LeCroy Digital Oscilloscopes, Manual

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quantification, 3–7
quantization
on all levels, 3–6
5
RAM (Random Access
Memory), 3–114
Random Access Memory. See
RAM
Random Interleaved Sampling
(RIS), 1–5
RECALL button, 2–22
relative amplitude mode, 3–19,
3–20
relative time mode, 3–22
removable hard disk drive. See
hard disk drive
reset
in first steps common to
most measurements, 3–2
RESET button, 3–121
for ZOOM + MATH, 3–2
with histograms, 3–79
roll mode, 1–5
RS232 communication
cabling, 3–156
RS232 communication port,
3–155, 3–164
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sample rate, 1–4
sequence acquisition, 3–53–
3–62
sequence mode, 1–6, 3–53–
3–62
for determining acquisition
duration, 3–58
setting timebase, 3–59
Setup Save and Recall, 2–23
SHOW STATUS button, 3–124
in long-waveform
acquisition, 3–121
Sin(x)/x interpolation. See
interpolation
SINGLE button, 2–20
single-shot acquisition, 1–5
slow timebase
acquisition using
interpolation, 3–94
SMART trigger, 1–6, 3–135–
3–143. See edge, dropout,
interval triggers
in glitch capture, 3–130–
3–131
SNGL button
for long-waveform
acquisition, 3–116
for storing to hard disk,
3–110
to stop acquisition, 3–115
used to stop scope, 3–17
source
selection, 3–129
spectrum analyzer
using the scope as, 3–63–
3–69
standard parameters
voltage, 3–9
statistical domain, 1–9
STOP button, 3–11, 3–136
STORE button
for storing to hard disk,
3–110
storing to removable hard disk.
See hard disk drive
summed averaging, 2–17
sweeps, 3–29, 3–30
system memory, 1–2
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telecom mask testing, 3–96–
3–108
test masks. See telecom mask
testing
threshold position, 2–11
TIFFs
transfer to PC, 3–158
time domain, 1–9
TIME/DIV knob, 2–9
used to slow down
timebase, 3–116