Acquisition and waveform setup
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Vertical unit, Attenuation, Gain
If a predefined probe is connected and selected, the attenuation or gain values are
shown.
For unknown probes and passive probes in manual mode, you can set user-defined
values for unit, gain and attenuation.
If AC coupling is set, the attenuation of passive probes has no effect, and voltage is
applied to the instrument with factor 1:1. Observe the voltage limits, otherwise you can
damage the instrument.
Remote command:
PROBe<m>:SETup:ATTenuation:UNIT on page 1214
PROBe<m>:SETup:ATTenuation:MANual on page 1214
PROBe<m>:SETup:GAIN:MANual on page 1215
5.6.4 Setup for active voltage probes
Active voltage probes with Rohde & Schwarz probe interface have an integrated data
memory that contains identification data and individual probe correction parameters.
The R&S RTP can detect these probes and read out the data. Furthermore, these
probes have a micro button and a ProbeMeter.
Active voltage probes that are offered by Rohde & Schwarz but not equipped with a
Rohde & Schwarz probe interface are known to the R&S RTP as predefined probes,
see Chapter 5.6.6, "Setup for predefined probes", on page 182.
The following shared probe settings are available:
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"Type, Name, Bandwidth" on page 166
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"Detect AutoZero, Use AutoZero" on page 166
Special features of the Rohde & Schwarz probe interface are described in these sec-
tions:
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"Probe unit, Auto attenuation" on page 168
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"Micro button action" on page 168
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"ProbeMeter" on page 169
The specific settings of Rohde & Schwarz active probes are described in the following
chapters:
● R&S RT-ZS single-ended probes..........................................................................173
● R&S RT-ZD differential probes..............................................................................174
● R&S RT-ZPR power rail probes............................................................................ 175
● R&S RT-ZHD high-voltage differential probes...................................................... 176
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