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is used to enter the standard numbers for the third class
required for an
SZZ
l-port calibration. (For default kits, this is
the load.)
measures the short circuit
TRL/LRM
calibration data for
PORT
2.
selects whether sampler correction is on or off.
saves the modified version of the color set.
provides access to all the menus used for saving and recalling
instrument states in internal memory and for storing to, or
loading from, external disk. This includes the menus used to
dellne
titles for internal registers and external disk
flies,
to
define the content of disk
files,
to initialize disks for storage,
and to clear data from the registers or purge
files
from disk.
stores the user-modified or
user-deilned
kit into memory, after
it has been modified.
selects ASCII format for data storage to disk.
selects binary format for data storage.
changes the response value scale per division of the displayed
trace. In polar and Smith chart formats, this refers to the full
scale value at the outer circumference, and is identical to
reference value.
toggles between two selections for plot scale, FULL and GRAT.
is the normal scale selection for plotting on blank paper. It
includes space for all display annotations such as marker
values, stimulus values, etc. The entire display
Ills
within the
user-defined boundaries of
Pl
and
P2
on the plotter, while
maintaining the exact same aspect ratio as the display.
expands or reduces the horizontal and vertical scale so that the
lower left and upper right graticule comers exactly correspond
to the
user-de&red
Pl
and
P2
scaling points on the plotter. This
is convenient for plotting on preprinted rectangular or polar
forms (for example, on a Smith Chart).
makes scale per division the active function. A menu is
displayed that is used to modify the vertical axis scale and
the reference line value and position. In addition this menu
provides electrical delay offset capabilities for adding or
subtracting linear phase to maintain phase linearity.
searches the trace for the next occurrence of the target value
to the left.
searches the trace for the next occurrence of the target value
to the right.
moves the active marker to the
maximum
point on the trace.
moves the active marker to the minimum point on the trace.
turns off the marker search function.
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