MS2711B
Spectrum Master - Handheld Spectrum Analyzer
Model Number: MS2711B
Frequency Range: 100 kHz to 3.0 GHz

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Description

Covering the 100 kHz to 3.0 GHz frequency band, the MS2711B Handheld Spectrum Analyzer featuring a pre-amplifier (standard), a battery-operated, field-proven design so powerful, yet so small that it fits into your backpack. Its exceptional performance combined with ease-of-use and broad functionality makes it an ideal solution for field environments and applications that require mobility such as site surveys and on-site system test. Configured with an optional built-in Tracking Generator that adds scalar analysis capability from 10 MHz to 3.0 GHz.

The MS2711B also features several dedicated one-button measurements that make testing cellular, DCS/PCS and WLAN systems among other wireless systems easier than ever before. Measurements include channel power, adjacent channel power ratio, and occupied bandwidth measurements that can confirm the distortion level or channel power level of an AMPS, TDMA, CDMA or GSM transmitter. Additionally, the MS2711B can conduct a series of spurious measurements when analyzing a wireless base station transmitter, while the field strength mode allows users to measure propagation and coverage, or to pinpoint electromagnetic (EM) leakage in broadcast systems. Other new features include trace averaging for more accurate noise measurements; a multilingual user interface with on-screen menus and messaging in 6 different languages; and a 50-ohm interface that is adaptable to 75-ohms, enabling users to conduct measurements of 75-ohm systems without sacrificing measurement accuracy.

The MS2711B includes data analysis software, soft carrying case, rechargeable/field-replaceable battery, AC/DC power supply, and 12.5V automobile cigarette lighter adapter and users guide.


Features
  • Handheld, battery-operated design
  • Built in pre-amplifier (standard as of August 2000)
  • Lightweight at only 4.9 lbs.
  • Noise Level  < -115 dBm
  • Quick Zoom-in, Zoom-out display in 1-2-5 sequence
  • RBWs: 10 kHz, 30 kHz, 100 kHz and 1 MHz
  • VBWs: 100 Hz to 300 kHz in 1-3 sequence
  • Automatic and manual attenuator control
  • Amplitude Accuracy +/- 2 dB
  • Dedicated One-button measurements
  • Trace Averaging
  • Reference Level Offset
  • Trace Overlay
  • Multilingual User Interface (English, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Spanish)
  • Store up to 10 measurement test set-ups
  • Save up to 200 measurement traces
  • Alphanumeric labeling of saved measurements
  • Automatic time and date stamp of saved data
  • Rechargeable/field-replaceable battery
  • 6 Markers, limit lines and segmented limit lines
  • 50-ohm Interface standard (75-ohm interface capability - instrument internally corrects for adapter loss) 
  • RS232 Interface
  • Built in AM/FM demodulation
  • Tracking Generator Option, 10 MHz to 3.0 GHz (option 20)

Applications

Convenient operating procedures, high sensitivity, and excellent repeatability enable the MS2711B to pinpoint the smallest system performance degradation and allow for easy verification of system compliance. Typical applications include:

  • Transmitter Spectrum Analysis - occupied bandwidth, channel power, adjacent channel power ratio, modulation and antenna gain/isolation measurements
  • Receive Signal Analysis - location and identification of receive in-band interference and out-of-band spurious signals; modulation identification, modulation depth, deviation and spectral mask
  • Signal Strength Mapping - to determine the most suitable location for antennas, base stations and repeaters; Stimulus-response measurements - for component test.

  • Related Literature / Software:

  • RF and Microwave Instruments Product Brochure
  • Brochure
  • Electronic Measuring Instruments Catalog
  • Catalog
  • Practical Tips on Measuring Interference - Spectrum Master MS2711B
  • Application Note
  • Technical Note - The Basis of Spectrum Analyzers
  • Technical Note
  • Download Handheld Code Loader
  • Driver/Software/Firmware
  • MS2711B User's Guide
  • User Guide
  • MS2711A Handheld Spectrum Analyzer User's Guide
  • User Guide
  • MS2711B Hand Held Spectrum Analyzer
  • Programming Manual
  • Site Master Spectrum Analyzer MS2711B Maintenance Manual
  • Maintenance Manual


    FAQs:

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  • Marker and trace data values are truncated to the right of the decimal (comma) for both Frequency and Amplitude. This occurs in German and French operating system Regional Settings.
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  • Can I use the InstaCal I got with my new S331C on my S331B? How about my S114C?
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  • Is the v6.41 software backward compatible with the v6.4?
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  • What is the little double arrow 'C' symbol on my display mean?
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  • Is it possible to recall traces once they have been deleted from the Site Master 251 series?
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  • I left my Site Master on a bench and went to lunch. It's not sweeping anymore. What's wrong? How do I get it to sweep again?
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  • Sometimes the SPA displays "ATTEN", "RBW" or "VBW" with a "*" after them. What does that mean?
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  • In the MS2711B I attached a 30 dB attenuator to the input port. What should I set the reference level offset to so that the MS2711B automatically compensates for that attenuator?
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  • How to interpret traces?
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  • How do I get the graph from Software Tools into a Word Document? Into Excel?
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  • Using the pre-amp, I see the message AMP-SAT on the display, but no large signals on the graph. What's going on?
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  • How do I make a CP and ACPR measurement? Where can I find this information?
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  • Why is my display dark when it is too hot or too cold?
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  • What is ACPR and why do I need a button for it?
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  • Can I use any standard extension cable with my Site Master?
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  • How long does it take to warm up my SiteMaster?
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  • I'm trying to use dynamic attenuation with my MS2711B at full span. It doesn't seem to work. Why not?
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  • Using version 6.41 software, I do not seem to be able to overlay two plots by the drop and drag method described in the help file. Can you suggest what I may be doing wrong?
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  • How do I know if my Site Master battery is charging?
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  • What are the Universal Serial Bus(USB) to Serial Adapter data rate transmission limitations?
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  • How do you determine if my Site Master adapters are working properly?
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  • How can I find out if there is a Software update available for my SiteMaster Software Tools? How do I get the update?
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  • When I open a plot in the Site Master Software Tools I am unable to move any of the markers away from the left or right margin of the plot.
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  • When I select to display a plot from a database, the plot will not display and my mouse cursor remains an hour-glass.
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  • When testing sites on power transmission towers do I need to worry about ESD damaging the Site Master?
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  • What causes an Integrator Failure?
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  • Is there a way to return the Site Master, MT8212B, S412D or MS2711x to factory defaults?
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