Anritsu is the leader of high frequency microwave connector technology and is driven by an ongoing commitment to exceed customer needs. Anritsu created and trademarked the K Connector with coverage to 40 GHz, along with a complete family of 40 GHz test equipment. It was an immediate success and today is used on many commercial components, test fixtures, and
defense systems. P/N: 11410-00235
Catalog
pdf 12.6 MB
Version: Y
6/30/2020
This Technical data sheet includes the GPS, Yagi, Horn, Mag Mount, Wideband, Log Periodic, Whip, Bi-Blade, and Loop antennas. P/N: 11410-00376
Datasheet
pdf 3.9 MB
Version: T
6/9/2020
SpectraVision is a suite of software options and tools used with Anritsu’s MS2710XA product line of spectrum monitors. SpectraVision is a highly modular software system covering the entire frequency range of Anritsu's
Remote Spectrum Monitors. Various features incorporated into the software allow users to quickly perform automated analyses of the frequency spectrum, record measurements and generate optional reports detailing
signal quality and performance characteristics. P/N: 11410-00960
Brochure
pdf 3.2 MB
Version: C
6/2/2020
The purpose of this application note is to detail the procedure for creating off-line maps. While there are several open source options for tile map construction, this application note will be using Map Puzzle to detail the method for incorporating these maps into the Anritsu software application. P/N: 11410-01132
Application Note
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Version: A
4/28/2020
This Online Help System is a compilation of manuals for easier viewing. P/N: 10450-00066
Online Help System
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Version: A
4/15/2020
The Anritsu platform of spectrum monitors provides high performance real-time monitoring of the radio spectrum. Designed to be stable over time under continuous operation, the MS27102A monitor provides superior sweep speeds, high dynamic range, and low spurious levels for fast and accurate measurements. Applications include monitoring for interference, white space analysis, unlicensed transmission discovery, and signal coverage.
The MS27102A features an IP67 rated outdoor enclosure designed for remote operations in the harshest of environments. P/N: 11410-00847
Datasheet
pdf 2.2 MB
Version: N
4/14/2020
AeroShield is a Windows .NET library (API) that runs on a Server/PC using the Windows 10 Visual Studio 2015 or higher (.NET framework 4.5.2 or higher) operating system. The API software enables the detection and tracking of Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS). The API software connects exclusively to Anritsu's line of Remote Spectrum Monitors. P/N: 10580-00462
User Guide
pdf 34.2 MB
Version: A
4/14/2020
AeroShield is quickly integrated into a C-UAS integrator's software dashboard through the use of an application programming interface (API). The API contains all the functions and algorithms required for RF detection and tracking. Along with the API, a demonstration program is available to show AeroShield capabilities prior to the integration effort. P/N: 11410-01131
Brochure
pdf 2.8 MB
Version: A
4/14/2020
This documentation provides a description of the Anritsu Remote Spectrum Monitor MS2710xA software. It describes the graphical user interface, provides a how-to chapter to set up measurements, discusses SCPI programing, and covers a lists of SCPI programming commands. P/N: 10450-00052
Online Help System
htm 185.0 KB
Version: J
1/14/2020
Download the complete user guide for the MS2710xA family of Remote Spectrum Monitors. Chapters include Graphical User Interface, How to, and Programming with SCPI. P/N: 10580-00419
User Guide
pdf 7.9 MB
Version: K
1/14/2020
To meet demand for additional bandwidth for cellular and broadcast operations, national regulators are reallocating spectrum previously used for other applications. Before a new network can be rolled out within these frequencies, it is critical for the new license owner to confirm that all legacy users have terminated their transmissions. P/N: 11410-01154
Application Note
pdf 4.2 MB
Version: A
10/15/2019
To communicate with the MS2710xA Remote Spectrum Monitor or to change its IP configuration, a PC must be correctly set up to communicate with the instrument via a direct connection using a static IP. This guide explains how to set this up. P/N: 10580-00414
Quick Start Guide
pdf 1.4 MB
Version: D
7/10/2019
There are various methods for geo-locating an RF signal of interest. Primary alternatives include Power of Arrival (POA), Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA), and Angle of Arrival (AOA). In most situations where modulated signal bandwidths are greater than 25 kHz, TDOA provides the best accuracy. This application note focuses on the use of TDOA as a means for tracking a signal. P/N: 11410-01133
Application Note
pdf 689.8 KB
Version: A
7/10/2019
The Anritsu MS27102A is a remote spectrum monitor designed for remote outdoor applications. This monitor is rated to the IP67 standard, being dust tight (no ingress of dust) and water resistant. Each port on the unit is ruggedized and weatherized. Ports include power, RF Input(s), Gbit Ethernet, and GPS antenna. A quick review of the features and key specifications. P/N: 11410-01085
Brochure
pdf 142.2 KB
Version: C
1/24/2019
With the large increase in mobile data traffic, network operators are moving the BBU (BaseBand Units) from macro cell sites to a common central location allowing greater flexibility and cost savings. The connection from the BBU to the RRH (Remote Radio Head) is most commonly via CPRI at rates between 614.4 kbps to 10,137.6 Mbps. P/N: 11410-00927
Brochure
pdf 55.2 MB
Version: C
1/9/2019
Transport, Optical & RF Testing for all Elements of the C-RAN Network.
Anritsu has a long history of testing all aspects of the C-RAN. Our instruments evolve to meet the new challenges of testing the C-RAN
networks being rolled out today. Put our experience to work for you!
Brochure
pdf 3.2 MB
Version: B
3/29/2018
The purpose of an in-building wireless (IBW) system is to provide enhanced network coverage
and/or capacity when the existing macro network is not able to adequately service the
demand. Coverage may be poor due to high penetration losses caused by the building
structure or due to low emissivity glass installed to improve the thermal performance of the building. In dense urban environments, adjacent buildings may create an RF barrier that blocks coverage from nearby macro sites. Tall buildings typically have poor coverage on
upper floors since macro site antennas, many floors below, are specifically designed to
suppress energy radiating above the horizon. Capacity may be an issue in venues such as
stadiums, coliseums and convention centers where many thousands of users may be trying to
simultaneously access the network.
Application Note
pdf 1.8 MB
Version: C
3/28/2018
This solution brochure covers the four steps to success when interference hunting, as well as which Anritsu product/solution is suitable for each step in the process. P/N: 11410-00900
Brochure
pdf 2.5 MB
Version: B
2/22/2018
A spectrum monitoring system will facilitate the identification and removal of illegal or unlicensed interference signals. By monitoring spectrum on a continual basis, problem signals can be identified as they occur in real time. Patterns of unwanted signal activity can also be examined, providing an efficient way to characterize and locate the source of the interference problem.
Brochure
pdf 3.7 MB
Version: D
1/16/2018
This documentation provides a description of the Anritsu’s Remote Spectrum Monitor (RSM) and Vision Software API’s. It describes the graphical user interface, provides a how-to chapter to set up measurements, discusses API programing, and covers a lists of API programming commands. API's are presented both for control of Anritsu's RSM hardware product line (MS2710XA) as well as for Vision software. Most features in Vision are paid options. In order for these options to work, the RSM hardware must have these options
enabled. Please see the Vision software Product Brochure and User Guide for option information.
Programming Manual
pdf 2.2 MB
Version: B
1/16/2018
