Keysight support,
I'd like to use a FieldFox to determine if a church's wireless microphone dropouts are caused by interference. The dropouts are intermittent, only happening about an average of once every hour of microphone usage.
This has been ongoing for several months and I believe the AV guys have exhausted all the ideas suggested by Shure.
The microphone operates in the UHF range, so I think the N9912A (6 GHz) is adequate for this application.
In your opinion, what option packages should I consider when purchasing/renting the baseline N9912A to enable me to capture this type of intermittent event in the UHF range? (RTSA? Interference Analyzer? Trigger on an external audio event?)
Appreciate any guidance you can give me.
Thanks,
Jeffrey Bledsoe
Electrical Engineer
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Fort Worth Texas
817-304-1247 (cell)
Hi,
RTSA would be very helpful. As far as models, I'd suggest the N9913B or N9914B. They're the newest, fastest and have the widest bandwidth which is helpful for troubleshooting. Would probably want to find a suitable antenna also. Setting FieldFox up for a recording could be useful; let it run in the background for 8+ hours; it could help correlate the timing of the interference to other events.
N9913 or 4B with options: 220, 233, 235, 236, 350, B10 at a minimum.
We'll get in touch with you to make a recommendation.
Afsi Moaveni