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Rohde & Schwarz FSW13 User Manual (1150 pages)

Signal and Spectrum Analyzer

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 23.55 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this Manual
  15
- Preface
  15
- Documentation Overview
  16
- Conventions Used in the Documentation
  17
- Typographical Conventions
  17
- Conventions for Procedure Descriptions
  18
  - Welcome to the R&S FSW
    19
  - Getting Started
    20
  - Preparing for Use
    20
- Putting into Operation
  20
- Windows Operating System
  27
- Connecting USB Devices
  30
- Connecting an External Monitor
  31
- Setting up a Network (LAN) Connection
  33
- Configuring the Initial Instrument Settings
  37
- Protecting Data Using the Secure User Mode
  37
  - Instrument Tour
    39
- Front Panel View
  39
- Rear Panel View
  52
  - Trying out the Instrument
    58
- Measuring a Basic Signal
  59
- Displaying a Spectrogram
  61
- Activating Additional Measurement Channels
  62
- Performing Sequential Measurements
  65
- Setting and Moving a Marker
  66
- Displaying a Marker Peak List
  67
- Zooming into the Display
  68
- Saving Settings
  71
- Printing and Saving Results
  73
  - Operating the Instrument
    73
- Understanding the Display Information
  74
- Accessing the Functionality
  83
- Changing the Focus
  83
- Entering Data
  83
- Displaying Results
  85
- Getting Help
  92
- Remote Control
  94
  - Applications and Operating Modes
    96
  - R&S Multiview
    97
  - Available Applications
    98
  - Selecting the Operating Mode
    103
  - Starting an Application
    104
  - Running a Sequence of Measurements
    105
- The Sequencer Concept
  105
- Sequencer Settings
  107
- How to Set up the Sequencer
  108
  - Measurements
    110
  - Available Measurement Functions
    110
Frequency Sweep

111
- Chapter 6 .1, "Configuration Overview" ,On Page 312
  
  111
  - Frequency Sweep
    111
  - C/N, C/No
    112
  - Ch Power ACLR
    112
  - Zero Span
    112
  - Apd
    113
  - Obw
    113
  - Spectrum Emission Mask
    113
  - Spurious Emissions
    113
  - AM Mod Depth
    114
  - Ccdf
    114
  - Harmonic Distortion
    114
  - Time Domain Power
    114
  - Toi
    114
  - Basic Measurements
    115
  - How to Perform a Basic Sweep Measurement
    115
    
    All Functions off
    115
    
    Emi
    115
    
    Marker Functions
    115
  - Measurement Examples - Measuring a Sinusoidal Signal
    116
  - Measurement Example - Measuring Levels at Low S/N Ratios
    119
  - Measurement Examples - Measuring Signal Spectra with Multiple Signals
    123
  - Measurement Examples in Zero Span
    129
5.3 Channel Power and Adjacent-Channel Power (Aclr) Measurement

135
- Channel Power and Adjacent-Channel Power (ACLR) Measurement
  135
- About Channel Power Measurements
  136
- Channel Power Results
  136
- Channel Power Basics
  138
- Channel Power Configuration
  148
- MSR ACLR Configuration
  158
- How to Perform Channel Power Measurements
  172
- Measurement Examples
  176
- Optimizing and Troubleshooting the Measurement
  182
- Reference: Predefined CP/ACLR Standards
  183
  - Carrier-To-Noise Measurements
    184
- About the Measurement
  184
- Carrier-To-Noise Results
  185
- Carrier-To-Noise Configuration
  186
- How to Determine the Carrier-To-Noise Ratio
  187
  - Occupied Bandwidth Measurement (OBW)
    188
- About the Measurement
  188
- OBW Results
  190
- OBW Configuration
  191
- How to Determine the Occupied Bandwidth
  193
- Measurement Example
  193
  - Spectrum Emission Mask (SEM) Measurement
    194
- About the Measurement
  194
- SEM Results
  195
- Typical Applications
  195
- SEM Basics
  198
- SEM Configuration
  208
Sweep List

