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Anritsu MP1632C Operation Manual

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Summary of MP1632C

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  • Page 2: Anritsu Corporation

    Document no.: m-w1859ae-6.0 anritsu corporation mp1632c digital data analyzer operation manual for safety and warning information, please read this manual before attempting to use the equipment. Keep this manual with the equipment. Sixth edition.

  • Page 3: Danger

    Ii safety symbols to prevent the risk of personal injury or loss related to equipment malfunction, anritsu corporation uses the following safety symbols to indicate safety-related information. Ensure that you clearly understand the meanings of the symbols before using the equipment. Some or all of t...

  • Page 4: Warning

    For safety iii warning 1. Always refer to the operation manual when working near locations at which the alert mark shown on the left is attached. If the advice in the operation manual is not followed there is a risk of personal injury or reduced equipment performance. The alert mark shown on the lef...

  • Page 5: Warning

    For safety iv warning 4. This equipment cannot be repaired by the operator. Do not attempt to remove the equipment covers or unit covers or to disassemble internal components. Only qualified service personnel with a knowledge of electrical fire and shock hazards should service this equipment. There ...

  • Page 6: Caution

    For safety v caution 1. Always remove the mains power cable from the power outlet before replacing blown fuses. There is a risk of electric shock if fuses are replaced with the power cable connected. Always use new fuses of the type and rating specified on the rear panel of the instrument. There is ...

  • Page 7: Caution

    For safety vi caution this equipment uses a poly-carbomonofluoride lithium battery to backup the memory. This battery must be replaced by service personnel when it has reached the end of its useful life; contact the anritsu sales section or your nearest representative. Note: the battery used in this...

  • Page 8: Equipment Certificate

    Vii equipment certificate anritsu corporation certifies that this equipment was tested before shipment using calibrated measuring instruments with direct traceability to public testing organizations recognized by national research laboratories, including the national institute of advanced industrial...

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    Viii notes on export management this product and its manuals may require an export license/approval by the government of the product's country of origin for re-export from your country. Before re-exporting the product or manuals, please contact us to confirm whether they are export-controlled items ...

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    Ix crossed-out wheeled bin symbol equipment marked with the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol complies with council directive 2002/96/ec (the “weee directive”) in european union. For products placed on the eu market after august 13, 2005, please contact your local anritsu representative at the end of t...

  • Page 11: Software License Agreement

    X software license agreement please read this software license agreement before using the accompanying software program (hereafter this software). You are authorized to use this software only if you agree to all the terms of this license. By opening the sealed package containing this software, you a...

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    Xi end-user license agreement for microsoft software important-read carefully: this end-user license agreement ("eula") is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or a single entity) and the manufacture(“manufacturer”) of the special purpose computing device(“system”) you acquired which ...

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    Xii 4. Copyright. All title and copyrights in and to the software (including but not limited to any images, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, text, and "applets" incorporated into the software), the accompanying printed materials, and any copies of the software are owned by microsoft or ...

  • Page 14: Ce Conformity Marking

    Xiii ce conformity marking anritsu affixes the ce conformity marking on the following product(s) in accordance with the council directive 93/68/eec to indicate that they conform to the emc and lvd directive of the european union (eu). Ce marking 1. Product model model: mp1632c digital data analyzer,...

  • Page 15: C-Tick Conformity Marking

    Xiv c-tick conformity marking anritsu affixes the c-tick marking on the following product(s) in accordance with the regulation to indicate that they conform to the emc framework of australia/new zealand. C-tick marking 1. Product model model: mp1632c digital data analyzer, and expansion unit 2. Appl...

  • Page 16: Power Line Fuse Protection

    Xv power line fuse protection for safety, anritsu products have either one or two fuses in the ac power lines as requested by the customer when ordering. Single fuse: a fuse is inserted in one of the ac power lines. Double fuse: a fuse is inserted in each of the ac power lines. Example 1: an example...

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    Xvi.

