ADVANTEST R3261C Installation manual

ADVANTEST
ADVANTESTCORPORATION
R3261/3361 Series
Spectrum Analyzer
Operation Manual
MANUAL NUMBER FOE-8311231M01
Applicable Instruments
R3261C/CN
R3261D/DN
R3361C/CN
R3361D/DN
R3361K/NK
Cg)1988 ADVANTEST CORPORATION Firstprinting October 11,1988
AH rights reserved. Printed in Japan

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ADVANTESTCORPORATION
ManualName R3261/3361SERIES Date August20/1997
Manual OEM00
9701
ManualChange EMC-01
Parts ofthe InstructionManual was changed as follows.
fo^JPage:^55:;;;::::;:;;pd::;twomenus.
SHIFT
ON
MKR *
MKR No.
ACTIVE
MKR
MKRDISP
NEXT
MENU
(D
MKRLIST
MKRLIST
PLOT
MKRLIST
FREQ
MKRLIST
LEVEL
PREV
MENU
PLOT OUT
OVER
PLOT OUT
SEPARATE
PLOT OUT
ONLY
PLOT
CANCEL
PREV
MENU
5§?
7)
'■Jj
•xi For explanation ofthe soft keys,
seeSection"U.3.5PeakList".

2. Page4-63;;;f7:thlinefro$thebottom:)^-Changeasfollows-
Inthenormalmarkermode,eachfrequencyandlevelaredisplayedby
absolutevalue.Inthemarkermode,theyaredisplayedbyrelative
value.
Note: TheA markerisdisplayedbyabsolutevalue.
'hange^
Inthenormalmarkermode,eachfrequencyandlevelaredisplayedin
absolutenotation.
IntheA markermode,thefrequencyandlevelarecalculatedrelativeto
theA markeranddisplayed.OnlytheA markerdataaredisplayedasabsolute
valuesofthefrequencyandlevel.
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il.3.5PeakList
[Function]
ThePeakListfunctionmeasuresuptoeightpeaksofthewaveformtracedon
thescreenusingtheMulti-Markerfunctionandliststheresultinorderof
increasingfrequencyorinorderofdecreasinglevel.
Thisfunctionisusefulfordifferentiatingamongspurioussignals.
Themeasurementdatacanbereadbyanexternalcontroller.
FordetailsoftheMulti-Markeroperation,seeSection"4.3.UMulti-Marker".
(1)Softkeys
[ProcedureandExplanation]
SHIFT
ON
■ MKR*
iM/OFF
:MKRNo.
:ACTIVE
i MKR
i MKR DISP
! ^/LOW-
NEXT
iMENU
(
•*•
•*•
CD
(D
MKRLIST
on/wm
continues)

MKR LIST
PLOT
MKR LIST
FREQ
MKR LIST
LEVEL
PREV
MENU
PLOT OUT|
OVER
PLOT OUT 1
SEPARATE ;
PLOT OUT;
ONLY
PLOT
CANCEL
PREV
MENU
<D
©
•M
Forexplanation of soft keys, see Section
"4.3.4Multi-Marker".
Sets the activemarker in sequence.
Whenthis keyis pressed, a marker issetasthe active
marker in order of increasingmarkernumber. Inthe
absence ofa largemarker, the markerwith the smallest
number issetasthe activemarker.
(2) i MKR DISP
IUP/LOW
Selectswhether the markerdata is displayed inthe upper
right or lowerrightportion ofthe screen.
Thepeaklist is displayed inthe positionopposite the
markerdata.
Forexample,when UPis selected, the peaklist is displayed
at the lowerright ofthe screen.When LOWis selected, the
peaklist is displayed inthe upperright ofthe screen.
MKRLIST
ON/OFF Turns
the peaklistdisplayon/off,includingfrequencies and
levels.
Note : This key does not automaticallysearchpeaks.
Automaticallysearchespeaks ofthe waveformdisplayed,sets
markers atupto eightpeaks and lists the frequency and level
ofpeaks onthe screen inthe order of increasingfrequency.