209
- Multi-SEM (Sub Block) Settings
  215
- Reference Range
  216
- Power Classes
  218
- MSR Settings
  219
- Standard Files
  222
- List Evaluation (Results Configuration)
  224
- How to Perform a Spectrum Emission Mask Measurement
  225
- Measurement Example: Multi-SEM Measurement
  230
- Reference: SEM File Descriptions
  231
  - Spurious Emissions Measurement
    238
- About the Measurement
  238
- Spurious Emissions Measurement Results
  239
- Spurious Emissions Basics
  240
- Spurious Emissions Measurement Configuration
  242
Table of Contents

243
- Detector
  244
- Rbw
  244
- Ref. Level
  244
- Sweep Time
  244
- Sweep Time Mode
  244
- Vbw
  244
- Preamp
  245
- RF Att. Mode
  245
- RF Attenuator
  245
- Stop after Sweep
  245
- Sweep Points
  245
- Transducer
  245
- Abs Limit Start/Stop
  246
- Delete Range
  246
- Insert Before/After Range
  246
- Limit Check
  246
- How to Perform a Spurious Emissions Measurement
  248
- Reference: ASCII Export File Format (Spurious)
  249
5.8 Statistical Measurements (Apd, Ccdf)

251
- About the Measurements
  251
- Statistical Measurements (APD, CCDF)
  251
- Typical Applications
  251
- APD and CCDF Results
  252
- APD and CCDF Basics - Gated Triggering
  254
- APD and CCDF Configuration
  255
  - How to Perform an APD or CCDF Measurement
    261
  - Examples
    262
  - Optimizing and Troubleshooting the Measurement
    265
    
    Time Domain Power Measurement
    265
  - About the Measurement
    265
  - Time Domain Power Results
    265
  - Time Domain Power Basics - Range Definition Using Limit Lines
    266
  - Time Domain Power Configuration
    267
  - How to Measure Powers in the Time Domain
    268
  - Measurement Example
    268
    
    Harmonic Distortion Measurement
    269
- About the Measurement
  270
- Harmonic Distortion Basics
  270
- Harmonic Distortion Configuration
  273
- Harmonic Distortion Results
  273
- How to Determine the Harmonic Distortion
  275
  - Third Order Intercept (TOI) Measurement
    275
- About the TOI Measurement
  276
- TOI Basics
  276
- TOI Results
  280
- TOI Configuration
  281
- How to Determine the Third Order Intercept
  282
- Measurement Example - Measuring the R&S Fsw's Intrinsic Intermodulation
  283
  - AM Modulation Depth Measurement
    285
- About the Measurement
  285
- AM Modulation Depth Results
  285
- AM Modulation Depth Configuration
  286
- Optimizing and Troubleshooting the Measurement
  287
- About the EMI Measurement
  288
- How to Determine the am Modulation Depth
  288
  - Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Measurement (R&S FSW-K54)
    288
- EMI Measurement Results
  289
5.13.3 Emi Measurement Basics

290
- EMI Measurement Basics
  290
  - Resolution Bandwidth and Filter Types
    290
  - Detectors and Dwell Time
    291
  - Frequency Resolution - Sweep Points and Scaling
    294
  - Controlling V-Networks (LISN)
    295
  - Using Transducer Factors
    296
  - Initial Measurement - Peak Search
    296
  - Final Measurement at the Marker Position
    297
  - Limit Checks
    298
5.13.4 Emi Measurement Configuration

299
- Chapter 7.5.3.2, "Limit Line Settings and Functions", on Page 528 EMI Marker Configuration
  
  299
  - EMI Measurement Configuration
    299
  - Marker Position (X-Value)
    299
  - Marker State
    299
  - Selected Marker
    299
  - Assigning the Marker to a Trace
    300
  - Linking to Another Marker
    300
  - Marker Type
    300
  - Reference Marker
    300
  - Final Test Detector
    301
  - Select Marker
    301
    
    EMI Final Measurement Configuration
    302
    
    LISN Control Settings
    304
  - EMI Result Analysis
    306
  - How to Perform EMI Measurements
    306
  - Measurement Example: Measuring Radio Frequency Interference
    308
  - Optimizing and Troubleshooting EMI Measurements
    310
    
