Agilent Technologies 62A Stereo System User Manual
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1. Operation Verification Checking the Output Power N5161A 81A Test Procedure Test Setup 1 Zero and calibrate the power sensor to the power meter E4418B or E4419A B POWER METER E9304A POWER SENSOR 2 Connect the equipment as shown E4418B or E4419A B Signal Generator POWER METER pooooooOoOooo O CICICICICI CIC CIC CI C2 CIC oOoooooooooooo 200 oo Q EQ E9304A POWER SENSOR Preset the signal generator Press Preset Turn RF on Press RF On Off so that the RF On Off LED lights 5 Turn modulation off Press Mod On Off so that the Mod On Off LED turns off 6 Set the frequency Press Frequency and enter the first frequency value listed in Table 3 8 7 Set the amplitude Press Amplitude and enter the amplitude value for that frequency 8 Configure the power meter for the measurement a Press the Frequency Cal Fac button on the 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and features are only available through the Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to the Programming Guide or to the SCPI Command Reference power meter b Select a power meter channel if applicable c Use the arrow keys to enter the frequency at which to measure the power 9 Measure the output power level 10 Repeat steps 6 through 9 to measure power at each of the 15 frequencies listed in Table 3 8 11 Confirm that the measured power levels are within the limits listed in the table2. 1 Safety Information Warnings Cantons And NGOS 453 439 CUORE he SURE X d ade MEG doleo b dedo de Modos 1 General Safety Gonsiderations 2 9299 9 o x Hee OE S E X ESS V X Ya 1 Instrument Markings xs 64564 248 86 Doe RES KORR e ORE KU UR e ESE DRRDES 2 2 Getting Started Checking the SDIDINICRBL sae am d RR Eo ub oRGUP 8 eae OHO Ro kee ek bon obe Adobe 4 Signal Generator Physical Characteristics eee 4 Meeting Environmental and Electrical Requirements 22e 5 ESVIFOBIDBE x23 3 39 oH SES DERE edad dede xad d ees ed e quedes Mq 5 VOMADO 6 iua 3 ee RGR A RR RE Rod dede be deb SEE QE Ru eS E EE o LASER ERREUR 5 Line Setting RegolPenenbs xx reikte hake RR DR OR MEER eR CE Dem OE Ree 5 Connecting the AC Power Cord usus sns Rea akon y 256 taia kit OROR Re Ad ROR ES 6 Conteurs the kG ATE uocqueBQ p erac e SEG RE EGO E RO EROR de E Re doen ee ae we 7 Accessing the MXG ATE Web Enabled Page ERM EDAD LES EER ERY POI ALE ICE BS T Configuring the Display N5181A 82A 83A Only leere 9 Configuring for Remote Control 6 4546 euo DERE 33 k d YO RUE y depu OR ded RES 10 LAN Configuratio esde re SEER eO Ud dde dod 9 deo OU ede ege Ee RC Ro OER e Kd ded de 10 PM Connora 44 CRE e dU ETUR hee OES ESQESdG Seded dede e P GES 11 Ordering Accessories 22 69664 Voc e EES E QA p a eiea edee spy 12 Proper Use and Cleaning 2444442844 804 6a RES RERASS OPREABASENHSRERKHAGEYS 14 Cleaning SugsestlonS 2 ERR E op SEES DEP doom ex
3. 55 C temperature unless otherwise specified e relative humidity type tested at 95 40 C non condensing CAUTION This product is designed for use in INSTALLATION CATEGORY II and POLLUTION DEGREE 2 per IEC 61010 Second Edition and 664 respectively Ventilation Ventilation holes are located on the rear panel and all four sides of the signal generator cover To ensure proper air flow through the signal generator do not allow these holes to be obstructed Line Setting Requirements CAUTION The signal generator has autoranging line voltage input ensure that the supply voltage is within the specified range Voltage 100 120 volts nominal 220 240 volts nominal Frequency for 100 120 volts 50 60 400 Hz nominal for 220 240 volts 50 60 Hz nominal Power 250 watts maximum lFor instruments with s n prefix xx4742 the frequency should be marked 50 60 Hz unless otherwise labeled Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 5 Getting Started Meeting Environmental and Electrical Requirements Connecting the AC Power Cord This is a Safety Class 1 Product provided with a protective earth ground incorporated into the power cord The front panel switch is only a standby switch it is not a line switch The AC power cord is the disconnecting device that disconnects the signal generator mains circuits from the mains supply Alternatively an external switch or circuit breaker readily iden
4. Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands 20 GHz E 8 Refer to Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 to 32 GHz 40 GHz 16 the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Reference a N5181A 82A with s n prefix lt MY4740 measure at 0 25 MHz 20 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power Troubleshooting Problems with the Frequency Accuracy Check Verify the cables are connected correctly e If you are using a frequency counter verify that you are using the correct channel for the frequencies you are measuring If you are using a spectrum analyzer verify that the spectrum analyzer is set to external reference Checking the Output Power This test verifies that the CW output power from the signal generator is within defined limits The following table lists the preferred equipment for this test Test Equipment Recommended Model Power Meter Agilent E4418B or E4419A B E Series Power Sensor Agilent E9304A N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A Input Type N m Agilent 8485A N5183A Option 520 Agilent 8487A N5183A Option 532 540 e N5161A 81A Test Procedure on page 22 e N5162A 82A Test Procedure on page 23 e N5183A Test Procedure on page 25 If this test fails refer to Troubleshooting Problems with the Output Power Check on page 27 for further instructions Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 21