  • Page 18: Introduction

    I introduction organization of operation manuals the mp1632c digital data analyzer is the main unit of the measuring equipment into which the plug-in units can be installed. Operation manuals have been prepared for the main unit and the other units, respectively, and consist of the following four op...

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    Ii contents chapter 1 overview......................................................................................................1 1.1 product overview ........................................................................................................................... 2 1.2 structure of op...

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    Iii 5.5 entering data.......................................................................................................................................47 5.6 using software keyboard ....................................................................................................................

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    Iv 8.4 calibration ............................................................................................................................................99 8.5 scrapping ...............................................................................................................................

  • Page 22: Chapter 1  Overview

    1 chapter 1 overview.

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    2 1.1 product overview the mp1632c digital data analyzer (hereafter simply called 'the instrument') is the mainframe into which various plug-in units can be installed to configure various systems. Combining the instrument and other units enabled various digital communication equipment, the modules s...

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    3 1.2 structure of operation manual the operation manual consists of the following nine chapters. Chapter number description chapter 1 overview product overview, structure of operation manual, equipment configuration, and specifications chapter 2 setup environmental conditions of installation locati...

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    4 1.3 equipment configuration 1.3.1 standard configuration the standard configuration of the instrument is shown in the following table. Table 1-1 standard configuration item model name and symbol product name quantity remarks equipment configuration mp1632c digital data analyzer 1 accessories suppl...

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    5 1.3.2 list of units the plug-in units that can be inserted in the instrument are shown in the following table. Table table table table 1111----2222 list of units list of units list of units list of units item product name remarks mu163220c 3.2g pulse pattern generator the pulse pattern generator o...

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    6 1.3.3 list of options the options that can be used in the instrument are shown in the following table. Table table table table 1111----3333 list of options list of options list of options list of options item product name remarks mp1632c*01 gpib gpib interface board mp1632c*02 ethernet ethernet in...

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    7 1.4 specifications the specifications of the instrument are shown in table 1-5. The items marked by asterisk (*) require installation of options. Their contents are shown outside the table. Table table table table 1111----5555 specifications (1/2) specifications (1/2) specifications (1/2) specific...

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    8 table 1-5 table 1-5 table 1-5 table 1-5 specifications (2/2) specifications (2/2) specifications (2/2) specifications (2/2) item specifications dimensions and weight dimensions weight 426(Ｗ), 221.5(h), 451(d) mm 20 kg or less (when no units are inserted, without opt03) 25 kg or less (when no units...

  • Page 30: Chapter 2  Setup

    9 chapter 2 setup.

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    10 2.1 ambient conditions the instrument operates under the ambient temperature of 5℃ to 45℃, and ambient humidity of 85% or less. For storage, store the instrument under the ambient temperature of -20℃ to 60℃, and ambient humidity of 85% or less. Avoid using the instrument in the following location...

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    11 2.2 safety precautions for safety assurance's sake, observe the safety precautions given below. For tips on starting and stopping the instrument, see chapter 4, "starting and stopping the mp1632c." 1. Before connecting the ac power cord, be sure to confirm that the power switch of the instru- men...

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    12 8. Do not turn off the main power of the instrument while the hard disk access lamp on the front panel is illuminating. If not, the hard disk can be damaged. 9. Do not use anything other than the supplied unique pen and fingers to operate the touch panel. 10. Never open the instrument. There can ...

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    13 2.3 connecting the power cord check that the power switch on the front panel is turned off (switched to the (o) side). Insert the power plug into an outlet, and connect the other end to the power inlet on the rear panel. To ensure that the instrument is grounded, always use the supplied 3-pin pow...

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    15 chapter 3 panel description and connections.

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    16 3.1 panel description the view of the instrument's front and rear panels are shown below, along with a summary descrip- tion of their component functions. Front panel panel lock hdd a . 1 4 7 m/k enter shift p/g n/m c _ 3 6 9 d tab bs f e b 0 2 5 8 mp1632a remote digital data analyzer (1) (2) (3)...

