Power On and Check. Agilent Technologies N9320B
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Agilent Technologies N9320B is a high-performance RF spectrum analyzer that gives you the flexibility and accuracy you need for a variety of applications. With a frequency range of 9 kHz to 3 GHz and a wide dynamic range, the N9320B is ideal for testing and troubleshooting RF devices, analyzing signals, and characterizing antennas.
The N9320B also features a built-in tracking generator that allows you to perform gain and loss measurements, as well as measure the frequency response of devices. The analyzer's intuitive user interface and powerful measurement capabilities make it easy to get the information you need, when you need it.
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Getting Started 1
Power On and Check
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Connect the AC power cord into the instrument. Insert the plug into a power socket provided with a protective ground.
Set the tilt adjustors for your preference.
Figure 1 Plug in and angle adjustment
NOTE
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Press the AC line switch on the rear panel. The standby
LED on the front panel will light and the spectrum analyzer is in standby mode (AC power applied).
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Press the standby switch on the front panel. The On LED will light, and the spectrum analyzer boots up.
Self- initialization takes about 25 seconds; the spectrum analyzer then defaults to the menu mode. After power on, let the spectrum analyzer warm up for 45 minutes for stabilization.
The front panel switch is a standby switch only; it is not a power switch. To completely disconnect the spectrum analyzer from the AC line power, shut off the power switch on the rear panel.
N9320B Spectrum Analyzer 7
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1 Getting Started
Running Internal Alignments
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To meet the instrument performance specifications, the analyzer must periodically be manually aligned.
Connect a BNC cable with the N- BNC adapter between the
CAL OUT and RF IN front panel connectors.
After 15- minute warm up, press
Preset/
System
> Alignment > Align > All
The self alignment takes about 5 minutes.
Check for Instrument Messages
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The spectrum analyzer has two categories of instrument messages: error and warning messages. A error message is triggered by operation errors, for example, parameter setting conflicts or data input that is out of the range of a parameter. An warning message may be triggered by hardware defects which could result in damage to instrument.
Here are some tips to check the instrument messages.
Check the display to see if any messages display in the status bar. Press
Preset/
System
> More > Show Errors to review each message. Refer to User’s Guide for detailed system message descriptions.
When you have reviewed and resolved all of the error messages, press
> More > Show Errors > Clear error queue to delete the messages.
Cycle the power to the analyzer and re- check to see if the
Instrument messages are still there.
If the error messages cannot be resolved, contact the Agilent
Customer Contact Center for assistance or service.
N9320B Spectrum Analyzer
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Table of contents
- 3 Contents
- 5 Getting Started
- 6 Check the Shipment and Order List
- 7 Options
- 8 Safety Notice
- 9 Power Requirements
- 9 AC Power Cord
- 11 Power On and Check
- 12 Running Internal Alignments
- 12 Check for Instrument Messages
- 13 Environmental Requirements
- 13 Ventilation
- 13 Cleaning Tips
- 14 Rack Mount
- 15 Transit
- 16 Electrostatic Discharge Protection
- 17 N9320B Overview
- 18 Agilent N9320B at a Glance
- 19 Front Panel at a Glance
- 22 Display Annotations
- 24 Rear Panel Overview
- 25 Front and rear panel symbols
- 27 Basic Operation
- 28 Making a Basic Measurement
- 28 Using the Front Panel
- 29 Presetting the Spectrum Analyzer
- 30 Viewing a Signal
- 32 Some helpful Tips
- 32 Set system date and time
- 32 Enable the Options
- 32 Using an External Reference
- 33 Firmware Update
- 34 Remote Control
- 34 Installing Agilent IO libraries suite
- 35 USB Connection
- 35 LAN Connection
- 37 Troubleshooting
- 38 Check the basics
- 39 Warranty and Service Options
- 40 Contact Agilent Technologies