    Common Measurement Settings
    312
    
    Configuration Overview
    312
    
    Data Input and Output
    314
    
    Receiving Data Input and Providing Data Output
    314
    
    Input Source Settings
    318
    
    Power Sensors
    321
    
    External Generator Control (Option R&S FSW-B10)
    331
    
    Error and Status Messages
    341
    
    External Mixer (Option R&S FSW-B21)
    358
    
    Output Settings
    381
    
    Frequency and Span Configuration
    384
    
    Impact of the Frequency and Span Settings
    385
    
    Frequency and Span Settings
    387
- Chapter 9 .3.2, "Transducer Settings" ,On Page 571
  
  299
Center Frequency/Span

388
- Center Frequency
  388
- Span
  388
- Frequency Axis Scaling
  389
- Full Span
  389
- Start / Stop
  389
- Zero Span
  389
- Center Frequency Stepsize
  390
- Frequency Offset
  390
- Last Span
  390
- How to Output a Trigger Signal
  436
  - Adjusting Settings Automatically
    437
    
    Common Analysis and Display Functions
    440
  - Result Display Configuration
    440
- Basic Evaluation Methods
  440
- Laying out the Result Display with the Smartgrid
  442
  - Zoomed Displays
    447
- Single Zoom Versus Multiple Zoom
  447
- Zoom Functions
  448
- How to Zoom into a Diagram
  449
  - Trace Configuration
    451
- Basics on Setting up Traces
  452
- Trace Configuration
  464
- How to Configure Traces
  477
  - Marker Usage
    482
- Basics on Markers and Marker Functions
  483
- Marker Configuration
  493
- Marker Function Configuration
  507
- How to Work with Markers
  519
- Measurement Example: Measuring Harmonics Using Marker Functions
  522
  - Display and Limit Lines
    523
- Basics on Display Lines
  524
- Basics on Limit Lines
  524
- Settings and Functions for Display and Limit Lines
  527
- How to Work with Display and Limit Lines
  534
  - Data Management
    538
  - Restoring the Default Instrument Configuration (Preset)
    538
- Factory Default Configuration
  539
  - Protecting Data Using the Secure User Mode
    540
  - Storing and Recalling Instrument Settings and Measurement Data
    542
- Quick Save/Quick Recall
  543
- Configurable Storage and Recall
  545
- How to Save and Load Instrument Settings
  551
  - Importing and Exporting Measurement Results for Evaluation
    553
- Import/Export Functions
  554
- How to Export Trace Data and Numerical Results
  555
- How to Export a Peak List
  556
- Reference: ASCII File Export Format
  557
  - Creating Screenshots of Current Measurement Results and Settings
    560
- Print and Screenshot Settings
  560
- How to Store or Print Screenshots of the Display
  564
  - General Instrument Setup
    565
    
    Basics on Alignment
    565
    
    Basics on Transducer Factors
    566
    
    General Instrument Settings
    568
- Reference Frequency Settings
  568
- Transducer Settings
  571
- Alignment Settings
  576
- System Configuration Settings
  577
- Service Functions
  583
  - Display Settings
    590
- General Display Settings
  591
- Displayed Items
  592
- Display Theme and Colors
  596
  - External Monitor Settings
    600
  - How to Configure the Basic Instrument Settings
    601
- How to Align the Instrument
  602
- How to Perform a Self Test
  602
- How to Align the Touchscreen
  603
- How to Install an R&S FSW Option
  603
- How to Update the Instrument Firmware
  603
- How to Configure the Transducer
  604
- How to Configure the Colors for Display and Printing
  606
- How to Work with the Soft Front Panels
  607
  - Network and Remote Operation
    609
  - Remote Control Basics
    609
- Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
  609
- SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments)
  614
- VISA Libraries
  614
- Messages
  615
- SCPI Command Structure
  616
- Command Sequence and Synchronization
  624
- Status Reporting System
  627
- General Programming Recommendations
  644
  - GPIB Languages
    645
  - The IECWIN Tool
    647
  - Network and Remote Control Settings
    648
- General Network Settings
  649
- GPIB Settings
  650
- Compatibility Settings
  652
- LXI Settings
  655
  - How to Set up a Network and Remote Control
    657
- How to Configure a Network
  658
- How to Log on to the Network
  664
- How to Operate the Instrument Without a Network
  664
- How to Share Directories (Only with Microsoft Networks)
  666
- How to Set up Remote Desktop
  667
- How to Start a Remote Control Session from a PC
  674
- How to Return to Manual Operation
  675
  - Remote Commands
    676
  - Conventions Used in SCPI Command Descriptions
    676
  - Common Suffixes
    677
  - Common Commands
    677
  - Selecting the Operating Mode and Application
    682
- Selecting the Mode and Applications
  682
- Performing a Sequence of Measurements
  687
- Programming Example: Performing a Sequence of Measurements
  690
  - Configuring and Performing Measurements
    692
- Performing Measurements
  692
- Measuring the Harmonic Distortion
  795
- Measuring the Third Order Intercept Point
  799
- Measuring the am Modulation Depth
  801
- Remote Commands for EMI Measurements
  803
- List Evaluations
  811
- Measuring the Pulse Power
  816
  - Configuring the Result Display
    821
  - General Window Commands
    821
  - Working with Windows in the Display
    822
  - Examples: Configuring the Result Display
    827
    
