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Hantek Hantek2000 Series User Manual

Hantek Hantek2000 Series
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Hantek2000 Series Handheld Scopemeter
User Manual
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Hantek Hantek2000 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sample Rate1GSa/s
Trigger TypeEdge, Pulse, Video, Slope, Alternate
Trigger ModesAuto, Normal, Single
InterfaceUSB host, USB device
Bandwidth200 MHz
Vertical Resolution8 bit
Time Base Range5 ns/div to 50 s/div
Time Base5 ns/div to 50 s/div
Display7 inch LCD
Display TypeTFT LCD
Power Supply100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Input Impedance1MΩ ± 2%, in parallel with 20pF
Vertical Sensitivity2mV/div ~ 10V/div

Summary

Copyright Declaration

General Safety Summary

Essential Safety Precautions

Comprehensive safety guidelines for operating the oscilloscope to prevent hazards and ensure proper use.

Safety Terms and Symbols

Product Warnings and Symbols

Explanation of terms (Danger, Warning) and symbols used on the product for safety.

Product Scrapping and Recycling

Device Disposal Guidelines

Recommendations for proper device recycling to minimize environmental impact.

Brief Introduction

Product Features Overview

Highlights key features like design, display, sampling rate, and connectivity.

Getting Started Guide

Initial Setup and Checks

Covers front panel, user interface, initial inspection, and probe checks.

Front Panel Overview

Controls and Connectors

Details button functions, navigation keys, and input/output connectors.

User Interface and Initial Inspection

Interface Elements and Indicators

Describes waveform display components and system status indicators.

Inspection Procedures

Steps for checking shipping container, accessories, and instrument condition.

Functional and Probe Checks

Device Functional Test

Procedures for powering on and performing a basic functional test.

Probe Safety and Compensation

Safety guidelines and manual compensation steps for oscilloscope probes.

Probe Compensation and Attenuation

Compensation Adjustment and Verification

Adjusting probe capacitance and verifying waveform shape.

Attenuation Setting Impact

How probe attenuation affects vertical scale and bandwidth.

Function Introduction

Core Oscilloscope Functions

Overview of Menu/Keys, Connectors, Auto Set, Defaults, Horizontal, Vertical, Trigger, Save, Reference, Measurement, Utility.

Menu and Control Keys

Mode, Navigation, and Function Keys

Explains mode selection, navigation, directional, and multi-function keys.

Connectors and Ports

Port Identification

Identifies signal input/output, charging, data, and DMM terminals.

Automatically Set Function

Auto Set Operation Logic

How the Auto set button identifies and adjusts for waveform display.

Auto Set Trigger Logic

Explains how Auto Set determines the trigger source based on signal conditions.

Default Setting Procedure

Recalling Factory Defaults

Steps to restore the oscilloscope to its factory default settings.

Default Configuration Details

Lists default settings for parameters like Cursor, Display, Horizontal, Trigger.

Settings Unaffected by Defaults

Lists configuration options that remain unchanged upon recalling defaults.

Horizontal System Controls

Time Scale and Position

Adjusting horizontal time scale (SEC/DIV) and trigger position.

Horizontal Display Modes

Explains Y-T, Roll, and Scan modes for waveform display.

Vertical System Controls

Vertical Position and Scale Settings

Adjusting vertical position and VOLTS/DIV for selected channels.

Channel Setting Options

Details On/Off, Coupling, Probe attenuation, and Bandwidth Limit settings.

Trigger System Configuration

Trigger Fundamentals and Parameters

Explains trigger source, mode, level, and slope for waveform stabilization.

Trigger System Details

Trigger Source, Mode, and Force Trigger

Detailed explanation of trigger source, mode (Auto/Normal), and Force Trigger.

Save Waveform Function

Saving and Recalling Waveforms

Steps to save waveform data and current state settings, and how to recall them.

Reference Waveform and Measurement

Reference Waveform Usage

Using REF channel to compare waveforms and saving reference waveforms.

Measurement Techniques

Using graticule and cursors for waveform measurements.

Measurement Tools

Cursor Measurement Setup and Use

Setting up, moving, and reading cursor measurements.

Automatic Measurement Functions

Explains automatic measurements for frequency and amplitude.

Utility Functions

System Settings and Calibration

Covers language, sound, backlight, shutdown, system info, and calibration.

Device Update Process

How to update the oscilloscope firmware via a USB connection.

Shortcut Key Configuration

Custom Shortcut Setup and Recall

Configuring custom shortcuts and recalling saved settings.

Data Save Shortcut

Using shortcut keys for quick data saving.

DMM Functionality

DMM Interface and Measurement Types

Overview of DMM interface and supported measurements (voltage, current, etc.).

DC/AC Voltage Measurement

Step-by-step guide for measuring DC and AC voltage.

DMM Measurement Procedures

Current, Resistance, Capacitance, Diode

Instructions for measuring current, resistance, capacitance, and diodes.

On-Off Continuity Test

How to perform continuity tests using the DMM.

DMM Advanced Features

Data Retention Function

Using the hold button to retain the displayed measurement value.

Generator Functionality

Generator Interface and Signal Setup

Overview of Generator interface and setting signal type, frequency, and amplitude.

Generator Operation Details

Offset, Duty Cycle, and Arbitrary Waveforms

Adjusting output waveform offset, duty cycle, and generating arbitrary waveforms.

Waveform Output Control

Turning the signal output on or off using the output button.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Power and Display Problems

Diagnosing and resolving power-on failures and no waveform display.

Waveform and Triggering Issues

Troubleshooting distorted waveforms and continuous rolling without triggering.

General Care and Cleaning

Device Care and Cleaning Procedures

Advice on device care, avoiding sunlight, and cleaning procedures.

Technical Specifications

Horizontal, Vertical, Acquisition, Trigger Specs

Details on Bandwidth, Sample Rate, Volt/Div, Acquisition Modes, and Trigger Type.

Technical Specifications (cont.)

Trigger, Input, Measurement, Display, Power Specs

Covers Trigger Mode, Input Impedance, Measurement types, Display, and Power.

Environmental and Mechanical Specs

Details Operating Temperature, Humidity, Altitude, and Mechanical Shock.

Technical Specifications (cont.)

Arbitrary Waveform Generator Specs

Details on Waveform Frequency, Sampling, Amplitude, and Resolution.

DMM Resolution and Input Limits

Specifies DMM maximum resolution and input voltage/current limits.

Technical Specifications (cont.)

Voltage and Current Measurement Accuracy

Details accuracy and resolution for DC/AC voltage and current measurements.

Resistance and Capacitance Accuracy

Provides accuracy and resolution for resistance and capacitance measurements.

Appendix B: Accessories

Standard Accessories List

Lists all standard accessories included with the oscilloscope.

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