Making a Basic Adjacent Channel Power Measurement

Making a Basic Adjacent Channel Power Measurement

Step
Notes

1.
Select Adjacent Channel Power.
a. Mode
b. [Spectrum Analyzer/Tools]
c. [Adjacent Channel Power]

2
Select the channel standard.
a. [Chan Std]
b. Select the standard using the up and down arrow buttons.
c. [Select]

3
On [Units] select Chan.
Each time you press this softkey, the selected option changes. (The instructions in this manual show selections for Channel.)

4
Setup the frequency/channel you want to view.
a. [Freq/Chan]
b. [Channel]
c. Enter the number on the numeric keypad.
d. [Fwd] or [Rev]

5
Connect to the base station.

6
Set the level/location.
a. [Level/Location]
b. [Autoscale]
c. [Select]
If the adjacent channel power trace is not visible, you can change the reference level or use Autoscale to have the test set select a reference level for you.


	Step	Notes
1.	Select Adjacent Channel Power. a. Mode b. [Spectrum Analyzer/Tools] c. [Adjacent Channel Power]
2	Select the channel standard. a. [Chan Std] b. Select the standard using the up and down arrow buttons. c. [Select]
3	On [Units] select Chan.	Each time you press this softkey, the selected option changes. (The instructions in this manual show selections for Channel.)
4	Setup the frequency/channel you want to view. a. [Freq/Chan] b. [Channel] c. Enter the number on the numeric keypad. d. [Fwd] or [Rev]
5	Connect to the base station.
6	Set the level/location. a. [Level/Location] b. [Autoscale] c. [Select]	If the adjacent channel power trace is not visible, you can change the reference level or use Autoscale to have the test set select a reference level for you.