5. SCPI commands Refer to Accessing the MXG ATE Web Enabled Pagel on page 7 and to the SCPI Command Reference The MXG ATE blank front panel models N5161A and N5162A signal generators are part of the MXG instrument family and unless otherwise indicated all references to the MXG are inclusive of the MXG ATE instruments For the instrument to meet performance specifications allow a warm up period of 45 minutes within an operational temperature range of 0 to 55 C For more information refer to the MXG signal generator Data Sheet Operation verification is a series of tests used to confirm that the signal generator is operating properly or to diagnose problems Operation verification does not verify performance to instrument specifications Perform operation verification when you initially set up the signal generator after a minor repair refer to the Service Guide for details or when the integrity of the signal generator is in question e Running Self Test on page 16 Frequency Range and Accuracy Check on page 18 Checking the Output Power on page 21 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 15 Operation Verification Running Self Test Running Self Test Self Test is a series of internal tests of signal generator functions If this test fails refer to Self Test Failure on page 17 for further instructions Run Complete It takes about b minutes to run the self test Self Test Dia
6. is not used as specified the protection provided by the equipment could be impaired The signal generator must be used in a normal condition only in which all means for protection are intact WARNING Personal injury may result if the signal generator covers are removed There are no operator serviceable parts inside To avoid electrical shock refer servicing to qualified personnel Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Safety Information Instrument Markings Instrument Markings The signal generator has the following markings Familiarize yourself with each marking and its meaning before operating the signal generator NA LXI ICES NMB 001 DO NOT THROW BATTERIES AWAY BUT COLLECT AS SMALL CHEMICAL WASTE The instruction manual symbol The product is marked with this symbol when it is necessary for you to refer to instructions in the manual The CE mark is a registered trademark of the European Community If this symbol is accompanied by a year it is the year when the design was proven The CSA mark is a registered trademark of the Canadian Standards Association International The C Tick Mark is a trademark registered to the Australian Spectrum Management Agency This indicates compliance with all Australian EMC regulatory information This is the symbol of an Industrial Scientific and Medical Group 1 Class A Product CISPER 11 Clause 4 This symbol marks the
7. on the power meter b Select a power meter channel if applicable c Use the arrow keys to enter the frequency at which to measure the power 9 Measure the output power level 10 Repeat steps 6 through 9 to measure power at each of the 15 frequencies listed in Table 3 8 11 Confirm that the measured power levels are within the limits listed in the table Table 3 7 Power Sensors by Frequency and Options N5183A Frequency Power Sensor Option lt 5GHz E9304A 520 540 Option 520 2 5GHz 8485A Option 540 2 5GHz 8487A Table 3 8 Leveled Output Power Limits N5183A Output Power Frequency Amplitude Amplitude Limits dBm dBm b dB Standard Option 1EA Power 520 532 520 532 540 540 200 MHz 11 7 15 14 2 300 MHz 11 7 15 14 2 500 MHz 11 7 15 14 2 800 MHz 11 7 15 14 2 1 0 GHz 11 7 15 14 2 2 0 GHz 11 T 15 14 2 3 1 GHz 11 T 15 14 2 5 0 GHz 11 T 18 15 2 10 GHz 11 7 18 15 2 20 GHz 11 7 18 13 2 31 8 GHz 7 13 2 Option 532 25 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power Table 3 8 Leveled Output Power Limits N5183A Output Power Frequency Amplitude Amplitude Limits dBm dBm b dB Standard Option 1EA Power 520 532 520 532 540 540 40 GHz 7 12 2 Option 540 a Limit
8. on position of the power line switch This symbol marks the standby position of the power line switch This symbol indicates that the input power required is AC This symbol indicates conformance to the standard specifications This is a marking to indicate product compliance with the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Standard ICES 001 This symbol indicates separate collection for electrical and electronic equipment mandated under EU law as of August 13 2005 All electric and electronic equipment are required to be separated from normal waste for disposal Reference WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC a LXI Class B Compliance testing using IEEE 1588 2008 not available at release Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 2 Getting Started NOTE For the N5161A 62A the softkey menus and features mentioned in this chapter are only available through the Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to Accessing the MXG ATE Web Enabled Page on page 7 and to the SCPI Command Reference The MXG ATE blank front panel models N5161A and N5162A signal generators are part of the MXG instrument family and unless otherwise indicated all references to the MXG are inclusive of the MXG ATE instruments Full LXI B feature implementation is only available on instruments with firmware gt A 01 50 A license may be required to enable this feature and to download firmware versions gt A 01 50 Fo
9. the adapter options as shown in the following table Table2 1 Adapters Shipped by Option Option Description Quantity Part Number 520 Standard adapter 3 5 mm F 3 5 mm F 1 5061 5311 520 with 1ED Standard adapter type N M 3 5 mm F 1 1250 1744 532 540 Standard adapter set 2 4 mm F F 1 1250 2187 2 4 mm F 2 02 mm F 1 33311 82005 See also Ordering Accessories on page 12 Signal Generator Physical Characteristics Height 10 16 cm 4 in Width 42 55 cm 16 75 in Depth 48 90 cm 19 25 in Weight N5161A 10 66 kg 23 5 Ib Weight N5162A 12 47 kg 27 5 Ib Weight N5181A 10 66 kg 23 5 Ib Weight N5182A 12 47 kg 27 5 Ib Weight N5183A 13 8 kg 30 0 Ib Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Getting Started Meeting Environmental and Electrical Requirements Meeting Environmental and Electrical Requirements CAUTION To avoid the loss of data GPIB settings or current user instrument states that have not been permanently saved to non volatile memory the MXG should always be powered down either via the MXG s front panel power button or the appropriate SCPI command MXG s installed in rack systems and powered down with the system rack power switch rather than the MXG s front panel switch display a Error 310 due to the MXG not being powered down correctly Environment indoor use altitudes 15 000 feet 4 572 meters 0 to
