISPLAY Settings
  39
- SOUND Settings
  39
- ETHERNET Settings
  40
- Network Settings
  41
- 2-14 Connecting to the Mg362X1A or Localhost
  43
- Working with the Localhost
  43
- Measurement Setup Parameters
  43
- 2-15 Remote Programming Setup and Interface
  43
- GPIB Interface Connection and Setup
  43
- SCREENSHOT Settings
  45
- Previewing Screenshots
  46
- DATE TIME Settings
  47
- OPTIONS Settings
  48
- RESET Menu
  49
- Resetting to Default Parameters
  50
- 2-16 FILES Menu
  51
- File Management
  51
- File Locations
  51
- File Management Operations
  51
- 2-17 DIAGNOSTICS Menu
  52
- EVENT LOG Menu
  52
- Self Test
  53
- SERVICE Mode
  55
Chapter 3 - Instrument Operation

57
- Introduction
  57
- Power-On Display
  57
- Standby Mode
  57
- Self Testing the Mg362X1A
  58
- Resetting to Default Parameters
  58
- CW Frequency Operation
  59
- FREQUENCY Menu
  59
- FREQUENCY PRESETS Menu
  62
- Frequency Step Sweep Operation
  63
- SWEEP Menu
  63
- SUMMARY Menu
  64
- Step Sweep SETUP Menu
  65
- Editing the Current Start/Stop Frequencies
  65
- Setting the Step Size
  66
- Number of Points
  66
- Setting DWELL TIME
  66
- Setting SWEEP DIRECTION
  67
- Setting PRESET SWEEP RANGES
  67
- RANGE Menu
  68
- Setting SWEEP TYPE
  68
- Starting a Step Sweep
  69
- TRIGGER Menu
  69
- Sweep TRIGGER TYPES
  70
- Initiate Step Sweep
  71
- LIST Menu
  72
- SWEEP LIST Index
  72
- LIST TRIGGER Menu
  74
- LIST - LIST Menu
  75
- Copy to the LIST
  76
- 3-10 Power Level Operations
  77
- LEVEL Menu
  77
- LEVEL SETUP Menu
  79
- Units
  81
- LEVEL PRESETS Menu
  82
- Setting Fixed Power
  83
- Setting a Preset Power Level
  85
- LEVEL OFFSET Menu
  86
- Edit the Offset Value
  87
- Power Level Sweep Operation
  88
- LEVEL SWEEP Menu
  88
- Setting CW Power Sweep, Step Size, and Dwell Time
  89
- Triggering a CW Power Sweep
  89
- RANGE Menu
  92
- Setting a Power Level Sweep Range
  92
- Setting SWEEP TYPE
  93
- 3-12 Setting the ALC Control
  94
- ALC Menu
  94
- ALC Level Modes
  94
- Step Attenuator (Option 2)
  96
- ATTENUATOR Menu
  96
- Decoupling the Attenuator
  97
- POWER SEARCH Menu
  99
- 3-14 Modulation
  100
- 3-15 Amplitude Modulation
  100
- Setting am SOURCE
  100
- Amplitude Modulation Set to Internal
  101
- Amplitude Modulation Set to External
  104
- 3-16 Frequency Modulation
  106
- Setting FM SOURCE
  106
- Frequency Modulation Set to Internal
  107
- Frequency Modulation Set to External
  110
- 3-17 Pulse Modulation
  112
- Setting Pulse SOURCE
  112
- PULSE Modulation Set to Internal
  113
- Setting Period and (PRF) FREQUENCY
  114
- Pulse Width-Delay Menu
  114
- PULSE Modulation Set to External
  118
- 3-18 Phase Modulation
  119
- PHASE Modulation Set to Internal
  119
- PHASE Modulation Set to External
  122
- 3-19 Saving/Recalling Instrument Setups
  123
- Saving Setups
  123
- Erasing Stored Setups
  124
- 3-20 Reference CALIBRATION Menu
  125
- 100 Mhz Calibration Menu (Standard Reference)
  126
- 10 Mhz Calibration Menu (Option 3)
  126
- 100 Mhz Menu
  127
- 10 Mhz Menu (with Option 66)
  128
- 3-21 Reference Status Conditions
  129
- Reference Oscillator Current Source
  129
- Reference Oscillator Lock Status
  129
- Reference Oscillator 100 Mhz Lock Status
  130
- Reference Oscillator GPS Lock Status
  130
- Reference Oscillator Rubidium Lock Status
  130
- INCREMENT Menu
  131
- Increment Size
  131
- RESET Menu
  132
Chapter 4 - Operation Verification

133
- Introduction
  133
- Test Records
  133
- Initial Mg362X1A Checkout
  133
- Power on
  133
- Warm-Up Time
  133
- Self Test
  133
- Presetting the Mg362X1A
  134
- Frequency Synthesis Test
  135
- Level Accuracy and Flatness Test
  137
- Power Level Accuracy Test Procedure
  138
- Power Level Flatness Test Procedure
  140

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