Playing a waveform, Editing a waveform sequence – Agilent Technologies E8267D PSG User Manual

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Chapter 3

Basic Digital Operation
Using the Dual ARB Waveform Player

Playing a Waveform

This procedure applies to playing either a waveform segment or a waveform sequence.

This example plays the waveform sequence created in the previous procedure.

1.

Select a waveform sequence:

a.

Press

Mode

>

Dual ARB

>

Select Waveform

.

b.

Highlight a waveform sequence (for this example, TTONE+MTONE) from the Sequence column of
the Select Waveform catalog, and press

Select Waveform

.

The display shows the currently selected waveform

(for example, Selected Waveform: SEQ:TTONE+MTONE).

2.

Generate the waveform:

Press

ARB Off On

to On.

This plays the selected waveform sequence.

During the waveform sequence generation, the ARB and I/Q annunciators activate.

Editing a Waveform Sequence

This example shows how to edit waveform segments within a waveform sequence, and then save the
edited sequence under a new name. Within the editing display, you can change the number of times
each segment plays (the repetitions), delete segments, add segments, toggle markers (described on

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), and save changes.

NOTE

If you do not store changes to the waveform sequence prior to exiting the waveform
sequence editing display, the changes are removed.

1.

Press

Waveform Sequences

>

Edit Selected Waveform Sequence

, and highlight the first entry.

2.

Press

Edit Repetitions

>

100

>

Enter

. The second segment is automatically selected.

3.

Press

Edit Repetitions

>

200

>

Enter

.

4.

Save the edited file as a new waveform sequence:

a.

Press

Name And Store

.

b.

Press

Editing Keys

>

Clear Text

, then enter a new file name (for example, TTONE100+MTONE200).

c.

Press

Enter

.

You have now changed the number of repetitions for each waveform segment entry from 1 to 100 and
200, respectively. The sequence has been stored under a new name to the Catalog of Seq Files in
the signal generator’s memory catalog.

For information on playing a waveform sequence, refer to

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.

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