10. 250 7 2 Preset the signal generator Press Preset 338 7 2 Turn RF on Press RF 0n Off so that the RF On Off LED lights 425 7 2 5 Turn modulation off 538 7 2 Press Mod 0n Off so that the Mod On Off LED 675 7 2 turns off 850 7 2 Without Modulation 1075 7 2 6 Set the signal generator frequency to the first 1350 7 2 value listed in Table 3 6 1700 7 42 Press Frequency gt 125 gt MHz 2150 7 2 2700 7 2 3400 7 2 4300 7 2 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and features are only available through the 5400 7 2 Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to the Programming Guide or to the SCPI Command Reference 23 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power With Modulation Table 3 6 11 Preset the signal generator Press Preset N5162A 82A Output Power with 12 Select the factory supplied waveform Modulation SINE TEST WFM Frequency Amplitude Limits a Press Mode Dual ARB gt Select Waveform MHz dBm dB b Highlight the SINE TEST WFM waveform 250 7 m c Press Select Waveform 323 Y 2 13 Turn the arbitrary waveform player on Press the ARB softkey to highlight On 512 7 d 14 Set the frequency to the first value listed in 814 7 2 Table 3 6 1275 7 2 Press Frequency gt 125 gt MHz 2025 7 42 15 Set the amplitude to 7 dBm TED 7 5 Press Amplitude gt 7 gt dBm 3750
11. 2A SCPI Command Compatibility e N5183A SCPI Command Compatibility Service Guide Troubleshooting Replaceable Parts e Assembly Replacement Post Repair Procedures Safety and Regulatory Information Instrument History Key Help Key function description Related SCPI commands Press the Help hardkey and then the key for which you wish help Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 1 Safety Information Warnings Cautions and Notes on page 1 General Safety Considerations on page 1 e Instrument Markings on page 2 Warnings Cautions and Notes The documentation for this product uses the following safety notations Familiarize yourself with each notation and its meaning before operating the signal generator WARNING Warning denotes a hazard It calls attention to a condition or situation that could result in personal injury or loss of life Do not proceed beyond a warning until you fully understand the indicated conditions or situations CAUTION Caution calls attention to a condition or situation that could result in damage to or destruction of the signal generator or in the loss of a user s settings or data Do not proceed beyond a caution until you fully understand the indicated conditions NOTE Note calls the user s attention to an important point or special information in the text General Safety Considerations WARNING If the signal generator
12. 60115 N5183A 1CR E4406 60115 Service Kit front panel RF connector N5181A 800 N5181AK 800 N5182A 800 N5182AK 800 N5183A 802 N5183AK 802 N5183A 805 N5183AK 805 Service Kit rear panel RF connector N5161A 801 N5161AK 801 N5162A 801 N5162AK 801 N5181A 801 N5181AK 801 N5182A 801 N5182AK 801 N5183A 803 N5183AK 803 N5183A 804 N5183AK 804 N5183A 806 N5183AK 806 Front Handle Kit 5063 9227 n c Data Sheet N5161A 81A 5989 5311EN n c Data Sheet N5162A 82A 5989 5261EN n c Data Sheet N5183A 5989 7572EN n c Installation Guide N5180 90002 n c User s Guide N5180 90003 n c SCPI Reference N5180 90004 n c Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Description Part Number Part Number Programming Guide N5180 90005 n c Service Guide N5180 90006 n c Document Set N5180 90001 n c Data Sheet e User s Guide Programming Guide e SCPI Reference Documentation CD ROM N5180 90007 n c PDF files Documentation Set Installation Guide e Service Guide Text files error messages programming examples For a description of the contents of each guide and reference see page v These part numbers or options can be ordered after you have received the instrument i e post shipment Always refer to www agilent com for the most up to date documentation Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators
13. 7 2 16 Configure the power meter as follows 5250 7 2 a On the power meter press the Frequency Cal Fac button b Select a power meter channel if applicable c Use the arrow keys to enter the frequency at which to measure the power 17 Measure the output power 18 Repeat steps 14 through 17 for the remaining frequencies listed in Table 3 6 and confirm that the power level at each point is within limits 24 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power N5183A Test Procedure Test Setup l Zero and calibrate the power sensor to the power meter EM18B or EM19A B POWER METER POWER SENSOR Zaa Refer to Table 3 7 on page 25 2 Connect the equipment as shown E4418B or E4419A B N5183A Signal Generator POWER METER Inooooooooo oO IEEE ICI mmm ICICICICICICIB HERI 5B 9 eo Q 4 Refer to Table 3 7 OUP POWER SENSOR on page 25 Serene Preset the signal generator Press Preset 4 Turn RF on Press RF On Off so that the RF On Off LED lights 5 Turn modulation off Press Mod On Off so that the Mod On Off LED turns off 6 Set the frequency Press Frequency and enter the first frequency value listed in Table 3 8 7 Set the amplitude Press Amplitude and enter the amplitude value for that frequency 8 Configure the power meter for the measurement a Press the Frequency Cal Fac button
