Saluki Technology S3302A Datasheet
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Tel: 886.2.2175 2930 Email: sales@salukitec.comwww.salukitec.com136Chapter VIII Channel Scanner Mode (optional)Section 1 Introduction to Typical MeasurementsThe channel scanner mode can be applied to measure the signal power of multiple channels. The signal power isdisplayed in the bar graph or list form. At most, the signal power of 20 channels can be displayed. This can bedivided into three modes according to the channel setting: channel scanner, frequency scanner and list scanner.Channel scanner: Set the measured channel by setting the signal standard, starting channel and channel step.Frequency scanner: Set the measured channel by setting the starting frequency and frequency step.List Scanner: Set the measured channel by setting the list.The bandwidth and number of measured channels can be set in the above three modes.All operations in this chapter are based on the channel scanner mode, which will not be separately described below.1 Channel ScannerBelow is an example of the Channel Scanner mode, mainly involving the following procedures.1) Press [Sweep]→ [Channel Scanner] → [Signal Std], and set the signal standard of measurement.2) Press [Sweep]→[Channel Scanner]→[Start Channel] and set the starting channel of measurement. In this case,the starting channel should meet the requirements of the selected signal standard.3) Press [Sweep]→[Channel Scanner] →[Number of Channels], and set the number of measured channels. Atmost 20 channels can be measured at the same time.4) Press [Sweep]→[Channel Scanner] →[Channel Step] and set the channel step of measurement. A certainnumber of channels will be measured with the starting channel as the initial channel, based on the set channelstep.5) Press [Sweep]→ [Display Graph Table] and enable the graph display mode. |
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