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AWG2021 User Manual
(1) Bottom Buttons Use the seven bottom buttons to display corresponding menus.
Pressing any button in the MENU column, or the F.G button,
displays its corresponding menu. These menus are generally
the highest level menus.
(2) Side Buttons Use the five side buttons to select the side menus displayed on
the right side of the screen. Selecting any item from bottom
menu displays a side menu. The side menu is generally a
lower level menu.
(3) CH1 SYNC Output
Connector
The CH1 SYNC output connector provides a CH1 sync signal.
The output level is 1.2 V or greater with a 50 W termination.
(4) CH1 MARKER1 Output
Connector
The CH1 MARKER1 output connector provides a userĆspeciĆ
fied marker. The output level is 2.5 V with a 50 W termination.
(5) Waveform Output
Connectors
Provides the waveform output path for each channel. A CH2
waveform output connector is provided only in instruments with
Option 02. The maximum output level is 5 V
pĆp
with a 50 W
termination. Note however, that output may exceed 5 V
pĆp
if
AM, Add or Ext AM mode has been selected for CH1
Operation from the SETUP menu.
CAUTION. Do not apply any external voltage to the output connector of this
instrument. Doing so can harm the instrument.
(6) Channel On/Off Buttons
and Indicators
Press the channel on/off buttons to switch the output for each
channel on and off. When set to on, the LED indicator is lit and
a waveform is output. When set to off, the LED indicator is
extinguished and a waveform is not output.
(7) CLEAR MENU Button Press this button to cancel any entering alphanumeric input
and return the system to the data before input. Also, for a side
menu item with ..." attached to it, pressing this button returns
the system from the sub menu (lowerĆlevel menu) to the side
menu. Using remote commands, the user may delete a
message that has been entered in the message area (see
page 2 Ć14).
(8) ON/STBY Button When the PRINCIPAL POWER SWITCH on the rear panel has
been pressed to supply power to the standby circuit, this button
can be pressed to provide power to the other circuits of the
instrument. Normally this button is used as a power switch.