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    17 rear panel (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (11) (13) f 8a rs-232c (com1) keyboard m ouse crt optio n-01 ～lin e 4 7.5-63 hz 1kva max pri nt er (12) option-03 3.2g internal synthesizer clock(0.05-3.2ghz) output 1.0vp-p 50Ω ! Input 0.5 - 2 . 0vp-p 50Ω ! Output 1 . 0v p-p 50Ω ! Lock(10mhz) (10) f...

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    18 the view of the 3.2g internal synthesizer (opt03) rear panel is shown below, along with a summary description of its component functions. Option-03 3.2g internal synthesizer clock(0.05-3.2ghz) output 1.0v p-p 50Ω ! Input 0. 5-2. 0vp- p 50 Ω ! Output 1. 0vp- p 50 Ω ! Lock(10mhz) (1) (2) (3) fig. F...

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    19 3.2 connections 3.2.1 sample connections of peripherals a mouse, a keyboard, a printer, an external display, and a personal computer (used as a controller) can be connected to the instrument's rear panel. Sample connections are shown below. C1,c2,c3,c4,c7. Opton-01 90ﾅ246v prnter ﾅ`line 47.5-63hz...

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    20 3.2.2 connecting peripherals procedures for connecting peripherals to the instrument are described below, along with tips. Mouse connect the ps/2 mouse (supplied with the instrument as a standard accessory) to the rear-panel mouse connector while the instrument is off, and then turn it on. The mo...

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    21 external display an external display connected to the instrument provides high-resolution display images. To connect an external display to the instrument, follow these steps. 1. Connect an external display to the rear-panel vga connector while the instrument is off. 2. Turn on the instrument. Th...

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    22 3.2.3 connection between 3.2g internal synthesizer and unit this section describes how to connect 3.2g internal synthesizer to another unit inserted in the mp1632c. Z connection between 3.2g internal synthesizer and ppg slot3 : mu163220c 3.2g pulse pattern generator cable : sma cable f 8a rs-232c...

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    23 z connection from peripherals cable : bnc cable f 8a rs-232c (com1) keyboard mouse crt option-01 ～line 47.5-63hz 1kva max printer option-03 3.2g internal syntesizer mu163220a 3.2g pulse pattern generator clock(0.05-3.2ghz) output 1.0vp-p 50Ω lock(10mhz) input 0.5-2.0vp-p 50Ω ! Output 1.0vp-p 50Ω ...

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    25 chapter4 starting and stopping the mp1632c.

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    26 4.1 starting and stopping the mp1632c microsoft® ms-dos® operating system and microsoft® windows® operating system (hereafter simply called windows®) are used as display control software in the instrument, so that you can run the application for the instrument the same way as you do applications ...

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    27 4.2 definitions of keywords because the instrument supports windows®, windows® terms are sometimes used in its context in this user's guide. Windows® terms and operations frequently mentioned in this guide are defined below. General terms general terms appearing in the user's guide are defined be...

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    28 note the instrument has a touch screen, which can be operated by touching it. Touch screen operations are essentially similar to mouse operations, except that the function of the right mouse button is not supported. Think of the function of pressing the left mouse button as touching the screen su...

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    29 z control menu box click to open the control menu, from which the window can be maximized, minimized, and so on. Additionally, to close the window double-click it. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 4444----3333 control menu control menu control menu control menu z minimize button click to minimize the window, ...

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    30 menu actions may have choices of items. When an item is selected, it is marked by a check mark (fig. 4-5). Click another item the clicked item is marked by a check mark check mark fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 4444----5555 menu with a check mark menu with a check mark menu with a check mark menu with a che...

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    31 z to maximize a window click the maximize button in the window, and the window will be enlarged to the full size of the screen. The window will also be maximized by double-clicking the title bar. When the window is maximized, the maximize button changes to a restore button to restore the window t...

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    32 controls the controls used with the instrument are defined below. Group box option button check boxes command button list box text box spin box dropdown list box fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 4444----8888 control control control control z command button a rectangular button labeled with a function name. Cl...

