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HP 37717CCommunicationsPer formance Analyzer

Quick Sta rt

Guide


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Hewlett-Packard LimitedTelecomm un icat ions N etwork s Test Division

South Queensferry

West Loth ian, Scotlan d EH 30 9TG

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Packard Lt d.1998

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HP Par t No.37717-90401

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Quick Sta rt Guide

HP 37717C Communica t ionsPer formance Analyzer


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The Quick Sta rt Gu ide demonstra tes th e basic operat ion of th e inst ru ment .

This guide tells you h ow to select t he displays tha t you want an d how to use th em t o modify

the instrum ent functions.

This guide also tells you a bout th e front pan el key fun ctions, th e indicat ors a nd t he

connectors.

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Contents

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Int roduction to the 37717C Front Pan el 7

Selectin g Displays 8

Selecting Multiple or Single Windows 9

Moving Around Multiple Windows 10

Selecting the Graph or Other Display in Multiple Windows 11Changing the Displayed Folder 13

Changing the Instrum ent Settings 14

Modifying Displays with Pop-up Menus 16

Making Selections using Pictorial and Graphic Displays. 20

Using with a Monitor 24

Using the Oth er Front Pa nel Keys 25

Monitoring Stat us 27

Displaying S ta tus His tory 27Genera l Ala rm Ind ica tor s 28

PDH / DSn Ala rm Indica tor s 28

ATM Alarm Ind ica tor s 28

J i tt er Ala r m In dica t or s 28

S DH Ala r m In dica t or s 29

SONET Alarm Indicators (Option 120) 29


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Contents


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Getting Started

This cha pter shows you h ow to select a nd

cha nge displays


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Getting Started

Getting St ar ted sh ows you h ow to select displays and use t hem to cha nge

th e instr um ent settings. Gett ing star ted includes th e following:

How to select sin gle or m ult iple windows

How to obtain th e required display using t he display select k eys,; ; ; ;

How to modify the display informat ion , using andan d t he display softkeys or pop-up m enus

How to use th e oth er front pan el keys

How to inter pret t he front pan el sta tu s indicat ors

How to conn ect to externa l equipment

TRANSMIT RECEIVE RESULTS GRAPH OTHER


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Introduction to the 37717C Front Panel

Introduc tion to the 37717C Front Pane l

The opera tor inter face is provided by the display and th e front pa nel

keys.

The displa y ma y be mult iple windows or a single window.

When t he display is mu ltiple windows, th e "active" window is indicat ed

with a color which is different from t he color of th e th ree "inactive"

windows.

LOS

PATTERN LOSS

ERRORS

AIS

FRAME LOSS

M/F LOSS

REMOTE ALARM

REMOTE M/F ALARM

VP ALARM

VC ALARM

LOSS OF CELL SYNC

SELECTED CELL NOT RX

JITTER UNLOCK

JITTER HITS

FRAME LOSS

LOSS OF POINTER

MS-AIS

AU-AIS

CLOCK LOSS

MS-RDI

HP-RDI

TU-AIS

LP-RDI

POINTER ADJUST

HISTORY

SHOW RESETHISTORY HISTORY

RUN/

STOP

PAPER PRINT

FEED NOW

TRANSMIT

RECEIVE

RESULTS

GRAPH

OTHER

SET

CANCEL

Received signaland alarm conditionSelect display

Start/ stop test

Manual printer/logging controls

Move cursorControl

pop up menu

SDH/SONET

PDH/DSn

ATM


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Selecting Displays

Select ing Displays

A mu ltiple window display is available. The displayed pa ges are:

Transmitt er Out put, Receiver Input, Results and either Graph or Ot her

(Function).

Allows control of the settings associated with the generated signal.

Allows cont rol of th e sett ings ass ociat ed with th e received signal.

Allows cont rol of the test timing a nd gra ph st ora ge and displays theselected measurement results.

Allows ma na gement of the st ored gra phical results.