MKRLIST
LEVEL
(2)PeakList
Pressingthe
Automaticallysearchespeaksofthewaveformdisplayed,sets
markersatuptoeightpeaksandliststhefrequencyandlevel
ofpeaksonthescreenintheorderofdecreasinglevel.
MKRLIST
LEVEL keydisplaysthepeaklistasshownbelow.
Thexxdenotesarbitraryscreendatainthefigure.
REFxx.x dBm
xxdB/ ATTxxdBA_wri.ce6 B_blank
MKR
:ENTER X.XXX GHZ SPANxx.XXMHZ
Mm LIST
Thefrequencyandlevelofthepeaksandtherelatedtracearelisted.
Thelisteddataisnotmeasuredinthefrequencycountermodeorthenoise
levelmodebutcomputedonthebasisofthemarkerposition.
Accordingly,thedisplayedvaluesatupperrightonthescreendonot
perfectlymatchthemeasuredvalues.
Inthenormalmarkermode,eachfrequencyandlevelaredisplayedinabsolute
notation.
IntheA marker mode,eachfrequencyandlevelarecalculatedrelativeto
theAmarkeranddisplayed.
OnlytheAmarkerdataaredisplayedasabsolutevaluesofthefrequency
andlevel.
Thecharacterslistedintherightcolumnindicatethetracewheremarkers
areset.
Thelistedleveldataisre-writtenwheneverthefrequencyisswept.Peaks,
however,arenotautomaticallylocated.Whenthesignaldrifts,pressthe
appropriate MKRLIST
LEVEL .or MKRLIST
FREQ keytosetmarkersatpeaks.

(3)GPIBcontrolprogram
(3-1)GPIBcodes
GPIBcodesarelistedintablebelow.
FUNCTION
Peaklist
Byfrequency
Bylevel
Turnsoffthe
peaklistdisplay
Readingpeakdata
Completedata
Frequencyonly
Levelonly
TurningthePeak
listdisplayon/off•*•
DisplayOn
DisplayOff
Listener
code
PLSFREQ
PLSLEVEL
PLSOFF
-
-
—
PKLSTDSP
PKLSTNODSP
Code
—
—
—
PKLST?
MLSF?
MLSL?
i
TalkerRequestj
Outputformat
_
—
—
Header
_
-
—
i
n,f1,11,...f9,19
f1,f2,...f9
11,12,...19
__
—
—
—
—
—
—
Remarks
Ninepairs
Aincluded
Aincluded
%z WhenthepeaklistdisplayisturnedoffwiththePKLSTNODSPcommand,
theGPIBresponseisimproved.
ForGPIBcodesotherthanthepeaklistcodes,seeChapter7 "GPIBControl
Program".
(3-2)GPIBcommands
(a)Turningthepeaklistdisplayon/off.
[Format]
OUTPUT708;"PLSFREQ"CD' Displaysthepeaklistbyfrequency.
OUTPUT708;"PLSLEVEL"© ' Displaysthepeaklistbylevel.
OUTPUT708;"PLSOFF"(§)' Turnsoffthepeaklistdisplay.
[Function]
ThePLScommandautomaticallysearchespeaksinorderofincreasing
frequencyorinorderofdecreasinglevelaccordingtothespecified
parameteranddisplaystheresultsonthescreen.
Commands (T) and(2)searchuptoeightpeaksofthewaveform,setmarkers
atthepeaksandlistthemarkerdatainorderofincreasingfrequency
orinorderofdecreasinglevel.
Carryingoutcommand (3) willturnoffthepeaklistdisplay.