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    33 z group box a frame or box that encloses a set of related controls..

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    35 chapter 5 display description.

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    36 5.1 kinds of displays the instrument has a number of setup displays and windows, which can be grouped into four broad categories according to their operation and functions. In this user's guide, these displays and win- dows are called by the names mentioned below. Parent window subwindow panel c ...

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    37 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 5555----2222 dialog box dialog box dialog box dialog box z dialog box a window that is opened by clicking a command button or selecting a menu on a panel. Once you open a dialog box with the instrument, you cannot operate other window unless you close it. Dialog boxes are norm...

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    38 5.2 window organization 5.2.1 window hierarchy the hierarchy of the parent window, subwindows, and panels supported by the instrument with a 3.2g internal synthesizer (opt03), a pulse pattern generator (ppg), and an error detector (ed) unit installed in it. For descriptions of the shaded displays...

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    39 5.2.2 organization of panel display images the instrument can house a number of units. Setup and measurement data information is available in a unit-specific manner. Panels display setup and measurement data information in the following organizations: z displaying information on multiple units in...

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    40 z displaying information on a single unit and the instrument the 'setup:frequency' panel, the 'result:eye margin' panel, and so on each display information on one unit at a time. Unlike the organization described above, no unit-specific group boxes ex- ist in this case. Group box for the units in...

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    41 5.2.3 toolbar organization the instrument provides a number of icons on the toolbar. The icons are in the form of buttons asso- ciated with frequently used functions. When buttons are pressed, their corresponding functions are executed. The table below defines the functions corresponding to the i...

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    42 5.3 opening and closing windows 5.3.1 opening and closing subwindows and switching their displays procedures for opening and closing subwindows and switching their displays are described. Opening and closing a subwindow to open a subwindow click a subwindow open/close button in the parent window....

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    43 switching subwindow displays you can maximize an open subwindow or switch its display. Z to maximize a subwindow click the maximize button. The subwindow will then be maximized in the parent window. Z to return a maximized subwindow to its original size when a subwindow is maximized, the maximize...

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    44 z to display open subwindows side by side select [window]-[tile] from the parent window menu bar. Multiple open subwindows will be displayed, side by side, in the parent window. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 5555----7777 windowmenu windowmenu windowmenu windowmenu z to display open subwindows overlapped se...

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    45 5.3.2 switching panels subwindows contain multiple panels each. You cannot view multiple panels of a single subwindow at once. C c tab click option tab click system tab c c c fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 5555----8888 switching panels switching panels switching panels switching panels z to display a hidden...

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    46 5.4 basic setup procedures with the instrument, settings are normally changed by opening dialog boxes. (some settings are changed on panels.) this section describes how to change instrument settings via dialog boxes. C setup…button click setup…button click ok button or click cancel button fig. Fi...

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    47 5.5 entering data with the instrument, the following methods are used to manipulate displays: z mouse manipulations you can run the application for the instrument the same way as you do windows® applica- tions on a personal computer. Z touch screen manipulations the instrument's touch screen offe...

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    48 procedures for entering data are described below, along with operational differences, with pri- mary regard to the usage of the front-panel keys and the rotary encoder. Moving from one control to the next in a window where multiple controls exist in a single window, you can move the focus from on...

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    49 entering data with spin boxes you can use spin boxes and the rotary encoder to enter numeric values. 1. Move the focus to the spin box to manipulate. When the spin box becomes the focus, a digit of the numeric value is highlighted. 2. Select the digit to change by moving the highlighted cursor, i...

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    50 using controls to manipulate controls with panel keys, follow these steps. Z command button manipulations 1. Move the focus to the command button. 2. Press the [enter] key. The function associated with the button is executed. Z drop-down list boxes 1. Move the focus to the drop-down list box to b...

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    51 5.6 using software keyboard 5.6.1 character input the front panel of the instrument provides only the strict minimum of keys for numerical input. Therefore, a software keyboard is provided as an auxiliary function for character input. The software keyboard allows character input even when no keyb...

