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Brand | Rigol |
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Model | DS1074B |
Category | Test Equipment |
Language | English |
Learn basic operations with the oscilloscope, covering inspection, interface, and core functions.
Check shipping container, instrument, and accessories for damage or completeness.
Introduction to the front and rear panels and their functions for operation.
Description of the front panel controls, buttons, and LCD interface.
Overview of the rear panel ports and connectors for connectivity.
Procedure to verify the instrument is operating correctly after setup.
Adjust probe characteristics to match channel input for accurate measurements.
Explanation of controls for adjusting vertical position and sensitivity (Volts/div).
Configure coupling, bandwidth limit, probe attenuation, and digital filters for each channel.
Perform mathematical operations (add, subtract, multiply, FFT) on input signals.
Guide to setting horizontal scale, position, and sweep modes.
Details on setting trigger modes, sources, slope, and level for stable waveforms.
Explanation of Measure and Print functions for quick operations.
Controls for adjusting vertical position and sensitivity (Volts/div).
Configure coupling, bandwidth limit, probe attenuation, and digital filters for each channel.
Settings for horizontal scale, position, and sweep modes.
Magnify and analyze specific waveform portions with higher horizontal resolution.
Display phase relationships between channels by plotting one against the other.
Configure trigger modes, sources, slope, and level for stable waveforms.
Trigger based on the rising or falling edge of a signal.
Trigger based on pulse width, detecting abnormal pulse behavior.
Settings for acquisition modes (Normal, Average, Peak Detect) and sampling rates.
Options to configure waveform display type, grids, persistence, and color.
Manage saving and recalling waveforms and settings to internal or external memory.
Manage waveform and setup files stored in the oscilloscope's internal memory.
Save and recall files using external storage devices like USB flash drives.
Configure system settings like sound, language, I/O, and self-calibration.
Calibrate internal circuitry for optimal vertical and horizontal system accuracy.
Configure network (LAN), USB device function, and GPIB address settings.
Perform automatic measurements for voltage and time parameters.
Detailed explanations and menu options for automatic voltage measurements.
Detailed explanations and menu options for automatic time-based measurements.
Use cursors for manual, track, or auto measurements on waveforms.
Manually place cursors to measure voltage or time parameters on the waveform.
Explanation of Auto, Run/Stop, and Single buttons for waveform acquisition control.
Display, measure frequency, and peak-to-peak amplitude of an unknown signal.
Test circuit input/output signals and observe signal delay.
Steps to capture a single event using trigger settings.
Use acquisition types and intensity to reduce waveform noise.
Measure peak frequency and amplitude using manual cursor modes.
View phase changes by plotting input vs. output signals.
Trigger on specific fields or lines of standard video signals.
Perform Amplitude (VRMS/dBVRMS) and Frequency (Hz) measurements using FFT.
Compare input signal to a predefined mask and check for pass/fail conditions.
Solutions for no display, dark screen, or waveform display problems.
Address inaccurate measurements and unstable waveform display issues.
Troubleshooting steps for connecting to PCs or printers via USB.
Detailed technical parameters for the oscilloscope's performance and features.
Information on display, power, environmental, mechanical, and calibration aspects.
List of standard and optional accessories included with the oscilloscope.
Details on the product warranty, coverage, and service contact information.
Guidelines for maintaining and cleaning the instrument to ensure longevity.