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FUNCTION GENERATOR

USER MANUAL

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14. Sweep Time

Control and
LIN/LOG Selector

(1)

 

Rotate the outer knob clockwise to adjust sweep time
for MAX, or invert for MIN.

(2)

 

To proceed Linear sweep mode by pushing in the
knob

,

 or select LOG sweep mode by pulling out the

knob.

14a. Sweep Rate

(Width) Control

Sweep width can be controlled from 0 to 1000 times.

15. INT/EXT Counter

Selector

Select internal counter mode (count the frequency of
model) or select EXT counter mode for an independent
counter (input signal from BNC 

16

 ).

16. EXT. Counter

Input Terminal

Accepts external signals for measurement.

17. TTL/CMOS

Output Terminal

TTL/CMOS compatible signal output

18. VCF IN/Sweep

Out Terminal

(1).Use to connect the input voltage required to perform

the “voltage control frequency” operation or the EXT
modulation operation.

(2).In Sweep mode, this terminal will output sweep

signal.

19. Main Output

Terminal

Main signal output.

20. Power Switch

115V and 230V selectable.

FUNCTION GENERATOR

USER MANUAL

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5. USAGE DESCRIPTION

The function generator can provide versatile waveforms of high

efficiency and convenient operation.  Familiarize yourselves with the

function thoroughly through Operation Manual and practice with all

accurate operation procedures can lead you to easily master the

performance of the Function Generator.

It is one of the best ways to observe waveforms by connecting the

instrument to Oscilloscope. Watch the effect in different control of

waveforms through Oscilloscope carefully when proceeding the following

steps:

5-1.First-step check:

(1)

 

Ensure that the voltage of the main supply is compatible with this

instrument. The label on the rear panel states the required AC voltage.

(2)

 

Connect the instrument to the main supply using the power cord

supplied.

(3)

 

Press PWR switch 

1

 and ensure all the rotary controls are pushed in,

then rotate AMPL 

12

 knob to make the indication point up forward.

(4)

 

Rotate the FREQ 

13

 control fully anticlockwise.

Summary of Contents for GFG-8210A

Page 1: ...owing standards were applied EN 61326 1 Electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EMC requirements 1997 A1 1998 Conducted and Radiated Emissions EN 55011 Group I class A 1998 Ele...

Page 2: ...to the low voltage installation Measurement category III is for measurements performed in the building installation Measurement category IV is for measurements performed at the source of the low volta...

Page 3: ...is marked with the letter N or coloured Blue or Black The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or P or coloured Brown or Red If in doubt consult the...

Page 4: ...l output in eight decade stages 0 1Hz to 10MHz 3 Adjustable sweep time and sweep width both in linear and logarithmic modes 4 Duty cycle control with signal inversion capability 5 External Voltage con...

Page 5: ...urce AC115V 230V 15 50 60Hz Operation Environment Indoor use altitude up to 2000m Ambient Temperature 0 to 40 Relative Humidity 80 Maximum Installation category II Pollution Degree 2 Storage temperatu...

Page 6: ...FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 9 z Fig 4 1 FRONT PANEL FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 10 z Fig 4 2 REAR PANEL...

Page 7: ...0k 1M 10M Frequency Range 0 1Hz 1Hz 1Hz 10Hz 10Hz 100Hz 100Hz 1kHz 1kHz 10kHz 10kHz 100kHz 100kHz 1MHz 1M 10M 8 Function Selector Press one of the three push buttons to select the desired output wavef...

Page 8: ...Output Terminal Main signal output 20 Power Switch 115V and 230V selectable FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 14 5 USAGE DESCRIPTION The function generator can provide versatile waveforms of high efficie...

Page 9: ...output signal 3 Pull out and rotate Duty k to adjust the width of pulse waveform 4 Adjust AMPL 12 knob to control pulse amplitude 5 Pull out AMPL 12 knob to get 20dB attenuation of output 5 4 Ramp wav...

Page 10: ...equency 13 to perform auto sweep operation 5 Rotate SWEEP TIME 14 and SWEEP RATE to adjust sweep time and rate 6 Pull out press LIN LOG 14 to obtain LOG LIN sweep mode Note The sweep width can only be...

Page 11: ...ge to rear stage orderly until appear a signal with normal input but with abnormal output B Use as bias source and signal source circuit Utilize the Figure 4 of connecting type which can provide bias...

Page 12: ...oting and etc Used as signal tracing and signal replacing operation FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 22 a Connect the lines as Figure 7 b According to the operation guide in this manual set Square wave...

Page 13: ...ame as the R1 G Act as automatic test of speaker Because there provide the auto feature in this equipment the output can drive to amplifier for testing the frequency response of speaker a Set Auto Man...

Page 14: ...FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 25 z FIGURE 5 FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 26 z FIGURE 6...

Page 15: ...FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 27 z FIGURE 7 z FIGURE 8 FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 28 z FIGURE 9 z FIGURE 10...

Page 16: ...d to do so 7 1 Fuse Rating and type If the fuse blows the FUNCTION GENERATOR will not operate Try to determine and correct the cause of the blown fuse then replace the fuse with the correct rating and...

Page 17: ...g to the following steps 1 The handle must be turned downward 90 degrees first FUNCTION GENERATOR USER MANUAL 32 2 Pull apart the handle from the Function Generator Please turn the handle left and rig...

Page 18: ...of rear panel Therefore the upper cover can pull toward the backside In the meantime the upper cover is moved Note If you want to install the upper cover please reverse above steps 7 3 Cleaning To kee...

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