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    52 5.6.2 setting the software keyboard the size and display format of the software keyboard provided with the instrument can be changed to suit each usage condition. Z changing the size click the button at the top left of the software keyboard to open the control box. Click the size in the menu, and...

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    53 z saving setup data click the button at the top left of the software keyboard to open the control box. When click save in the menu, current setup data is saved. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 5555----15 15 15 15 saving setup data saving setup data saving setup data saving setup data.

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    55 chapter 6 operating instructions.

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    56 6.1 touch screen calibration the instrument allows you to carry out display operations via the touch screen. The touch screen requires preliminary adjustment to ensure that the location of the display surface touched will be correctly transmitted to the software. To adjust the touch screen, follo...

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    57 6.2 saving and opening setup data 6.2.1 saving setup data with the instrument, you can save setup data to floppy disks or hard disk. There are two ways to save setup data as follows: z quick save this function saves multiple records of data, such as instrument setup data and unit-specific set- up...

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    58 quick save procedure 1. Select [file]-[quick save] from the parent window menu bar. The quick save dialog box will open. 3 4 5 2 c c fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----1111 quick save dialog box quick save dialog box quick save dialog box quick save dialog box 2. Using the directories and drives control...

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    59 save procedure 1. Select [file]-[save] from the parent window menu bar. The save dialog box will open. 4 2 5 3 c c fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----2222 save dialog box save dialog box save dialog box save dialog box 2. Select the type of file to save from the type of save file drop-down list box. Mai...

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    60 6.2.2 opening setup data with the instrument, you can open setup data or measurement data from floppy disks or hard disk. There are two ways to open setup data as follows: z quick open this function opens multiple records of data, such as instrument setup data and unit-specific setup data, all at...

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    61 4. You may check the comment check box to read the comment on the environmental file selected, or check the information check box to view the filenames of the various files managed by the en- vironmental file created. 5. The setup procedure is now complete. Click ok to open the data. Open procedu...

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    62 6.2.3 manipulating files data written to floppy disks or hard disk can be manipulated from the file manager. The file manager provides functions for deleting, moving, copying, and otherwise manipulating files. For more detailed procedural information, see the help files for file manager. Note 1. ...

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    63 6.3 choosing remote control 6.3.1 choosing remote control interfaces the instrument supports rs-232c, and gpib (option), ethernet(option) as remote control inter- faces. Setup procedures for using these interfaces are described bellow. 1. Open the 'system:system' panel. 2 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666...

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    64 6.3.2 setting rs-232c procedures for selecting the rs-232c remote control interface are described below. 1. Select rs-232c (com1) from the remote drop-down list, and the rs-232c (com1) group box will open on the 'system:system' panel. 2. Click the setup button in the group box. The rs-232c (com1)...

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    65 7. Sets the method of flow control by selecting it from the flow control drop-down list box. Xon/xoff implements flow control using the xon/xoff characters, in addition to the rs-232c control line. Hardware implements flow control using the rs-232c control line. None do not implement flow control...

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    66 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----8888 gpib dialog box gpib dialog box gpib dialog box gpib dialog box ( ( ( (native native native native)))) 4. Now, the gpib settings are completed. To enable the settings, click the ok button. To disable the settings and return the parameters to the original values, c...

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    67 6.4 setting system operations the instrument can be toggled between the system mode in which power failure measurement is en- abled or not. 1. Open the 'system:system' panel. 2 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----9999 system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel 2. Clic...

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    68 note in these modes the following functions are operable or inoperable: function function function function normal mode normal mode normal mode normal mode measurement measurement measurement measurement power fail mode power fail mode power fail mode power fail mode power failure measurement × ○...

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    69 6.5 setting date and time this section describes how to set the date and time for the instrument. 1. Open the 'system:system' panel. 2 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----11 11 11 11 system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel 2. Press the setup button in the date & ti...

