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General| Brand | Tektronix |
|---|---|
| Model | TriMode P7700 Series |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Summarizes safety precautions for product use, avoiding injury and damage.
Defines terms used in the manual for clarity and understanding.
Explains terms and symbols that may appear on the product itself.
Explains the meaning of symbols found on the product and their implications.
Details the environmental standards and regulations the product complies with.
Provides guidelines for recycling and disposing of the product responsibly.
Lists the available models within the P7700 Series TriMode Probe family.
Highlights the main capabilities and functionalities of the TriMode Probes.
Refers to other documents and resources for comprehensive probe information.
Details environmental and operational parameters for using the probe.
Provides a step-by-step guide for connecting the probe to the host instrument.
Explains the physical connection process between the probe and the oscilloscope.
Describes the procedure for safely disconnecting the probe from the instrument.
Explains the power-on sequence, self-test, and data transfer process.
Guides on connecting probe tips and other accessories to the TekFlex connector.
Details the function of input mode buttons and their associated LEDs for TriMode operation.
Explains the amber status LED, its conditions, and normal operation indicators.
Describes how to use the TriMode feature to view different signal types.
Outlines the procedure to verify the probe's functionality across its TriMode settings.
Describes the test setup using the deskew fixture for functional checks.
Details the test setup when using the P77C292MM adapter for functional checks.
Specifies the steps and expected results for performing the functional check.
Explains how to cycle through input modes and compare waveforms.
Guides on checking the oscilloscope's signal path compensation status before probe calibration.
Provides instructions for performing the DC probe compensation procedure.
Illustrates the probe's input circuitry and offset voltage controls.
Explains how offset voltage adjusts the probe's dynamic input range.
Describes how to use offset voltages to optimize signal display and resolution.
Details how to use the Probe Setup screen for adjusting input settings and offsets.
Explains how to select and use the different TriMode input modes.
Guides on setting A and B offset voltages, both common and specific values.
Describes the automatic offset adjustment features and modes.
Explains the tracking function for common mode voltage measurement and offset adjustment.
Details how to adjust termination voltage for the P77C292MM adapter.
Information on how the oscilloscope identifies probe tips and downloads S-parameters.
Accessing probe controls via the oscilloscope's Vertical menu.
Tips and characteristics to enhance measurement accuracy with the probe.
Overview of the probe's internal design and components.
Guidance on connecting solder-in tips, including wire length considerations.
How offset voltage can extend the effective input range for solder-in tips.
Instructions for performing single-ended measurements using TriMode tips.
Lists the necessary tools and materials for soldering probe tips.
Step-by-step instructions for soldering probe tips to the circuit.
Guidelines for packaging the probe for safe return and repair.
Lists the accessories that are shipped with the P7700 Series probes.
Lists additional accessories available for purchase or use with the probes.
Details firmware version requirements for oscilloscopes supporting the probes.
Instructions for replacing broken tips on browser accessories.
Describes LED indicators, signal display issues, and measurement errors.
Precautions for handling the probe to prevent damage from static or physical strain.
Provides instructions and precautions for cleaning the probe safely.
Guidelines for packaging the probe for safe return and repair.
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