TBS2104B

Tektronix TBS2104B User Manual

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9. Push Recall side-menu button. The oscilloscope loads the waveform data

into the selected reference memory.

NOTE. If the Recall side-menu button shows No file, then you have not

selected an .ISF file.

Recalling data

TBS2000B Series Oscilloscopes User Manual 137

Table of Contents

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
- Tektronix Software License Agreement11
- Important Safety Information17
  - General Safety Summary17
  - Symbols and Terms on the Product21
Installation23
- Before Installation23
Upgrade License27
- To Install Option Upgrade Licenses27
Preface31
- Key Features31
- Bandwidth Options for TBS2000B32
- Conventions Used in this Manual32
Operating Requirements33
- Environment Requirements33
- Power Requirements33
Getting Acquainted with the Oscilloscope35
- Powering the Oscilloscope35
- Changing the User Interface Language37
- Changing the Date and Time41
- Connecting Probes to the Oscilloscope44
- Supported Probe Types45
- Reducing Electrostatic Damage While Taking Measuremens46
- Doing a Functional Check46
- What Is Autosetquery49
- Compensating a Passive Voltage Probe50
- Probes and Ground Leads Tip53
- Signal Path Compensation SPC54
- Getting On-Screen Help for Settings - Help Everywhere55
- The Scope Intro Function58
Oscilloscope Concepts59
- Sampling and Acquisition Concepts59
- Acquisition Mode Concepts61
- Trigger Concepts62
- Trigger Slope and Level Concepts64
- Available Trigger Types66
- Trigger Coupling67
- Trigger Modes67
- Auto Untriggered Roll Trigger Mode67
- Normal Trigger Mode68
- Holdoff Trigger Mode68
- Trigger Delay Acquisition Mode68
Setting Channel Input Parameters69
- Setting Input Signal Coupling69
- Inverting the Input Signal70
- Setting the Oscilloscope Bandwidth71
- Setting the Probe Type Voltage or Current72
- Setting the Probe Attenuation Factor73
- Quickly Setting the Probe Attenuation to 1X or 10X74
- Setting the Measure Current Mode for Voltage Probes75
- Setting the Input Signal Vertical Offset76
- Setting the Waveform Vertical Position77
- The Difference between Vertical Position and Vertical Offset78
- Setting Channel Deskew79
- Deskew Tips80
Trigger Setup81
- Triggering on a Waveform Edge82
- Triggering on a Specified Pulse Width84
- Triggering on a Runt Pulse85
- Setting the Trigger Mode87
Acquisition Setup89
- Using Autoset89
- Autoset Tips91
Waveform Display Settings103
- Displaying and Removing a Waveform103
- Setting the Waveform Persistence104
- Waveform Persistence Tip105
- The XY Display Mode106
- XY Display Mode Tips108
- Setting the Backlight Intensity109
Analyzing a Waveform111
- Taking Automatic Measurements111
- Automatic Measurements Tip112
- Taking a Measurement Snapshot113
- Snapshot Measurement Tip114
- Automatic Measurement Descriptions114
- Frequency Measurement Descriptions114
- Time Measurement Descriptions116
- Amplitude Measurement Descriptions118
- Area Measurement Descriptions120
- Taking a Measurement on Just a Part of the Waveform Gating121
- How to Enable / Disable Measurement in the Oscilloscope122
- How to Change the Measurement Password123
- Using Cursors to Take Manual Measurements125
- Cursor Types128
- How to Enable / Disable Cursor in the Oscilloscope129
- How to Change the Cursor Password130
- Creating Math Waveforms132
- Math Waveform Tips133
- Using FFT to See Signal Frequency Information134
- FFT Tips138
- About FFT Windows138
- FFT and Display Waveform Aliasing141
- Displaying Reference Waveforms142
- Reference Waveform Tips142
- How to View Long Record Length Waveforms Zoom143
- How to Search and Mark a Waveform144
- How to Pan a Waveform147
Feature Enable149
- Disable Autoset in the Oscilloscope149
- Disable Cursor in the Oscilloscope149
- Disable Measurement in the Oscilloscope149
Saving Data151
- Saving Screen Images to a File151
- About Saved Image File Formats152
- Saving Waveform Data152
- About Waveform Data Files153
- Saving Oscilloscope Setup Information154
- Saving Files to USB with the Save File Button155
Recalling Data157
- Recalling Oscilloscope Setup Information157
- Recalling Waveform Data158
Using the USB File Utility Functions161
- Overview of the File Utility Pane161
- Changing the Default File Save Location on the USB Drive163
- Default Save Folder Location Rules163
- Creating a New Folder on the USB Drive164
- Folder Creation Tip165
- Deleting Files or Folders from the USB Drive165
- Renaming Files or Folders on the USB Drive166
- File Folder Renaming Tip167
- Formatting the USB Drive167
- About Automatically Generated File Names168
  - Image Setting and Waveform File Tips168
Erasing Data from Oscilloscope Memory (Teksecure)169
Setting or Viewing USB Device Port Parameters171
- Selecting Which Device Is Attached to the USB Device Port171
- Disabling the USB Device Port172
- Viewing the USBTMC Information172
Setting up the LAN Network175
- Viewing the IP Address - Ethernet175
- Setting the IP Address DHCP Network- Ethernet176
- Setting the IP Address Nondhcp Network- Ethernet177
- Turning Ethernet DHCP on or off178
Setting up the Wi-Fi Network179
- Turning Wi-Fi on or off179
- Viewing Wi-Fi Settings180
- Viewing and Selecting Available Wi-Fi Networks180
- Setting the IP Address (Nondhcp) Network in Wi-Fi181
- Setting the IP Address DHCP Network in Wi-Fi182
- Turning DHCP on or off Wi-Fi183
Connecting Your Oscilloscope to a Computer185
- Using a Socket Server185
Appendices187
- Remotely Controlling the Oscilloscope from a Web Browser E*Scope187
- Installing New Firmware on the Oscilloscope188
- Running Diagnostic Tests189
- Courseware On-Instrument Education and Training190
- The Oscilloscope Controls194
- The Graphical User Interface Elements206
  - Labeling Channels214
- Warranted Specifications216
- The Default Oscilloscope Settings Default Setup216
  - Oscilloscope Settings that Are Not Reset by Default Setup217
- Physically Securing the Oscilloscope218
- Environmental Considerations218
  - Product End-Of-Life Handling218
  - Equipment Recycling218

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Tektronix TBS2104B Specifications

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Brand	Tektronix
Model	TBS2104B
Category	Test Equipment
Language	English

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