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    70 4. Set the time by entering into the time spin box. The time will appear in hour-minute-second format. 0 to 23:step 1: sets from 0 to 23 hours. 0 to 59:step 1: sets from 0 to 59 minutes. 0 to 59:step 1: sets from 0 to 59 seconds. 5. The setup procedure is now complete. Press the ok button to enab...

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    71 6.6 setting buzzer this section describes how to set the on or off of buzzer for the instrument. 1. Open the 'system:system' panel. 2 3 5 4 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----13 13 13 13 system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel system:system panel 2. To switch error buzzer, press the ...

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    72 6. Select the type of desired system error by pressing the corresponding check box. Checked sys- tem error becomes valid. Press the ok button to enable the settings. Description of each system error is below. (pll unlock (pll unlock (pll unlock (pll unlock)))) the pll circuit in the internal synt...

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    73 6.7 checking occurred system error when a system error occurs a bell-button appears at upper right corner of the parent window. C bell-button fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----15 15 15 15 bell button bell button bell button bell button clicking this button opens a dialog box where the type of occurred ...

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    74 6.8 viewing the configuration of units inserted in the mp1632c 'system:option' panel lets you view the hardware system configuration and the software configura- tion of the instrument. It displays the following kinds of information: z hardware system configuration ・ kinds of units inserted in slo...

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    75 2. The hardware system configuration and the software configuration of the instrument are dis- played. A dotted box means that the slot is empty or any other instruments current version of the soft- ware can control, is inserted the slot. Click the available unit button in the software group box,...

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    76 6.9 printing out display images the instrument permits hard-copying display images to a printer. 1. Before carrying out a hard-copy operation, you need to set up the printer. Select [file]-[printer setup] from the parent window menu bar. The printer setup dialog box will open. 2 3 fig. Fig. Fig. ...

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    77 6.10 resetting to factory defaults the instrument can be reset to its factory defaults by initializing its setup status and measurement data. 1. Select [file]-[initialize] from the parent window menu bar. 2. The instrument is reset to its factory defaults. Before initialization begins, a warning ...

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    78 6.11 recovering software the instrument is controlled by microsoft® ms-dos® operating system, microsoft® windows® op- erating system, and other applications. The instrument may fail to work correctly if any part of the software is corrupted by hdd fails or invalid file manipulations. If this happ...

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    79 recovery preparations complete the following preparations before beginning software recovery: 1. Connect an external keyboard to the instrument. The execution of the recovery software requires an external keyboard to be connected to the keyboard. Connect a keyboard to the rear-panel keyboard conn...

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    80 recovery procedures the software recovery procedures are described below. Z system software recovery 1. After this system is ready for recovery, the recovery tool starts and the message below appears on the screen. When the message shown below appears, answer [y] to proceed with recovery and part...

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    81 4. When the formatting is finished, files are copied to the hd. Replace fds according to the screen guidance. ＭＰ１６３２Ａ --------recovery tool-------- insert disk no.2,and press [enter] 67% completed Ｃ fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----24 24 24 24 copying in progress copying in progress copying in progres...

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    82 messages displayed during recovery the messages shown below may be displayed while recovery is in progress. Suggested responses are described below. 1. "one or more visual basic applications are running. One or more visual basic applications are running. One or more visual basic applications are ...

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    83 2. “can not copy file a: can not copy file a: can not copy file a: can not copy file a: ctl3d.Dl_ since the destination file is already in use ctl3d.Dl_ since the destination file is already in use ctl3d.Dl_ since the destination file is already in use ctl3d.Dl_ since the destination file is alre...

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    84 6. "the main frame version isn't compatible with this application the main frame version isn't compatible with this application the main frame version isn't compatible with this application the main frame version isn't compatible with this application" this message is displayed when the instrumen...

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    85 6.12 using the mp1632c menu when the instrument application is terminated and then windows® exited, the mp1632c menu program starts running, allowing the following menu of functions to be executed: 1. Mp1632c startup 2. Defrag 3. Scandisk 4. Windows setup 5. Mp1632c startup with default settings ...

