USB port drive names and locations. Use the following table to determine which drive to select when navigating to and/or
selecting a file on system memory or a connected USB memory device.
Drive name Drive letter Drive or physical USB port location
MSO54, MSO56, MSO58, MSO64, without Windows OS
Root drive C User-accessible memory on the oscilloscope.
Front panel E USB 3.0 (left)
F USB 2.0 (center)
G USB 2.0 (right)
Rear panel H USB 2.0 (top)
I USB 2.0 (bottom)
J USB 3.0 (top)
K USB 3.0 (bottom)
MSO58LP, without Windows OS
Root drive C User-accessible memory on the oscilloscope.
Front panel E USB 3.0 (left)
F USB 2.0 (right)
Rear panel G USB 2.0 (top)
H USB 2.0 (bottom)
I USB 3.0 (top)
J USB 3.0 (bottom)
Instruments with Windows OS and USB port labels
Root drive C User-accessible memory on the oscilloscope.
USB ports Dynamic port
letter assignment
If Windows operating system is installed, the Windows
operating system assigns the first available drive letter
(typically E:) to the first USB device attached to the
oscilloscope, regardless of which port the USB device is
plugged into. The next plugged-in USB device is assigned
the next available drive letter (such as F:) and so on for
other installed devices.
Use standard Windows procedures to mount and access
network drives.
Reference Levels panel (Power measurement configuration Menu)
Use the Reference Levels panel to set the scope of the reference level settings (global or local), the measurement reference
levels (High, Mid, and Low), the units used to take measurements, and the method used to calculate the Top and Base waveform
values. You can set the reference levels to be the same or different for rising and falling edges.
See Reference Levels panel (Measurement configuration menu) on page 166 for the Reference panel fields and controls.
Other measurement settings panels. Power Measurement Name panel (Measurement configuration menu) on page 175
Configure panel (Power measurement configuration menu) on page 176
Gating panel (Power measurement configuration menu) on page 191
Menus and dialog boxes
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