    Setting Basic Measurement Parameters
    830
  - Defining the Frequency and Span
    830
  - Configuring Bandwidth and Sweep Settings
    836
  - Configuring the Vertical Axis (Amplitude, Scaling)
    844
  - Configuring Triggered and Gated Measurements
    850
  - Adjusting Settings Automatically
    860
  - Configuring the Data Input and Output
    864
    
    Analyzing Measurements (Basics)
    907
  - Zooming into the Display
    907
  - Configuring the Trace Display and Retrieving Trace Data
    909
  - Working with Markers
    928
  - Configuring Display and Limit Lines
    975
    
    Managing Settings and Results
    990
  - General Data Storage and Loading Commands
    991
  - Selecting the Items to Store
    997
  - Storing and Loading Instrument Settings
    1000
  - Storing or Printing Screenshots
    1005
  - Storing Measurement Results
    1011
  - Examples: Managing Data
    1015
    
    Configuring the R&S FSW
    1018
- Configuring the Reference Frequency
  1018
- Calibration and Temperature Checks
  1022
- Working with Transducers
  1025
- Customizing the Screen Layout
  1028
- Configuring the Network and Remote Control
  1035
- Checking the System Configuration
  1038
- Using Service Functions
  1043
  - Using the Status Register
    1044
- General Status Register Commands
  1045
- Reading out the Condition Part
  1045
- Reading out the Event Part
  1046
- Controlling the Enable Part
  1047
- Controlling the Negative Transition Part
  1047
- Controlling the Positive Transition Part
  1048
  - Commands for Remote Instrument Operation
    1048
  - Emulating Other Instruments' Commands
    1049
- Setting up Instrument Emulation
  1049
- Reference: GPIB Commands of Emulated HP Models
  1053
- Reference: Command Set of Emulated PSA Models
  1081
  - Commands for Compatibility
    1085
  - Programming Examples
    1087
- Programming Example: Performing a Basic Frequency Sweep
  1088
- Service Request
  1090
  - Maintenance
    1099
  - Optimizing and Troubleshooting
    1100
    
    Error Information
    1100
    
    Error Messages in Remote Control Mode
    1102
    
    Troubleshooting Remote Operation
    1103
- Improving Averaging Results
  1104
- Minimizing the Measurement Duration
  1104
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting Hints
  1105
- Obtaining Technical Support
  1105
  - List of Remote Commands (Base Unit)
    1107
  - Index
    1124

Rohde & Schwarz FSW13 User Manual (371 pages)

Analog Demodulation Measurement Option

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 7.68 MB

Table of Contents

3
- 1 Preface
  
  7
- 2 Welcome to the Analog Demodulation Application
  
  11
  - Starting the Analog Demodulation Application
    11
  - Understanding the Display Information
    12
3 Measurements and Result Displays

15
- Domain Zoom", on Page 32. am Time Domain
  15
- FM Time Domain
  16
- PM Time Domain
  17
- AM Spectrum
  18
- FM Spectrum
  19
- PM Spectrum
  20
- RF Time Domain
  21
- RF Spectrum
  22
- Result Summary
  23
- Marker Table
  24
- Marker Peak List
  25
4 Measurement Basics

