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Table of Contents3
Figures9
Safety Requirem Ents13
Summary of General Security Issues13
Security Terms and Signs14
Measurement Category14
Working Conditions15
Maintenance and Cleaning16
Environmental Considerations17
Product Features18
Document Overview20
Table 3.1 Model22
Quick Start23
General Examination23
Appearance and Dimension23
Figure 4.1 Front View23
Preparation before Use24
Connect the Power Supply24
Figure 4.2 Side View24
Boot Check25
Set the System Language25
Functional Check25
Probe Compensation25
Figure 4.3 Probe26
Figure 4.4 Probe Compensation26
Product Introduction27
Front Panel27
Figure 4.5 Adjust the Probe27
Figure 4.6 Front Panel27
Rear Panel28
Figure 4.7 Rear View28
Side Panel29
Figure 4.8 Right Panel29
Figure 4.9 Left Panel29
Figure 4.10 Upper Panel30
Main Interface31
Figure 4.11 Main Interface31
Touch Screen Gesture32
Touching32
Kneading32
Figure 4.12 Touching Gesture32
Dragging33
Setting Parameters33
Figure 4.13 Kneading Gesture33
Figure 4.14 Dragging Gesture33
Figure 4.15 Character Keyboard34
Figure 4.16 Numeric Keypad35
Set the Horizontal System36
Adjust the Horizontal Displacement36
Adjust the Horizontal Time Base (Time/Grid)36
Pan or Zoom a Single Collection or Stopped Collection37
Set the Vertical System38
Open or Close the Analog Channel38
Figure 6.1 Channel Vertical Menu38
Adjust the Vertical Sensitivity39
Adjust the Vertical Offset39
Channel Coupling40
Bandwidth Limit40
Waveform Inversion41
Probe41
Amplitude Unit41
Figure 6.2 Waveform Inversion41
Mathematical Operations43
Algebraic Operation43
Figure 7.1 Math Operation Menu43
FFT Operation44
Figure 7.2 Addition Operation44
Figure 7.3 FFT Operation45
Reference Channel47
Figure 8.1 Reference Waveform48
Trigger Oscilloscope49
Trigger Level49
Trigger Data Source49
Trigger Mode50
Trigger Hold-Off50
Trigger Type51
Edge-Triggered51
Figure 9.1 Trigger Hold-Off51
Pulse Width Trigger52
Figure 9.2 Edge Trigger Menu52
Figure 9.3 Pulse Width Trigger Menu53
Video Trigger54
Slope Trigger54
Figure 9.4 Video Trigger Menu54
Timeout Trigger55
Figure 9.5 Slope Trigger Menu55
Figure 9.6 Timeout Trigger Menu56
Measure57
Grid Scale Measurement57
Measurement Parameters57
Figure 10.1 Measurement Parameters57
Time Parameters58
Count Parameters59
Delay and Phase Parameters60
Voltage Parameters61
Cursor Measurement62
Vertical Cursor62
Figure 10.2 Vertical Cursor62
Horizontal Cursor63
Figure 10.3 Horizontal Cursor63
Acquisition65
Acquisition Mode65
Average Times65
Display Mode66
Figure 11.1 Phase Difference Schematic Diagram66
Storage Depth67
Figure 11.2 Scroll Mode67
Interpolation Methods68
Figure 11.3 Schematic Diagram of Storage Depth68
Display70
Type70
Persistence70
Grid71
Grid Brightness71
Waveform Brightness71
Save72
Calibration73
Figure 14.1 Calibration Menu73
Shortcuts74
Auto Setting74
Default Setting75
Table 15.1 Automatic Setting75
Table 15.2 Automatic Setting of Sine Waves75
Table 15.3 Default Setting76
Multimeter77
Figure 16.1 Multimeter77
Measurement78
Signal Source80
Set the Output Waveform Type and Parameters80
Figure 17.1 Signal Source80
Set Waveform Modulation81
Set Burst81
Edit Arbitrary Waveform82
Figure 17.2 Arbitrary Wave Editor82
Output Arbitrary Waveform83
File Browse85
Figure 18.1 File Browse85
Settings87
Table 19.1 Settings87
Gallery90
Figure 20.1 Gallery90
Remote Control91
Fault Handling93
Appendix94
Appendix A: Accessories94
Appendix B: Warranty Summary96

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