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Digital Standard NADCSMIQ2.16.5 Menu DIGITAL STANDARD - NADCMenu DIGITAL STD - NADC provides access to settings for generating NADC signals.Menu selection: DIGITAL STD - NADCFREQNADC100. 000 000 0 MHzLEVEL -30.0 dBmPEP -27.6 dBmFREQUENCYLEVELANALOG MODVECTOR MODDIGITAL MODDIGITAL STDLF OUTPUTSWEEPLISTMEM SEQUTILITIESPHSIS-95NADCPDCGSMSTATEMODULATION...TRIGGER MODE...EXECUTE TRIGGERTRIGGER...CLOCK...POWER RAMP CONTROL...SLOT ATTENUATIONSAVE/RCL FRAME...LINK DIRECTIONRATE CONFIGURATIONSELECT SLOTπ /4DQPSKUPLINKOFF ON2 b/symAUTO1 2 3 4 5 6TCH TCH TCH TCH TCH TCHINTINTDOWNLINKALL_FULL15 dBFig. 2-176STATEMenu DIGITAL STD - NADC, SMIQ equipped with Modulation Coder SMIQB20 and DataGenerator SMIQB11Switch on/off of Digital Standard NADC modulation. Vector Modulation orDigital Modulation will be switched off automatically.IEC/IEEE-bus command:SOUR:NADC:STAT ONMODULATION...Opens a window for setting the modulation parameters.FREQNADC100. 000 000 0 MHzLEVEL -30.0 dBmPEP - 27.6 dBmFREQUENCYLEVELANALOG MODVECTOR MODDIGITAL MODDIGITAL STDLF OUTPUTSWEEPLISTMEM SEQUTILITIESPHSIS-95NADCPDCGSMSTATEMODULATION...TRIGGER MODE..SET TO STANDARDMODULATION TYPESYMBOL RATEπ /4 DQPSK 2 b/sym24 300.0 sym/sEXECUTE TRIGGER FILTER TYPE... SQRCOSTRIGGER.... ROLL OFF FACTOR 0.35CLOCK... FILTER MODE LOW_ACP LOW_EVMPOWER RAMP CONT... LOW DISTORTION MODE OFF ONSLOT ATTENUATION1TCHFig. 2-177Menu DIGITAL STD - NADC - MODULATION..., SMIQ equipped with Modulation CoderSMIQB20 and Data Generator SMIQB111125.5555.03 2.266E-9
SMIQDigital Standard NADC(MODULATION...)SET TOSTANDARDMODULATION TYPESYMBOL RATEFILTERSets the subsequent modulation parameters to thevalues predefined by the standard.Displays the modulation type.Input value for the symbol clock. 24.3 ksymbol/s arepreset.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:SRAT 24.31KHZSelection of baseband filter. A selection betweenNyquist filters COS, SQRCOS or a user-defined filterUSER (cf. Section Digital Modulation) is possible.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:FILT:TYPE COSROLL OFF FACTORFILTER MODELOW DISTORTIONInput value for the roll-off factor.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:FILT:PAR 0.35Selection of filter mode.LOW_ACP Filter for minimum Adjacent ChannelPower.IEEE :SOUR:NADC:FILT:MODE LACPLOW_EVM Filter for minimum vector error.IEEE :SOUR:NADC:FILT:MODE LEVMSwitch on/off of low-distortion mode..After switch-on, the level of the IQ baseband signalsis reduced by 3 dB. In some cases, this might reduceundesired intermodulation products. OFF is normallythe more favourable setting.IEC/IEEE-bus command :SOUR:NADC:LDIS OFFTRIGGER MODE...Opens a window for selecting the trigger mode.AUTOThe NADC signals are continuously transmitted in theactivated slots.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:SEQ AUTORETRIGThe NADC signals are continuously transmitted in theactivated slots. A trigger event causes a restart.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:SEQ RETRARMED_AUTO The NADC signal generation does not start until atrigger event has occurred. The unit thenautomatically switches over to the AUTO mode andcan no longer be triggered.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:SEQ AAUTARMED_RETRIG The NADC signal generation does not start until atrigger event has occurred. The unit thenautomatically switches over to the RETRIG mode.Each new trigger event causes a restart.IEC/IEEE-bus :SOUR:NADC:SEQ ARET1125.5555.03 2.267 E-9
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Test and MeasurementDivisionOperati
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Introduction on how to use the manu
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SMIQContentsContents1 Preparation f
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SMIQContents2.7.3.2 Preemphasis....