(b)Listdisplaycontrolandreadoutdata
[Format]
OUTPUT708;"PKLSTNODSP"■■ ■ Q ' Trunsoffthepeaklistdisplay.
OUTPUT708;"PKLSTDSP"—■■© ' Turnsonthepeaklistdisplay.
OUTPUT708;"PKLST?"—- (3) ' Outputsthepeaklisttotheexternal
controller.
ENTER708;Peak(*)
[Function]
ThePKLSTNODSP(®),DSP((2))commandsturnthepeaklistdisplayon/off
andthePKLST?((3))commandreadsthepeaklistdata(i.e.: frequencyand
level data).
WerecommendturningoffthepeaklistdisplaywiththePKLSTNODSPcommand
toenhancetheresponsewhenanexternalcontrollercontrolstheR3261/3361
remotely.
OncethePKLSTNODSPcommandiscarriedout,theR3261/3361savesthe
setting.Accordinglythereisnoneedtosetthesamecommandinother
programs.
ThissettingcanbeperformedbytheGPIBcommandbutnotbypressinga
panelkey.Takenotethatthereisnota panelkeytoturnoffthePeak
Listdisplay.
ThePKLST?commandoutputsthecurrentpeaklistdatatotheexternal
controller.
Thepeaklistcontainsthenumberofdisplayedmarkersandthecorresponding
data. Whenthepeaklistisoutputtotheexternalcontroller,thedatais
delimitedbycommas.
Accordingly,thetotalnumberofoutputvaluesisnineteen(theA marker
datais included).
(i.e. : cnt+ (freq+ level)X nine pairs).
Here, cntisthenumberofdisplayedmarkersandfreq+ levelarethe
frequencyandleveldata.
IntheAmarkermode,onlytheAmarkerdataareabsolutevaluesofthe
frequencyandlevel.
OthermarkerdataarecalculatedrelativetotheAmarker.
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[Sampleprogram'
1000
1005
1010
1020
1030
1040
1050
!Peaklistacquisition(HP-BASIC5.0)
DIMPeak(0:18)
INTEGERSpa.S.I.Cnt
Spa=708
OUTPUTSpa;"HD0S1"
!Numberofdisplayedmarkers
andfrequencyandleveldata
ofuptoninepeaks.
1060
1070
1080
1090
1100
1110
1120
1130
1140
1150
1160
1170
1180
1190
1200
1210
1220
1230
1240
1250
OUTPUTSpa;"PKLSTN0DSP"! Turnsoffthepeaklist
display.
OUTPUT Spa;"SI"
OUTPUT Spa;"S2"
OUTPUTSpa;"FA10MZFB110MZVB10KZDY10HZ"
Measurementstarts.
OUTPUT Spa;"SI" ! Sweepsonce.
S=SPOLL(Spa)
IFBINAND(S,4)=0THENGOTO1150
OUTPUT Spa;"S2"
OUTPUTSpa;"PLSLEVEL"! Searchespeaksinorderof
decreasinglevel.
OUTPUTSpa;"PKLST?"! Requeststhelistdata.
ENTERSpa;Peak(*)! Readsthelistdata.
FOR1=1TOPeak(0)*2STEP2 ! Displaysthelistdataonthe
controllerscreen.
PRINT"N0.";(I+1)/2,"FREQ:
M;Peak(I),"
LEVEL:H;Peak(I+1)
NEXTI
END
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No.
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Function
AnnotationdisplayON/OFF
OFF
ON
Code
CHDF
CHDN
Talkerrequest
Code Outputformat
-
Header
-
Remarks
Pressingthe
LOCALkeyturns
ontheannotation
display.
5-;;;;-Page:;3-2'■■(WARNING'
Maximuminputlevel:R3261C/D,R3361C/D
+25dBm(Inputattenuator:
Maximuminputlevel:R3261CN,R3361CN
+ 132dB//(Inputattenuator:
10dB
^efoang^
30dBormore)
30dBormore'
7*

No. ESIOO
SafetySummary
Toensurethoroughunderstandingofallfunctionsandtoensureefficientuseofthisinstrument,pleasereadthe
manualcarefullybeforeusing.NotethatAdvantestbearsabsolutelynoresponsibililyfortheresultofoperations
causedduetoincorrectorinappropriateuseofthisinstrument.
Iftheequipmentisusedina mannernotspecifiedbyAdvantest,theprotectionprovidedbytheequipmentmay
beimpaired.
•WarningLabels
WarninglabelsareappliedtoAdvantestproductsinlocationswherespecificdangersexist.Pay
carefulattentiontotheselabelsduringhandling.Donotremoveorteartheselabels.Ifyouhave
anyquestionsregardingwarninglabels,pleaseaskyournearestAdvantestdealer.Ouraddress
andphonenumberarelistedattheendofthismanual.
Symbolsofthosewarninglabelsareshownbelowtogetherwiththeirmeaning.
DANGER:Indicatesanimminentlyhazardoussituationwhichwillresultindeathorserious
personalinjury.
WARNING:Indicatesa potentiallyhazardoussituationwhichwillresultindeathorserious
personalinjury.
CAUTION:Indicatesa potentiallyhazardoussituationwhichwillresultinpersonalinjuryor
adamagetopropertyincludingtheproduct.
•BasicPrecautions
Pleaseobservethefollowingprecautionstopreventfire, burn,electricshock,andpersonalinju-
ry.
•Usea powercableratedforthevoltageinquestion.Besurehowevertousea powercable
conformingtosafetystandardsofyournationwhenusinga productoverseas.
•Wheninsertingtheplugintotheelectricaloutlet,firstturnthepowerswitchOFFandthen
inserttheplugasfarasitwillgo.
•Whenremovingtheplugfromtheelectricaloutlet,firstturnthepowerswitchOFFandthen
pullitoutbygrippingtheplug.Donotpullonthepowercable itself. Makesureyourhands
aredryatthislime.
•Beforeturningonthepower,besuretocheckthatthesupplyvoltagematchesthevoltage
requirementsoftheinstrument.
•Connectthepowercabletoa poweroutletthatisconnectedtoa protectedgroundterminal.
Groundingwillbedefeatedifyouuseanextensioncordwhichdocsnotincludea protected
groundterminal.
•Besuretousefusesratedforthevoltageinquestion.
•Donot usethisinstrumentwiththecaseopen.
•Donotplaceanythingontheproductanddonotapplyexcessivepressuretotheproduct.Al-
so, donotplaceflowerpotsorothercontainerscontainingliquidsuchaschemicalsnearthis
Safety-1