Allows cont rol of Stored Set tin gs, Sett ings Contr ol, Floppy Disk,

Logging, Remote Contr ol, Time & Dat e, Miscellaneous (Keyboar d Lock,

Beep on Received Er ror, Sus pend Test on Signal Loss), Option a nd

Option Enable, Calibration, Autosetup and Color Control.

A list of Options fit ted is also displayed.

TRANSMIT

RECEIVE

RESULTS

GRAPH

OTHER


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Selecting Displays

Select ing Mult iple or Single Window s

To select single window, use th e display k eys ; ;; and , to select the display required and

then press .

Most examples in th is man ua l use SINGLE window. To retu rn to

multiple windows, press .

Exa mple: To obt ain a single window t ra nsm it display, Use to

make the tra nsmit window active.

TRANSMIT RECEIVE

RESULTS GRAPH OTHER

SINGLE WINDOW

MULTIPLE WINDOW

TRANSMIT


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Selecting Displays

Use to obta in a

single tr an smit window display

To cha nge th e page displayed in

th e single window, press th e page

key for t he pa ge requir ed (e.g.

RECE IVE, RESU LTS, GRAPH or

OTHER) .

When retur ning to multiple

windows, the curr ent single

window display will become th e

active display with in th e mu ltiple

windows.

Movin g Aroun d Multiple Wind ow s

To move the cursor t o an other of th e displayed windows, press th e

display selection k ey for th at window.

Example : The cursor is in th e TRANSMITTER OUTPUT window at th e

top left of th e displa y.

.

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Selecting Displays

If you want to ma ke chan ges to the receive display, you need t o make th e

receive display "active". To move th e cursor t o the RE CEIVER IN PU Twindow a t the top r ight of the display, press .

Select ing the Graph or Other Display in Mult ipleWindows

Press or for the display tha t you want .

Example: To change the display from to . Press

.

RECEIVE

OTHER GRAPH

OTHER GRAPH

GRAPH


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Selecting Displays

Display with FUNCTION

Press to change to the graph display

OTHER

GRAPH


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Changing the Instrument Settings

Changing the Instrument Se tt ings

Sett ings which may be cha nged ar e displayed in a different color to th ose

which ar e fixed. In t his ma nu al, var iable settin gs are shown on t he

displays in [ ].

In each of th e display ar eas th e

field curr ent ly able to be cha nged

is mar ked by a highlighted cursor.

The high light ed cur sor is moved

ar oun d the display using

and .

The m enu of selections a vailable,

for th e highlight ed field, appear s

at the bot tom of the display: ; ; . The choice from the

menu is made u sing the display softkeys situa ted imm ediately below th e

display.

When a field has more tha n five

choices, as in SPE ED sh own here, a

softkey labelled is provided.

RS232 HP IB DISK

MORE


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When is chosen the

rema inder of th e menu is revealed.

MORE


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Modifying Displays w ith Pop-up Menu s

Alth ough th e met hod of modifying the displa ys with softk eys is always

available, it is ea sier in ma ny cases to use the Pop-up m enus.

The pop-up m enus ar e par ticularly useful for:

Text entr y

Date/time entr y

Int eger, Hexadecima l and Binar y entry Trace data ent ry

Menu selection when th ere a re a large nu mber of choices

SDH/SONET payload m apping

ATM physical a nd ada pta tion layer selections

Jitter mask selections

If an a tt empt is ma de to set out of ra nge values, the instr um ent will

adopt t he n earest possible legal value.

Text, Trace Da ta, Date a nd Time, Integ er and He xade cimalSelect ion.

Move th e cur sor to th e field to be cha nged.

Press for the pop-up menu.

The curr ent selection is shown in a window at th e top of the pop-up

menu.

To move thr ough th e cur rent sett ing in th e

window use and to select

or .

Use t o m ove t o t he r equ ir ed field.

SET

>

SET


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Select t he r equired chara cter or fun ction

on the pop-up menu with and.

Pres s to s et the se lect ion in the window a t the top of the pop-up

menu.

When t he required cont ent is displayed in t he window at th e top of th e

pop-up menu, select and press to change the inst rument

sett ing to th e new value.

