YBA250 Antenna and Transmission Line Analyzer User Manual

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Calibration and Normalization Table 2- 13: Normalization window elements (Cont.) Field/Button Perform default normalization Create user normalization Additional information Load saved normalization Save normalization Description Creates a new default normalization set. Creates a new User normalization based on the YBA250 current settings and conditions (frequency start/stop, power level, date/time, and internal module temperature). Opens a window to display more information about the selected Default or User normalization. Loads a saved normalization set into the YBA250. Saves the current User normalization data to a file. There are three possible normalization data status labels shown in the Normalization window: Valid, Not Valid, and Unusable. Valid: The specified data is within the accepted tolerances of the current NetTek Analyzer/YBT250/YBA250 configuration or conditions. Not Valid: The specified data is not within the accepted tolerances of the current NetTek Analyzer/YBT250/YBA250 configuration or conditions. Unusable: The specified data was created on a different NetTek Analyzer/YBT250/YBA250 configuration, or normalization data does not exist. 2-42 YBA250 Antenna and Transmission Line Analyzer User Manual
Calibration and Normalization Normalization Type Status The YBA250 displays the current normalization type status next to the Normalization button on the main Insertion Gain/Loss screen. Normalization status label Figure 2- 16: Normalization type status label There are four normalization status labels: User indicates that the YBA250 is using a valid User normalization set. User? indicates that the YBA250 is using a non-valid User normalization set, and the measurements may not be as accurate as possible. The YBA250 automatically changes normalization status from User to User? under any of the following conditions (the YBA250 continues to use the current User normalization): The User normalization is more than seven days old. The internal temperature of either module has changed more than ±5 C (±9 F) from the temperature values in the User normalization. Default indicates that the YBA250 is using the Default normalization set. The YBA250 automatically replaces the current User normalization set with the Default normalization set, and changes the normalization status from User or User? to Default, under any of the following conditions: New frequency start and/or stop values were entered that are different than those in the User normalization. A new power output level value was entered that is different than the one in the User normalization. YBA250 Antenna and Transmission Line Analyzer User Manual 2-43
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Preface User-defined calibration
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General Safety Summary Safety Terms
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