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8712ET/ES and 8714ET/ES Performance Checks
RF Network Analyzers Performance Test Software
Service Guide 1-17
The printer address (01). The printer address is next. No model number is needed
here; all GPIB printers should work equally well. For the DOS version, entering any valid
number except 10 will direct the output to the attached GPIB printer. Selecting an address
of 10 will redirect the output to the defined Windows default printer. Typically this will be
a printer attached to the computer's parallel port or a networked printer. On the DOS
version (HP BASIC for Windows), the default address is set to 10.
The program directory and the mass storage unit specifier (the current MSI
device).
The program directory and Mass Storage Unit Specifier (MSUS) are next. These
should point to the location of the CAL871XE program and all of its required data files (all
the files contained on the disk). If you are running this program from a floppy disk, the
program directory entry should be blank. If using an HFS or SRM system, the entire
directory name should be entered here (e.g. /TESTS/ANALYZER/NETWORK/8712E). The
entire length must be less than 80 characters (preferably less than 60 for easier viewing).
The MSUS, which indicates the physical address of the disk drive, also has an 80-character
limit. For the DOS version, this is typically just the drive letter (for example, C:). When the
program is first run, the default will be the current MSI device.
The data directory and MSUS. The next two entries are the data directory and
MSUS. These should point to the location where the results of each DUT will be stored (if
applicable). The data directory and MSUS are otherwise similar to the program directory,
including the defaults.
The sensor's, external 110 dB step attenuator's, and fixed attenuator's (pad's)
serial numbers (xxxx).
Six of the next seven entries will contain the last four digits of
the serial numbers for the power meter sensors, the step attenuator, and the 20 dB
attenuators. This allows the program to load the proper correction values for each device.
The disk contains files that match these default serial numbers (xxxx), but the correction
data contained within these files is invalid (e.g. 100 percent for all sensor cal factors). This
allows the program to be run for experimental or training purposes only. As a precaution, a
warning message will be displayed if a default file is loaded.
The step attenuator's 40 dB card selection (3). This selection is choice of the 40 dB
step section. The 8496G step attenuator contains one 10 dB section, one 20 dB section, and
two 40 dB sections. This selection specifies which of the two 40 dB attenuator card sections
of the 8496G step attenuator is to be used; section 3 or 4. Enter the value (3 or 4) for which
you have calibration data.
For example, when the step attenuator was calibrated, one of the two 40 dB sections was
selected for the 40, 50, 60, and 70 dB attenuation value. The data corresponding to the
selected 40 dB section must be input to ensure valid measurement data when using
attenuations of 40 dB or greater. For purposes of identification, section 3 of the attenuator
is the section that is engaged when button #3 or #7 of the 11713A is lit.
This entry is not applicable if you are using a manual attenuator.
The beeper (on). The last selection will suppress or enable the beeper, as desired.
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