PeakTech 4135 Manual de usuario

PeakTech

®4130 / 4135 / 4140

Operation manual

Digital Spectrum Analyzer

Safety introduction

Summary

Before operating this instrument, read the following safety precautions to avoid

injury and prevent damage to this product or any products connected to it. For

safe operation, be sure to operate this instrument in accordance with the

provisions.

Use proper power cord

Only power cord that is recognized by the country where this instrument is located

is allowed.

Reliable grounding

This product is grounded through the grounding wire of the power cord. To avoid

electrical shock, before connecting any input or output terminal of the product,

make sure reliable connection between the grounding terminal of the power cord

of this product and protective earth terminal.

Check all terminal ratings

Check all ratings and markings on the product to avoid the impact of fire and

excessive current, please consult the manual for further ratings information before

any connections.

Overvoltage protection

Ensure that no excessive voltage (such as voltage caused by lightning or other

large voltage) reach the product. Otherwise the operator may have a risk of

electric shock.

Do not operate without cover

Do not operate the Spectrum Analyzer with covers or panels removed.

Use proper fuse

Only fuse specified by the Spectrum Analyzer is allowed.

Do not expose circuit

Do not touch exposed connectors and components when the unit is powered.

Do not operate with suspected failures

If you suspect a failure of this product, please contact PEAKTECH authorized

maintenance personnel to detect. Any maintenance, adjustment or parts

replacement must be performed by PEAKTECH authorized maintenance

personnel.

Keep proper ventilation

Try to ensure good ventilation, bad ventilation will cause temperature increase of

the instrument, thereby causing damage to it. Keep good ventilation when

operating, check the vents and fan regularly.

Operation environment

To avoid internal short circuit or electric shock, do not operate the instrument in a

damp environment.

Do not operate in an explosive atmosphere. To avoid equipment damage or

personal injury, do not operate the instrument in an explosive atmosphere.

Clean and dry

Keep product surface’s clean and dry to avoid dust or air moisture affecting the

performance of the instrument.

Electrostatic protection

It may cause damage to the instrument if interface is with static electricity, so

operate at anti-static area as much as possible to avoide static electricity when

handling and operating. Ground the inner and outer conductors of interface briefly

to discharge static electricity before connecting cable to the instrument.

Handling

To avoid instrument sliping down during handling which may damage the keys,

knob or interfaces and other parts on the panel, please pay attention to handling

safty

Safety terms and symbols

Terms in this guide. The following terms may appear in the guide:

Caution Caution statement indicate the conditions and behaviors that may

cause product damage or loss of data.

Warning Warning statement indicate the conditions and behaviors that may

endanger the lives and safety of the operating personnel.

Terms on the product. The following terminologies may apper on this product:

Danger Indicates an immediate injury once you carry out this operation.

Warning Indicates a probable damage to this product or other devices that is

connected with it once you carry out this operation.

Caution Indicates a protential hazard once you carry out this operation.

Symbols on the product. The following symbols may appear on the product:

Maintenance and cleaning

Maintenance Do not place the instrument in the sunlight for a long time.

Clean Clean the instrument regularly according to using status.

Method is as follows:

1. To avoid electric shock, disconnect power before cleaning work.

2. Wipe the loose dust on the outside of the instrument with soft moist but not

dripping cloth (use mild detergent or water, but not dissolved thinner, otherwise

it will damage the designation strip or plastic parts). Be careful not to scratch

the LCD protector when cleaning instruments with LCD screen.

Caution：Do not let any corrosive liquid stain the instrument to avoid

damage.

Warning: Before re-energizing, make sure the instrument is completely

dry to avoid short circuit even personal injury caused by moisture.

Brief introduction of Digital Spectrum Analyzer

The PeakTech 4130 / 4135 / 4140 is a Spectrum Analyzer with compact design,

easy handling, high cost –performance ratio and various functions. It has a

keyboard layout which is easy to operate, high-definition color LCD screen and

various remote communication interfaces. It can be widely used in many fields

including education science, enterprise R & D and industrial production etc.