SafetySummary
product.
•Whentheproducthasventilationoutlets,donotstickordropmetaloreasilyflammableob-
jectsintotheventilationoutlets.
•Whenusingtheproductona cart,fixitwithbeltstoavoiditsdrop.
•Whenconnectingtheproducttoperipheralequipment,turnthepoweroff.
CautionSymbolsUsedWithinthisManual
Symbolsindicatingitemsrequiringcautionwhichareusedinthismanualareshownbelowto-
getherwiththeirmeaning.
DANGER:Indicatesanitemwherethereisa dangerofseriouspersonalinjury(deathorseri-
ousinjury).
WARNING:Indicatesanitemrelatingtopersonalsafelyorhealth.
CAUTION:Indicatesanitemrelatingtopossibledamagetotheproductorinstrumentorrelat-
ingtoa restrictiononoperation.
SafetyMarksontheProduct
ThefollowingsafetymarkscanbefoundonAdvantestproducts.
/f\: ATTENTION- Refertomanual.
■±j : Protectiveground(earth)terminal.
£: DANGER- Highvoltage.
& :CAUTION- Riskofelectricshock.
ReplacingPartswithLimitedLife
Thefollowingpartsusedintheinstrumentarcmainpartswithlimitedlife.
Replacethepartslistedbelowbeforetheirexpectedlifespanhasexpiredtomaintaintheperfor-
manceandfunctionoftheinstrument.
Notethattheestimatedlifespanforthepartslistedbelowmaybeshortenedbyfactorssuchas
theenvironmentwheretheinstrumentisstoredorused,andhowoftentheinstrumentisused.
Thepartsinsidearenotuser-replaceable.Fora partreplacement,pleasecontacttheAdvantest
salesofficeforservicing.
Eachproductmayusepartswithlimitedlife.
Formoreinformation,refertothesectioninthisdocumentwherethepartswithlimitedlifeare
described.
Safety-2

SafelySummary
MainPartswithLimitedLife
Panname
Unitpowersupply
Fanmotor
Electrolyticcapacitor
LCDdisplay
LCDbacklight
Floppydiskdrive
Memorybackupbattery
Life
5years
5years
5years
6years
2.5years
5years
5years
•HardDiskMountedProducts
Theoperationalwarningsarelistedbelow.
•Donotmove,shockandvibratetheproductwhileihcpoweristurnedon.
Readingorwritingdataintheharddiskunitisperformedwiththememorydiskturningata
highspeed.Itisa verydelicateprocess.
•Storeandoperatetheproductsunderthefollowingenvironmentalconditions.
Anareawilhnosuddentemperalurcchanges.
Anareaawayfromshockorvibrations.
Anareafreefrommoisture,dirt,ordust.
Anareaawayfrommagnetsoraninstrumentwhichgeneratesa magneticfield.
•Makeback-upsofimportantdata.
Thedatastoredinthediskmaybecomedamagediftheproductismishandled.Theharddisc
hasa limitedlifespanwhichdependsontheoperationalconditions.Notethatthereisno
guaranteeforanylossofdata.
•PrecautionswhenDisposingofthisInstrument
Whendisposingofharmfulsubstances,besuredisposeofthemproperlywithabidingbythe
state-providedlaw.
Harmfulsubstances:(1)PCB(polycarbonbiphenyl)
(2)Mercury
(3)Ni-Cd(nickelcadmium)
(4)Other
Itemspossessingcyan,organicphosphorousandhexadicchromium
anditemswhichmayleakcadmiumorarsenic(excludingleadinsol-
der).
Example:fluorescenttubes,balteries
Safety-3

