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HDO9000 High Definition Oscilloscopes Operator's Manual

History Mode

History Mode allows you to review any acquisition saved in the history buffer, which automatically

stores all acquisition records until full. Not only can individual acquisitions be restored to the grid,

you can "scroll" backward and forward through the history at varying speeds to capture individual

details or changes in the waveforms over time.

Each record is indexed and time-stamped, and you can choose to view the absolute time of

acquisition or the time relative to when you entered History Mode. In the latter case, the last

acquisition is time zero, and all others are stamped with a negative time. The maximum number of

records stored depends on your acquisition settings and the total available memory.

Press the front panel

History Mode button

, or choose

Timebase > History Mode

to access this

feature.

Entering History Mode automatically stops new acquisitions. To leave History Mode, press the

History Mode button

again, or restart acquisition by pressing one of the front panel Trigger Mode

buttons.

Note:

History Mode does not work with Sequence Mode acquisitions, pre-processor

Interpolation set on the input channel, or channel interleaving.

Oscilloscope in History mode.

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Summary of Contents for HDO9000

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual HDO9000 High Definition Oscilloscopes ...

Page 2: ...ted However clients are encouraged to duplicate and distribute Teledyne LeCroy Inc documentation for their own internal educational purposes HDO and Teledyne LeCroy Inc are trademarks of Teledyne LeCroy Inc Inc Other product or brand names are trademarks or requested trademarks of their respective holders Information in this publication supersedes all earlier versions Specifications are subject to...

Page 3: ...f Oscilloscope 6 Front Panel 7 Top Row Controls 7 Trigger Controls 7 Horizontal Controls 8 Vertical Controls 8 Math Zoom and Mem Buttons 8 Cursor Controls 8 Adjust Intensity 9 Bottom Row Controls 9 Signal Interfaces 10 Analog Inputs 10 Probes 10 LBUS Interface 10 Digital Leadset 11 Oscilloscope Set Up 12 Powering On Off 12 Software Activation 12 Firmware 12 Purchased Options 12 Connecting to Other...

Page 4: ... Dialogs 19 OneTouch Help 21 Turn On 21 Activate 21 Copy Setups 22 Change Source 22 Position Cursors 23 Change Trigger 23 Store to Memory 24 Move Trace 24 Scroll 24 Pan Trace 24 Zoom 25 Turn Off 26 Working With Traces 27 Active Trace 27 Foreground Trace 27 Turning On Off Traces 28 Adjusting Traces 28 Moving Traces 29 Labeling Traces 30 Zooming Traces 31 Print Screen Capture 35 X Stream Application...

Page 5: ...ing Digital Lines 46 Timebase 47 Timebase Set Up 47 HD1024 49 Sampling Mode 51 Clock Source Settings 55 History Mode 56 Trigger 58 Trigger Modes 58 Trigger Types 59 Trigger Set Up 60 Trigger Holdoff 67 Software Assisted Trigger 70 TriggerScan 71 Display 73 Multi Grid Display 73 Q Scape Multi Tabbed Display 73 Display Set Up 74 Display Mode Q Scape only 74 Extended Display 75 Grid Mode 76 Grid Inte...

Page 6: ...Editor 90 Graphing Measurements 94 List of Standard Measurements 100 EMC Pulse Parameter Software Package 104 Calculating Measurements 104 Math 107 Math Function Set Up 108 Math Dialog 109 Average Function 110 Copy Function 111 ERes Function 112 Fast Wave Port Function 114 FFT Function 115 Interpolate Function 116 Sparse Function 117 Rescale Function and Assigning Units 118 List of Standard Operat...

Page 7: ...awing Toolbar 135 Manage Notebook Entries 136 Flashback Recall 138 Manage Notebooks 139 Customize Reports 140 LabNotebook Preferences 141 Save Recall 142 Save Setups 142 Recall Setups 143 Save Waveforms 144 Recall Waveforms 146 Save Table Data 147 Auto Save 148 Utilities 149 Utilities 149 Status 149 Remote Control 150 Hardcopy Print 151 Auxiliary Output 154 Date Time 155 Options 156 Disk Utilities...

Page 8: ...ertifications 168 EMC Compliance 168 EC Declaration of Conformity EMC 168 Australia New Zealand Declaration of Conformity EMC 169 Safety Compliance 169 EC Declaration of Conformity Low Voltage 169 U S Nationally Recognized Agency Certification 169 Canadian Certification 170 Environmental Compliance 170 End of Life Handling 170 Restriction of Hazardous Substances RoHS 170 ISO Certification 170 Warr...

Page 9: ...using software options is available from the Teledyne LeCroy website at teledynelecroy com Our website maintains the most current product specifications and should be checked for frequent updates Take a moment to verify that all items on the packing list or invoice copy have been shipped to you Contact your nearest Teledyne LeCroy customer service center or national distributor if anything is miss...

