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SIGLENT SDS1102X User Manual

SIGLENT SDS1102X
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User Manual
SDS1000 Series Digital oscilloscope
UM0101X-E01A
2015 SIGLENT TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
www.biall.com.pl

Table of Contents

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SIGLENT SDS1102X Specifications

General IconGeneral
Bandwidth100 MHz
Sample Rate1 GSa/s
Channels2
Memory Depth14 Mpts
Vertical Resolution8 bits
Display Resolution800 x 480
Power Supply100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Display7 inch TFT LCD
Waveform Capture Rate100, 000 wfms/s
InterfacesUSB, LAN
Math Functions+, -, *, /, FFT
FFT WindowRectangle, Blackman, Hanning, Hamming
Trigger TypesEdge, Pulse, Video, Slope

Summary

Safety Information

General Safety Summary

Carefully read safety precautions to avoid personal injury or damage to the instrument.

Safety Terms and Symbols

Explains safety terms and symbols used in the manual and on the product.

Measurement Category

Working Environment

Ventilation Requirement

General Care and Cleaning

Document Overview

Quick Start

General Inspection

Inspect shipping container, instrument, and accessories for damage or defects.

Appearance and Dimensions

Shows front and top views of the oscilloscope with dimensions.

To Prepare the Oscilloscope for Use

Instructions on adjusting supporting legs and connecting power supply.

Front Panel Overview

Identifies and describes the numbered controls on the front panel.

Rear Panel Overview

Identifies and describes the connectors and features on the rear panel.

Front Panel Function Overview

Details the functions of the horizontal and vertical controls on the front panel.

User Interface

Explains the main display elements and labels of the oscilloscope interface.

To Use the Security Lock

Instructions on how to use the security lock hole on the oscilloscope.

To Set the Vertical System

To Enable the Channel

Describes how to enable and use the analog input channels (CH1, CH2).

To Adjust the Vertical Scale

Explains how to adjust the vertical scale in Coarse or Fine mode.

To Adjust the Vertical Position

Details how to adjust the vertical position of the waveform.

To Specify Channel Coupling

Explains how to set the coupling mode (DC, AC, GND) to filter signals.

To Specify Bandwidth Limit

Describes how to set the bandwidth limit to reduce display noise.

To Specify Probe Attenuation Factor

How to set the probe attenuation factor for correct vertical readouts.

To Specify channel Input Impedance

Explains how to match channel input impedance for accurate measurements.

To Specify Amplitude Unit

How to select the amplitude display unit (V or A) for the current channel.

To Invert a Waveform

Instructions on how to invert the display of a channel's waveform.

Set the Horizontal System

Adjust the Horizontal Scale

How to adjust the horizontal time base and sample rate.

Adjust Trigger Delay

How to adjust the trigger delay and position of the waveform.

Set Roll Mode

Instructions on how to enter and use the roll mode for waveform display.

Use the Zoom Function

How to use the zoom function for detailed analysis of signals.

To Set the Sample System

Run Control

How to run, stop, or capture single acquisitions of the waveform.

Overview of Sampling

Introduction to sampling theory, sample rate, and bandwidth.

Sample Rate

Explains sample rate and its influence on waveform display.

Oscilloscope Bandwidth and Sample Rate

Discusses the relationship between oscilloscope bandwidth and sample rate.

Select Memory Depth

How to select the memory depth for storing waveform points.

Select Sampling Mode

Describes the real-time sampling mode of the oscilloscope.

Select Waveform Interpolation Method

How to choose between X and Sinx interpolation methods.

To Trigger the Oscilloscope

Trigger Source

How to select the trigger source (analog channels, EXT, AC Line).

Trigger Mode

Explains Auto, Normal, and Single trigger modes.

Trigger Level

How to adjust the trigger level for stable triggering.

Trigger Coupling

Explains trigger coupling modes (DC, AC, LF Reject, HF Reject).

