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210 Keysight InfiniiVision 2000 X-Series Oscilloscopes User's Guide

15 Mask Testing

The mask scaling controls how the normalized vectors are interpreted. This in turn

controls how the mask is drawn on the display. The remote programming

commands that control mask scaling are:

:MTES:SCAL:BIND 0

:MTES:SCAL:X1 -400.000E-06

:MTES:SCAL:XDEL +800.000E-06

:MTES:SCAL:Y1 +359.000E-03

:MTES:SCAL:Y2 +2.35900E+00

Building a Mask File

The following mask uses all eight mask regions. The most difficult part of creating

a mask file is normalizing the X and Y values from the time and voltage values.

This example shows an easy way to convert voltage and time to normalized X and

Y values in the mask file.

The following mask file produced the mask shown above:

MASK_FILE_548XX

"All Regions"

/* Region Number */ 1

/* Number of vertices */ 4

-12.50, MAX

-10.00, 1.750

Default Chapter2
- Safety Notices2
- Infiniivision 2000 X-Series Oscilloscopes-At a Glance4
- In this Guide6
- Table of Contents9
1 Getting Started23
- Inspect the Package Contents23
- Learn the Front Panel Controls and23
- Install the Optional LAN/VGA or GPIB Module26
- Tilt the Oscilloscope for Easy Viewing26
- Power-On the Oscilloscope27
- Connect Probes to the Oscilloscope28
  - Maximum Input Voltage at Analog Inputs28
  - Do Not Float the Oscilloscope Chassis29
- Input a Waveform29
- Recall the Default Oscilloscope Setup29
- Use Auto Scale30
- Compensate Passive Probes32
- Learn the Front Panel Controls and Connectors33
  - Front Panel Overlays for Different Languages41
- Learn the Rear Panel Connectors43
- Learn the Oscilloscope Display45
- Access the Built-In Quick Help47
2 Horizontal Controls49
- To Adjust the Horizontal (Time/DIV) Scale50
- To Adjust the Horizontal Delay (Position)51
- Panning and Zooming Single or Stopped Acquisitions52
- To Change the Horizontal Time Mode (Normal, XY, or Roll)52
  - XY Time Mode53
- To Display the Zoomed Time Base56
- To Change the Horizontal Scale Knob's Coarse/Fine Adjustment Setting57
- To Position the Time Reference (Left, Center, Right)58
- Searching for Events58
  - To Set up Searches59
- Navigating the Time Base59
3 Vertical Controls64
- To Turn Waveforms on or off (Channel or Math)64
- To Adjust the Vertical Scale65
- To Adjust the Vertical Position65
- To Specify Channel Coupling65
- To Specify Bandwidth Limiting66
- To Change the Vertical Scale Knob's Coarse/Fine Adjustment Setting66
- To Invert a Waveform67
- Setting Analog Channel Probe Options67
4 Math Waveforms71
- To Display Math Waveforms71
- To Perform a Transform Function on an Arithmetic Operation72
  - See also "To Perform a Transform Function on an Arithmetic Operation72
- To Adjust the Math Waveform Scale and Offset73
- Units for Math Waveforms73
- Math Operators74
  - Add or Subtract74
  - Multiply or Divide75
- Math Transforms76
5 Reference Waveforms85
- To Save a Waveform to a Reference Waveform Location85
- To Display a Reference Waveform86
- To Scale and Position Reference Waveforms87
- To Adjust Reference Waveform Skew87
- To Display Reference Waveform Information88
- To Save/Recall Reference Waveform Files To/From a USB Storage Device88
- To Connect the Digital Probes to the Device under Test89
6 Digital Channels90
- Probe Cable for Digital Channels90
- Acquiring Waveforms Using the Digital Channels93
- To Display Digital Channels Using Autoscale93
- Interpreting the Digital Waveform Display94
- To Change the Displayed Size of the Digital Channels95
- To Switch a Single Channel on or off96
- To Switch All Digital Channels on or off96
- To Switch Groups of Channels on or off96
- To Change the Logic Threshold for Digital Channels96
- To Reposition a Digital Channel97
- To Display Digital Channels as a Bus98
- Digital Channel Signal Fidelity: Probe Impedance and Grounding101
7 Serial Decode107
- Serial Decode Options107
- Lister108
- Searching Lister Data110
- Searching for UART/RS232 Data in the111
8 Display Settings113