EnvironmentalConditions
Thisinstrumentshouldbeonlybeusedinanareawhichsatisfiesthefollowingconditions:
•Anareafreefromcorrosivegas
•Anareaawayfromdirectsunlight
•A dust-freearea
•Anareafreefromvibrations
•Altitudeofupto2000m
Directsunlight^.
-U
Dust/
Vibration
Figure-1EnvironmentalConditions
Operatingposition
Aclearspaceof 10 centi meters ormore
mustbekeptaroundtheairvents.
Front
11
P"H" Theinstrumentmustbeusedina hor-
izontalposition.
Acoolingfan.whichpreventsthein-
ternaltemperaturefromrising,is
equippedwiththeinstrument.
Theairventsonthecasemustbeun-
blocked.
Figure-2OperatingPosition
Storageposition
Front Thisinstrumentshouldbestoredina horizontal
position.
Whenplacedina vertical(upright)positionfor
storageortransportation,ensuretheinstrumentis
stableandsecure.
-Ensuretheinstrumentisstable.
-Payspecialattentionnottofall.
Figure-3StoragePosition
Theclassificalionoftheiransicnlover-voltage,whichexistslypicallyinthemainpowersupply,and
thepollutiondegreeisdefinedbyTEC6I010-1anddescribedbelow.
Impulsewithstandvoltage(over-voltage)category IT definedbyTEC60364-4-443
PollutionDegree2
Safety-4

TypesofPowerCable
Replaceanyreferencestothepowercabletype,accordingtothefollowingtable,withtheappropriatepowercable
typeforyourcountry.
Plugconfiguration Standards Rating,color
andlength Modelnumber (Optionnumber)
PSE:Japan
ElectricalApplianceand
MaterialSafetyLaw
125V at7 A
Black
2m (6ft)
Straight:A0I402
Angled:A01412
UL: UnitedStatesofAmerica
CSA:Canada
125V at7 A
Black
2m (6ft)
Straight:A01403
(Option95)
Angled:A0I4I3
CEE:
DEMKO:
NEMKO:
VDE:
KEMA:
CEBEC:
OVE:
FIMKO:
SEMKO:
Europe
Denmark
Norway
Germany
TheNetherlands
Belgium
Austria
Finland
Sweden
250V at6 A
Gray
2m (6ft)
Straight:A0I404
(Option96)
Angled:A01414
SEV:Switzerland 250V at6 A
Gray
2m (6ft)
Straight:A0I405
(Option97)
Angled:A01415
SAA:Australia,NewZealand 250V at6 A
Gray
2m (6ft)
Straight:A0I406
(Option98)
Angled:
BS: UnitedKingdom 250V at6 A
Black
2m (6ft)
Straight:A01407
(Option99)
Angled:A0I4I7
®©
CCC:China 250Vat10A
Black
2m (6ft)
Straight:Al14009
(Option94)
Angled:Al14109
Safety-5

CertificateofConformity
C£
Thisistocertify,that
SpectrumAnalyzer
R3261/R3361Series
instrument,type,designation
complieswiththeprovisionsoftheEMCDirective89/336/EECinaccordancewith
EN50081-1andEN50082-1andLowVoltageDirective73/23/EECinaccordancewith
EN61010.
ADVANTESTCorp.ROHDE&SCHWARZ
Tokyo,JapanEngineeringandSalesGmbH
Munich,Germany
3261.00

No. ECA01
TableofPowerCableOptions
Therearesixpowercableoptions(refertofollowingtable).
OrderpowercableoptionsbyModelnumber.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Plugconfiguration
^
^
^
%
%
v/1jS^X*]
Standards
JIS: Japan
LawonElectricalAppliances
UL: UnitedStatesofAmerica
CSA:Canada
CEE:Europe
DEMKO:Denmark
NEMKO:Norway
VDE:Germany
KEMA:TheNetherlands
CEBEC:Belgium
OVE:Austria
FIMKO:Finland
SEMKO:Sweden
SEV:Switzerland
SAA:Australia,NewZealand
BS: UnitedKingdom
Rating,color
andlength
125V at 7 A
Black
2m (6ft)
125 V at7 A
Black
2m (6ft)
250V at 6 A
Gray
2m (6ft)
250V at6 A
Gray
2 m (6ft)
250V at6 A
Gray
2m (6ft)
250V at 6 A
Black
2m (6ft)
Modelnumber
(Optionnumber)
Straight:A01402
Angled:A01412
Straight:A01403
(Option95)
Angled:A01413
Straight:A01404
(Option96)
Angled:A01414
Straight:A01405
(Option97)
Angled:A01415
Straight:A01406
(Option98)
Straight:A01407
(Option99)
Angled:A01417
Cable-1*