26
4.7.4 Basics on External Generator Control

36
5 Configuration

50
Radio Frequency Input/Radio Frequency State

56
- Input Coupling
  56
- Radio Frequency Input
  56
- Radio Frequency State
  56
- Ghz
  57
- Impedance
  57
- YIG-Preselector
  57
  - External Mixer Settings
    58
- Input Connector
  58
5.4.2 Power Sensor

81
- Continuous Value Update
  82
- Select
  82
- State
  82
- Zeroing Power Sensor
  82
- Frequency Coupling
  83
- Frequency Manual
  83
- Meas Time/Average
  83
- Setting the Reference Level from the Measurement (Meas->Ref)
  83
- Unit/Scale
  83
- Average Count (Number of Readings)
  84
- Duty Cycle
  84
- Reference Value
  84
- Use Ref Lev Offset
  84
- Using the Power Sensor as an External Trigger
  84
- Trigger Configuration
  94
- Data Acquisition
  101
Continuous Sweep/Run Cont/Single Sweep/ Run Single

104
- Continuous Sweep/Run CONT
  104
- Single Sweep/ RUN SINGLE
  104
- Continue Single Sweep
  105
- Measurement Time (AQT)
  105
- Refresh
  105
- Demodulation
  106
- Demodulation Display
  106
- Sweep Points
  106
- Sweep/Average Count
  106
- Output Settings
  121
- Automatic Settings
  126
- 6 Analysis
  129
  - Trace Settings
    129
Analysis

130
- Trace 1/Trace 2/Trace 3/Trace 4/Trace 5/Trace 6
  130
- Trace Mode
  130
- Average Mode
  131
- Detector
  131
- Hold
  131
- Average Count
  132
- Predefined Trace Settings - Quick Config
  132
- Trace 1/Trace 2/Trace 3/Trace 4 (Softkeys)
  132
  - Trace / Data Export Configuration
    133
  - Marker Settings
    134
  - Marker Search Settings and Positioning Functions
    139
  - Marker Function Configuration
    142
  - Marker Peak List Configuration
    145
  - Limit Line Settings and Functions
    147
  - Zoom Functions
    153
  - Analysis in MSRA/MSRT Mode
    154
  - Introduction
    171
  - Common Suffixes
    175
  - Activating Analog Demodulation Measurements
    176
  - Configuring the Measurement
    180
  - Capturing Data and Performing Sweeps
    277
  - Configuring the Result Display
    282
  - Retrieving Results
    289
  - Analyzing Results
    299
  - Importing and Exporting I/Q Data and Results
    340
- 7 Q Data Import and Export
  
  156
  - Import/Export Functions
    156
  - How to Export and Import I/Q Data
    158
- 8 How to Perform Measurements in the Analog Demodulation Appli- Cation
  
  161
- 9 Measurement Example: Demodulating an FM Signal
  
  163
- 10 Optimizing and Troubleshooting the Measurement
  
  169
- 11 Remote Commands for Analog Demodulation Measurements
  
  170
  - Commands for Compatibility
    341
  - Programming Example
    342
    
    A Reference
    345
    
    Predefined Standards and Settings
    345
    
    I/Q Data File Format (Iq-Tar)
    347
    
    List of Remote Commands (Analogdemod)
    353
    
    Index
    361

Rohde & Schwarz FSW13 User Manual (166 pages)

Spectrum Analyzers/Phase Noise Measurements

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 4.56 MB

Table of Contents

3
- 1 Preface
  
  5
- 2 Welcome to the Phase Noise Measurement Application
  
  9
  - Starting the Application
    9
  - Understanding the Display Information
    10
3 Measurements and Result Displays

14
- Phase Noise Diagram
  14
- Residual Noise
  15
- Spot Noise
  16
- Spur List
  17
- Sweep Result List
  18
- Spectrum Monitor
  19
- Frequency Drift
  20
- Frequency and Level Stability
  21
- Reference Measurement
  21
4 Measurement Basics

22
- Phase Noise Diagram
  22
- Spurs and Spur Removal
  22
- Residual Effects
  23
- Measurement Range
  24
- Sweep Modes
  25
- Trace Averaging
  25
- Frequency Determination
  27
- Level Determination
  30
- Signal Attenuation
  30
- Using Limit Lines
  31
- Analyzing Several Traces - Trace Mode
  33
- Using Markers
  35
5 Configuration

