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[2] AUTOSET

Briefly pressing this pushbutton results in an automatic
instrument setting selecting Yt mode as the default. The
instrument is set to the last used Yt mode setting

 (CH I, CH II

or

 DUAL).

The instrument is set automatically to normal (undelayed)
time base mode, even if the previous Yt mode was present
in combination with search (“sea”), delay (“del”) or triggered
delay (“dTr”) time base mode.

 

Please also note ”AUTO-

SET” in section “First Time Operation”.

Automatic CURSOR positioning:

If 

CURSOR 

lines are displayed and AUTOSET is chosen the

CURSOR lines are set automatically under suitable conditions
and the readout briefly displays “SETTING CURSOR”.

If the signal height is insufficient, the

 CURSOR 

lines do not

change. In

 DUAL 

mode the

 CURSOR 

lines are related to the

signal which is used for internal triggering.

Voltage CURSOR

If voltage measurement is present, the CURSOR lines are
automatically set to the positive and negative peak value of
the signal. The accuracy of this function decreases with
higher frequencies and is also influenced by the signal‘s
pulse duty factor.

Time/Frequency CURSOR

If complex waveforms such as video signals are applied, the
cursor lines may not align exactly with one period and give a
false reading.

[3] INTENS/FOCUS

 – Knob with associated LEDs and TRACE

ROT.-pushbutton.
If the readout (RO) is not switched off, briefly pressing the
READOUT pushbutton switches over the INTENS/FOCUS
knob function indicated by a LED in the sequence A, FOC,
RO, A. In condition READOUT deactivated, the switching
sequence is A, FOC, A.

“A”:

The INTENS/FOCUS control knob adjusts the signal(s)
intensity. Turning this knob clockwise increases the intensity.
Only the minimum required trace intensity should be used,
depending on signal parameters, oscilloscope settings and
light conditions.

“FOC”:

The INTENS/FOCUS control knob adjusts both the trace and
the readout sharpness. Note: The electron beam diameter
gets larger with a higher trace intensity and the trace sharpness
decreases. This can be corrected to a certain extent. Assuming
that the trace sharpness was set to optimum in the screen
centre, it is unavoidable that the trace sharpness decreases
with an increasing distance from the centre.
Since the settings of the signal(s) intensity (A) and the
READOUT (RO) are usually different, the FOCUS should be
set for optimum signal(s) sharpness. The sharpness of the
READOUT then can be improved by reducing the READOUT
intensity.

“RO”:

The INTENS/FOCUS control knob adjusts the READOUT
intensity. Turning this knob clockwise increases and counter
clockwise decreases the intensity. Only the minimum required
intensity should be used.

“SET”

 MAIN MENU-pushbutton 

[31]

 calls the selected menu

item, starts a function or switches a function on/off.

Pulldown menus:

After pressing a pushbutton which calls a Pulldown menu, the
instrument parameter settings are still displayed. The readout
only changes in respect to the called parameter (e.g. input
coupling) and now shows all selectable parameter options (in
case of input coupling: AC, DC and GND). The previously displayed
parameter doesn‘t change but is displayed highlighted. Each time
the pushbutton is briefly pressed the next parameter becomes
active and highlighted, as long as the Pulldown menu is displayed.
Without further pressing the pushbutton, the Pulldown menu
extinguishes after a few seconds and the selected parameter is
displayed in the normal way.

C: READOUT Information

The readout alphanumerically displays the scope parameter
settings, measurement results and CURSOR lines. Which
information is displayed depends on the actual instrument settings.
The following list contains the most important display information.

Top of the graticule from left to right:
1st

time deflection coefficient

2nd trigger source,  slope and  coupling
3rd

operating condition of delay time base

4th

measuring results

Bottom of the graticule from left to right:
1st

probe symbol (x10), Y deflection coefficient and input
coupling channel I

2nd “+” symbol (addition)
3rd

probe symbol (x10), Y deflection coefficient and input
coupling channel II

4th

channel mode

The trigger point symbol is displayed at the left graticule border
line. The CURSOR lines can take any position within the graticule.

