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ESG Family Signal Generators Hardkey and Softkey Reference
Recall
User’s Guide 4-87
Delete Seq[n] Reg[nn]
Press this softkey to delete the contents of a specified register in a
specified sequence. Do not press this softkey until you have selected the
correct sequence and register using the
Select Seq and Recall Reg
softkeys. For example, if you want to delete the contents of register 5 in
sequence 4, press
Select Seq. The currently selected sequence is
displayed in the active entry area. Change the number to 4 using the up
and down arrow keys, the front panel knob, or enter a 4 using the
numeric keypad and press the
Enter terminator softkey. Sequence 4 is
now displayed in all softkeys which specify a sequence in this menu.
Now select register 5. (Remember, you must first have saved an
instrument state to this register in sequence 4.) Press
Recall Reg. The
recall register number becomes the active function. Enter the number 5
using the numeric keypad and press the
Enter terminator softkey. The
instrument state is restored from this register and register 5 is now
displayed in all softkeys which specify a register number in this menu.
Now press
Delete Seq [4] Reg[05] and register 5, stored in sequence 4, will
be deleted. The instrument state that you had recalled from this
register remains, however, until you change it. If you deleted this
register in error, you can immediately resave it using the
Save Seq[n] Reg[n] softkey in the Save menu.
NOTE This softkey has exactly the same function as the softkey with the
identical name in the front panel Save key menu.
Softkey Location:
Recall > Delete Seq[n] Reg[nn]
Recall Reg
Press this softkey to recall an instrument state from a saved register.
Recalling a register also selects that register number for all softkeys
which specify a register number in this menu. For example, if you want
to select register 5, press
Recall Reg. (Remember, you must first have
saved an instrument state to this register in the current sequence
identified by the
Select Seq softkey. If there is nothing saved, you cannot
recall it.) The recall register number becomes the active function. Enter
the number 5 using the numeric keypad and press the
Enter terminator
softkey. The instrument state is restored from this register and register
5 is now displayed in all softkeys which specify a register in this menu.
You can also use the front panel knob and the up and down arrow keys
to scroll through all saved registers for the selected sequence, recalling
each instrument state.
Softkey Location:
Recall > Recall Reg
- Agilent Technologies 1
- ESG Family Signal Generators 1
- WEEE Directive 2
- Contents 4
- 1Preparing for Use 6
- Checking the Shipment 7
- Line Settings 8
- Ventilation 9
- Environment 9
- Proper Usage and Cleaning 9
- Selecting Inverse Video 10
- Adjusting the Screen Saver 10
- Operator’s Check 12
- User’s Guide 1-9 14
- User’s Guide 15
- 2Using Functions 16
- To Set the RF Frequency 17
- Modulation 20
- Setting the AM Rate 21
- Setting the FM Rate 23
- Configuring a Step Sweep 24
- Editing List Sweep Points 25
- Enabling Options 28
- Enabling a Software Option 30
