Hi Joel, There's going to be a lot of "if"s in this next text...
If your service monitor will generate an RF Signal and allow an external modulation or sweep input (control). A lot of this depends on the range of external control available on your service monitor. You might be able to set up an external input source and sweep a service monitor generated signal. Just as a giggle test you might set up an external 10Hz audio input signal (like you're trying to input an external CTCSS Tone) and see how far and wide the service monitor will allow the external input to control the deviation. If the monitor sweeps enough with external control, you could possibly then connect the same external sweep signal to an external sweep or trigger input on your spec analyzer to sync the signals. It's not going to be a lot of sweep but it will be some x-value amount that you might deem usable or not. Wha'la... "a poor mans tracking generator". I did the above trick many years ago to sweep some receiver circuits but that was 1984 and now I don't claim to be that old anymore. Plus I don't remember the specific details. Since then I've switched to Red Wine and all is much betta' cheers, skipp > "Joel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Skipp, thanks for responding. > All I want is a setup for the equipment I listed (NOTE: NO TG > in none of the unit, the 2955/A will do duplex) that will > allow me to tune a duplexer, and the procedure. > v44kai.....Joel.