To exit th e m en u display wit hou t m akin g t he ch an ge, pr ess .

Example:

The pop-up menu provides a more convenient met hod of entering st ored

set t ing t i t les. Move the cursor in to one of the t it le fields and press .

SET

END SET

CANCEL

SET

SET


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Binary Entry

For fie lds which r equ ir e bina ry da ta ent ry, u se to d isplay the pop-

up menu.

The curren t sett ing is shown in a window at t he top of th e pop-up m enu.

To move th rough the s elected en t ry with the pop-up menu use and

see page 16.

Bin a ry select ion is ach ieved wit h = 0 a n d = 1. Th is oper a tion

enter s th e selected char acter, 0 or 1, an d moves to th e next char acter.

This met hod allows ra pid sett ing of bina ry words. For exam ple:

To set the word 11110011 Use .

Selection of th e last chara cter chan ges the instr um ent set ting to the new

value.

To exit th e m en u displa y wit hou t m akin g t he ch an ge, pr ess .

Example:

The binar y pop-up m enu m aybe used to set u p a u ser defined word. In

th is example th e user defined word is a n ATM payload ba ckground byte.

SET

>

CANCEL

SET


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Menu Select ion

There is a menu selection available as an alter na tive to any group of soft

keys. Display the menu with . Use and to make the

selection.

To change to the new va lue, p res s . To exit the display withou t

making the change, press .

Example:

SET

SET

CANCEL

SET


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Making Se lect ions us ing P ictorial and Graphic

Displays.

In some cases selection is simplified with a pictorial or gra phic "ma p"

display. This facili ty is available where the display has a symbol.

These displays are obtained in th e same way as th e pop-up men us using

. Some of these displays include m enus which allow th e sett ings to

be changed.

NOTE Details of th e pictorial display depend on th e optiona l modules fitted tothe instrument.

SDH Payload Mapping

With the cu r sor in the MAPPING fie ld , p res s to d isplay the payload

map.

To cha nge bet ween AU- layer, TU-layer an d Pa yload layer selections, useand .

To select the mapping you want , use and .

To change to the new value, press . To exit the map d isplay without

ma king the cha nge, press .

.Example:

+

SET

SET

SET

CANCEL

SET

AU-layer TU-layerPayloadlayer

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ATM Ph ysical Layer Se lections

With t he cur sor in t he ATM, PHYSICAL LAYER, SIGN AL field, press

t o displa y t he ph ysica l in ter fa ce. U se a nd t o select t he

inter face you wa nt .

To ch an ge t o t he n ew va lu e, pr ess .

To exit th e m ap displa y wit hou t m akin g t he ch an ge, pr ess .

Example:

SET

SET

CANCEL

SET

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Jitte r Mask Selec tion

Graph ical displays of jitter ma sk selections ar e available. The curr ent

settings a re shown by a ma rker on t he gra phical display.

Jitte r Mask se t to Off

To obta in a gra phical display, move th e cursor t o RANGE,

MODU LATI ON F RE QU E NCY, or AMP LI TU DE a n d p res s .

To change a value, use and to select the parameter you

want to cha nge, RANGE, MOD FRE Q OR AMPLITUDE.

Press for a pop-up menu.

Mak e your selection from t he pop-up m enu as described in Modifying

Displays with Pop-up Menus page 16 a nd press a gain to select t he

new value.

The ma rker on t he gra phical display will move to the new position an d

set th e new value.

To exit t he gr aph ica l displa y wit h t he n ew va lu e set , pr ess .

SET

SET

SET

CANCEL

SET

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Jit ter Mask set to Sw ept

To obta in a pictoria l display, move the cur sor to J ITTER MASK [SWEP T]

and p res s . The marker moves con t inuous ly th rough the sweep

range.

To exit the pictor ia l display use .

To change the fr equency, p res s for a pop-up menu .

Use and to make your select ion from the pop-up menu

a nd pr ess a ga in to select th e n ew va lu e

To exit t he gra phical display with th e new value set, press

SET

CANCEL

SET

SET

SET

CANCEL

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Using with a Monitor

Jitte r Mask set to Spo t

To obta in a gra phical display, move the cur sor to SPOT FRE QUE NCY

and press .

.

To change the fr equency pres s for a pop-up menu of the va lues

available.

Use and to make your select ion from the pop-up menu

a nd pr ess a ga in to select t he n ew va lu e.

The ma rker on t he gra phical display will move to the new position an dupdate t he value.

To exit t he gra phical display with th e new value set, press

Using w ith a Monitor

For ea se of viewing at a dista nce, th e instr um ent display ma y be

present ed on a monitor. The monitor should be conn ected t o the H P

37717C front panel VGA connector.

SET

SET

SET

SET

CANCEL

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Using the Other Front Panel Keys

Using th e Other Front Panel Keys

The test set a tt empts t o ma tch the sett ings to th e received signal.

Termin at es the curr ent t est period if one is in progress. Start s a n ew test

period. The indicat or a bove the key is lit when a test period is inprogress.

Adds a single bit err or t o the outpu t da ta patt ern each time th e key is

pressed.

Retur ns t he inst ru ment from rem ote opera tion to Local (keyboar d)

operat ion. The indicat or a bove the key is lit when t he instr um ent is

un der Remote Control.

Displays th e pop-up m enu for t he curr ently highlight ed field. This key

also confirms the selection made.

Clears th e pop-up m enu without chan ging th e selection.

The selected m easur ement results ar e logged, immediately, to the

selected printer.

The paper in th e internal print er is advanced.

LOS

PATTERN LOSS

ERRORS

AIS

LOF

M/F LOSS

REMOTE ALARM

REMOTE M/F ALARM

VP ALARM

VC ALARM

LOSS OF CELL SYNC


JITTER UNLOCK

JITTER HITS

PDH/DSn

ATM

FRAME LOSS

LOSS OF POINTER

MS-AIS

AU-AIS

CLOCK LOSS

MS-RDI

HP-RDI

TU-AIS

LP-RDI

POINTER ADJUST

HISTORY

SDH/SONET

AUTO SETUP

RUN/STOP

SINGLE

LOCAL

SET

CANCEL

PRINT NOW

PAPER FEED

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Using the Other Front Panel Keys

CAUTION Do not press while a t tempt ing to load a new roll of paper in

th e print er. It could result in a pa per jam a nd disable the pr inter. Wait

un til the paper is fed thr ough th e printer m echa nism before pressing

.

PAPER FEED

PAPER FEED

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Monitoring Status

Monitoring Status

Displaying Status History

The Sta tu s indicat ors on t he front pan el convey inform at ion r egarding

the current stat us of the instru ment. If an a larm h as occurr ed during the

current Test Per iod, the indica tor above is lit . To view

which a larms have occurred, press and hold . When

is released th e stat us indicat ors ret ur n to displaying the

current s tatus .

When pressed an d held, th e Stat us indicat ors display any alarm s which

ha ve been set du ring th e cur rent Test Period. This cont inues un til

is released at which t ime the current stat us is

displayed. The indicat or a bove the key is lit t o signify th at an alar m h asoccur red du ring th e cur rent Test Period.

Resets th e history store such tha t t he historical an d present sta tus are

th e sam e. This can a lso be achieved by sta rt ing a n ew Test Period.

LOSS

ERRORS

PATTERN LOSS

AIS

FRAME LOSS

M/FRAME LOSS

REMOTE ALARM

REMOTE M/FRAME ALARM

VP ALARM

VC ALARM

LOSS OF CELLSYNC


JITTER UNLOCK

JITTER HITS

FRAME LOSS

LOSS OF POINTER

MS-AIS

AU-AIS

CLOCK LOSS

POINTER ADJUST

LP-RDI

SDH/SONET

PDH/DSn

ATM

MS-RDI

HP-RDI

TU-AIS

SHOW HISTORY

SHOW HISTORY

SHOW HISTORY

SHOW HISTORY

SHOW HISTORY

RESET HISTORY

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Monitoring Status

Gene ral Alarm Indicato rs

Loss No data tra nsitions at the input port.

