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Step 1 - Tap an empty Scratch

memory location 1 - 9 (colored in

Red). The curve will appear on the

screen and the Scratch memory

background color will turn Blue

indicating it is now filled and being

displayed.

Tap the Blue Scratch memory to

remove the stored curve from the

display. The background color will

turn to Buff indicating that the

memory is filled but not presently

displayed.

Store a curve to memory

Step 2 - To store a Scratch memory to the

main memory, tap on the "Memory" control to

bring up the memory management screen.

Blue = Scratch memory #3 displayed.

Red "A"= No Average curve is stored.

Green "R" = RTA curve is displayed.

From this screen you can "Store" a Scratch memory to

main memory or "Load" a memory from main back into

a Scratch memory. Preferred, Peak and Subtraction

memories can also be "Stored" and "Loaded."

Re-name a memory

from "Scratch" to a more

descriptive name and

tap on "OK."

Tap on a memory file to

move it into a Scratch

memory so it can

displayed.

Step 3 - The result will be displayed in

yellow on the screen. To exit this mode, tap

on "Subtract" and then "CANCEL."

Step 2 - Select two

sources or

spectrums for

comparison:

Scratch Memory,

Preferred Curve,

RTA Display or

Average and then

Tap "S1 - S2."

Step 1 - Tap

on the yellow

"Subtract"

control.

Step 1 - Tap on "Display" then "Memory

Cursor."

Step 2 - Tap on "Stop."

Step 3 - Turn RTA display On/Off as desired.

Step 4- Use Left/Right Cursor to select the

frequency.

Buff colored 1, 2, 4 & 5 = Curves are

stored in these memories but they are

not currently being displayed.

Red colored 6, 7, 8 & 9 = These

Scratch memories are empty and

available for curve storage.

Red "PE" Preferred curve not stored.

Memory #3 being displayed

Subtract / Display Two Memories

Memory Cursor

Freq

Continuous Mode Tigger Mode

Step 1 - Select either the Continuous

(Cont.) or Trigger mode for

Averaging.

The Continuous mode will

automatically take sample after

sample until the "Pause/Resume"

control is pressed.

The Trigger mode will take only one

sample each time the "Add" control is

pressed or the Thumb button on the

side of the IE-33 is pressed.

Green = Display On

Buff = Disp Off

Green = Disp On

To Select Averaging Method

1 - Tap "File."

2 - Tap "Preferences."

3 - Tap either "Power Average."

or "Arithmetic Average."

Real time "R" and Average

"A" displays turned on.

Real time "R" display Off

Average "A" display turned on.

Step 2 - Tap on the "Average-P"

control to enter into Average mode.

Step 3 - The "Average" display will be replaced with a "Count=X" display,

with X= the number of samples taken. In the Trigger mode the Count will

be incremented with each tap of the "Add" control. In the Continuous

mode the Count will be controlled by the "Pause/Resume" control.

Step 4 - Store the Average curve by selecting any un-used scratch

memory. If you wish to store the real-time curve instead of the Average

curve, turn off the Average curve display before pressing the Scratch

Memory Store control.

Tap "Clear" to Clear the Average curve and reset the Count to zero.

Tap "Count" to Exit the Average mode.

Average Curve

With Average

curve displayed,

press an empty

(red color) Scratch

Memory to store.

RTA Memories

RTA Averaging Functions

The IE-33 offers powerful Memory Management functions (see manual for details).

Basically, there are nine Scratch Memories, an Average memory and a Preferred Curve

memory available via on-screen controls, but spectra captured in these temporary

Scratch Memory slots can be renamed and stored in virtually unlimited number.

The various averaging functions of the IE-33 constitute one of the most powerful

feature sets in the instrument. Spatial averaging is made easier (you don't have to

average one memory with another). Averaging samples can be automatically or

manually collected. The user can select Arithmetic or Power averages. See the

manual for a complete outline of the IE-33's powerful averaging features.

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