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General| Brand | Micsig |
|---|---|
| Model | SATO1000 Series |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines critical safety terms and symbols used throughout the manual for safe operation.
Details the side, rear, top, and front panels and their respective interfaces.
Covers power on/off, display interface, touch screen, and mouse operations.
Instructions for connecting probes, using Auto Set, auto-calibration, and probe compensation.
Guidance on modifying display language and input methods.
Tests for vehicle charging and starting systems, including 12V and 24V charging.
Analysis of various sensors like ABS, Accelerator Pedal, and Camshaft.
Testing actuators like Fuel Pumps, Injectors, and Valves.
Analysis of ignition systems, communication networks, and combined tests.
Details on using function buttons, menu navigation switches, and cursor controls.
Using cursors for signal analysis and measurements.
Controls for horizontal time base, position, and zoom.
Controls for vertical sensitivity, position, and channel settings.
Configuration of trigger levels, sources, modes, and hold-off time.
Accessing the homepage and activating the screen lock feature.
Methods for moving waveforms horizontally and adjusting the time base (time/div).
Explanation of YT, ROLL, XY modes and using the zoom feature for detailed analysis.
Opening, closing, and managing channels, including math and reference waveforms.
Adjusting the vertical scale (V/div) and position of waveforms.
Configuring channel coupling, bandwidth limit, inversion, and display.
Configuring probe type (voltage/current) and attenuation ratio for accurate measurements.
Understanding trigger concepts, modes (Normal/Auto), and position adjustment.
Detailed explanation of Edge, Pulse Width, and Logic triggers.
Configuration for Nth Edge, Runt, Slope, Timeout, Video, and Serial Bus triggers.
Utilizing automatic measurements for parameters like Period, Frequency, Rise Time.
Using cursors for precise measurements and phase rulers for timing analysis.
Capturing screenshots and recording screen activity in video format.
Saving captured waveforms and oscilloscope settings locally or to USB.
Performing mathematical operations on waveforms and Fast Fourier Transform analysis.
Creating custom math expressions and using reference waveforms for comparison.
Adjusting waveform display modes, brightness, and graticule settings.
Configuring waveform persistence, horizontal expansion, and color temperature.
Choosing between YT, ROLL, and XY display modes for waveform visualization.
Understanding sampling overview, Nyquist principle, and different sampling modes.
Managing acquisition (Run/Stop, Single SEQ) and setting record length/sampling rate.
Detailed setup for triggering and decoding UART, LIN, CAN, and I2C communication protocols.
Analysis of ARINC429 and 1553B protocols, including trigger and decode configurations.
Navigating the oscilloscope homepage and managing applications via the App Store.
Configuring network, display, sound, storage, and managing files.
Utilizing integrated tools like calculator, browser, gallery, and clock functions.
Instructions for safely powering off or restarting the oscilloscope.
Connecting and operating the oscilloscope via PC software using USB or Wi-Fi.
Controlling the oscilloscope remotely using a mobile device via dedicated app.
Steps for updating the oscilloscope's system software via Wi-Fi.
Guidance on installing additional decoded options and features.
Defines measurement categories and pollution degree for oscilloscope environmental operation.
Resolving issues related to power-on failures and waveform display problems.
Addressing problems with waveform stability, consistency, and display artifacts.
Resolving issues with measurements, file loading, sound, brightness, and button response.
Information on warranty, repair services, and Micsig contact details.
Guidelines for general maintenance, cleaning, and proper storage of the oscilloscope.
List of standard and optional accessories included with the oscilloscope.
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