- If You Encounter a Problem 31
- Can’t Turn Off Help Mode? 33
- R annunciator will be 34
- Table 2-1 Contacting Agilent 36
- 3Front and Rear Panel 38
- Front Panel Overview 39
- 34. PULSE IN Connector 44
- Display Annotation 45
- 5. Text Area 46
- 6. Active Entry Area 46
- 7. Annunciators 46
- Utility menu 47
- User’s Guide 3-11 48
- Rear Panel Overview 49
- 1. AC Power Receptacle 50
- 2. GPIB Connector 50
- 3. SYMBOL SYNC OUT Connector 50
- 12. PATTERN TRIG IN Connector 52
- 13. BURST GATE IN Connector 52
- 15. ALT PWR IN Connector 52
- 16. EVENT 1 Connector 53
- 17. EVENT 2 Connector 53
- 19. I OUT Connector 54
- 20. Q OUT Connector 55
- 21. BER MEAS END Connector 55
- 22. BER TEST OUT Connector 55
- 23. BER ERR OUT Connector 55
- 24. BER NO DATA Connector 55
- 25. BER SYNC LOSS Connector 56
- 26. BER DATA IN Connector 56
- 27. BER CLK IN Connector 56
- 28. BER GATE IN Connector 56
- 29. 321.4 MHz IN Connector 56
- Hardkey and Softkey Reference 58
- AM Depth 59
- AM Depth Couple Off On 59
- AM Off On 60
- AM Path 1 2 WB 60
- AM Source 61
- AM Start Rate 62
- AM Stop Rate 62
- AM Sweep Time 63
- AM Sweep Trigger 63
- AM Tone 1 Rate 63
- AM Tone 2 Rate 64
- AM Waveform 64
- ALC BW Normal Narrow 70
- ALC Off On 71
- User’s Guide 4-15 72
- Ampl Offset 73
- Ampl Ref Set 73
- Ampl Ref Off On 73
- Atten Hold Off On 74
- Power Search 75
- Amplitude 76
- Arrow Keys 77
- Display Contrast Keys 78
- DCFM/DCΦM Cal 79
- FM Dev Couple Off On 82
- FM Off On 83
- FM Path 1 2 83
- FM Source 84
- FM Start Rate 85
- FM Stop Rate 85
- FM Sweep Time 85
- FM Sweep Trigger 86
- FM Tone 1 Rate 86
- FM Tone 2 Rate 87
- FM Waveform 87
- Adjust Phase 91
- Freq Multiplier 92
- Freq Offset 92
- Freq Ref Off On 93
- Freq Ref Set 93
- Optimize 94
- Phase Ref Set 94
- Frequency 95
- 4-40 User’s Guide 97
- Incr Set 98
- Burst Envelope Off On 100
- Burst Source 100
- Calibration Type User Full 101
- Do Power Search 101
- Execute Cal 101
- High Crest Mode Off On 102
- I Offset 103
- I/Q Adjustments 103
- I/Q Adjustments Off On 103
- I/Q Calibration 103
- I/Q Gain 104
- I/Q Off On 104
- I/Q Source 104
- Int Burst 105
- Power Search Manual Auto 105
- Q Offset 106
- Quadrature Skew 106
- Start Frequency 107
- Stop Frequency 107
- Dual-Sine 109
- Function Generator 109
- Immediate 109
- Internal Modulation 110
- LF Out Amplitude 110
- LF Out Freq 110
- LF Out Off On 111
- LF Out Period 111
- LF Out Source 112
- LF Out Start Freq 112
- LF Out Stop Freq 113
- LF Out Sweep Time 113
- LF Out Sweep Trigger 114
- LF Out Tone 1 Freq 114
- LF Out Tone 2 Ampl % Of Peak 115
- LF Out Tone 2 Freq 115
- LF Out Waveform 116
- LF Out Width 116
- 4-60 User’s Guide 117
- Swept-Sine 118
- Triangle 118
- Trigger In Polarity Neg Pos 118
- Trigger Key 119
- Trigger Out Polarity Neg Pos 119
- User’s Guide 4-63 120
- Mod On/Off 121
- User’s Guide 4-65 122
- Numeric Keypad 123
- Phase Modulation 124
- M Dev Couple Off On 126
- M Off On 126
- 4-70 User’s Guide 127
- M Source 128
- ΦM Start Rate 128
- M Stop Rate 129
- M Sweep Time 129
- ΦM Sweep Trigger 129
- M Tone 1 Rate 130
- M Tone 2 Ampl Percent Of Peak 130
- ΦM Tone 2 Rate 130
- 4-74 User’s Guide 131
- Ext 1 AC-Coupled 132
