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Appendix
B
-
2221
Operators
A
:
The
data
channel
for
source
and
target
for
waveform
transfers
is
designated
using
the
REFERENCE
WAVEFORM
commands
(
see
DATA
CHAnnel
)
Either
channel
of
the
acquisition
or
Save
Ref
memory
may
be
retrieved
from
the
oscilloscope
.
Waveform
data
may
be
sent
to
either
channel
of
a
targetted
Save
Ref
memory
(
see
DATA
TARget
)
.
A
:
Flow
control
must
be
used
when
sending
waveform
data
to
the
oscilloscope
at
the
higher
baud
rates
.
That
is
because
the
input
data
buffer
is
only
160
characters
long
and
it
fills
up
before
the
processor
is
ready
to
handle
the
input
.
Because
of
the
nature
of
binary
data
,
flow
control
can
not
be
used
to
reliably
send
or
receive
binary
-
encoded
curve
data
.
Use
either
HEX
or
ASCII
encoding
instead
.
HEX
-
coded
waveform
data
requires
fewer
characters
to
be
transferred
than
ASCII
-
coded
waveform
data
,
and
therefore
is
faster
than
ASCII
format
.
Also
,
parity
must
be
disabled
with
the
PARAMETERS
switch
setting
for
binary
data
transfers
.
That
setting
has
to
be
made
before
the
instrument
is
turned
on
;
at
power
-
on
is
the
only
time
the
switch
is
read
.
Q
:
What
is
the
purpose
of
the
external
clock
?
A
:
The
external
clock
can
be
used
to
acquire
signals
that
change
too
slowly
for
the
normal
calibrated
SEC
/
DIV
settings
(
for
example
,
one
sample
every
hour
)
.
Another
use
is
to
synchronize
the
2230
so
that
samples
are
done
on
selected
events
.
U
Q
:
What
is
the
size
of
the
oscilloscope's
data
output
buffer
?
!
Q
:
Can
you
re
-
arm
Single
Sweep
via
the
communication
option
?
A
:
The
output
buffer
is
about
1,000
characters
.
Q
:
Why
do
I
sometimes
get
bad
curve
data
when
I
operate
the
DSO
in
the
Repetitive
Store
Mode
?
A
:
The
Single
Sweep
function
may
be
armed
using
the
SGLSWP
ARM
command
.
Single
Sweep
may
also
be
queried
to
determine
the
state
of
the
Single
Sweep
function
(
ARM
or
DONE
)
.
U
d
Q
:
What
is
the
maximum
sensitivity
in
digital
storage
?
A
:
It
is
2
mV
/
division
,
the
same
as
in
nonstore
mode
.
A
:
This
problem
is
caused
by
not
allowing
enough
sweeps
to
occur
to
fill
the
entire
waveform
record
.
Repetitive
Store
Mode
(
random
equivalent
-
time
sampling
)
depends
on
the
probability
of
filling
the
waveform
record
in
a
specified
number
of
sweeps
.
The
more
sweeps
that
are
used
to
sample
an
input
signal
,
the
more
probable
it
is
that
the
waveform
record
will
be
filled
when
the
waveform
is
asked
to
be
transferred
.
If
you
receive
bad
curve
data
,
allow
more
sweeps
to
occur
before
requesting
the
waveform
from
the
oscilloscope
.
Q
:
Can
I
compress
,
expand
,
or
reposition
the
stored
waveforms
?
Cu
you
must
A
:
The
2230
has
commands
for
reformatting
a
target
reference
waveform
;
the
2220
and
2221
do
not
.
Q
:
What
is
the
maximum
expansion
/
compression
factor
for
stored
waveforms
with
the
2230
?
One
way
to
do
this
is
to
set
the
number
of
sweeps
(
via
either
the
oscilloscope's
menu
controls
or
a
command
message
)
to
a
value
several
times
larger
than
the
number
of
sweeps
needed
for
a
50
%
probability
of
filling
the
record
(
see
Controls
,
Connectors
,
and
Indicators-
Section
3
of
the
Operators
manual
)
.
Also
,
you
can
set
RQS
and
OPC
on
.
Then
,
when
the
specified
number
of
sweeps
have
been
acquired
,
the
oscilloscope
will
issue
a
single
SRQ
(
service
request
)
.
When
the
controller
software
determines
that
an
the
end
-
of
-
acquisition
OPC
state
caused
the
service
request
,
it
can
request
the
curve
data
,
A
:
Vertically
,
the
reformat
target
waveforms
may
be
expanded
or
compressed
by
a
factor
of
ten
from
their
acquired
VOLTS
/
DIV
setting
.
Horizontally
,
the
X10
Magnification
feature
may
be
turned
on
for
the
reformat
target
waveforms
.
1
Q
:
Can
I
return
a
reformatted
waveform
back
to
its
original
settings
?
Q
:
When
operating
in
ALT
or
CHOP
Vertical
Mode
,
how
do
I
designate
from
which
channel
of
the
acquisition
or
reference
memory
the
waveform
data
is
retrieved
?
How
do
I
designate
in
which
channel
of
a
reference
memory
the
waveform
data
is
stored
when
sending
waveforms
to
the
oscilloscope
?
A
:
Yes
.
Query
the
BASegain
to
determine
the
acquired
volts
/
div
setting
and
set
the
VGAin
to
that
setting
.
To
return
to
the
original
vertical
position
,
set
VPOsition
to
;
turn
HMag
off
to
regain
the
acquired
sec
/
div
setting
.
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