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Page 11: ...nd connection Alternating current Standby power front of instrument Precautions Caution Comply with the following instructions to avoid personal injury or damage to your equipment Use indoors only within the operational environment listed Do not use in wet or explosive atmospheres Maintain ground This product is grounded through the power cord grounding conductor To avoid electric shock connect on...

Page 12: ...ck spacing Caution Do not block the cooling vents The instrument also has internal fan control circuitry that regulates the fan speed based on the ambient temperature This is performed automatically after start up Calibration The oscilloscope is calibrated at the factory prior to being shipped The recommended calibration interval is one year Calibration should be performed by qualified personnel o...

Page 13: ... to the line voltage Power Consumption Maximum power consumption with all accessories installed e g active probes USB peripherals digital leadset is 500 W 500 VA Power consumption in Standby mode is 15 W Ground The AC inlet ground is connected directly to the frame of the instrument For adequate protection again electric shock connect to a mating outlet with a safety ground contact Caution Only us...

Page 14: ...lloscope Overview Front of Oscilloscope A Capacitive touch screen display B Front panel C Power button D Channel inputs C1 C4 E Ext input F USB 2 0 port G Aux output H Mixed Signal interface I LBUS input J Ground and Calibration output terminals K Tilting feet 4 ...

Page 15: ...hernet port for connecting to LAN or remote control C DisplayPort ports 2 for connecting external monitor D USB 3 1 ports 4 E DVI port for external monitor F Audio In Out mic speaker and line in for connecting external audio devices G USBTMC port for remote control 5 ...

Page 16: ...HDO9000 High Definition Oscilloscopes Operator s Manual Back of Oscilloscope A Built in carrying handle B Ref Out and Ref In for external reference clock C AC power inlet D Kensington lock 6 ...

Page 17: ... be prompted for a confirmation Press the button again or use the touch screen to confirm Clear Sweeps resets the acquisition counter and any cumulative measurements Touch Screen toggles on off touch screen functionality Print captures the entire screen and outputs it according to your Hardcopy settings HD turns on off HD1024 technology Trigger Controls The front panel Level knob changes the trigg...

Page 18: ...anel Channel buttons 1 4 turn on a channel that is off or activate a channel that is already on When the channel is active pushing its channel button turns it off A lit button shows the active channel in this image C1 is lit Offset knob adjusts the zero level of the trace this makes it appear to move up or down relative to the center axis of the grid The value appears on the trace descriptor box P...

Page 19: ...between coarse large increment or fine small increment adjustments when the knob is turned The Intensity button sets the Adjust knob to control the trace intensity When more data is available than can actually be displayed the Intensity button helps to visualize significant events by applying an algorithm that dims less frequently occurring samples This feature can also be accessed from the Displa...

Page 20: ... dialog System probe plus instrument gain settings are automatically calculated and displayed based on the probe attenuation Probes The oscilloscope is compatible with the included passive probes and most Teledyne LeCroy active probes that are rated for the instrument s bandwidth Probe specifications and documentation are available at teledynelecroy com probes Passive Probes The passive probes sup...

Page 21: ...rface on the front of the instrument To connect the leadset to the instrument push the connector into the Mixed Signal interface below the front panel until you hear a click To remove the leadset press and hold the buttons on each side of the connector then pull out to release Grounding Leads Each flying lead has a signal and a ground connection A variety of ground extenders and flying ground lead...

Page 22: ...socket or shutting off a connected power strip The Power button does not disconnect the instrument from the AC power supply The only way to fully power down the instrument is to unplug the AC power cord We recommend unplugging the instrument if it will remain unused for a long period of time Software Activation The operating software firmware and standard applications is active upon delivery At po...

Page 23: ... in touch screen or attach an external monitor for extended desktop operation A properly configured external touch screen monitor will take on all the touch screen capabilities of the internal display Note The oscilloscope display utilizes Fujitsu touch screen drivers Because of conflicts external monitors with Fujitsu drivers can not be used to control the system only as displays The HDO9000 supp...

Page 24: ...the language of the Windows operating system dialogs 1 Choose File Minimize to hide X Stream and show the Windows Desktop 2 From the Windows task bar choose Start Control Panel Clock Language and Region 3 Under Region and Language select Change Display Language 4 Touch the Install Uninstall Languages button 5 Select Install Language and Browse Computer or Network 6 Touch the Browse button navigate...

Page 25: ... drag swipe or draw a selection box Many controls that display information also work as buttons to access other functions If you have a mouse installed you can click anywhere you can touch to activate a control in fact you can alternate between clicking and touching whichever is convenient for you The touch screen is divided into the following major control groups l Menu bar l Grid area l Descript...