Trigger Holdoff

How to use trigger holdoff to stabilize triggering on complex waveforms.

Noise Rejection

How to turn on/off noise rejection to reduce triggering on noise.

Trigger Type

Lists various trigger types available (Edge, Slope, Pulse, etc.).

Serial trigger and decode

IIC Trigger and Serial Decode

Setup and usage for IIC signal triggering and decoding.

SPI Triggering and Serial Decode

Setup and usage for SPI signal triggering and decoding.

UART/RS232 Triggering and Serial Decode

Setup and usage for UART/RS232 signal triggering and decoding.

To Save Reference Waveform

To Save REF Waveform to Internal Memory

Steps to save reference waveforms to internal memory.

To Display REF Waveform

How to display saved reference waveforms on the screen.

To Adjust REF Waveform Display

How to adjust the vertical scale and position of reference waveforms.

To Clear REF Waveform Display

Method to clear or overwrite reference waveform displays.

To Make Math Operation

Units for Math Waveforms

Table showing units for different math operations.

Math Operators

Explains Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, FFT operations.

To Adjust the Math Waveform Scale and Offset

How to adjust scale and offset for math waveforms.

To Make Cursors Measurements

X Cursors

How to use vertical cursors to measure time or frequency.

Y Cursors

How to use horizontal cursors to measure voltage or current.

To Make Measurements

Type of measurements

Explains voltage, time, and delay measurement parameters.

To make automatic measurement

Steps to perform automatic measurements of voltage or time parameters.

To clear measurements

How to clear displayed measurement parameters.

To make all parameters measurement

How to measure all available voltage, time, and delay parameters.

Display Setting

To Set Display Type

How to select between Vectors and Dots display types.

To Set Color Display

How to enable color temperature for waveform probability display.

To Set and Clear Persistence

How to set and clear persistence display modes.

To Clear the Display

How to clear all waveforms from the screen.

To Select Grid Type

How to select different grid types for the display.

To Adjust the Waveform Intensity

How to adjust the intensity of the displayed waveforms.

To Adjust the Grid Brightness

How to adjust the brightness of the display grid.

The Adjust the Transparence

How to adjust the transparency of message boxes and pop-up menus.

Save and Recall

Save Type

Describes supported save types: setups, waveforms, pictures, CSV.

Internal Save and Recall

Procedures for saving and recalling settings to internal memory.

External Save and Recall

Procedures for saving and recalling to USB storage devices.

Disk Management

Operations for managing files and folders on external storage.

System Function Setting

To View the System Status

How to view system status like software version, serial number.

To Do Self Calibration

Steps to perform self-calibration for accurate measurements.

IO Set

Configuration of USB and LAN interfaces for communication.

To Do self Test

How to perform screen, keyboard, and LED self-tests.

To Enable or Disable the Sound

How to enable or disable the beeper sound.

To Specify the Language

How to select the user interface language.

To do Pass/Fail Test

How to set up and perform pass/fail testing against a mask.

To Print the Screen Image

Steps to print the oscilloscope screen image via USB.

To Enable Quick-Cal

How to enable quick calibration for temperature compensation.

To Update Firmware or configuration

Instructions for updating firmware and configuration files.

To Specify the Screen Saver Time

How to set the time before the screen saver is enabled.

Option Management

How to view installed options or activate new ones with a license.

To Use the History Function

How to record and replay waveforms using the history function.

Arbitrary Waveform Generator

To Set Wave Type and Parameters

How to select waveform type and set parameters like frequency, amplitude.

To Output Arbitrary Waveform

Steps to send arbitrary waveforms to the oscilloscope.

To Set Output Load

How to set the output load impedance (High-Z or 50Ω).

To Recover Default Setup

How to restore default values for the Wave Gen.

To Do AWG Self Cal

How to perform self-calibration for the Arbitrary Waveform Generator.

Default Setup

Troubleshooting

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