Input Menu
The menu selects and configures one or more input channels and selects the data source, as described below:
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Select the input channel configuration. |
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Set the input channel parameters: Logical Channel, Range, Coupling, Input Impedance, Reference Impedance, Connection Type, and Mixer Level. |
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Set the digital input properties for a logic analyzer. |
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Set the time-domain parameters for fixed-length and variable-length segmented time-captures. |
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Select the type of trigger signal to use for an input channel (non-Power Spectrum measurements only) |
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Set up a gate trigger when making Power Spectrum measurements. |
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Set up a trigger signal for recordings. |
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Configure the external mixer when an External Mixer input channel is selected. |
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The Extensions dialog is used to configure the measurement hardware platform (front-end). The Extenions dialog contains parameters specific to the current measurement platform, see About Extensions. |
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Configure corrections to compensate for external devices connected to the input of the measurement hardware (Data From Hardware). |
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Configure corrections to apply to a recorded signal during playback (Data From Recording). |
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Compensate the acquired signal such that the measured EVM Error vector magnitude (EVM): A quality metric in digital communication systems. See the EVM metric in the Error Summary Table topic in each demodulator for more information on how EVM is calculated for that modulation format. will not include the contribution from the analysis hardware. |
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Select whether the measurement's time data source is Hardware or Recording. |
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Open the dialog box to configure recording length, set start and stop times, and view information about the recording. |
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Select a switch configuration. This is the same control as Utilities > Hardware > Switch. |
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Select whether the measurement's time data source is Hardware or Recording. |