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    86 scandisk select 3 in response to select number on the menu, the ms-dos® command scandisk will start running. The scandisk command analyzes the status of the disk and correct errors. Proceed to run scan- disk as directed by the screen guidance. Note if you continue using a hard disk without correc...

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    87 mp1632c startup with default settings select 5 in response to select number on the menu and mp1632c application will start with all set- ting initialized after windows® start..

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    88 6.13 setting a frequency 3.2g internal synthesizer can generate clock pulses within the frequency range of 50 mhz to 3.2 ghz. Let us take a look at how to make the following settings: z clock source z reference signal z frequency 1. Open the 'setup:frequency' panel. 2 fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----...

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    89 3. Set whether an internal or external reference signal is to be used by selecting a reference signal type from the reference drop-down list box. Int use an internal reference signal. Ext 10mhz use an external reference signal. (10mhz) 4. Select a clock frequency from the frequency spin box. 50 0...

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    90 6.14 monitoring the system error 3.2g internal synthesizer monitors the pll unlock alarm. This alarm indicates that the pll loop has been unlocked. When this alarm occurs, indication led on the 'setup:frequency' panel lights. Fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----32 32 32 32 setup:frequenc setup:frequenc s...

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    91 6.15 for the users of the existing berts 6.15.1 customize subwindow the customize subwindow is a setup screen that adopts the 1-key/1-parameter operation method of the existing berts, allowing you to monitor the measurement result by inputting measurement parameters directly. The screen consists ...

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    92 6.15.2 assigning setting items to setup frames this section describes the procedures for assigning setting items to setup frames. A maximum of six items can be assigned. 1. Press the display setup button in the customize subwindow. C display setup fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 6666----34 34 34 34 display s...

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    93 chapter 7 performance test.

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    94 7.1 clock output this section describes the procedures for checking the main function of the 3.2g internal synthesizer option. Some equipment in below figures is required for this performance test. 7.1.1 internal clock output 1. To test waveform and frequency of the internal clock output signal, ...

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    95 4. Confirm that the amplitude of the waveform measured by the sampling oscilloscope is in the range according to fig.7-2. 1vp-p±0.3v fig. Fig. Fig. Fig. 7777----2222 specification of the clock output signal waveform specification of the clock output signal waveform specification of the clock outp...

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    97 chapter 8 maintenance・ ・ ・ ・ scrapping.

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    98 8.1 daily care z to remove surface smears from the instrument, wipe with a cloth moistened with a weak neutral detergent solution. Z if dirt or dust collects on the instrument, suck with a vacuum cleaner. Z clean head of floppy disk drive with 3.5 inch head cleaning disk set regularly. Z if parts...

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    99 8.3 shipping when shipping the instrument, package it in the packing materials in which it had been delivered if they are still retained; if not, follow the packaging steps below. In handing the instrument, wear clean gloves and handle it gently with care not scratch or dent it. 1. Clean the exte...

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    101 appendixes.

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    102 appendix a display-specific setup items panel panel panel panel group box group box group box group box setup item setup item setup item setup item default default default default system:system remote rs-232c(com1) system mode normal mode rs-232c(com1) speed 9600 parity none data bit length 8bit...

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    103 appendix b troubleshooting following error message is appeared at the power on. “error found in back-up data. All settings and measured data cleared to default.” if the above error message is appeared after power on again, the internal-memory back up battery life is ended. Please, call your near...

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    104 message asking for windows® disk insertion appears when you are setting printers with the windows® control panel, message like "insert microsoft windows 3.1 disk #5 ...." may appear. In such a case, insert the correspond recovery fd. The correspondence between number in the message and number la...

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    105 appendix c entry table of performance test result instrument name ： option-03 3.2g internal synthesizer serial no． ： ambient temperature ： ℃ ambient humidity ： ％ z internal clock output frequency [hz] frequency [hz] frequency [hz] frequency [hz] standard [hz] standard [hz] standard [hz] standard...

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