Pattern Loss The received data pat tern is not in synchronizat ion

with t he intern ally generated reference dat a.

Errors A measur ed err or h as occur red. The indicator will

rema in lit for 100 m s.

PD H / DSn Alarm Indica torsThese ar e active when a P DH / DSn signal is received

AIS The All Ones AIS signal is det ectable in t he pr esence of

a 1 in 10-3 error ra te.

Frame Loss Fra me a lignm ent lost or out of alignment condition.

M/Frame Loss Multifra me alignment lost.

Remote Alarm Remote a larm , x-bit or yellow alar m bit is set.

Remote M/

Frame Alarm Remote Multifra me Alarm bit is set.

ATM Alarm Indi cato rs

These a re a ctive when an ATM signa l is received.

VP Alarm Virtu al Pat h AIS or FE RF ha s been detected.

VC Ala rm Virtu al Chan nel AIS or FE RF ha s been detected.

Loss of Cell

Sync Cell Sync Loss ha s been det ected.

Selected CellNot RX The selected cell ha s n ot been received.Selected cell not

received.

Jitte r Alarm Indicators

Jit ter Unlock The jitter r eceiver h as lost pha se lock. J itter

mea surem ent is suspended u nt il lock is regained.

Jitte r Hits A jitter hit h as been detected.

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Monitoring Status

SDH Alarm Indic ators

These ar e active when an SDH signal is received.

FRAME LOSS Loss Of Fram e ha s been detected.

LOSS OF

POINTER Loss of point er h as been d etected.

MS-AIS Multiplexer Section AIS has been detected.

AU-AIS Pat h AIS has been detected.

CLOCK LOSS The tr an smitt er clock is not synchronized to the

selected referen ce.

MS-RDI Multiplexer Section RDI (FERF ) ha s been detected.

HP-RDI Pat h RDI (FE RF) ha s been detected.

TU-AIS TU Pat h AIS has been detected. .

LP-RDI TU Path RDI (FE RF) ha s been detected. .

POINTER

ADJUST A pointer cha nge in t he foreground signal h as been

detected.

SONET Alarm Ind icators (Option 120)

These ar e active when a SONE T signa l is received.

LOF/SEF Loss of Fram e or Severely Errored Fr am e ha s been

detected. Statu s m essage on bottom of display sta tes

which ha s occur red.

LOP-P/LOP-V Loss of Point er h as been det ected.

AIS-L Line AIS ha s been detected.

AIS-P STS Path AIS has been detected.

CLOCK LOSS The tr an smitt er clock is not synchronized to the

selected referen ce.

RDI-L Line Remote Defect In dication (RDI) ha s been

detected.

RDI-P STS Path RDI has been detected.

AIS-V Virtu al Tributa ry path AIS has been detected.

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Monitoring Status

RDI-V VT pat h RDI ha s been detected.

POINTER

ADJUST A pointer cha nge in t he foreground signal h as been

detected.

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AAIS alarm indicator, 28Alarm Indicator

AIS, 28Errors, 28Frame loss, 28HP-RDI, 29Jitter unlock, 28LOF/OOF, 29Loss of cell sync, 28LP-RDI, 29M/Frame loss, 28MS-RDI, 29Pattern Loss, 28Pointer adjust, 29Remote alarm, 28

Remote M/frame alarm, 28Selected cell not received, 28Signal Loss, 28TU-AIS, 29TU-LOP, 29VC Alarm, 28VP alarm, 28

Alarm IndicatorsATM, 28General, 28Jitter hits, 28

PDH / DSn, 28SDH, 29

ATM Alarm Indicators, 28ATM Alarms

Loss of Cell Sync, 28Selected Cell Not Received, 28VC Alarm, 28VP Alarm, 28

ATM layer selections with pop-up menus,21

AU-AIS Alarm IndicatorAlarm IndicatorAU-AIS, 29Auto Setup key, 25

BBinary entry with pop-up menu, 18

CCancel key, 25Changing settings on displays, 14Changing settings with soft keys, 14