14. 9 for all of the 3 Turn modulation off Press the Mod On Off so frequencies in the table that are within the that the MOD On Off LED turns off frequency range of your signal generator 4 Set the amplitude Press Amplitude and enter 0 dBm NOTE For frequencies lt 200 MHz use Channel 3 on the frequency counter 5 Turn RF on Press RF 0n Off so that the press FreqRatio until CH3 displays RF On Off LED lights 6 Verify that the frequency counter is locked to the 10 MHz external reference frequency Table 3 2 Frequency Accuracy Limits 1 Hz 7 For maximum accuracy set the gate time on Frequency MHz Limit Hz the frequency counter to gt 5 seconds Press Gate amp ExtArm twice and use the arrow 0 1 MHz E keys to set the value 200 MHz 2 8 Set the frequency Press Frequency and set the signal generator to the first frequency listed 300 MHz 2 in Table 3 2 500 MHz 2 9 Confirm that the measured frequency is within the limits listed 1000 MHz 2 2000 MHz 2 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and eo ee a features are only available through the 6000 MHz 2 Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 to a N5181A 82A with s n prefix lt MY4740 measure at the Programming Guide and to the SCPI 0 25MHz Command Reference 19 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verificati
15. Agilent Technologies N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide ES Agilent Technologies Notices Agilent Technologies Inc 2006 2009 No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means including elec tronic storage and retrieval or translation into a foreign language without prior agree ment and written consent from Agilent Technologies Inc as governed by United States and international copyright laws Manual Part Number N5180 90002 Edition January 2009 Printed in USA Agilent Technologies Inc 3501 Stevens Creek Blvd Santa Clara CA 95052 USA Warranty The material contained in this docu ment is provided as is and is sub ject to being changed without notice in future editions Further to the max imum extent permitted by applicable law Agilent disclaims all warranties either express or implied with regard to this manual and any information contained herein including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a par ticular purpose Agilent shall not be liable for errors or for incidental or consequential damages in connec tion with the furnishing use or per formance of this document or of any information contained herein Should Agilent and the user have a separate written agreement with warranty terms covering the material in this document that conflict with these terms the warranty terms in the sep arate a
16. Installation Guide Getting Started Ordering Accessories Getting Started Proper Use and Cleaning Proper Use and Cleaning The signal generator cover protects against physical contact with internal assemblies that contain hazardous voltages but does not protect internal assemblies against contact with liquids To avoid damage and personal injury ensure that liquids are positioned away from the signal generator WARNING Personal injury may result if the signal generator is not used as specified Unspecified use impairs the protection provided by the equipment The signal generator must be used with all means for protection intact Cleaning Suggestions WARNING Electrical shock may result if the signal generator is not disconnected from the mains supply before cleaning Do not attempt to clean internally Cleaning connectors with alcohol shall only be done with the instruments power cord removed and in a well ventilated room Allow all residual alcohol moisture to evaporate and the fumes to dissipate prior to energizing the instrument To ensure good connections regularly clean the instrument s front and rear panel connectors with alcohol To prevent dust build up that could potentially obstruct ventilation periodically clean the instrument s cover Use a dry cloth or a cloth slightly dampened with water to clean the external case parts Returning a Signal Generator to Agilent Technologies l Gather as much informat
17. NOTE Limit values are due to power meter uncertainty Table 3 4 Leveled Output Power Limits N5161A 81A Output Power Frequency Amplitude dBm Limits dB 125 MHz 7 2 275 MHz 7 2 338 MHz 7 2 425 MHz 7 2 538 MHz 7 2 675 MHz T 2 850 MHz 7 2 1075 MHz 7 2 1350 MHz 7 2 1700 MHz T 2 2150 MHz 7 2 2700 MHz 7 2 3400 MHz 7 2 4300 MHz 7 2 5400 MHz 7 2 22 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power N5162A 82A Test Procedure 7 Set the amplitude to 7 dBm Press Amplitude gt 7 gt dBm Test Setup 8 Configure the power meter as follows 1 Zero and calibrate the power sensor to the a On the power meter press the power meter Frequency Cal Fac button b If applicable select a power meter channel E4418B or E4419A B POWER METER E9304A c Use the arrow keys to enter the frequency POWER SENSOR at which to measure the power 9 Measure the output power level mmm 10 Repeat steps 6 through 9 for the remaining frequencies in the table and confirm that the 2 Connect the equipment as shown below power level at each point is within limits E4418B or E4419A B Signal Generator POWER METER Table 3 5 N5162A 82A Output Power without Modulation Frequency Amplitude Limits E9304A MHz dBm dB POWER SENSOR
18. SA mark 2 cautions 1 certification 29 checking the shipment 4 cleaning suggestions 14 contrast adjustment 9 D DHCP 10 dimensions signal generator 4 display adjustment 9 documentation list of v documentation ordering 12 E European Community CE trademark 2 F frequency accuracy check 18 frequency range and accuracy check 18 FTP server 11 G German noise requirements 30 GPIB address setting 11 hostname setting 10 humidity requirements 5 ICES symbol 2 ICES 001 29 Index IEC Publication 61010 29 inspection shipping container 4 instrument warm up 15 interface GPIB 11 interface LAN 10 IP address setting 10 ISM1 A symbol 2 L LAN configuration 10 line setting requirements 5 LXI standard specifications symbol 2 M manuals ordering 12 MXG ATE configuring 7 web enabled 7 web enabled accessing 7 noise requirements 30 0 operation verification 15 operation remote 10 output power checking 21 P power checking 21 connecting 6 disconnecting 6 line cord 6 requirements 5 symbol 2 programming 10 regulatory information 29 remote operation 10 requirements 5 30 returning a signal generator 14 S safety information 1 SCPI enabling 11 self test 16 server enabling 11 service Agilent sales and service offices 14 shipping container inspection 4 shipping requirements 14 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG
19. Signal Generators Installation Guide 31 Index Sockets enabling 11 standby symbol 2 T temperature requirements 5 troubleshooting output power 21 V ventilation requirements 5 verification operation 15 voltage requirements 5 VXI 11 enabling 11 W warnings 1 web server 11 weight signal generator 4 32 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide
20. adian EMC Requirements llle 29 Compliance with German Noise Requirements llle lee 30 iv Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Documentation Overview Installation Guide Safety Information Receiving the Instrument Environmental amp Electrical Requirements Basic Setup Accessories Operation Verification Regulatory Information User s Guide Signal Generator Overview e Setting Preferences amp Enabling Options e Basic Operation e Optimizing Performance Using Analog Modulation Option UNT Only Using Pulse Modulation Option UNU Only Basic Digital Operation No BBG Option Installed Basic Digital Operation Option 651 652 654 Adding Real Time Noise to a Signal Option 403 Real Time Phase Noise Impairments Option 432 Custom Digital Modulation Option 431 e Multitone and Two Tone Waveform Generator Option 430 e Working in a Secure Environment Troubleshooting Programming Guide Getting Started with Remote Operation e Using IO Interfaces Programming Examples Programming the Status Register System Creating and Downloading Files Creating and Downloading User Data Files Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide SCPI Reference e SCPI Basics Basic Function Commands LXI System Commands e System Commands e Analog Modulation Commands e Arb Commands Real Time Commands e N5161A 62A4 81A4 8
21. and Web Enabled steps are available for the N5181A and N51824A too The Web Enabled MXG ATE web page is titled Web Enabled MXG since the MXG ATE is part of the MXG signal generator family Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 7 Getting Started Configuring the MXG ATE Figure 2 1 I http 141 121 92 108 Enter EBX Enter Password Password is currently default agilent Agilent Technologies MYLES E eEG Web Enabled MXG ATE The Agilent MXG ATE supports LXI Class B functionality For more information on the LXI standards refer to http www lIxistandard org home Welcome to your Web Enabled MXG Information about this Web Enabled MXG CITNEENNN 2000 Serial Number 800000001 Agilent N5162A US00000001 LXI Class B Compliance testing using IEEE 1588 2008 not available at release 4432 50 554 UNT UNV UNW Ed Advanced Information about this Web Enabled MXG To operate the signal generator click the keys Use the navigation bar on the letto access your MXG and related information C Agilent Technologies Inc 2008 Submit Cancel Note If you do not see this window check to see if the window is hidden behind your browser window or your web browser settings are set to block pop ups To use this feature you need to Set your web browser to allow pop ups for
22. ands executed through the remote control bus update the signal generator display accordingly The display blanks except for the message Secure Display Activated and the front panel keys are disabled Confirm Secure Displau For information on using the secure display refer to the User s Guide For details on a key press Help and then the desired key NOTE With both brightness and contrast set to minimum the display may be too dark to see the softkeys If this happens use Figure 2 2 to locate the brightness and contrast softkeys and adjust their values so that you can see the display lFor the N5161A 62A the softkey menus and features mentioned in this guide are only available through the Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to the Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 the Installation Guide the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Reference Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 9 Getting Started Configuring for Remote Control Configuring for Remote Control LAN Configuration Configuring the LAN Interface Hostname Ednas NxG GPIB Setup LAN Setup LAN Service Setu Proceed With Reconfiguration NOTES Use a 100Base T LAN cable to connect the signal generator to the LAN Confirm Change Network Will restart Use a crossover cable to connect the signal generator directly to a PC For details on using the instrum
23. ent remotely see the Programming Guide Listed in the Programming Guide For details on a key press Help and then the desired key Ruto DHCP Auto IP IP Address Auto 141 121 95 170 IP Subnet Mask Manual 0 0 0 0 Default Gateway 11 121 88 1 ONS Server 255 255 255 255 Dynamic DNS Off NetBIOS Namin a MER MONS DN off Eum Connect ion Toi off Dynamic Hostname Services TCP Keep Alive Setup DNS Server verride Off TCP Keep Alive off TCP Keep Alive Timeout 0 0 sec Restore LAN Settings to Default Values Confirm Restore LAN Settings to Default Values lFor the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and features are only available through the Web Enabled MXG ATE or through SCPI commands Refer to Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 to the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Reference 10 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Getting Started Configuring for Remote Control Enabling LAN Services Browser Sockets and VXI 11 Instrument Adjustments ENT Power On Preset GPIB Configuration Instrument Adjustments Poner On Preset NOTES FTP Server Use a browser to view signal generator files off Ku Usea Web Server Web Server Orr Ern EUN browser GPIB Setup a cinu to control Sockets SCPI License Manager the signa ff NN ervel jenera
