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Agilent N5161A/62A/81A/82A/83A MXG Signal Generators User’s Guide 139
Preliminary Basic Digital Operation (Option 651/652/654)
Preliminary Waveform Sequences
3. Name and store the waveform sequence to the Seq file catalog:
a. Press More > Name and Store.
b. Enter a file name and press Enter.
See also, “Viewing the Contents of a Sequence” on page 139 and “Setting Marker Points in a
Waveform Segment” on page 154.
Viewing the Contents of a Sequence
There are two ways to view the contents of a waveform sequence:
Through the Waveform Sequences Softkey
1. Press Mode > Dual ARB > More > Waveform Sequences.
2. Highlight the desired sequence.
3. Press Show Waveform Sequence Contents.
Using the Select Waveform Softkey
1. Press Mode > Dual ARB > Select Waveform.
2. In the Sequence On column, highlight the desired waveform sequence.
3. Press Show Waveform Sequence Contents.
Editing a Sequence
When editing a waveform sequence, you can:
• change the number of times each segment or nested sequence plays
• delete segments or nested sequences from the sequence
• add segments or nested sequences to the sequence
• toggle markers on and off (described on page 160)
• save changes either to the current waveform sequence or as a new sequence
If you exit the sequence editing menu before saving changes, the changes are lost.
Sequences save to the Seq file catalog.
CAUTION If you edit and resave a segment used in a sequence, the sequence does not
automatically update the RMS value in its header. You must select and update the
sequence header information (page 141).
Use the following steps to edit a sequence that has two different segments so that the first segment
repeats 100 times and the second segment repeats 200 times, then save the changes.
Assumption: A waveform sequence that has two different segments has been created and stored (see
previous example on page 138).
1. Select the sequence:
Press Mode > Dual ARB > More > Waveform Sequences > highlight the desired sequence >
Edit Selected Waveform Sequence.