The calibration procedure has been corrupted with this new version. Actual power calibration at -20dBm input find a marker value at -40dBm at first attempt. At second attempt to calibrate ?-20dBm marker data as it should. If you power then off and on again then the marker level is 0dBm for -20dBm input level. The Level Cal is also harmed as the same 20dB jump is also present when power off and on again.
Changes: - Added MARKER/SEARCH MARKER/PEAK SEARCH which disables the tracking attribute of the active marker and positions the active marker as the global maximum level - Corrected a small error in marker search which could cause a 0.5dB error in finding a maximum or minimum
This search option is useful to quickly find a global maximum, even if this maximum is less than the NOISE LEVEL above the surrounding signals Be aware a possible zero Hz peak is not automatically excluded in the search, to avoid, set the start frequency of the sweep to an appropriate value.