Note | Do not turn the instrument off or unplug it while it is changes from standby to operate, or from operate to standby. Do not turn the instrument off or unplug it when it is in operate mode. Doing so may cause the Windows application to improperly close. |
1. The AC Power Entry Module contains the rear panel AC Power Rocker Switch (at top) and the IEC C14 AC Power Socket (m) (at bottom). | 2. The AC Mains Connection is made with an AC Input Cable connected to local AC mains power at one end and to the instrument using the IEC C13 AC Line Socket at the other end. |
Note | Whenever the VNA is not being used, it should be left connected to the power source and placed in standby mode. This keeps the internal time-base frequency reference at the correct operating temperature. When the instrument is in standby mode, it is safe to turn it off from the rear panel AC Power Rocker Switch. After turning off the instrument, you must wait at least 15 seconds before turning the instrument back on again. This delay is required to allow the internal power supplies to discharge and to assure a reliable cold start. |
Note | The MS4640A Series VNA requires at least two minutes to load the system software and perform a series of internal calibrations. The system uses a self-test to check all sub-systems for proper operation and download firmware into the various peripheral devices. |
Note | When the instrument is in operate mode, do not use the rear panel AC Power Rocker Switch to turn off the instrument nor disconnect the instrument from the AC power. Doing so will cause the Windows application to close improperly. When placing the MS4640A Series VNA in operation, allow at least 90 minutes of warm-up time in the operate mode before using the VNA to assure stable operation and the highest possible accuracy. |
Note | Do not disconnect the instrument from power nor turn off with the AC Power Rocker Switch while the instrument is changing from operate mode to standby mode. |
Note | After turning off the instrument, you must wait at least 15 seconds before turning the instrument back on again. This delay is required to allow the internal power supplies to discharge and to assure a reliable cold start. |