24. gies products For assistance contact Agilent Technologies see page 14 Statement of Compliance This product s complies with applicable Safety and EMC regulations and directives A copy of the manufacturer s Declaration of Conformity for this product s can be obtained by contacting your local Agilent Technologies sales representative Compliance with Canadian EMC Requirements This ISM device complies with Canadian ICES 001 Cet appareil ISM est conforme a la norme NMB du Canada Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 29 Regulatory Information Compliance with German Noise Requirements Compliance with German Noise Requirements This is to declare that this instrument is in conformance with the German Regulation on Noise Declaration for Machines Laermangabe nach der Maschinenlaermrerordnung 3 GSGV Deutschland Acoustic Noise Emission Geraeuschemission LpA 70 dB LpA 70 dB Operator position am Arbeitsplatz Normal position normaler Betrieb per ISO 7779 nach DIN 45635 t 19 30 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide A AC power cord connecting 6 symbol 2 accessories 12 address GPIB 11 Agilent contacting 14 alcohol cleaning with 14 altitude requirements 5 Australian Communications Authority C tick mark 2 auto IP 10 brightness adjustment 9 C Canadian EMC requirements 29 Standards Association C
25. gnostic Infor Options Info Self Test Installed Board Info Use the following procedure to run self test 1 2 Disconnect all external cables including GPIB LAN and USB cables Preset the signal generator Press Preset gt Utility gt Instrument Info gt Self Test The following message appears The current status of the self test is Incomplete Not all tests have been run Press Run Complete Self Test An activity bar displays on the screen indicating the test progress If you press Abort while self test is running the following message displays The current status of the self test is Incomplete Not all tests have been run When self test completes one of the following messages displays The current status of the self test is Passed 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and features are only available through the Web Enabled MXG ATE or through SCPI commands Refer to Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 to the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Reference 16 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Running Self Test The current status of the self test is Failure One or more tests have failed System diagnostics indicate this test as the root failure xxx If the signal generator fails only one test the title of the failed test displays If the signal generator fails more than one test the test number of
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27. ion as possible about the signal generator s problem 2 Contact Agilent using the phone number that is specific to your geographic location These phone numbers are listed on the Internet at http www agilent com find assist If you do not have access to the Internet contact your Agilent field engineer After you provide information about the signal generator and its condition you will receive information about where to ship your signal generator for repair 3 Ship the signal generator in the original factory packaging materials if available or use similar packaging to properly protect the signal generator Contacting Agilent Assistance with test and measurements needs information on finding a local Agilent office and information on purchasing accessories and documentation are available on the Internet at http www agilent com find assist If you do not have access to the Internet please contact your Agilent field engineer NOTE In correspondence or telephone conversation refer to the signal generator by its model number and full serial number With this information the Agilent representative can determine if your unit is still within its warranty period 14 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification 3 Operation Verification NOTE For the N5161A 62A the softkey menus and features mentioned in this chapter are only available through the Web Enabled MXG or through
28. nce The MXG ATE N5161A and N5162A are blank front panel versions of the N5181A and N5182A Since the MXG ATE N5161A and N5162A have no front panel softkeys similar the N5181A and N5182A signal generators in order to access the features mentioned in this installation guide two options remain available 1 SCPI commands refer to the SCPI Command Reference or 2 The instrument s Web Enabled pagel Accessing the MXG ATE Web Enabled Page Access the instrument s Web Enabled page by entering its hostname or IP address into the address field of an internet browser Refer to Figure 2 1 on page 8 and to the Programming Guide NOTE If you have an MXG ATE instrument and you do not know the hostname you can reset the hostname to the default hostname shipped with the instrument by pressing the LAN Reset hardkey on the front panel after the instrument has completed its power up routine The following example for accessing the MXG ATE instrument s Web Enabled uses the instrument s predetermined default hostname that the MXG ATE ships with e g a instrument model number gt lt last 5 digits of the instrument serial number gt 1 Open an internet browser 2 Enter the MXG ATE s hostname a instrument model number gt lt last 5 digits of the instrument serial number 3 Click Signal Generator Web Control from the menu on the left side of the web page to access the front panel Web Enabled MXG lThe SCPI commands