Description of Controls

The large front panel is, as usual with Hameg oscilloscopes,
marked with several fields.

The following controls and LED indicators are located on the top,
to the right of the screen, above the horizontal line.

[1] POWER  – 

Pushbutton and symbols for 

ON (I)

 and 

OFF (O)

.

After the oscilloscope is switched on, all LEDs are lit and an
automated instrument test is performed. During this time the

HAMEG

 logo and the software version are displayed on the

screen. After the internal test is completed successfully, the
overlay is switched off and the normal operation mode is
present. Then the last used settings become activated and
LED 

[3]

 indicates the ON condition.

Controls and Readout

POWER

AUTOSET

INTENS / FOCUS

SAVE

RECALL

50 MHz

ANALOG OSCILLOSCOPE

HM504-2

Instruments

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TRACE

ROT.

2

1

3

4

5

A

FOC

RO

RM

Summary of Contents for HM504-2

Page 1: ...furbished and purchasing new Financing options such as Financial Rental and Leasing are also available on application TMG will assist if you are unsure whether this model will suit your requirements C...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...O s c i l l o s c o p e H M 5 0 4 2 Manual English...

Page 4: ...25 Phase comparison with Lissajous figures 26 Phase difference measurement in DUAL mode Yt 26 Phase difference measurement in DUAL mode 26 Measurement of an amplitude modulation 26 Triggering and tim...

Page 5: ...trol cables and or radiation The device under test as well as the oscilloscope may be effected by such fields Although the in terior of the oscilloscope is screened by the cabinet direct radiation can...

Page 6: ...signal level Time Base delay provide high X Magnification of any portion of the signal 100 MHz 4 Digit Frequency Counter Cursor and Automatic Measurement Save Recall Memories for Instrument Settings R...

Page 7: ...ontrols Autoset automatic signal related parameter settings Save and Recall 9 instrument parameter settings Readout display of menu parameters cursors and results Autom Measurement Freq Period Vdc Vpp...

Page 8: ...the handle can be set into diffe rent positions A and B carrying C horizontal operating D and E operating at different angles F handle removal T shipping handle unlocked STOP Attention When changing t...

Page 9: ...nrequires the horizontal or inclined position STOP Do not obstruct the ventilation holes Specifications are valid after a 20 minute warm up period between 15 and 30 degr C Specifications without toler...

Page 10: ...pprox 10 and the real voltage value is 11 higher The gain reduction error can not be defined exactly as the 3 dB bandwidth of the Y amplifiers differs between 50 MHz and 55 MHz When examining square o...

Page 11: ...pe However if for example only the residual ripple of a high voltage is to be displayed on the oscilloscope a normal x10 probe is sufficient In this case an appropriate high voltage capacitor approx 2...

Page 12: ...nt lowerinputsensitivity must be chosen until the vertical signal height is only 3 8 div With a signal amplitude greater than 160 Vpp and the deflection coefficient VOLTS DIV in calibrated condition a...

Page 13: ...eristic resistance of the cable as a rule 50 Ohm Especially when transmitting square and pulse signals a resistor equal to the characteristic impedance of the cable must also be connected across the c...

Page 14: ...d by reducing the READOUT intensity RO The INTENS FOCUS control knob adjusts the READOUT intensity Turning this knob clockwise increases and counter clockwisedecreasestheintensity Onlytheminimumrequir...

Page 15: ...Rot with Int trace rotation by use of INTENS FOCUS knob and allows you to compensate the influence of the Earth s magneticfieldonthetracedeflection Toavoidmisadjustment due to unavoidable deflection...

Page 16: ...selected This allows for a different slope setting for the triggered DELAY DTR time base mode 10 TR Trigger indicator LED The TR LED is lit in Yt mode if the triggering conditions are met for the firs...

Page 17: ...the readout e g Y1 deflection coefficient input coupling The symbolizes calibrated measuring conditions and is replaced by the symbol in uncalibrated conditions VAR The vernier variable function is de...

