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User's Reference
Publication number 01660-97034
Second edition, January 2000
For Safety information, Warranties, and Regulatory
information, see the pages behind the index
Copyright Agilent Technologies 1991 - 2000
All Rights Reserved
Agilent Technologies 1660A
Series 50/100-MHz State,
500-MHz Timing Logic
Analyzers
1 Introduction
In This Book 2 Probing
3 Using the Front Panel Interface
Using the Optional
The User's Reference manual 4 Keyboard and Mouse
contains field and feature definitions
which explain the details of the
5 Connecting a Printer
instrument operation. Use this part
of the manual set for information on
what the menu fields do and what 6 Disk Drive Operations
they are used for. This manual
covers all 1660A Series analyzers.
7 The RS-232/GPIB Interface
The User's Reference is divided into
two parts. The first part covers
general product information such as, 8 The Utilities Menu
probing, using the front panel
interface, using the keyboard and
mouse, connecting a printer, disk 9 The Common Menu Fields
drive operation, the RS-232/GPIB/
Centronix interface, and the utilities
menu. The second part covers the 10 The Configuration Menu
state and timing analyzers. It
explains the analyzer menus and
what they are used for. There are
11 The Format Menu
separately tabbed chapters for each
analyzer menu, a chapter for error 12 The Trigger Menu
messages, and a chapter for
instrument specifications. The
common menu fields which are found 13 The Listing Menu
in the majority of menus have been
placed in a separate chapter. You will
be referenced back to the "Common 14 The Waveform Menu
Menu Fields" chapter when these
fields are encountered.
15 The Mixed Display Menu
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Analyzer type considerations
In the Configuration menu you have the choice of configuring an
analyzer machine as either a State analyzer or a Timing analyzer.
Some menus in the analyzer will change depending on the analyzer
type you choose. For example, since a Timing analyzer does not use
external clocks, the clock assignment fields in the Format menu will
not be available.
If a menu field is only available to a particular analyzer type, the field
is designated (Timing only) or (State only) after the field name. If no
designation is shown, the field is available for both types.
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16 The Chart Menu
17 The Compare Menu
18 Error Messages
Specifications and
19 Characteristics
20 Operator's Service
Index
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Contents
1 Introduction
User Interface 1