HP Saw HP E4419B User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Getting Started

  1
• Introduction

  1
• Turning On the Power Meter

  1
• The Front Panel at a Glance

  1
• The Display Layout

  1
• Selecting Your Display Layout

  1
• Window Symbols

  1
• Warning Symbol

  1
• Confirmation Window

  1
• Wait Symbol

  1
• 1 of N Entry Window

  1
• Numeric or Alphanumeric Entry Window

  1
• The Rear Panel at a Glance

  1
• Adjusting the Carrying Handle

  1
• Rack Mounting the Power Meter

  1
• Power Meter Operation

  2
• Introduction

  2
• Battery Operation (Option 001)

  2
• General Information

  2
• Running Time

  2
• Charging Times

  2
• Backlight

  2
• Battery Removal/Replacement

  2
• Zeroing and Calibrating the Power Meter

  2
• Zeroing the Power Meter

  2
• Zero/Cal Lockout

  2
• Calibrating the Power Meter

  2
• Power Sensors

  2
• Power Sensors

  2
• Zeroing and Calibrating Using TTL Inputs

  2
• Power Sensors

  2
• Procedure

  2
• Power Sensors

  2
• Procedure

  2
• Making Measurements using Sensor Calibration Tables

  2
• Selecting a Sensor Calibration Table

  2
• Making the Measurement

  2
• Editing Sensor Calibration Tables

  2
• Offset Tables

  2
• Selecting a Frequency Dependent Offset Table

  2
• Making the Measurement

  2
• Editing Frequency Dependent Offset Tables

  2
• Setting the Units of Measurement

  2
• Selecting Units of Measurement from the Softkeys

  2
• Making Relative Measurements

  2
• Procedure

  2
• Setting the Resolution

  2
• Setting Offsets

  2
• Setting Channel Offsets

  2
• Setting Display Offsets

  2
• Setting Averaging

  2
• Step Detection

  2
• Measuring Pulsed Signals

  2
• Setting Measurement Limits

  2
• Setting Channel Limits

  2
• Setting Window Limits

  2
• Checking for Limit Failures

  2
• Selecting a Digital or Analog Display

  2
• Setting the Range

  2
• Configuring the Remote Interface

  2
• HP-IB

  2
• RS232/RS422

  2
• Remote Interface Overview

  2
• Programming Language Selection

  2
• Recorder Output

  2
• Leveling a Source Output

  2
• Saving and Recalling Power Meter Configurations

  2
• How Measurements are Calculated

  2
• Presetting the Power Meter

  2
• Preset Conditions

  2
• Self Test

  2
• Power On Self Test

  2
• Front Panel Selection of Self Tests

  2
• Remote Testing

  2
• Test Descriptions

  2
• Operator Maintenance

  2
• Replacing the Power Line Fuse

  2
• Contacting Hewlett-Packard

  2
• Before calling Hewlett-Packard

  2
• Check the Basics

  2
• Instrument serial numbers

  2
• Sales and Service Offices

  2
• Returning Your Power Meter for Service

  2
• Battery Status

  2
• Battery Removal/Replacement

  2
• Rmt I/O Port TTL Inputs

  2
• “Sensor Tbls” Screen

  2
• “Edit Cal” Screen

  2
• “Offset Tbls” Screen

  2
• “Edit” Screen

  2
• Effect of Offsets on a Channel Measurement

  2
• Averaged Readings

  2
• Pulsed Signal

  2
• Limits Checking Application

  2
• Limits Checking Results

  2
• Remote I/O TTL Outputs

  2
• Pass/Fail Limit Indicators

  2
• Digital Display

  2
• Analog Display

  2
• Digital and Analog Display

  2
• RS232/422 Pin Assignment

  2
• Interface Overview Examples

  2
• Test Setup for Recording Swept Measurements

  2
• “Save/Recall” Screen

  2
• How Measurements are Calculated

  2
• Replacing the Fuse

  2
• During Calibration

  2
• TTL Inputs Control Logic

  2
• TTL Input Timing Diagram 1

  2
• TTL Inputs Timing Diagram 2

  2
• Measurement Units

  2
• Range of Values for Window Limits

  2
• Menu Reference

  3
• Introduction

  3
• The Front Panel Menu Maps

  3
• dBm/W Menu

  3
• Frequency/Cal Fac Menu

  3
• Meas Setup Menu

  3
• Rel/Offset Menu

  3
• Save/Recall Menu

  3
• System Inputs Menu (1 of 4)

  3
• System Inputs Menu (2 of 4)

  3
• System Inputs Menu (3 of 4)

  3
• System Inputs Menu (4 of 4)

  3
• Zero/Cal Menu

  3
• Front Panel Menu Reference

  3
• Diagrammatical Hardkeys

  3
• Error Messages

  4
• Introduction

  4
• Error Messages

  4
• Error Annunciator Position

  4
• Specifications

  5
• Introduction

  5
• Power Meter Specifications

  5
• Meter

  5
• Accuracy

  5
• Power Reference

  5
• Power Meter Supplemental Characteristics

  5
• Power Reference

  5
• Measurement Speed

  5
• Zero Drift of Sensors

  5
• Measurement Noise

  5
• Settling Time

  5
• Power Sensor Specifications

  5
• Battery Option 001 Operational Characteristics

  5
• General Characteristics

  5
• Rear Panel Connectors

  5
• Environmental Characteristics

  5
• General Conditions

  5
• Operating Environment

  5
• Storage Conditions

  5
• General

  5
• Dimensions

  5
• Weight

  5
• Safety

  5
• Remote Programming

  5
• Non-Volatile Memory

  5
• Zero Set Specifications

  5
• Noise Multiplier

  5
• Power Sensor Specifications

  5
• Settling Time

  5
• Settling Time

  5