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Defines minimum and recommended system requirements for software and hardware.
Instructions for connecting the oscilloscope hardware to the computer via USB.
Steps for installing the oscilloscope software and device drivers from the CD.
Details the M570 series oscilloscope features, USB connectivity, channels, resolution, and probes.
Identifies components on the oscilloscope's front panel and explains LED indicator meanings.
Explains fundamental terms and mouse actions used throughout the user guide.
Describes the software's architecture, consisting of data acquisition and data viewer applications.
Details the main oscilloscope display area and its divisions.
Explains how to manage the oscilloscope grid, including turning it on/off and adjusting brightness.
Allows enabling or disabling the display of waveforms for Channel A and Channel B.
Configures waveform display modes like Beam Finder, Line, Rewrite, and Roll.
Provides options for saving measured waveform data to a file.
Sets how data points are displayed, using single sample, average, max, or min.
Adjusts the sampling frequency and timebase for waveform display.
Manages the start, stop, and length of data acquisition sessions.
Configures conditions for starting data acquisition based on signal triggers.
Sets conditions to interrupt or control data acquisition based on channel voltage or logic levels.
Adjusts the vertical sensitivity or range for each channel.
Allows adjusting the vertical position of waveforms on the screen.
Configures probe attenuation ratios and AC/DC coupling for input channels.
Displays key information about each channel's current settings and measurements.
Accesses application functions like File, Settings, and Help.
Allows setting parameters for demonstration signals in the oscilloscope software.
Customizes display colors for waveforms, grid, and background.
Guides on loading and viewing '.rmd' data files created by the oscilloscope.
Explains the different screen areas used to display waveform data.
Introduces measurement cursors for analyzing waveform data, including using them and non-continuous data.
Controls the visibility of Channel A and B waveforms within the data viewer.
Sets the display mode for waveform points (single, average, max, min).
Allows zooming in and out of the displayed waveforms.
Shows the status of ongoing operations, especially with large data files.
Provides access to viewer functions like Print, Exit, and settings.
Manages the printing of waveform data and related information.
Defines a name for custom print layout configurations.
Allows managing saved print layout schemes.
Customizes display colors within the data viewer.
Lists the data types included in the oscilloscope's data files.
Describes how measured samples and special indicators are represented in the data file.
Explains how oscilloscope configuration settings are stored in the data file.
Details the specific codes and values used to represent oscilloscope settings.
Defines minimum and recommended system requirements for software and hardware.
Instructions for connecting the oscilloscope hardware to the computer via USB.
Steps for installing the oscilloscope software and device drivers from the CD.
Details the M570 series oscilloscope features, USB connectivity, channels, resolution, and probes.
Identifies components on the oscilloscope's front panel and explains LED indicator meanings.
Explains fundamental terms and mouse actions used throughout the user guide.
Describes the software's architecture, consisting of data acquisition and data viewer applications.
Details the main oscilloscope display area and its divisions.
Explains how to manage the oscilloscope grid, including turning it on/off and adjusting brightness.
Allows enabling or disabling the display of waveforms for Channel A and Channel B.
Configures waveform display modes like Beam Finder, Line, Rewrite, and Roll.
Provides options for saving measured waveform data to a file.
Sets how data points are displayed, using single sample, average, max, or min.
Adjusts the sampling frequency and timebase for waveform display.
Manages the start, stop, and length of data acquisition sessions.
Configures conditions for starting data acquisition based on signal triggers.
Sets conditions to interrupt or control data acquisition based on channel voltage or logic levels.
Adjusts the vertical sensitivity or range for each channel.
Allows adjusting the vertical position of waveforms on the screen.
Configures probe attenuation ratios and AC/DC coupling for input channels.
Displays key information about each channel's current settings and measurements.
Accesses application functions like File, Settings, and Help.
Allows setting parameters for demonstration signals in the oscilloscope software.
Customizes display colors for waveforms, grid, and background.
Guides on loading and viewing '.rmd' data files created by the oscilloscope.
Explains the different screen areas used to display waveform data.
Introduces measurement cursors for analyzing waveform data, including using them and non-continuous data.
Controls the visibility of Channel A and B waveforms within the data viewer.
Sets the display mode for waveform points (single, average, max, min).
Allows zooming in and out of the displayed waveforms.
Shows the status of ongoing operations, especially with large data files.
Provides access to viewer functions like Print, Exit, and settings.
Manages the printing of waveform data and related information.
Defines a name for custom print layout configurations.
Allows managing saved print layout schemes.
Customizes display colors within the data viewer.
Lists the data types included in the oscilloscope's data files.
Describes how measured samples and special indicators are represented in the data file.
Explains how oscilloscope configuration settings are stored in the data file.
Details the specific codes and values used to represent oscilloscope settings.
General| Model | M570 series |
|---|---|
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Voltage Range | 0-1000V AC/DC |
| Current Range | 0-20A AC/DC |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
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