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General| Brand | Metrix |
|---|---|
| Model | OX 530 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the oscilloscope, covering precautions before and during use, symbols, and instructions.
Details the warranty period and conditions for repair or replacement of the oscilloscope, including exclusions.
Explains procedures for instrument maintenance and calibration verification, recommending distributor return.
Provides instructions for cleaning the instrument using a wet cloth and soap, avoiding abrasive products.
Describes the AUTOSET function for automatic oscilloscope setup and its indicator lights.
Details controls for vertical framing, sensitivity (VOLT/DIV), variable adjustment (VAR), and input coupling (AC/DC/GND).
Explains various display modes including CH1, CH2, ALT, CHOP, ADD, and XY for signal visualization.
Covers sweep speed settings, XY mode, and horizontal expansion (x10) for time axis control.
Explains trigger source selection, AUTO mode, trigger level, slope, and coupling options for stable signal display.
Covers additional functions like PROBE ADJUST for probe compensation and TRACE ROTATION for horizontal alignment.
Guides on adjusting measurement probes using the PROBE ADJUST signal and calibration.
Details how to display and examine video signals, including TV lines and frames.
Specifies bandwidth, rise time, vertical sensitivity ranges, input voltage limits, and crosstalk for vertical channels.
Details sweep speed ranges, precision, XY mode coupling, and phase shift specifications.
Outlines trigger sources, sensitivity, bandwidth, coupling filters, slope, and level adjustment.
Describes the shape, amplitude, and frequency of the instrument's calibration signal.
Specifies parameters for the AUTOSET mode, including signal search time and frequency/amplitude ranges.
Provides general specifications including CRT type, graticule details, screen properties, and acceleration voltage.