29. on Frequency Range and Accuracy Check Spectrum Analyzer Procedure N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A Test Setup 1 Connect the equipment as shown E4440A PSA SERIES SPECTRUM ANALYZER Signal Generator 0 MHz Out Ext Ref In LE ICICIEE2SCIEES EXER C TCI iEciriiinii i nein Adapter if needed 10 Repeat step 8 and step 9 for all of the frequencies in the table that are within the frequency range of your signal generator 2 Verify that the spectrum analyzer is locked to the 10 MHz external reference frequency 3 Align the spectrum analyzer Press System gt Alignment gt Align All Now Table 3 3 Frequency Accuracy Limits 4 Preset the signal generator Press Preset Frequency Limit Hz Limit Hz Turn modulation off Press the Mod On Off so MHz N5161A 62A N5183A that the MOD On Off LED turns off 81A 82A 6 Set the amplitude are 2 2 Press Amplitude and enter 0 dBm 7 Turn RF on Press RF On Off so that the RF 200 MHz 2 2 On Off LED lights 300 MHz 2 2 8 Set the frequency Press Frequency and set the signal generator to the first frequency listed 500 MHz 2 2 in Table 3 3 1000 MHz 2 2 9 Confirm that the measured frequency is within the limits listed in the table 2000 MHz 2 2 3100 MHz 2 2 6000 MHz 2 4 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and 10 GHz B 4 features are only available through the x Web
30. on XO EE 9 Y Re ES OR P OS 14 Returning a Signal Generator to Agilent Technologies llle 14 Contac AOIIGRE cu 4 24 S642 OPERE RC IE dede SO SEE Ee Eu aed HHS OH Eee Seo 14 3 Operation Verification Ranning Self Tests 4x 1393 6S ESSE RSS OR CSR EL OXON SHEE ECR OEY OR TH SEL OX P dos 16 Sell Vest Pane a eee oe wees tee kee Sed ARK SORE SSE EL oe QOO RO edes RO SOR EES 17 Frequency Range and Accuracy Check 64504465545 ho ER DOR RED OR EERE ER ERE RO 18 Frequency Counter Procedure N5161A 62A 81A 82A j p RRS Sp ek otek ke HRs RAS Re Reads 19 Spectrum Analyzer Procedure N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A ee ee eee ee Se ee 20 Troubleshooting Problems with the Frequency Accuracy Check 21 Checking the Output Power xoa suu Rx ue dee hoe A AX 3E Rx E SEO ER EROR EU RES P REED 2 NSIOlA SLA Test Procedure 5 2 45 2o bn RR OX RR EC ROO PX OS x PP EE MEH ES 22 NOoIoBSA S2A Test Procede 4 2 3 ed eb C9 EORR awkd ded eee Ae ae eS bes eq aig 23 NOI89A Test Procedure a 9 OR REA ORES ES EEE EERE PERS P Y siesce wy 25 Troubleshooting Problems with the Output Power Check llle 27 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide iii Contents 4 Regulatory Information Conert T anra LT COE HEE E ER CHG EEE Ee EAA 29 ASB 6 4 44 ERS oe SSS PSS ESS ESS ELH GC A RCNH RO CAS OEE OH ESET Res 29 Statement of Compliance ug Roy e X REOR dO d oX edo op dep EUR ON E p de de Rd 29 Compliance with Can
31. on page 7 to the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Reference Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 17 Operation Verification Frequency Range and Accuracy Check Frequency Range and Accuracy Check The frequency range is tested by determining the frequency accuracy relative to the timebase at the frequency limits of the signal generator This test can be performed with either a frequency counter or a spectrum analyzer Table 3 1 Recommended Equipment for Checking N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A Frequency Range and Accuracy Test Equipment Recommended Model N5161A 62A 81A 82A Frequency Counter Agilent 53131A or 53132A with Option 010 and 050 or 124 Spectrum Analyzer N5161A 62A 81A 82A N5183A Option 520 N5183A Option 532 540 E4440A v v E4443A v E4445A v e m E4446A P4 r4 v E4447A v v v E4448A P4 v v 18 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Frequency Range and Accuracy Check Frequency Counter Procedure N5161A 62A 81A 82A Test Setup 1 Connect the equipment as shown 53131A 32A UNIVERSAL COUNTER N5181A 82A Signal Generator 10 MHz Out nan Ref Ext In ooooooooooo oO IEJEICICICIEI CICIEJES ICH ICE enini e 13 13 rs m G m ona Se 10 dB Attenuator Preset the signal generator Press Preset 10 Repeat step 8 and step
32. r information on new firmware releases go to http www agilent com find upgradeassistant Checking the Shipment on page 4 Signal Generator Physical Characteristics on page 4 Meeting Environmental and Electrical Requirements on page 5 Configuring the MXG ATE on page 7 Configuring the Display N5181A 82A 83A Only on page 9 Configuring for Remote Control on page 10 Ordering Accessories on page 12 Proper Use and Cleaning on page 14 Returning a Signal Generator to Agilent Technologies on page 14 Contacting Agilent on page 14 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Getting Started Checking the Shipment Checking the Shipment 1 4 Inspect the shipping container for damage Signs of damage can include a dented or torn shipping container or cushioning material that indicates signs of unusual stress or compacting Carefully remove the contents from the shipping container and verify that your order is complete The following items are included with each signal generator Installation Guide documentation CD ROM CD ROM contents are also available in hardcopy format three prong AC power cord specific to geographic location Verify that the options you ordered are included with the shipment by checking the serial number label on the rear of the signal generator and the packing literature included with the shipment The N5183A signal generator is shipped with
33. the most significant failure root failure displays NOTE The root failure is the error to report to Agilent Support Refer to Contacting Agilent on page 14 Self Test Failure 1 Confirm that all external cables including GPIB LAN and USB cables are disconnected from the signal generator and repeat the self test 2 If the self test continues to fail the signal generator requires service If you are unable to service the signal generator send it to an Agilent service center for repair Include a detailed description of the most significant failure root failure and any displayed error messages See Viewing Test Results on page 17 for information about viewing detailed self test results See Returning a Signal Generator to Agilent Technologies on page 14 for return instructions Viewing Test Results If Self Test fails the summary indicates the most Utility gt Instrument Info gt significant failure root failure Self Test an CHa 6 000 000 000 00 s 144 00 m The current status of self test is Failure One or more tests have failed Sustem diagnostics indicate this test as the root failure 706 View Test Info This information is Supplemental Please disregard unless Agilent specifically requests this information 1 For the N5161A 62A these softkey menus and features are only available through the Web Enabled MXG ATE or through SCPI commands Refer to Configuring the MXG ATE