Main Features:

Frequency range:9 kHz to 3.0 GHz (P4140), 2.2GHz (P4135) or 1.5GHz (P4130)

Display Average Noise Level (DANL)-135 dBm (Typical value)

Phase noise: -80 dBc/Hz (offset 10 kHz)

Full-amplitude precision: ±1.0 dB

Resolution Bandwidth (RBW): 10 Hz

Various measurement function and auto-setting function

Multi-window display, accurate measurement

Equipped with preamplifier and AM / FM demodulation function

Tracking generator included

High stablility oscillator (optional)

7 inch high-definition screen (800×480 pixels), the image interface is simple

and clear which makes operation easy

Equipped with various interfaces, such as LAN, USB Host, USB Device, RS232

Compact design, weights only 6.0kg

Overview

Abstract：

Chapter 1 Getting started

This chapter introduces the front and rear panels, user interface and notes for first

operation of the Spectrum Analyer.

Chapter 2 Front and Rear panel operation

This chapter describes the functions of the keys on the front panel, and introduces

menu functions of each key in detail.

Chapter 3 Remote Control

This chapter introduces remote control methods of the Spectrum Analyzer.

Chapter 4 Specifications

This chapter introduces the specifications of the Spectrum Analyzer.

Chapter 5 Appendix

This chapter provides the accessories list and service and support information of the

Spectrum Analyzer.

Format specification：

1. Key：

This guide usually uses “text box+text (bold)” to indicate a key on front panel,

such as FREQ indicates FREQ key.

2. Menu：

This guide usually uses “character shading+text (bold)” to indicate a menu, such

as “center frequency” indicates the center frequency menu option under FREQ

key.

3. Connector：

This guide usually uses "brackets + text (bold)," to indicate a connector on the front

or rear panel. For example: [GEN OUTPUT 50Ω].

4. Operating steps：

This guide usually uses an arrow “” to indicate the next step. For example: FREQ

center frequencyindictes pressing FREQ function key on the front panel then

pressing “center frequency” menu softkey.

Content

Chapter 1 Getting started

Initial inspect

Outlook and dimension

Prepare for use

Front panel

Function keys on front panel

Rear panel

Parameter setting

Chapter 2 Basic operation

1. Basic Settings

Center Frequency

Start Freq

Stop Freq

CF Step

Signal Track

2. SPAN

Span

Full span

Zero span

Last span

3. AMPT

Auto Scale

Ref Level

Input Atten

Scale/Div

Scale Type

Y-axis Units

Ref Offset

Auto Range

Int Preamp

Max Mix Level

4. BW

RBW

VBW

V/R Ratio

Detector Type

5. Sweep

Time

Mode

Single

Points

SWT Count

Trigger Type

Trigger Setup

6. Trace

Select Trace

Trace Type

Average Times

Math

All Clear

7. Marker Measurement

Marker Select

Normal

Delta

Delta Pair

Span Pair

Off

Mark Trace

Readout

Marker Fctn

Select Marker

Noise Marker

N dB BW

Marker Table

Freq Count

8. Peak Search

Next Peak

Peak Right

Peak Left

Peak Min

Peak P-P

Cont Peak

Peak Para

Peak Table

9. Marker->

Marker->CF

Marker ->Step

Marker ->Start

Marker ->Stop

MarkerΔ->Span

Marker ->Ref

10. AUTO Tune

11. Display

Display line

Full screen

Active Fctn

Screen Off

12. Preset

13.System Setup

Language

Reset

I/O Setting

Ref Source

14. Source

Source

Amplitude

Normalize

15. Meas

Channel Power (CP)

Adjacent Channel Power (ACP)

Ocuupied Bandwidth (OBW)

Chapter 3 Remote control

Chapter 4 Specifications

Frequency

Amplitude

Sweep

Trigger

Trakcing source

Input/output

General characteristics

Chapter 5 Appendix

Standard accessories

Optional accessories

Options

Chapter 1 Getting started

This chapter introduces the front and rear panels, user interface and notes for first

operation of the Spectrum Analyer.

The contents of this chapter are as follows:

Initial inspect

Outlook and dimensions

Front panel

Rear panel

Parameter setting

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