On HP 54645D, the
Readout
softkey gives a reading of the time or
voltage cursor measurement.
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For the time cursor readout, you can select Time, Hex, Binary, or
Degrees. Binary displays all digital channels by channel number. Hex
shows only the displayed channels, with the top channel displayed as
the most significant bit. When
Active Cursor
is
t1/t2
, the
Readout Time
softkey sets the display to show the cursor positions in seconds, and the
Readout Degrees
softkey shows the cursor positions in relative number
of degrees.
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For the voltage cursor readout, you can select Volts or %. When
Active
Cursor
is
V1/V2
, the
Readout Volts %
softkey sets the display to show the
cursor positions in volts when
Volts
is highlighted, and as a percentage
when
%
is highlighted.
You can expand the display with delayed sweep, then characterize the event
of interest with the cursors.
Pressing the
Active Cursor
softkey until both time cursors or both voltage
cursors are highlighted allows you to move them together when rotating the
Entry knob. You can move the cursors together to check for pulse width
variations in a pulse train.
Front-Panel Overview
To make cursor measurements
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Summary of Contents for 54645A
Page 5: ...iv ...
Page 12: ...1 Getting Started ...
Page 25: ...1 14 ...
Page 26: ...2 Front Panel Overview ...
Page 60: ...3 Triggering HP 54645A D Oscilloscopes ...
Page 84: ...4 MegaZoom Concepts and Oscilloscope Operation ...
Page 142: ...5 Making Measurements with HP 54645A D Oscilloscopes ...
Page 176: ...6 Using Option 005 Enhanced TV Video Trigger HP 54645A ...
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Page 190: ...7 Testing Adjusting and Troubleshooting ...
Page 242: ...8 Replacement Parts ...
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Page 260: ...9 Performance Characteristics ...
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Page 272: ...10 Messages ...