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Main Menu Keys
Each of the main menu keys, shown to the left, se
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lects a main (top-level) menu display. These menus
let you select the operating mode and configuration
of the instrument. Main menu keys are identified
throughout this manual by using reverse text, for
example: Frequency . A brief functional description
of each main menu follows.
q
Frequency—This menu lets you select be
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tween CW, Analog Sweep, Step Sweep, Manual
Sweep, and List Sweep frequency modes
q
Level—This menu lets you select power level
and ALC modes (Level, Level Sweep, Level Off
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set, ALC on or off, internal or external ALC,
ALC/attenuator decoupling, ALC slope, and
user level flatness correction)
q
Modulation—This menu lets you select mod-
ulation modes (AM, FM, FM, and Pulse) when
the option is installed
q
System—This menu provides you with access
to sub-menus that let you:
q
Reset the instrument to factory-selected
default values
q
Configure the front panel, rear panel, RF,
and GPIB
q
Set incremental sizes for editing frequency,
power level, and time parameters
q
Save or recall instrument setups
q
Disable front panel data display
q
Perform instrument self-test
q
Perform reference oscillator calibration
Menu Soft-Keys
As shown to the left, six menu soft-keys are located
below the data display and six menu soft-keys are
located to the right of the data display. In general,
the menu soft-keys located below the data display
select a sub-menu of the current main (top-level)
menu display; the menu soft-keys located to the
right of the data display either control a function on
the current menu display or select an additional
sub-menu. Menu labels that identify the current
function of each soft-key are shown on the menu dis
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play adjacent to the soft-keys. Menu soft-keys are
identified throughout this manual by using a gray
background, for example: Edit F1 .
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