LeCroy SDA, Operator'S Manual

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SDA Operator’s Manual
Here is an example showing a simple one-pole roll-off compared to a curve.
Control Variables in CustomDSO
The simplest way to select variables for use in CustomDSO is to use LeCroy’s X-Stream
Browser.
LABNOTEBOOK
Introduction to LabNotebook
LeCroy's LabNotebook feature extends the documentation capabilities of your scope. It allows
you to create an annotated notebook entry containing all displayed waveforms, the setup of the
DSO, and user-supplied annotation. The notebook entry can then be converted to hardcopy
format - pdf, rtf, or html - and printed or e-mailed. You can also use the default report layout or
configure your own, and even substitute your own company logo in the header.
Notebook entries are stored in an internal database and are available for recall at any time.
Besides storing the waveform data, LabNotebook also stores your panel setups and parameter
measurements. You have the capability to back up the database to external media.
The Flashback feature allows you to recall the state of the DSO at a later date, including the
saved waveforms and the DSO setup, so that you can make additional measurements. A
keyword filter makes it easy to find the correct notebook entry to recall.
You can choose which notebook to use for your entries, and label the notebook by project or
user. If the scope is shared among several users, for example, or used for different projects, the
data can be kept separately. Similarly, hardcopy reports can be stored in different folders.
Preferences
You should set your preferences before creating notebook entries.
Miscellaneous Settings
You can elect to name notebook entries with the default
date and time by leaving the top box unchecked. Check the
box if you want the opportunity to rename the notebook
entry as soon as it is created.
Check the middle box if you want to be able to annotate a
notebook entry as soon as it is created.
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