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ADVANCED FEATURES

4.10 Memories

The time will probably come when you will want to store settings for repetitive testing of

equipment. The COM3010 memory is broken down into Sequences that contain Registers. A

Sequence can be assigned to each different piece of equipment you test. The registers in that

sequence can contain all the test set-ups needed for that specific piece of equipment. A

The registers in a sequence can be used to store all test setups for a particular type of

equipment, and the UP/DOWN arrows can be used to move through each test in a series.

When the last saved register in a sequence has been reached, another push of the UP arrow

will loop the user back to the first register. This is useful when performing identical tests on

multiple units.

The COM3010 provides safeguards that allow for ease of use and prevent accidentally

overwriting another memory location. For example, when saving a register to a sequence that

has memories stored in it, the COM3010 will select the first empty register available. The

only exception occurs when the sequence contains the maximum 100 registers, or is full. In

this situation the COM3010 will select register 00 and give the operator the option of

overwriting this register.

100 Sequences are available, and 100 Registers can be stored in each Sequence. Sequences

and registers are displayed on the GENERATE screen in the lower right corner.

Saving to Memory

1. Enter all the information into the COM3010 that you need. This should include:

Generate and Receive Frequencies, RF and Modulation levels, Increment sizes, and

Meter Set-ups.

2. Press

3. Select a two digit Sequence Number. Example: 02

4. The COM3010 automatically jumps to the Register field and selects the first empty

5. If this sequence is full it will loop back to “00” and overwrite that register.

6. If you do not wish to overwrite, cancel by pressing

7. Press to save.

GENERATE TX Level

Modulation Seq/Reg

1 2 ... 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 ... 103 104

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