- Ext 1 DC-Coupled 132
- Ext 2 AC-Coupled 133
- Ext 2 DC-Coupled 133
- FM ΦM Normal High BW 133
- Internal 134
- Power Switch 137
- User’s Guide 4-81 138
- Ext2 DC-Coupled 139
- Fast Pulse Off On 139
- Internal Pulse 140
- Internal Square 140
- Pulse Off On 140
- Pulse Period 141
- Pulse Rate 141
- Pulse Source 141
- Pulse Width 142
- Delete All Regs in Seq [n] 143
- Delete All Sequences 143
- Delete Seq[n] Reg[nn] 144
- Recall Reg 144
- Select Seq 145
- RF On/Off 147
- Add Comment To Seq[n] Reg[nn] 148
- Clear Text 149
- Editing Keys 150
- Editing Mode Insert Replace 150
- Save Seq[n] Reg[nn] 151
- Select Reg 151
- Sweep/List 153
- Configure List Sweep 154
- Ampl Start 154
- Ampl Stop 154
- Configure Step Sweep 155
- Delete File 155
- Delete Item 155
- Delete Row 155
- Dwell Type List Step 156
- Edit Item 156
- Freq&Ampl 157
- Freq Start 157
- Freq Stop 157
- Goto Bottom Row 157
- Goto Middle Row 158
- Goto Row 158
- Goto Top Row 158
- Insert Item 159
- Insert Row 159
- Load From Selected File 159
- Load List From Step Sweep 160
- Load/Store 160
- Manual Mode Off On 160
- Manual Point 160
- Page Down 161
- Point Trigger 161
- Preset List 162
- Single Sweep 162
- Step Dwell 162
- Store to File 162
- Sweep Direction Down Up 163
- Sweep Repeat Single Cont 163
- Sweep Trigger 164
- Sweep Type List Step 164
- 4-110 User’s Guide 167
- ARB Catalog Types 168
- Black Pixels Screen Test 169
- Brightness 169
- Calibrate Selected Items 169
- Catalog Type 170
- Clear Error Queue(s) 170
- Copy File 171
- Delete All Files 173
- Deselect All Items 174
- Deselect Item 174
- Diagnostic Info 174
- Hardware Options 177
- Help Mode Single Cont 177
- 8648A/B/C/D 178
- 8656B,8657A/B 178
- 8657D NADC (Option UN8) 178
- 8657D PDC (Option UN8) 179
- 8657J PHS (Option UN8) 179
- GPIB Address 179
- GPIB/RS-232 180
- Installed Board Info 180
- Instrument Adjustments 180
- 4-124 User’s Guide 181
- Modify License Key 182
- Mod Status Info Off On 183
- Modulation Catalog Types 183
- Options Info 184
- Power On Last Preset 185
- Power On/Preset 185
- Preset Language 186
- Preset Normal User 186
- Proceed With Reconfiguration 186
- Recall Ref Osc Setting 187
- Receive Pace None Xon 187
- Ref Osc Coarse 187
- Ref Osc Fine 188
- Remote Language 188
- Rename File 188
- Reset RS-232 189
- RS-232 Baud Rate 190
- RS-232 Echo Off On 190
- RS-232 Pace 190
- RS-232 Timeout 190
- RTS/CTS Pacing 191
- Save User Preset 192
- Screen Saver Delay 192
- Screen Saver Mode 193
- Screen Saver Off On 193
- Select Item 193
- Software Options 194
- Step/Knob Ratio 195
- Store Ref Osc Setting 195
- Transmit Pace None Xon 196
- Update in Remote Off On 196
- View Next Error Message 196
- View Previous Error Message 197
- White Pixels Screen Test 197
- 5Memory Structure 198
- Memory Types 199
- Viewing Stored Files 200
- Copying Stored Files 201
- Renaming Stored Files 201
- Deleting Stored Files 201
- 6Safety and Regulatory 202
- Safety Notes 203
- Instrument Markings 204
- General Safety Considerations 205
- Statement of Compliance 206
- Assistance 207
- Certification 208
- Declaration of Conformity 209
- -3.GSGV Deutschland) 210
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