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Press Edit Period to open the Pulse Period parame
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ter. (If you had selected PRF instead of Period at the
Internal Pulse Configuration menu, the soft-key
would read Edit PRF and pressing it would open
the PRF parameter.) Edit the current value using
the cursor control keys, rotary data knob, or enter a
new value using the keypad and the appropriate
terminator key. To close the Pulse Period parameter,
press Edit Period (or Edit PRF ) or make another
menu selection.
Press Wdth / Dly List... to display the Pulse
Width/Delay List menu (below) of current Pulse
Width (W1-W4) and Delay (D1-D4) parameter
settings.
To change the current value of a parameter, use the
cursor control keys to select the parameter, then
press Edit Selected . Edit the current value using
the cursor control keys, rotary data knob, or enter a
new value using the keypad and the appropriate
terminator key. To close the open parameter, press
Edit Selected or < Previous .
When the Delayed or Triggered w/delay trigger
mode is selected, the menu display adds the soft-key
Step Delay . This soft-key lets you access menus for
setting the step delay parameters and turning the
Stepped Delay Mode on and off. The Stepped Delay
Mode is described on page 3-113.
3-108 MG369XB OM
Signal Modulation Local (Front Panel) Operation
NOTE
At a 100 MHz pulse clock rate, the
pulse period must be 50 ns longer
than the pulse widths + delays;at a
40 MHz pulse clock rate, the pulse
period must be 125 ns longer than
the pulse widths + delays; at a
10 MHz pulse clock rate, the pulse
period must be 500 ns longer than
the pulse widths + delays.
NOTE
Pulse Delay (D1) is only active
when Delayed or Triggered w/delay
triggering mode is selected.