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General| Brand | Hameg |
|---|---|
| Model | HMO1022 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Formal statement of product compliance with EMC and Low-Voltage directives.
Details on data/signal cables, RF immunity, and transient influences.
Explains safety symbols, instrument setup, correct operation, and ambient conditions.
Details safety guidelines, warranty, and repair information.
Steps for performing internal self-alignment for optimal accuracy.
Using the automeasure function to display signal parameters.
How to use cursors for measuring signal parameters like voltage and time.
Using cursors to measure voltage, time, ratio, count, peak levels, RMS, and duty cycle.
Utilizing automeasure for parameters like mean, RMS, frequency, period, and pulse width.
Using Quick Mathematics for simple calculations and formula sets for complex functions.
Creating and editing mathematical formulas with constants and units.
Performing Fourier transforms to analyze signal frequency spectrum.
Covers FFT modes, Quick View function, and PASS/FAIL mask test setup.
Configuring logic triggers and customizing the display of logic channels and bus data.
Setting up bus types, logic levels, and configuring the BUS table display.
Decoding and analyzing parallel and I2C bus communication protocols.
Setting up I2C bus sources, decoding formats, and configuring triggers for bus events.
Analyzing SPI and SSPI bus communication, including configuration.
Setting SPI/SSPI bus parameters and configuring triggers for bus events.
Analyzing UART/RS-232 communication, including setup for rates, parity, and stop bits.
Triggering UART/RS-232 events based on start bits, frame start, or errors.
Analyzing CAN bus communication, including setup for data sources, sample points, and bit rates.
Triggering CAN bus events and analyzing LIN bus communication setup.
Triggering LIN bus events based on frame start, wake-up, or errors.
Configuring RS-232, USB, Ethernet, and GPIB interfaces for remote operation.
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