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NanoVNA-F V2 Quick Start Guide 2020-12-28

DISPLAY TRACE Select a trace to modified the format, scale and so on TRACE 0
MARKER FORMAT LOGMAG TRACE 1
STIMULUS SCALE SCALE/DIV PHASE TRACE 2
CAL CHANNEL S11 REFLECT TRANSFORM REFERENCE DELAY TRACE 3
ON POSITION
RECALL RECALL TRANSFORM LOW PASS ELECTRICAL SMITH < BACK
SAVE S21 THROUGH DELAY
IMPULSE
SAVE < BACK < BACK SWR
SETTING < BACK LOW PASS
< BACK STEP > MORE POLAR
CLOSE MINIMUM
SAVE 0 RECALL 0 SELECT BANDPASS NORMAL < BACK LINEAR
MARKER MARKER 1
TOUCHCAL SAVE 1 RECALL 1 WINDOW MAXIMUM <BACK
SEARCH MARKER 2
< BACK
TOUCH TEST SAVE 2 RECALL 2 MARKER 3 VELOCITY
OPERATION FACTOR NUM Input
LANGSET SAVE 3 RECALL 3 MARKER 4
SMITH < BACK
ABOUT SAVE 4 RECALL 4 VALUE
ALL OFF
BRIGHTNESS < BACK < BACK < BACK
POSITION MOVE UP
< BACK < BACK CENTER 7 8 9 G
START
ENGLISH MOVE DOWN
STOP
CHINESE 4 5 6 M
CENTER > START < BACK
< BACK
SPAN >STOP DONE

100%
CW FREQ >CENTER MAXIMUM 1 2 3 k
PAUSE >SPAN MINIMUM
80% SWEEP
1. Press the middle button or tap on < BACK SEARCH →
the touch screen to call the Home 60% < BACK < LEFT 0 . OK
Menu. 40% Re + Im SEARCH
> RIGHT
20% CALIBRATE R + L/C BACKSPACE & EXIT
2. Press UP or DOWN button to select TRACKING
< BACK RESET < BACK
menu items, press the middle < BACK START
button or tap on the corresponding CORRECTION
OPEN
menu item to enter. < BACK SHORT
LOAD
4.0V
THRU If calibration is available, the CAL status will be
NanoVNA-F V2 STATE RED LED BLUE LED
DONE SAVE 0 displayed. Otherwise, it is hidden. C * is in the
Portable Vector Network Analyzer < BACK SAVE 1 state where an unsaved calibration is applied(it
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Charging Flashing OFF SAVE 2 disappears from memory when the power is
Charging SAVE 3 turned off).
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charging ON OFF
SAVE 4 C0 to C4 Indicates that the saved calibration
Working OFF ON < BACK values are applied to one of the save locations.
Working Saved or Unsaved will change when calibration
Low
Battery OFF Flashing data is properly saved.
START 50 kHz OSLT C0 STOP 3000.000 MHz