A
VARIABLE
B
SWEEP
MODE
HORIZ
DISPLAY
MAG
A
SWEEP
MODE
®
for delayed sweep operation only.
VARI-
ABLE
controls
must
be
in
CAL
positions
for
calibrated sweep rates.
Provides continuously variable A sweep
rate to
at
least
2.5
times
setting of the
A
TIME/DIV
switch. A sweep rate
is
cali-
brated when control
is
set
fully
clockwise
to
CAL.
Selects B sweep operation mode.
TRIGGERABLE
AFTER
DELAY
TIME:
B
sweep circuit
will
not produce a sweep
until
a trigger pulse
is
received follow-
ing
the delay
time
selected
by
the
DELAY
TIME
(A
TIME/DIV)
switch and
the
DELAY-TIME
MULTIPLIER
dial.
B
STARTS
AFTER
DELAY
TIME:
B sweep
circuit
runs
immediately following delay
time
selected
by
the
DELAY
TIME
switch
and
DELAY-TIME
MULTIPLIER
dial.
Selects horizontal mode
of
operat·ion.
A:
Horizontal deflection provided
by
A
sweep. B sweep inoperative.
A
INTEN
DURING
B:
Sweep rate deter-
mined
by
A
TIME/DIV
switch.
An
inten-
sified portion appears
on
the sweep
during the B sweep
time.
This
position
provides a check of the duration and
position of the delayed sweep
(BJ
with
respect
to
the delaying sweep
(A).
DELAYED
SWEEP
(B):
Sweep rate deter-
mined
by
B
TIME/DIV
switch
with
the
delay
time
determined
by
the setting of
the
DELAY
TIME
(A
TIME/DIV)
switch
and the
DELAY-TIME
MULTIPLIER
dial.
Sweep mode determined
by
B
SWEEP
MODE
switch.
EXT
HORIZ:
Horizontal deflection pro-
vided
by
an external signal.
Increases sweep rate
to
ten
times
setting
of
A or B
TIME/DIV
switch
by
horizontally
expanding the center division of the
dis-
play.
Light
indicates when magnifier
is
on.
Determines the operating mode
for
A
sweep.
AUTO
TRIG:
Sweep initiated by the ap-
plied trigger signal
using
the A
Trig-
gering controls when the trigger signal
repetition rate
is
above about
20
hertz.
For
lower repetition rates or when there
is
no
trigger signal, the sweep free
runs
at
the sweep rate selected
by
the A
TIME/DIV
switch
to
produce a bright
reference trace.
NORM
TRIG:
Sweep initiated
by
the ap-
plied trigger signal
using
the A
Trig-
gering controls.
No
trace
is
displayed
when there
is
no
trigger signal.
RESET
A
SWEEP
LENGTH
POSITION
FINE
1
kHz
CAL
POWER
ON
Side
Panel
ASTIG
B
TIME/DIV-
VARIABLE
PROBE
LOOP
A
GATE
B
GATE
CH
1
OUT
Operating Instructions-Type
453/R453
SINGLE
SWEEP:
After a sweep
is
display-
ed, further
swe·eps
cannot be presented
until
the
RESET
button
is
pressed.
Dis-
play
is
triggered as for
NORM
opera-
tion
using
the A Triggering controls.
When the
RESET
button
is
pressed
(SIN-
GLE
SWEEP
mode), a single display
will
be presented
(with
correct triggering) when
the next trigger pulse
is
received.
RESET
light (inside
RESET
button) remains
on
until
a trigger
is
received and the sweep
is
completed.
RESET
button
must
be pressed
before another sweep can be presented.
Adjusts length of A sweep.
In
the
FULL
position (clockwise detent), the sweep
is
about
11
divisions long.
As
the control
is
rotated counterclockwise, the length of A
sweep
is
reduced
until
it
is
less
than four
divisions long
just
before the detent
in
the fully-counterclockwise position
is
reach-
ed.
In
the B
ENDS
A position (counter-
clockwise detent), the A sweep
is
reset
at
the end of the B sweep
to
provide the
fastest possible sweep repetition rate
for
delayed sweep displays.
Controls horizontal position of trace.
Provides more precise horizontal position
adjustment.
Calibrator output connector.
Light:
Indicates that
POWER
switch
1s
on
and the instrument
is
connected
to
a
line
voltage source.
Switch:
Controls power
to
the instrument.
Screwdriver adjustment used
in
conjunc-
tion
with
the
FOCUS
control
to
obtain a
well-defined display.
Does
not require
readjustment
in
normal
use.
Provides continuously variable sweep rate
to
at
least
2.5
time·s
setting of B
TIME/DIV
switch. B sweep rate
is
calibrated when
control
is
set
fully
clockwise
to
CAL.
Current loop providing five-milliampere
square-wave current
from
calibrator
cir-
cuit.
Output connector providing a rectangular
pulse coincident
with
A sweep.
Output connector providing a rectangular
pulse coincident
with
B sweep.
Output connector providing a sample of
the signal applied
to
the Channel 1
IN-
PUT
connector when the
TRIGGER
switch
is
in
the
NORM
position.
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