- To Adjust Waveform Intensity113
- To Set or Clear Persistence115
- To Clear the Display116
- To Select the Grid Type116
- To Adjust the Grid Intensity117
- To Freeze the Display117
- 9 Labels119
10 Triggers125
- Adjusting the Trigger Level126
- Edge Trigger127
- Forcing a Trigger127
- Pattern Trigger130
  - Hex Bus Pattern Trigger132
- Pulse Width Trigger132
- Video Trigger135
- Serial Trigger144
11 Trigger Mode/Coupling147
- To Select the Auto or Normal Trigger Mode148
- To Select the Trigger Coupling149
- To Enable or Disable Trigger HF Reject151
- To Enable or Disable Trigger Noise Rejection151
- External Trigger Input152
  - Maximum Voltage at Oscilloscope External Trigger Input153
- To Set the Trigger Holdoff152
12 Acquisition Control155
- Running, Stopping, and Making Single Acquisitions (Run Control)155
- Overview of Sampling156
- Selecting the Acquisition Mode161
- Acquiring to Segmented Memory167
- To Make Cursor Measurements172
- Cursor Examples175
- To Make Automatic Measurements182
- Measurements Summary184
  - Snapshot All185
- Voltage Measurements186
- Time Measurements193
- Measurement Thresholds198
- Measurement Window with Zoom Display200
15 Mask Testing201
- To Create a Mask from a "Golden" Waveform (Automask)201
- Mask Test Setup Options203
- Mask Statistics206
- To Manually Modify a Mask File207
- Building a Mask File210
  - How Is Mask Testing Done212
16 Digital Voltmeter213
- To Select Generated Waveform Types and Settings217
- To Output the Waveform Generator Sync Pulse220
- To Specify the Expected Output Load220
17 Waveform Generator220
- To Use Waveform Generator Logic Presets221
- To Add Modulation to the Waveform Generator Output222
- To Add Noise to the Waveform Generator Output222
- To Restore Waveform Generator Defaults227
18 Save/Recall (Setups, Screens, Data)229
- Saving Setups, Screen Images, or Data229
- Recalling Setups, Masks, or Reference Waveforms237
- Recalling Default Setups238
- Performing a Secure Erase239
19 Print (Screens)241
- To Print the Oscilloscope's Display241
- To Set up Network Printer Connections242
- To Specify the Palette Option244
- To Specify the Print Options244
- I/O Interface Settings247
- Setting up the Oscilloscope's LAN Connection248
  - To Establish a LAN Connection249
  - Stand-Alone (Point-To-Point) Connection to a PC250
20 Utility Settings248
- File Explorer251
- Setting Oscilloscope Preferences253
- Setting the Oscilloscope's Clock256
- Setting the Rear Panel TRIG out Source256
- Performing Service Tasks257
- Configuring the [Quick Action] Key262
- Adding an Annotation263
21 Web Interface267
- Accessing the Web Interface268
- Browser Web Control269
- Save/Recall275
  - Saving Files Via the Web Interface275
  - Recalling Files Via the Web Interface276
- Get Image277
- Identification Function278
- Instrument Utilities278
- Setting a Password280
22 Reference283
- Measurement Category283
- Specifications and Characteristics283
- Environmental Conditions285
- Probes and Accessories285
- Loading Licenses and Displaying License Information286
- Binary Data (.Bin) Format288
- Software and Firmware Updates288
- CSV and ASCII XY Files295
  - CSV and ASCII XY File Structure296
  - Minimum and Maximum Values in CSV Files296
- Acknowledgements297
- Product Markings and Regulatory Information299
23 CAN/LIN Triggering and Serial Decode301
- Setup for CAN Signals301
- CAN Triggering303
- CAN Serial Decode305
- Setup for LIN Signals309
- LIN Triggering311
- LIN Serial Decode312
24 I2C/SPI Triggering and Serial Decode317
- Setup for I2C Signals317
- I2C Triggering318
- I2C Serial Decode322
- Setup for SPI Signals325
- SPI Triggering329
- SPI Serial Decode331
- Setup for UART/RS232 Signals335
25 UART/RS232 Triggering and Serial Decode335
- UART/RS232 Triggering337
- UART/RS232 Serial Decode339
  - Interpreting UART/RS232 Lister340
  - Uart/Rs232341

Brand	Keysight Technologies
Model	MSO-X 2022A
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English

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