Page 18: ...e internal trigger signal originating from channel I or channel II or the external trigger signal can be chosen DUAL and Addition mode Briefly pressing opens the trigger source Pulldown menu with the...

Page 19: ...s the way the trigger signal is connected to the trigger unit AC DC content suppressed DC peak value detection inactive HF high pass filter cuts off frequencies below approx 50 kHz trigger point symbo...

Page 20: ...e trace start position which is present after switching over from sea to del This enables lower time deflection coefficient settings for signal expansion del In DELAY mode a trigger event does not sta...

Page 21: ...PUT CH II BNC socket This BNC socket is the signal input for channel II The outer ground connection is galvanically connected to the instrument ground and consequently to the safety earth contact of t...

Page 22: ...ifferent frequency responses of the trigger amplifier and Y amplifier cause a reduction of the measurement accuracy If relatively low frequency signals 20 Hz are present the measurement value continuo...

Page 23: ...io X measurement causes the display of two long and one short CURSOR lines and is enabled inYt time base mode only The unit to be displayed must be selected by briefly pressing the UNIT 35 pushbutton...

Page 24: ...es are displayed Briefly pressing SOURCE selects the channel and it s deflection coefficient for the measurement The CURSOR lines must be set to the signal according to the selected channel b DUAL mod...

Page 25: ...ubmenus Main Menue 50 Ohm For high impedance loads Oscilloscope approx 1 M Ohm Digital Voltmeter approx 10 MOhm the output voltage is either 0 2 Volt DC or 0 2 Vpp AC square wave Under First Time Oper...

Page 26: ...n generator provides a square wave signal with selectable frequencies and a very fast rise time 4 ns from the output socket below the CRT screen As the square wave signals are used for probe compensat...

Page 27: ...the calibrator output via a suitable probe The voltage provided by the probe to a high impedance input 1 MOhm II 15 30 pF will correspond to the division ratio of the probe used 10 1 20 mVpp output S...

Page 28: ...the phosphor at too high a brightness setting INTENS setting which causes either a lasting loss of brightness or in the extreme case complete destruction of the phosphor at this point Phase difference...

Page 29: ...a sine signal Except when external trigger is used the trigger threshold can be stated as vertical display height in div at which the time base generator starts the display is stable and the trigger...

Page 30: ...formation regarding this item can be noted in the Data Sheet The coupling setting TRIG MODE 20 and indication are described under Controls and Readout As the automatic triggering does not work below 2...

Page 31: ...er threshold less than 0 5 div It is therefore particularly suitable for measuring small ripple voltages of mains line rectifiers or stray magnetic field in a circuit In this trigger mode the slope di...

Page 32: ...gnals where the pulses alternately show a small difference of the peak amplitudes Only a very exact trigger level adjustment makes a single display possible The use of the holdoff control simplifies t...

Page 33: ...osen in del and dTr mode is stored and automatically set after activating one of those modes If the stored time coefficient in del dTr mode was higher than the actual value in sea search mode the time...

Page 34: ...me base mode I X x10 magnifier switched off I Optimum X and Y position settings I Trace and readout visible If DC trigger coupling had been selected AC trigger coupling will not be chosen and the auto...

Page 35: ...w typical patterns displayed by the various components under test I Open circuit is indicated by a straight horizontal line I Short circuit is shown by a straight vertical line Testing Resistors If th...

Page 36: ...or ground for the same terminal is then absolutely necessary A connection inversion effects a rotation of the test pattern by 180 degrees about the centre point of the scope graticule Pay attention t...

Page 37: ...ation The oscilloscope is supplied with a serial interface for control purposes The interface connector 9 pole D SUB female is located on the rear of the instrument Via this bidirectional port the ins...

Page 38: ...RECALL INPUT CHI X AC DC GND max 400Vp 1M II 18pF INPUT CHI X max 400Vp 1M II 18pF TRIG EXT max 100Vp INP Z x1 x10 AC DC GND x1 x10 50 MHz ANALOG OSCILLOSCOPE HM504 2 Instruments CAT I TRACE ROT CT GL...

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