36
6.1.2 Configuring Traces

53
- Smoothing Type
  53
- Trace Offset
  53
- Trace Smoothing
  53
- Trace Config
  54
  - Traces
    54
  - Trace Export
    55
  - Copy Trace
    55
- Configure Numerical Result Displays
  56
  - Trace Math
    56
- Frequency Drift: Trace 1 (on Off)
  56
- Spectrum Monitor: Raw Trace / Trk Trace (on Off)
  56
- Spur Removal / Spur Threshold
  56
- Using Limit Lines
  58
- Using Markers
  65
- 7 How to Configure Phase Noise Measurements
  68
  - Customizing the Measurement Range
    68
8 Remote Control Commands for Phase Noise Measurements

70
- Performing a Basic Phase Noise Measurement
  68
- Common Suffixes
  70
- Introduction
  71
- Controlling the Phase Noise Measurement Channel
  76
- Performing Measurements
  80
- Configuring the Result Display
  85
- Configuring the Frontend
  92
- Controlling the Measurement
  95
- Configuring the Measurement Range
  99
- Using Limit Lines
  106
- Graphical Display of Phase Noise Results
  116
8.11 Configure Numerical Result Displays

126
- Configure Numerical Result Displays
  126
8.12 Using Markers

139
- Using Markers
  139
  - Calculate<N>:Marker<M>:Aoff
    139
  - Calculate<N>:Marker<M>[:State]
    139
- Calculate<N>:Marker<M>:Trace
  140
- Calculate<N>:Marker<M>:X
  140
  - Using Delta Markers
    141
- Calculate<N>:Marker<M>:Y
  141
  - Configuring Markers
    144
- Configuring In- and Outputs
  145
  - Using the Marker Zoom
    145
- Automatic Measurement Configuration
  146
- Using the Status Register
  147
- Remote Control Example Scripts
  153
  - List of Remote Commands (Phase Noise)
    159
  - Index
    164

Rohde & Schwarz FSW13 Getting Started (123 pages)

Signal and Spectrum Analyzer

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 15.62 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Safety and Regulatory Information

7
2 Documentation Overview

12
3 Key Features

15
- Release Notes and Open-Source Acknowledgment (OSA)
  14
- Lifting and Carrying
  16
4 Preparing for Use

16
- Unpacking and Checking
  16
- Choosing the Operating Site
  17
- Setting up the Product
  17
- Connecting the AC Power
  19
- Switching the Instrument on and off
  20
- Connecting to LAN
  21
- Connecting a Keyboard
  22
- Connecting an External Monitor
  23
- Windows Operating System
  25
- Logging on
  27
- Checking the Supplied Options
  30
- Performing a Self-Alignment
  30
- Considerations for Test Setup
  31
- Protecting Data Using the Secure User Mode
  32
- 5 Instrument Tour
  
  35
  - Front Panel View
    35
  - Rear Panel View
    48
- 6 Trying out the Instrument
  
  60
- 7 Operating the Instrument
  
  83
  - Understanding the Display Information
    83
  - Accessing the Functionality
    94
  - Changing the Focus
    100
  - Entering Data
    101
  - Touchscreen Gestures
    104
  - Displaying Results
    108
    
    Background Information: the Smartgrid Principle
    111
    
    How to Activate Smartgrid Mode
    113
    
    How to Add a New Result Window
    113
    
    How to Close a Result Window
    114
    
    How to Arrange the Result Windows
    114
  - Getting Help
    116
8 Contacting Customer Support

118
Index

119

Rohde & Schwarz FSW13 Getting Started (113 pages)

Signal and Spectrum Analyzer

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 5.74 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Preface

5
2 Preparing for Use

9
3 Instrument Tour

34
- Front Panel View
  34
- Rear Panel View
  50
4 Trying out the Instrument

58
5 Operating the Instrument

78
- Understanding the Display Information
  78
- Accessing the Functionality
  89
- Changing the Focus
  89
- Entering Data
  90
- Displaying Results
  92
- Getting Help
  101
- Remote Control
  104
6 Obtaining Technical Support

106
Index

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