Specifications
3-3
3.5
Smart Trigger Types
Pattern
: Trigger on the logic combination of 5 inputs - CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 and
EXT Trigger, where each source can be defined as High, Low or Don't Care.
The Trigger can be defined as the beginning or end of the specified pattern
Signal or Pattern Width
: Trigger on glitches as short as 600 ps or on pulse widths
Within/outside two limits selectable from 600 ps to 20 s.
Slew Rate
: Trigger on rising, falling edges within/outside two time limits selectable
from 600 ps to 20 s.
Signal or Pattern Interval
: Trigger on an interval between two limits selectable
from 2ns to 20s.
Dropout
: Trigger if the signal drops out for longer than a time-out from 2 ns to 20s.
Runt
: Trigger on positive or negative Runts within/outside two limits selectable
from 600 ps to 20 s.
State/Edge Qualified
: Trigger on any source only if a given state (or transition) has
occurred on another source. The delay between these events can be defined as a
number of events on the trigger channel or as a time interval.
TV
: Allows selection of up to 1500 lines and field synchronization for PAL,
SECAM, NTSC or non-standard video
Exclusion Triggering
: Trigger on intermittent faults by specifying the normal width,
period, risetime or amplitude of a signal.
The oscilloscope will trigger only on aberrations.
3.6
Autosetup
Automatically sets sensitivity, vertical offset and timebase on all display channels.
Autosetup Time
: Approximately 3 seconds.
Vertical Find
: Automatically sets sensitivity and offset for selected channel.
3.7
Probes
Model
: One PP005 probe is supplied per channel. DC to 500 MHz typical at
probe tip, 500 V max.
Optional Probes
: 2.5 Ghz FET probe AP022, 1 GHz FET probe (AP020); 1 GHz
active differential probe (AP034), 500 MHz active differential probe (AP033).
Probe calibration
: Max 1 V into 1 M
Ω
, 500 mV into 50
Ω
, frequency and amplitude
programmable, pulse or square wave selectable, rise and fall time 1 ns typical.
Alternatively, the Calibrator output can provide a trigger output or a Pass/Fail test
output.
Summary of Contents for LC564DL
Page 12: ...x Table of Contents ...
Page 18: ...2 4 General Information ...
Page 46: ...4 22 Theory of Operation 4 6 2 Power Supply Block Diagram ...
Page 59: ...Performance Verification 5 13 ...
Page 70: ...5 24 Performance Verification ...
Page 95: ...Performance Verification 5 49 ...
Page 115: ...Performance Verification 5 69 ...
Page 122: ...5 76 Performance Verification Figure 5 14 1MΩ Ω Ω Ω Rise time Equipment Setup ...
Page 148: ...6 14 Maintenance 6 6 4 Fan Problem ...
Page 149: ...6 6 5 Power Supply Voltages Problem Maintenance 6 15 ...
Page 150: ...6 16 Maintenance 6 6 6 Display Problem ...
Page 151: ...6 6 7 Front Panel Controls Do not Operate Maintenance 6 17 ...
Page 152: ...6 18 Maintenance 6 6 8 Remote Control GPIB or RS232 Problem ...
Page 153: ...6 6 9 Performance Verification Fails Maintenance 6 19 ...
Page 154: ...6 20 Maintenance 6 6 10 Floppy Disk Drive Problem ...
Page 155: ...6 6 11 Graphic Printer Problem Maintenance 6 21 ...
Page 156: ...6 22 Maintenance 6 6 12 Centronics Problem ...
Page 157: ...6 6 13 Hard Disk Drive Problem Maintenance 6 23 ...
Page 158: ...6 24 Maintenance ...
Page 181: ...Mechanical Parts 8 1 8 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 1 LC564DL Cabinet ...
Page 182: ...8 2 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 2 LC564DL Chassis Assembly ...
Page 184: ...8 4 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 3 Power Supply Installation ...
Page 185: ...Mechanical Parts 8 5 Figure 8 4 Lower Cover Assembly ...
Page 187: ...Mechanical Parts 8 7 Figure 8 5 Lower Cover Assembly with CKTRIG Option ...
Page 188: ...8 8 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 6 Lower Cover ...
Page 190: ...8 10 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 7 CKTRIG Option ...
Page 191: ...Mechanical Parts 8 11 Figure 8 8 Rear Panel Assembly ...
Page 193: ...Mechanical Parts 8 13 Figure 8 9 900079 Main Board Assembly ...
Page 194: ...8 14 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 10 900079 Main Board Assembly ...
Page 196: ...8 16 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 11 Upper Shield Assembly ...
Page 197: ...Mechanical Parts 8 17 Figure 8 12 Front Frame Assembly ...
Page 199: ...Mechanical Parts 8 19 Figure 8 13 Keypad Assembly ...
Page 200: ...8 20 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 14 Fan Assembly ...
Page 202: ...8 22 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 15 Graphic Printer Assembly ...
Page 203: ...Mechanical Parts 8 23 Figure 8 16 Upper Cover Assembly ...
Page 205: ...Mechanical Parts 8 25 Figure 8 17 Hard Disk Assembly ...
Page 206: ...8 26 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 18 Centronics VGA Interface Assembly ...
Page 207: ...Mechanical Parts 8 27 Figure 8 19 Floppy Disk Assembly ...
Page 209: ...Mechanical Parts 8 29 Figure 8 20 LC564DL Dimensions ...
Page 210: ...8 30 Mechanical Parts Figure 8 21 LC564DL Packaging ...