IQ Signal Master™ MX280005A Vector Signal Analysis Software : View Mode : Sync Playback Menu : Sync Playback Data Display Window
 
Sync Playback Data Display Window
Refer to Figure: Sync Playback Menu.
The display window shows the data files from each of the listed files in the right column. Note that the top three use a 315 MHz center frequency and the fourth center frequency is set to 1.0 GHz. In this example, the synchronization will use the top three listed signals as the fourth is not using the same center frequency and will not be evaluated or synchronized with the top three.
The frequency and capture bandwidth of the displayed signals are required to be as close as possible in order to perform a synchronization. Use the listed files and their parameters column to synchronize the signals.
Parameters Window
The signal parameters window displays the file parameters as shown in Figure: Signal Parameters Window.
Signal Parameters Window
1. File Identification
2. Filename shown in a colored bar
3. Capture Time
4. Click to open the file in View menu
5. Indicates time capture enabled that is embedded in the I/Q data
7. Data signal is displayed in window when checked
The signal data should have the same capture bandwidth and center frequency in order to synchronize as shown in Figure: Center Frequency and Capture Bandwidth.
Center Frequency and Capture Bandwidth
1. Capture Bandwidth shown in the parameters settings and corresponding to the graph bandwidth
2. Center Frequency shown in the parameter settings and corresponding to the graph center frequency
File Parameters Field
The file parameters field displays the parameters described below.
Center Frequency:
Displays the capture center frequency value. This value is not adjustable from this menu.
Capture Bandwidth:
Displays the capture bandwidth value. This value is not adjustable from this menu.
Playback Offset:
Displays the playback offset value as described in Finding the Offset.
Bit-Depth:
Displays the capture bit-depth value as described in Finding the Offset.
Length:
Displays the data length value. This value is not adjustable from this menu.
Ref Level:
Displays the capture reference level value. This value is adjustable from this menu. Hover over the Ref. Level value. An “up-down” arrow appears over the value. Roll the mouse wheel to adjust the value. This tool can be used to adjust the display signal level if part of the signal is out of range when viewed.