Specifications

Chapter 1: Agilent Technologies 16700A/B-Series Logic Analysis System

The User Interface - Icons, Tabs, and Navigation

The user interface is designed to help you quickly configure

measurements and navigate between windows. Depending on the

model, your system will have either an integrated display (16702A &

16702B), or would require you to connect a remote display (16700A &

16700B). The user can interact with all systems with a mouse and

keyboard.

In addition to the integrated displays on the 16702A and 16702B

frames, these models also have front panel buttons and knobs for

optional methods of navigation and text entry. Agilent's newest model,

the 16702B, incorporates a touchscreen option and shortcut buttons

for fast measurement configuration and navigation.

For more specific information on using the touchscreen and knobs/

buttons, refer to the following:

“Using the 16702B Knobs and Buttons” on page 36

“Using the 16702B Touchscreen” on page 37

Navigating the System and Tool Windows

The System window (see page 58) is used as a home base for making

measurements. It graphically shows which measurement modules are

installed in the frame and what run control capability is available. By

selecting a measurement module icon, you not only gain access to all

instrument Setup windows, but you automatically connect Display

tools to the Instrument tool in the Workspace window.

System and measurement tool windows are typically opened as they

are needed to configure, run, and display measurement results. In the

16702A and 16702B logic analysis systems, as windows are opened or

accessed, they are stacked in the display with the window accessed last

being displayed on top. In systems using the larger remote display,

windows will appear with an offset.

The following areas in the interface are used to open new windows or

access currently opened windows: