In the tree view,
select .
Click the predefined carrier configuration setup button,
located above the summary table.
From the dialog box
that appears, select a multiple carrier configuration.
Notice that you have five downlink selections
(single carrier to four carriers) and a single uplink carrier selection.
The selected predefined configuration appears in the carrier configuration
summary table.
You can change the predefined configuration for a carrier from the and
tree view
selections.
If you select another predefined carrier setup, it replaces all carriers showing in the configuration summary table.
You have the option of adding either a downlink or uplink carrier to the current carrier selection showing in the configuration summary table. This process assumes that a multicarrier configuration appears in the configuration summary table as performed in the previous procedure "Select a Predefined Carrier Configuration."
In the configuration summary table, highlight the second carrier.
Click
the add new carrier button.
Select either an uplink or downlink carrier from the drop-down menu.
Notice that the software adds the new carrier above the highlighted carrier. The new carrier's channel configuration is different from the channel configuration for the carriers selected in the predefined carrier setup button.
The software provides the convenience of deleting a single carrier or multiple carriers.
In the configuration summary table, highlight the carrier or carriers that require deletion.
To select multiple carriers, use the keyboard
key operation to select carriers in succession (a group) or the key to select multiple individual carriers.Click the delete button
above the configuration summary table.
It is best to configure these parameters after setting the channel and carrier parameters, since they determine the waveform length, which also determines the maximum number of usable marker points for a waveform.
Enter general information about the waveform
Optionally configure the waveform's markers.
Select the marker number (
cells).Click
on the more detailicon
located at the far right of the row.
Configure the marker in the Marker Source Selection dialog box that appears.
The signal generator outputs a marker signal from the rear-panel EVENT 1-4 outputs based on the marker bit settings. The EVENT output number corresponds to the
marker number. For example, causes the signal generator to output a marker signal on the EVENT 1 output. For more information on markers and the rear panel EVENT outputs, see the signal generator's User Guide.Configuring the Channel Setup View