Tektronix TBS2104B

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NOTE. The current instrument settings are stored in nonvolatile memory when

you power off the oscilloscope. The oscilloscope restores the settings when you

power on.

Getting acquainted with the oscilloscope

14 TBS2000B Series Oscilloscopes User Manual

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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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