Preparing the software – Agilent Technologies Agilent E6474A User Manual

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Agilent E6474A User’s Guide

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Preparing the software

1 Start the E6474A software.

2 Refer to

“Identifying devices"

on page 81, and perform the

procedure if you have not already done so.

3 Click Log > Start Live Mode.

4 Open the Spectrum Analyzer view and maximize the view.

5 Set the measurement controls as follows:

Band: Downlink

Frequency: See the tables on the next page.

Span: 300 kHz

Averaging: Running

Averages: 100

6 In the Markers group, click Add button then To Max and note

the Marker 1 frequency and level. The level and frequency are
displayed at the top-left corner of the Spectrum Analyzer
view.

7 In the Markers group, click Add to place a second marker on

the display.

8 Use the mouse to drag Marker 2 to the minimum level of the

trace. Note the Marker 2 frequency and level.

9 Calculate the average noise level of the downlink. Average

noise level = (Marker 1 level + Marker 2 level) / 2

10 Select Uplink in the Band group. Frequency is displayed on

the Spectrum VFP.

11 Perform steps 7 through step 10 to determine the average

noise level of the uplink. Substitute the frequencies from

Table 6

on page 116 in step 6. Average noise level = (Marker 1

level + Marker 2 level) / 2

NOTE

The Agilent receiver requires a 30-minute warm-up period to meet the
guaranteed specifications. There is a three-minute delay after power-up or
re-configuration, before the internal temperature sensor is activated and
measurements are nominally correct.

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