Clock Loss Alarm IndicatorAlarm Indica-tor

Clock loss, 29Cursor

Introduction to, 14Moving, 14

DDate and time entry with pop-up menu, 16Display on a monitor, 24Displaying list of, 8Displays

Changing settings on, 14DSn Alarm Indicators, 28

E

Errors Alarm Indicator, 28

FFolder

Selecting, 13Frame Loss Alarm Indicator, 28

GGraph key, 8Graphic displays as a selection aid, 20

HHexadecimal entry with pop-up menu, 16History Keys, 27HP-RDI Alarm Indicator, 29

I

IndicatorsFront Panel, 28

Integer entry with pop-up menu, 16

JJitter Alarm Indicators, 28Jitter hits alarm indicator, 28Jitter Unlock alarm indicator, 28

KKeys

Auto Setup, 25Cancel, 25Graph, 8Local, 25

Other, 8Paper Feed, 25Print Now, 25Receive, 8Reset History, 27Results, 8Run / Stop, 25Set, 25Show History, 27Transmit, 8

LLocal key, 25LOF alarm indicator, 29Loss of Cell Sync Alarm Indicator, 28Loss Of Pointer Alarm IndicatorAlarm In-

dicatorAU-LOP, 29

LP-RDI Alarm Indicator, 29

M

M/Fame Loss Alarm Indicator, 28Menus, pop-up, obtaining, 16Monitor,connecting, 24MS-AIS Alarm IndicatorAlarm Indicator

MS-AIS, 29MS-RDI Alarm Indicator, 29Multiple windows

Moving between, 10Selecting the undisplayed window, 11

Multiple/single window selection, 9

O

OOF alarm Indicator, 29Options fitted, 8Other key, 8

PPaper Feed key, 25Pattern Loss Alarm Indicator, 28PDH / DSn Alarms

AIS, 28Frame Loss, 28M/Frame Loss, 28Remote Alarm, 28Remote M/Frame Alarm, 28

PDH Alarm Indicators, 28Pictorial displays as a selection aid, 20

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Pointer Adjust Indicator, 29Pop-up menus

As alternative to soft keys, 19Modifying displays with, 16

Print Now key, 25

RReceive key, 8Remote Alarm Indicator, 28Remote M/Frame Alarm Indicator, 28Reset History key, 27Results key, 8Run / Stop Key, 25

S

SDH Alarm Indicators, 29

SDH AlarmsAU-AIS, 29Clock Loss, 29HP-RDI, 29Loss Of Pointer, 29LP-RDI, 29MS-AIS, 29MS-RDI, 29Pointer Adjust, 29TU-AIS, 29

SDH payload mapping with pictorial dis-play, 20

Selectable display values, 15Selected Cell Not Received Alarm Indica-

tor, 28Set key, 25Settings

changing with soft keys, 14Show History key, 27Signal Loss Alarm Indicator, 28Single/multiple window selection, 9

Soft key alternative, pop-up menu, 19Soft keys

using, 14Status Indicators, 27

TText entry with pop-up menu, 16Trace data entry with pop-up menu, 16Transmit key, 8TU-AIS Alarm Indicator, 29

VVC Alarm Indicator, 28VP Alarm Indicator, 28

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About This Edition


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This is th e 1st edition

of the 37717-90401

manu al. It documents

th e product a s ofMarch 1998. Edition

dates are as follows:

1st E dition, Mar ch

1998

Copyright H ewlett-

Packard Ltd. 1998. All

rights reserved.Reproduction,

ada ption, or

tra nslation without

prior written

permission is

prohibited, except as

allowed under th e

copyright laws.


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Printed in U.K. 03/9837717-90401

In This Boo k

This bookdemonstra tes the basicopera tion of th e instru ment . It tells

you h ow to select th e displays t ha t

you want and how to use them to

modify the inst ru ment fun ctions.

This guide also tells you about t he

front panel key functions, the

indicat ors an d t he conn ectors.

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