Agilent Technologies MXE EMI Receiver N9038A Guia de Resolução de Problemas

Agilent TechnologiesGetting Started and Troubleshooting GuideAgilent X-Series EMI ReceiverThis manual provides documentation for the following:MXE EMI

10 Quick-StartInitial InspectionInitial InspectionInspect the shipping container and the cushioning material for signs of stress. Retain the shipping

100 Using Microsoft Windows XPWindows Shortcuts and Miscellaneous TasksWindows startup folderAll Windows XP systems include a special folder, called t

101Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide6 Troubleshooting“Check the Basics” on page 102“Problems with Microsoft Windows XP” on page 1

102 TroubleshootingCheck the BasicsCheck the Basicso Is there power at the receptacle? o Is the instrument turned on? Check to see if the green LED be

103TroubleshootingCheck the Basicso If the previously performed alignments did not resolve the problem, press System, Alignments, Restore Align Defaul

104 TroubleshootingProblems with Microsoft Windows XPProblems with Microsoft Windows XPThe Microsoft Windows XP operating system settings have been op

105TroubleshootingReturning an EMI Receiver for ServiceReturning an EMI Receiver for ServiceCalling Agilent Technologies Agilent Technologies has offi

106 TroubleshootingReturning an EMI Receiver for ServiceRead the Warranty The warranty for your instrument is in the front of your Specifications Guid

107TroubleshootingReturning an EMI Receiver for Service3. Surround the equipment with three to four inches of packing material and prevent the equipme

108 TroubleshootingReturning an EMI Receiver for Service

IndexGetting Started Guide 109Symbols.NET, 49Aactive function, 29adda network connection, 47a printer, 48Administrator logon, 43Adobe Acrobat Reader,

11Quick-StartInstrument Location and Rack Mounting RequirementsInstrument Location and Rack Mounting RequirementsLocating the instrumentMake sure that

IndexGetting Started Guide 110Tab settings, 48user accounts, 47virus protection, 47Microsoft Windows XP system settings, 47mouseless help system use,

IndexGetting Started Guide 111set time and date, 48Shortcut keys, 97Startup Folder, 100System Properties, 48Tab settings, 48taskbarauto-hide, 99user a

112 Getting Started GuideIndex

12 Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First TimeTurning on the EMI Receiver the First TimeInitial power-on of the instrument can be accomplish

13Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First Time3. Launch Microsoft Setup • Highlight Microsoft Windows XP Professional and press Enter to star

14 Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First Time4. Reboot and logon • Click OK When the instrument restarts, the following message window appe

15Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First Time7. View a signal a. Press Mode, Spectrum Analyzer.b. Press Input/Output, RF Calibrator, 50 MHz.

16 Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First TimeInitializing the instrument using front-panel navigation The following keys are used in the in

17Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First Time2. Launch Microsoft Setup • Highlight Microsoft Windows XP Professional and press Enter to star

18 Quick-StartTurning on the EMI Receiver the First Time3. Reboot and logon • Press Enter When the instrument restarts, the following message window a

19Quick-StartAnti-Virus Software and FirewallsAnti-Virus Software and FirewallsNo anti-virus software is shipped with the EMI Receiver. It is recommen

Notices© Agilent Technologies, Inc. 2012No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means (including electronic storage and retriev

20 Quick-StartShortening the Instrument Power-On TimeShortening the Instrument Power-On TimeThe instrument desktop includes a shortcut to the Configur

21Quick-StartInstrument InformationAC power cordThe EMI Receiver is equipped with a three-wire power cord, in accordance with international safety sta

22 Quick-StartInstrument InformationInstrument MaintenanceCleaning the instrumentWARNING To prevent electrical shock, disconnect the instrument from m

23Quick-StartInstrument InformationBattery InformationThe EMI Receiver uses a lithium battery located on the CPU board. This is not an operator replac

24 Quick-StartInstrument Information• Be sure that all instruments are properly earth-grounded to prevent build-up of static charge.• Perform work on

25Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide2 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesThis section describes the following features:“Front-Panel Feat

26 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel FeaturesFront-Panel FeaturesItemDescription# Name1 Menu Keys Key labels appear to the left of the menu key

27Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel Features8 Back Space Key Press this key to delete the previous character when entering alphanumeric informa

28 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel Features17 Ctrl Key Ctrl works the same as a PC keyboard. Use it to navigate in Windows applications or to

29Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel FeaturesOverview of key typesThe keys labeled FREQ Channel, System, and Marker Functions are all examples o

3WarrantyThis Agilent technologies instrument product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date

30 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel FeaturesWhen a menu first appears, one key label is highlighted to show which key is the default selection

31Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel FeaturesIn some key menus, a key label is highlighted to show which key has been selected from multiple ava

32 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront-Panel Features

33Front and Rear Panel FeaturesDisplay AnnotationsDisplay AnnotationsThis section describes the display annotation as it is on the EMI Receiver displa

34 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesDisplay Annotations5 Settings panel - displays system information that is not specific to any one application.• Input/

35Front and Rear Panel FeaturesRear-Panel FeaturesRear-Panel FeaturesEMI ReceiverItemDescription#Name1 EXT REF IN Input for an external frequency refe

36 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesRear-Panel Features10 TRIGGER 2 OUTA trigger output used to synchronize other test equipment with the instrument. Conf

37Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront and Rear Panel SymbolsFront and Rear Panel Symbols This symbol is used to indicate power ON (green LED). This

38 Front and Rear Panel FeaturesFront and Rear Panel Symbols

39Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide3 Using the EMC32 SoftwareThe MXE is designed to be compatible with EMC32 software. The follow

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40 Using the EMC32 SoftwareHow to Set Up and Run the EMC32 SoftwareHow to Set Up and Run the EMC32 SoftwareTo be compatible with the EMC32 software, t

41Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide4 Instrument Operating SystemThis chapter describes the Microsoft Windows XP configuration and

42 Instrument Operating SystemAgilent Software InstalledAgilent Software InstalledAgilent signal analyzer softwareThe N9060B Agilent Spectrum Analyzer

43Instrument Operating SystemUser AccountsUser AccountsUser loginThe default user account that ships from the factory is “Instrument” with the passwor

44 Instrument Operating SystemAgilent X-Series EMI Receiver LicensingCustomer creation of accountsYou can create additional user accounts and decide o

45Instrument Operating SystemLicensing New Measurement Application Software - After Initial PurchaseExample: N9071A-TRLIf a product has multiple tiers

46 Instrument Operating SystemLicensing New Measurement Application Software - After Initial Purchase3. Load the license file • Connect the USB storag

47Instrument Operating SystemWindows ConfigurationWindows ConfigurationThe Windows settings have been optimized for the best measurement performance.

48 Instrument Operating SystemWindows ConfigurationSettings that must not be changedAvoid changing any settings in this section. Changes to the follow

49Instrument Operating SystemWindows ConfigurationIn addition, DO NOT:• Add, delete, or modify disk drive partitions.• Delete or modify Agilent regist

Contents 51 Quick-StartInitial Inspection 10Shipping Problems? 10Instrument Location and Rack Mounting Requirements 11Locating the instrument 11Coolin

50 Instrument Operating SystemConfiguring PrintersConfiguring PrintersPrinters are configured using the Microsoft Windows Control Panel. It is easily

51Instrument Operating SystemWindows SecurityWindows SecurityMicrosoft recommends the following to ensure the instrument's Windows XP operating s

52 Instrument Operating SystemWindows SecurityWindows FirewallThe instrument is shipped with the Windows Firewall enabled.NOTE The window may look sli

53Instrument Operating SystemWindows SecurityNOTE Be aware that downloading and installing Windows Updates can be network and CPU usage intensive (imp

54 Instrument Operating SystemWindows SecuritySpyware protectionThere is no anti-spyware software installed on the instrument. This should not be a pr

55Instrument Operating SystemSystem MaintenanceSystem MaintenanceBackupIt is recommended that you have a regular backup strategy. Your IT department m

56 Instrument Operating SystemUSB ConnectionsUSB ConnectionsAll of the USB ports are compatible with the USB 2.0 and 1.1 specification. The two USB po

57Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Partitioning and UseAgilent Technologies does not support or warrant correct instrument operation if additiona

58 Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Partitioning and UseBacking-up the factory calibration dataTo back-up the factory calibration data you will n

59Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery ProcessDisk Drive Recovery ProcessThe Agilent Recovery System can be used to repair errors on the ins

6 Contents3rd party software verified by Agilent 42Installation of other 3rd party software 42User Accounts 43User login 43Administrator login 43Agile

