Reference
Application Examples
The following a
re some possible e*Scope usage examples:
Prototype Development. An engineering lab contains prototype boards that need
evaluation. An engineer in the building can us e e*Scope to access and remote ly
control a TDS3000C series oscilloscope to capture and download waveform data
to a PC for analysis and inclusion in development reports.
Field Service Support. A company's central engineering department needs to
support many field service technicians who maintain and repair installed systems
located throughout the world. The field technicians can connect their TDS3000C
series oscilloscopes to the systems, and the engineers can then use e*Scope to
help the field technicians diagnose difficult problems.
Remote Line Down Troubleshooting. A production line is down in Korea.
The chief engineer in the United States can use e*Scope to remotely control
a TDS3000C series oscilloscope and view the waveforms to troubleshoot the
problem, w hile having a technician at the production site probe the oscilloscope.
Remot
e Broadcast Transmitter Monitoring. A television station needs to monitor
various voltages and waveforms at a remote transmitter site. An engineer at the
transmitter can connect the TDS3000C series oscilloscope to the station's LAN and
then connect the oscilloscope to the appropriate test points. The television station
engineer can then use e*Scope to remotely monitor the voltages and waveforms.
Rem
ote Development. Several engineers on a project need to access waveform
and measurement data from a number of remote sites. Using e*Scope, the
engineers can capture screen hard copies and waveform data from these remote
sites and store the information in a central database.
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