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SMIQContents2.15 Enhanced Functions
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SMIQContents2.29 Utilities.........
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ContentsSMIQC Annex C..............
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ContentsSMIQFiguresFig. 1-1 SMIQ, v
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ContentsSMIQFig. 2-81 Menu DIGITAL
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ContentsSMIQFig. 2-168 DIGITAL STD
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ContentsSMIQFig. 2-244 Menu MEM SEQ
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Safety Instructions10. Ensure that
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1125.5555.03 1.1E-7SMIQPutting into
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SMIQFitting the Options1.3.2 Overvi
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SMIQFitting the Options1.3.5 Option
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SMIQFitting the OptionsFitting the
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SMIQFitting the OptionsX606 X605 X6
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SMIQFitting the OptionsConnectorThe
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SMIQFront Panel2 Operation2.1 Front
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SMIQFront Panel2.1.2 Controls and I
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SMIQFront Panel2 DATA INPUTUnit key
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SMIQFront Panel3 MENU/VARIATIONRota
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SMIQFront Panel4QQInput external mo
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SMIQFront Panel7Brightness and cont
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SMIQRear Panel2.1.3 Elements of the
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SMIQRear Panel11PAR DATAPinDescript
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SMIQRear Panel12DATA DATA Cut-out,
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SMIQRear Panel15BER Interface for B
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SMIQRear Panel20RF RF Cut-out, prov
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SMIQBasic Operating StepsMenu field
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SMIQBasic Operating StepsQuick sele
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SMIQSample Setting for First Users2
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SMIQList EditorDELETE LISTFUNCTIONO
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SMIQList EditorFILL ATPARAMETERMEMO
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SMIQList EditorBlock function DELET
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SMIQList EditorOperating stepsExpla
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SMIQSave/Recall2.2.12 Save/Recall -
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SMIQRF Frequency2.4 RF FrequencyThe
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SMIQRF Level2.5 RF LevelThe RF leve
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SMIQRF LevelEXCLUDE FROM RCL OFF Th
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SMIQRF LevelMenu selection:LEVEL -
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SMIQRF LevelMenu selection:LEVEL -
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SMIQModulation - General2.6 Modulat
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SMIQModulation - General2.6.2 LF Ge
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SMIQAnalog Modulations2.7 Analog Mo
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SMIQAnalog Modulations2.7.4 Phase M
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SMIQVector ModulationMenu selection
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SMIQVector Modulation2.8.1 I/Q Impa
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SMIQFading Simulation2.9.1 Output P
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SMIQFading SimulationPATHThe follow
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SMIQFading Simulation2.9.4.3 Menu M
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SMIQFading Simulation2.9.4.4 Menu B
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SMIQFading Simulation2.9.5 Test pro
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SMIQDigital Modulation2.10.1 Digita
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SMIQDigital Modulation2.10.1.3 FSK
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SMIQDigital ModulationControl Lists
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SMIQDigital Modulation(SOURCE... )
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SMIQDigital Modulation(MODULATION..
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SMIQDigital Modulation(FILTER...) F
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SMIQDigital ModulationTRIGGER MODES
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SMIQDigital Modulation(CLOCK...) CL
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SMIQDigital Modulation(POWER RAMPCO
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SMIQDigital Standard PHS2.11 Digita
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SMIQDigital Standard PHS2.11.5 Menu
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SMIQDigital Standard PHSFREQPHS100.
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SMIQDigital Standard PHSSLOT ATTENU
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SMIQDigital Standard GPSTRIGGER...E
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SMIQUtilitiesCalibration VECTOR MOD
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