If I could get back to the primary issue, which gave me the 'AMPDT GAIN FAIL' (which is the DAC gain set to 255 but amplitude reading is not within specs), I could restart from where the real issue was. The CAL key opens a menu with the available functions for recording. Well, since centering to -37Hz is not working and now my CAL OUT at 300Mhz reads -50dbm instead of -20dmb, what can I do to fix this ? The Internet site at: R&S FSG Signal Source Analyzer provides the most up to date. device-specific settings, that do not refer to the signal characteristics of the.

Now, I can't run the CAL process without entering -37Hz because I get 'CAL SIGNAL NOT FOUND' which is a documented problem during the calibration of the instrument, the workaround being to do the CAL by centering to -37Hz before. Program examples for the R&S ESCI can be found in chapter 7. Wait for a few seconds and tap it again to turn it off. Step 2: You can also go to your 'Settings' and find the 'Airplane/Aeroplane mode' option there. I then restored the default CAL (I do have pictures of the CALS before I reloaded the default factory CALS). Step 1: Swipe down the notification panel and find the 'Airplane mode' icon. The AMPDT CAL then never finishes (after 12 hours of running). I decided to run the AMPTD CAL but it stopped with this error : AMPTD CAL : GAIN FAIL SRQ 110 Without fully reading the manuals, I then tried to run the CAL by centering to -37Hz. It did read the correct amplitude at 300Mhz from the CAL output signal. I noticed one day that my Analyzer was not reading the right amplitude in the 100Mhz range. 43 Settings conflict Signal Track is not available with Continuous Peak 43. This is my home lab default calculator, and there is also a pretty good free software emulator (written in Tcl no less) available. Hi group ! I will start by saying that I really messed up here. Keysight X-Series Signal Analyzers This manual provides documentation for.

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