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Essential safety practices including power, grounding, signal connection, overvoltage, and ESD prevention.
Definitions of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION terms and common safety symbols used in the manual.
Guidelines for storing, handling, and cleaning the instrument and probes to prevent damage.
Procedures for inspecting shipping containers, instruments, and accessories upon delivery.
Visual representation of the oscilloscope's physical dimensions from front and top views.
Adjusting supporting legs and connecting to power supply for initial operation.
Identifies the touch screen, controls, and front panel ports like USB and analog connectors.
Description of rear panel connectors including trigger, LAN, USB device, and power input.
Step-by-step guide to properly compensate oscilloscope probes for accurate measurements.
Detailed explanation of the Menu Bar, Grid Area, Descriptor Boxes, and Dialog Box.
Explanation of channel index, coupling, scale, offset, bandwidth, and probe attenuation.
Information on timebase scale, trigger delay, samples, and sample rate display.
Setup of trigger source, coupling, mode, level, type, and slope for accurate triggering.
Understanding the title bar, parameter setting area, and scroll bar within dialog boxes.
Learn to set parameters using Switch, List, and Virtual Keypad interfaces.
Using touch gestures to move and re-scale waveforms and cursors.
Operation of Auto Setup, Default, Touch, and Universal Knob buttons for quick control.
Turning channels on/off from the front panel or touch screen interface.
Adjusting vertical scale, offset, and channel visibility settings.
Setting vertical scale, offset, and using compensation features.
Copying settings, applying operations, disabling channels, and hiding traces.
Detailed settings including coupling, bandwidth, probe attenuation, impedance, and deskew.
Adjusting horizontal scale, enabling zoom, and switching windows.
Setting trigger delay, resetting it, and adjusting the trigger point position.
Configuring interpolation, acquisition modes, memory depth, and XY mode.
How to activate zoom mode and navigate between main and zoom windows.
Explanation of Auto, Normal, Single modes and trigger readiness indicators.
Visual indicators for trigger level and horizontal zero position on the display.
Detailed setup for trigger type, source, slope, holdoff, coupling, and noise rejection.
Steps to create math traces and configure operations with sources.
Accessing measurement setups, viewing parameters, and resetting statistics.
Configuring cursors, opening the setup dialog, and moving cursors.
Selecting reference location, source, enabling display, and saving waveforms.
Saving/recalling setups, waveforms, and using the file manager for operations.
Performing a quick save action for screenshots or other data.
Performing self-calibration and understanding Quick Cal functionality for instrument accuracy.
Step-by-step guide to install software options using an option key.
Essential safety practices including power, grounding, signal connection, overvoltage, and ESD prevention.
Definitions of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION terms and common safety symbols used in the manual.
Guidelines for storing, handling, and cleaning the instrument and probes to prevent damage.
Procedures for inspecting shipping containers, instruments, and accessories upon delivery.
Visual representation of the oscilloscope's physical dimensions from front and top views.
Adjusting supporting legs and connecting to power supply for initial operation.
Identifies the touch screen, controls, and front panel ports like USB and analog connectors.
Description of rear panel connectors including trigger, LAN, USB device, and power input.
Step-by-step guide to properly compensate oscilloscope probes for accurate measurements.
Detailed explanation of the Menu Bar, Grid Area, Descriptor Boxes, and Dialog Box.
Explanation of channel index, coupling, scale, offset, bandwidth, and probe attenuation.
Information on timebase scale, trigger delay, samples, and sample rate display.
Setup of trigger source, coupling, mode, level, type, and slope for accurate triggering.
Understanding the title bar, parameter setting area, and scroll bar within dialog boxes.
Learn to set parameters using Switch, List, and Virtual Keypad interfaces.
Using touch gestures to move and re-scale waveforms and cursors.
Operation of Auto Setup, Default, Touch, and Universal Knob buttons for quick control.
Turning channels on/off from the front panel or touch screen interface.
Adjusting vertical scale, offset, and channel visibility settings.
Setting vertical scale, offset, and using compensation features.
Copying settings, applying operations, disabling channels, and hiding traces.
Detailed settings including coupling, bandwidth, probe attenuation, impedance, and deskew.
Adjusting horizontal scale, enabling zoom, and switching windows.
Setting trigger delay, resetting it, and adjusting the trigger point position.
Configuring interpolation, acquisition modes, memory depth, and XY mode.
How to activate zoom mode and navigate between main and zoom windows.
Explanation of Auto, Normal, Single modes and trigger readiness indicators.
Visual indicators for trigger level and horizontal zero position on the display.
Detailed setup for trigger type, source, slope, holdoff, coupling, and noise rejection.
Steps to create math traces and configure operations with sources.
Accessing measurement setups, viewing parameters, and resetting statistics.
Configuring cursors, opening the setup dialog, and moving cursors.
Selecting reference location, source, enabling display, and saving waveforms.
Saving/recalling setups, waveforms, and using the file manager for operations.
Performing a quick save action for screenshots or other data.
Performing self-calibration and understanding Quick Cal functionality for instrument accuracy.
Step-by-step guide to install software options using an option key.
General| Bandwidth | 100 MHz |
|---|---|
| Sample Rate | 1 GSa/s |
| Channels | 4 |
| Input Voltage Range | ±5 V |
| Record Length | Up to 100 Mpts |
| Vertical Sensitivity | 1 mV/div to 10 V/div |
| Display Resolution | 1024 x 600 |
| Input Coupling | DC, AC, GND |
| Display | 10.1 inch TFT LCD |
| Interface | USB, LAN, HDMI |
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ |
| Max Input Voltage | 400 Vpk (DC + AC, 1 MΩ input) |
| Trigger Types | Edge, Pulse, Video, Window |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +50 °C |
| Dimensions | 320 mm |
| Memory Depth | 100 Mpts (single channel), 50 Mpts (dual channel), 25 Mpts (four channels) |
| Vertical Resolution | 8-bit |
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