Spectrum Analyzerfor Anritsu RF and Microwave Handheld Instruments : Channel Scanner (Option 27)
  
Channel Scanner (Option 27)
 
Introduction
General Measurement Setups
Sample Procedure
Custom Setup Measurements
Custom Setup Example
Script Master Measurement Setup
Channel Scanner Menu Map
Scanner Menu
Channel Scan Menu
Freq Scan Menu
Scan Script Master Menu
Amplitude Menu
Custom Scan Menu
Measurements Menu
Sweep Menu
Measure Menu
Trace Menu
Limit Menu
Other Menus
Note 
Not all instrument models offer every option. Please refer to the Technical Data Sheet of your instrument for available options.
Introduction
This chapter presents Channel Scanner information and procedures. The Channel Scanner option (Option 27) measures the signal power of multiple transmitted signals. The power can be displayed as either a bar graph or a text display showing the channel power of selected channels for a given air interface standard, or the manually entered channels. Up to 20 channels can be measured.
The operating frequency range for Channel Scanner mode can either be set manually, or the desired air interface standard can be selected from the Signal Standard and channel list in the instrument. When the channels are selected from the Signal Standard list, all frequency related parameters for the standard are automatically set to the appropriate values. The frequency and bandwidth settings can be manually entered using the Scan Frequencies selection if none of the available air interface standards meet the measurement need. A custom channel list can also be created to allow up to 20 independent channels to be defined.
With the use of Master Software Tools, Script Master extends the test capabilities of channel scanner testing of the instrument. Features include the use of a Script Master Test Setup File to set test parameters, extending the number of channel scans to 1200, repetitive testing, and time testing.
General Measurement Setups
Refer to the User Guide for selecting the Channel Scanner mode, setting up frequency, span, amplitude, GPS, limit lines, markers, and file management.