60 Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery ProcessAfter exiting the Agilent Recovery System, the instrument reboots. If the original factory in

61Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery ProcessNOTE After the final reboot, you might see an error dialog box appear on the XSA applications’

62 Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery Process4. When prompted to completely remove the selected application and all of its featuresa. Sele

63Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery ProcessA window appears showing the extraction process.Following the extraction screen, there may be

64 Instrument Operating SystemDisk Drive Recovery ProcessIt is possible a newer version of the instrument software is available on the web at http://w

65Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide5 Using Microsoft Windows XPNOTE The capabilities described in this section are Microsoft Wind

66 Using Microsoft Windows XPNavigating Windows Without a MouseNavigating Windows Without a MouseKey Presses ActionsEsc Exits/closes a Windows dialog

67Using Microsoft Windows XPNavigating Windows Without a MouseUsing the interactive Help system without a mouseTo open the Help window for any menu Ch

68 Using Microsoft Windows XPNavigating Windows Without a MouseNavigating Acrobat (PDF) without a mouseWhen you open an Acrobat (PDF) document, it is

69Using Microsoft Windows XPNavigating Windows Without a MouseTo select Thumbnails, and Display pages (from Pages Tab): Press the Left/Right/Up/Down k

Contents 7Backing-up the factory calibration data 58Disk Drive Recovery Process 59Updating the software 615 Using Microsoft Windows XPNavigating Windo

70 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyWindows Rem

71Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments Remotely Basic setup for remote desktop operationSetting up a remote deskto

72 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySetting up the remote computerThe procedure depends on whether the

73Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyHow to locate the computer name of the instrumentTo connect a remot

74 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyRunning a Remote Desktop sessionInitializing a Remote Desktop sess

75Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyNOTE Only the current User or an Administrator can remotely log in

76 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySetting Remote Desktop optionsStep Notes1. On the Remote Desktop C

77Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments Remotely3. Click the Display tab.a. Under Remote desktop size, you may sele

78 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments Remotely4. Click the Local Resources tab.a. Selecting the Disk Drives chec

79Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyAccessing menus for Remote Desktop operationUsing the mouse, right-

8 ContentsRead the Warranty 106Service Options 106Packaging the Instrument 106

80 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyKeycode commands for Remote Desktop operationWhen using the instru

81Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyDelDeleteDown Arrow Down ArrowEnterEnter (Return)FileCtrl+Shift+LFR

82 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyRight Arrow Right ArrowSaveCtrl+SSelect Space BarSingleCtrl+Alt+SS

83Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyNOTE The effect of pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete on the keyboard of the

84 Using Microsoft Windows XPRemote Desktop: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyThe Virtual Front PanelThe Virtual Front Panel is a software equiv

85Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyTh

86 Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments Remotely2. Click Advanced information about this Web-Enabled MXEThis

87Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySelecting the View and Modify Configuration tabStep Notes1. Cl

88 Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments Remotely3. Enter new settings as required, then click Apply to cause

89Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyAccessing the Web Control SA tabSelecting this tab lets you vi

9Agilent X-Series Signal AnalyzersGetting Started Guide1 Quick-StartThis section explains how to initialize the EMI Receiver.The following topics can

90 Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelyStep Notes

91Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySelecting the Get Data tabSelecting the Get Data tab allows yo

92 Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySelecting the Get Image tabSelecting the Get Image tab captur

93Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySelecting the SCPI Telnet tabSelecting the SCPI Telnet tab ope

94 Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySCPI commands and queries may be entered using the command li

95Using Microsoft Windows XPEmbedded Web Server: Using the X-Series Instruments RemotelySelecting the Help tabSelecting the Help tab displays basic he

96 Using Microsoft Windows XPCapturing/Printing Displays and WindowsCapturing/Printing Displays and WindowsYou need an external keyboard and mouse to

97Using Microsoft Windows XPWindows Shortcuts and Miscellaneous TasksWindows Shortcuts and Miscellaneous TasksThis section provides a list of windows

98 Using Microsoft Windows XPWindows Shortcuts and Miscellaneous TasksNavigating an application menu without a mouse or keyboardThis example uses Micr

99Using Microsoft Windows XPWindows Shortcuts and Miscellaneous TasksWindows taskbar auto-hide featureThe Windows taskbar should always be in the auto