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General| Brand | Tektronix |
|---|---|
| Model | 2246 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety warnings, cautions, and guidelines for operating the oscilloscope.
Overview of the Tektronix 2246 oscilloscope's features and capabilities.
List of items shipped with the instrument as standard accessories.
Specifies environmental and warm-up conditions for electrical characteristics.
Guidance on how often to check the instrument's performance for accuracy.
Detailed technical specifications covering deflection factors, response, isolation, and input characteristics.
Physical dimensions, weight, and construction details of the oscilloscope.
Environmental conditions such as temperature, altitude, and humidity for operation and storage.
Crucial safety advice and steps for initial setup, including fuse and power cord checks.
Procedures for initial instrument power-up and guidelines for repacking for shipment.
Description of front-panel controls for the CRT display, power switch, intensity, and focus.
Explanation of controls for vertical positioning, scaling, coupling, and channel selection.
Details on controls for horizontal position, sweep speed (SEC/DIV), X10 MAG, and trigger modes.
Explanation of buttons and controls for A/B SELECT, trigger source, slope, mode, level, and holdoff.
Description of rear panel connectors and front-panel menu operation controls.
Information on graticule markings for measurements and CRT readout display functions.
Proper grounding techniques, probe usage, and coaxial cable considerations for accurate measurements.
Methods for using external signals to trigger the oscilloscope's sweep operations.
Guidelines for performing basic checks and the initial setup sequence for the instrument.
Procedures for adjusting trace rotation and compensating probes for optimal measurement accuracy.
Steps to verify the accuracy of the vertical deflection system and horizontal timing measurements.
How to navigate and utilize the various measurement menus for selecting functions and parameters.
Practical guides and examples for performing common measurements like voltage, time, and frequency.
Detailed procedures for performing DC, peak, and gated voltage measurements using CH1/CH2.
Using cursors to identify measurement points and obtain readings for voltage, time, and phase.
Techniques for measuring time differences and delays using the ATIME function in various horizontal modes.
How to use track cursors to visually locate and set trigger levels for stable triggering.
Step-by-step guide to accurately set the trigger level using the track cursor feature.
Explains the ADD mode for signal summation and common-mode rejection for detailed analysis.
Overview of the section and a list of standard accessories included with the instrument.
List of recommended optional items available for purchase to enhance the oscilloscope's capabilities.
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