34. tifiable and easily reached by the operator may be used as a disconnecting device WARNING The mains plug shall be inserted only in a socket outlet provided with a protective earth contact Always use the three prong AC power cord supplied with the signal generator Personal injury can occur if there is any interruption of the protective conductor inside or outside of the signal generator Intentional interruption is prohibited CAUTION The mains wiring and connectors shall be compatible with the connector used in the premise electrical system Inadequate earth grounding can damage the signal generator Always use the three prong AC power cord supplied with the signal generator Connect the AC power cord as follows 1 Ensure that the power cord is not damaged 2 Install the signal generator so that one of the following items is readily identifiable and easily reached by the operator AC power cord alternative switch or circuit breaker 3 Insert the mains plug into a socket outlet provided with a protective earth grounding 6 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Getting Started Configuring the MXG ATE Configuring the MXG ATE NOTE For the N5161A 62A the softkey menus and features mentioned in this guide are only available through the Web Enabled MXG or through SCPI commands Refer to Accessing the MXG ATE Web Enabled Pagel the Programming Guide and to the SCPI Command Refere
35. tor LAN Setup E orf 3 VXI off Nu m Ion U H LAN Services Setul R T tion Confirm Ch conf igurat ion onfirm Change Domis Languag Instrument Will Reboot For details on a key press Help and then the desired key GPIB Setup GPIB Address 19 LAN Setup LAN Services etup Select the desired GPIB language See also the Programming Guide and the SCP Command Reference Remote Language wi wo e D en HI E X USB is also available It is not shown in the menu because it requires no configuration For details on using the instrument remotely see the Programming Guide Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 11 Getting Started Ordering Accessories Ordering Accessories You can purchase accessories or documentation at http www agilent com find mxg If you do not have access to the Internet please contact your Agilent field engineer See also Contacting Agilent on page 14 Description Part Number Part Number Rack Mount Kit N5161A 1CM 5063 9212 N5162A 1CM 5063 9212 N5181A 1CM 5063 9212 N5182A 1CM 5063 9212 N5183A 1CM 5063 9212 Rack Mount Kit with Handles N5161A 1CP 5063 9219 N5162A 1CP 5063 9219 N5181A 1CP 5063 9219 N5182A 1CP 5063 9219 N5183A 1CP 5063 9219 Rack Slide Kit N5161A 1CR E4406 60115 N5162A 1CR E4406 60115 N5181A ICR E4406 60115 N5182A 1CR E4406
36. values are due to power meter uncertainty b For questions around measurement uncertainty refer to the Data Sheet 26 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Operation Verification Checking the Output Power Troubleshooting Problems with the Output Power Check Verify that you are using the appropriate power sensor Normally power sensor calibration factors are automatically downloaded to the power meter when the power meter turns on If this does not occur manually enter the correct calibration factors for the power sensor you are using Verify that the power sensor is properly calibrated to the power meter Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 27 Operation Verification Checking the Output Power 28 Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide 4 Regulatory Information Certification Agilent Technologies certifies that this product met its published specifications at the time of shipment from the factory Agilent Technologies further certifies that its calibration measurements are traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology to the extent allowed by the Institute s calibration facility and to the calibration facilities of other International Standards Organization members Assistance Product maintenance agreements and other customer assistance agreements are available for Agilent Technolo
37. your instrument s IP address Remote SCPI commands requires the Telnet feature on the computer The Telnet feature is available from a variety of sources Some software updates can block break this Telnet connection e g Internet Explorer 7 When using Internet Explorer as a browser only versions Internet Explorer 7 enable the Web Enabled MXG SCPI feature Agilent N5161A 62A 81A 82A 83A MXG Signal Generators Installation Guide Getting Started Configuring the Display N5181A 82A 83A Only Configuring the Display N5181A 82A 83A Only Screen saver settings are persistent states they are unaffected by preset or a power cycle Use the arrow keys numeric keypad or front panel knob to adjust numeric values Figure 2 2 Display Softkeys Range 0 100 Range 35 55 i Light Only turns the display light off leaving the text visible at a low intensity Light amp Text turns the display light and the text off If the display remains unchanged for long periods of time use this mode to prevent the te n Instrument Screen Es j lode Adjustments Light oniud from burning the display i Screen Saver Bonon Range 1 12 hours in 1 hour increment Preset ge ours in 1 hour increments Bright Color Dark Color EM Dark text on a light background Light text on a dark background Bright without color Select Color Palette Bright Color Rctivate Secure Displau When on comm
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