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0: Normal; 1: Peak; 2: Average; 3: High resolution; 4: Envelope
0x2B
Memory depth, 32-bit integer
0x2F
Source, 32-bit integer
0
3: Corresponding to Channel1
Channel4
0x33
Horizontal scale, 64-bit double precision number
0x3B
Horizontal delay, 64-bit double precision number
0x43
Waveform data length, 32-bit integer
0x47
Waveform sampling data point time interval
, 64-bit double precision number
0x4F
Probe type, 32-bit integer
0: Voltage probe; 1: Current probe
0x53
Attenuation, 32-bit integer
When the probe type is voltage probe, it represents the attenuation
When the probe type is current probe, it represents the voltage-current conversion ratio
of the probe
0x57
Source channel vertical scale
, 64-bit double precision number
0x5F
Source channel vertical offset
, 64-bit double precision number
0x67
Corresponding
acquire time of the first data
, 64-bit double precision number
0x6F
Null data 0, 8-bit char
Waveform Data
0x70
Data waveform starting address
Normal/Average acquire mode: each sampling points contains one 8-bit char.
High resolution acquire mode: each sampling points contains one 16-bit short integer.
Peak/Envelope acquire mode: each sampling point contains one 16-bit short integer, the
low 8-bit char is the min, and that of the high 8-bit char is the max.
Note
:
The time of each sampling data
:
Acquire time of the first data + sequence number of the data * waveform sampling data poing time interval
The amplitude of signal
:
Normal: sampling data * (vertical scale*8/0xFF) + (-4*vertical scale + vertical offset)
High resolution: sampling data *(vertical scale*8/0x7FF) + (-4*vertical scale + vertical offset)
Gating
: It is used to set the memory depth of the Save Waveform, and the corresponding acquired data of the
screen or whole memory depth data can be selected.
Save
: It is used to complete waveform save according to above settings.
9.1.2 Save Setup
This oscilloscope can save up to 8 groups of setup data.
Click [Save Setup] menu key, and open the Save Setup menu:
Summary of Contents for 4456 Series
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