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General| Brand | Hameg |
|---|---|
| Model | HM8131-2 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for connecting instruments to external devices, emphasizing shielding.
Recommendations for signal connections to ensure optimal performance.
Details on frequency range, resolution, accuracy, and temperature coefficients.
Overview of available signal types like Sinus, Rechteck, Sägezahn, Arbitrary.
Specifications for DC offset output voltage, resolution, and accuracy.
Explanation of safety and warning symbols.
General safety regulations and precautions for safe operation.
Identification and description of controls and indicators on the front panel.
Identification and description of connectors and controls on the rear panel.
Description of the basic menu and its initial display after self-test.
Explanation of how to navigate through the instrument's menus using buttons.
Description of how to access and switch between Main Menu 1 and Main Menu 2.
Examples illustrating how to enter parameters using the keyboard and controls.
Step-by-step guide on entering values using the keyboard.
Step-by-step guide on entering values using menu buttons and cursor.
How to use the rotary encoder for parameter adjustment.
How to use function buttons for parameter selection.
How to set the DC offset voltage for the output signal.
How to activate and use the sweep mode.
Overview of Main Menu 1 and its sub-menu options.
Explanation of different operating modes like Cnt, Trg, Gat, Sync.
How to configure and use the trigger mode for signal generation.
How to use the gate control for signal generation.
How to synchronize multiple generators in a master-slave configuration.
Step-by-step guide for synchronizing generators.
How to configure and operate the sweep function.
How to define the amplitude for arbitrary waveforms.
How to use the editor to create or modify arbitrary waveforms.
How to select and configure modulation types (AM, FSK, PSK).
Detailed settings for amplitude modulation.
Using the internal signal source for modulation.
Connecting and using an external signal source for modulation.
How to configure and use FSK modulation.
How to configure and use PSK modulation.
How to set the phase shift values for PSK modulation.
Options for interface settings, memory card, and instrument configurations.
Setting up the serial communication interface and baudrate.
Using the memory card for storing arbitrary signals and configurations.
How to load arbitrary signals from the memory card.
Steps to format a memory card.
How to save instrument settings to memory slots.
Settings for acoustical signal and rotary encoder.
Options for reference frequency and display resolution.
Settings for LCD display contrast, backlight, date, and time.
Commands for reading and programming signal parameters like frequency and amplitude.
Commands for selecting operating modes like CTM, TRM, GTM.
Details on the standard RS-232 serial interface and its configuration.
Instructions on sending commands to the instrument.
Guidelines for connecting instruments to external devices, emphasizing shielding.
Information about immunity to external magnetic/electric fields.
Details on frequency range, resolution, accuracy, and temperature coefficients.
Settings for modulation source, depth, and carrier frequency.
General safety regulations and precautions for safe operation.
Information on quality control, warranty, and repair procedures.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the instrument.
Identification and description of controls and indicators on the front panel.
Identification and description of connectors and controls on the rear panel.
Essential guidelines for first-time instrument operation.
Description of the basic menu and its initial display.
Explanation of menu control using buttons and cursor.
How to use the ESC button to return to the basic menu.
Step-by-step guide on entering parameters using the keyboard.
How to use the rotary encoder for parameter adjustment.
How to use function buttons for parameter selection.
How to select and set the signal frequency.
How to select and set the signal amplitude.
How to select and set the output offset voltage.
How to activate and configure the sweep mode.
How to control the signal output on/off and its impedance.
Explanation of operating modes like Cnt, Trg, Gat.
How the gate control manages signal output based on gate signal.
Using external reference frequency for improved stability.
Step-by-step guide for synchronizing generators.
How to configure and operate the sweep function.
How to define the amplitude for arbitrary waveforms.
How to use the editor to create or modify arbitrary waveforms.
How to select and configure modulation types (AM, FSK, PSK).
Detailed settings for amplitude modulation.
Using the internal signal source for modulation.
Connecting and using an external signal source for modulation.
How to configure and use FSK modulation.
How to configure and use PSK modulation.
Setting up the serial communication interface and baudrate.
Using the memory card for storing arbitrary signals and configurations.
Process for saving arbitrary signals to the memory card.
How to load arbitrary signals from the memory card.
How to select the internal or external reference frequency source.
Settings for LCD display contrast, backlight, date, and time.
Commands for reading and programming signal parameters like frequency and amplitude.
Commands for selecting operating modes like CTM, TRM, GTM.
Details on the standard RS-232 serial interface and its configuration.
Command sequence for basic instrument configuration.
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