Page 26: ... 8 Vertical divisions representing the full number of Vertical levels possible at the current resolution and 10 Horizontal divisions The value represented by Vertical and Horizontal divisions depends on the Vertical and Horizontal scale of the traces that appear on the grid Multi Grid Display The grid area can be divided into multiple grids showing different types and numbers of traces by default ...

Page 27: ... Level at the right edge of the grid tracks the trigger voltage level If you change the trigger level when in Stop trigger mode or in Normal or Single mode without a valid trigger a hollow triangle of the same color appears at the new trigger level The trigger level indicator is not shown if the triggering channel is not dis played Zero Volts Level is located at the left edge of the grid One appea...

Page 28: ...ect Pre processing Symbols on Descriptor Boxes Pre Processing Type Long Form Short Form Sin X Interpolation SINX S Averaging AVG A Inversion INV I Deskew DSQ DQ Coupling DC50 DC1M AC1M or GND D50 D1 A1 or G Bandwidth Limiting BWL B Other Trace Descriptor Boxes Similar descriptor boxes appear for math Fx zoom Zx and memory Mx traces These descriptor boxes show any Horizontal scaling that differs fr...

Page 29: ...e from top right Horizontal Delay Time div Sample Rate Number of Samples and Sampling Mode blank when in real time mode Trigger descriptor box shows clockwise from top right Trigger Source and Coupling Trigger Level V Slope Trigger Type Trigger Mode Horizontal time cursor readout including the time between cursors and the frequency is shown beneath the TimeBase and Trigger descriptor boxes See the...

Page 30: ...e active trace Zoom creates a zoom trace of the active trace Math opens the Math pop up to apply math functions to the active trace and create a new math trace Decode opens the main Serial Decode dialog where you configure and apply serial data decoders and triggers This button is only active if you have serial data software options installed Store loads the active trace into the corresponding mem...

Page 31: ...urn On To turn on a new channel math memory or zoom trace drag any descriptor box of the same type to the Add New box The next trace in the series will be added to the display at the default settings It is now the active trace If there is no descriptor box of the desired type on the screen to drag touch the Add New box and choose the trace type from the pop up menu To turn on the Measure table whe...

Page 32: ...rget column of the Measure table You can do the same for a qualifier Qx on the Pass Fail readout table Change Source To change the source of a trace drag and drop the descriptor box of the desired source onto the target descriptor box You can also drop it on the Source field of the target setup dialog To change the source of a measurement drag and drop the descriptor box of the desired source onto...

Page 33: ...iptor to the grid where you wish to place the cursors The cursors are set at either the 5 center or 2 5 and 7 5 divisions of the grid Cursors on the source traces adjust position accordingly Change Trigger To change the trigger level drag the Trigger Level indicator to a new position on the Y axis The Trigger descriptor box will show the new voltage Level To change the trigger source channel drag ...

Page 34: ...Scape display mode you can move traces between tabs this way Scroll To scroll long lists of values or readout tables swipe the selection dialog or table in an up or down direction Pan Trace To pan a trace activate it to bring it to the forefront then drag the waveform trace right left or up down If it is the source of any other trace that trace will move as well For channel traces the Timebase des...

Page 35: ...o zoom Touch the Zx descriptor box to open the zoom factor controls and adjust the zoom exactly To zoom in on any trace unpinch two fingers over the trace horizontally To zoom out on any trace pinch two fingers over the trace horizontally Note Pinch gestures do not create a separate zoom Zx trace they only adjust the Horizontal Scale When you pinch a channel Cx trace the Timebase for all channels ...

Page 36: ...Off To turn off a trace flick the trace descriptor box toward the bottom of the screen To turn off a measure parameter or Pass Fail qualifier flick the Px or Qx cell toward the bottom of the screen If it s the last active cell of the table the table will close 26 ...

Page 37: ...uch screen gestures A highlighted descriptor box indicates which trace is active All actions apply to that trace until you activate another Touch a trace descriptor box to make it the active trace and the foreground trace in that grid Active trace descriptor left inactive trace descriptor right Whenever you activate a trace the dialog at the bottom of the screen automatically switches to the appro...

Page 38: ...scriptor box toward the bottom of the screen Other Traces From the front panel touch the Zoom button to create quick zooms of all open traces Press the button again to turn them off From the display touch the Add New box and select the trace type or drag another descriptor box of that type to the Add New box Adjusting Traces To adjust Vertical Scale gain or sensitivity and Vertical Offset just act...

Page 39: ...e descriptor box to a grid on another tab provided the grid is visible while you are moving the trace For example you cannot drag descriptors across tabs in Q Scape Single mode because the target grids aren t visible but you can in Q Scape Dual or Q Scape Mosaic modes This is true even in extended display For more information see Display Next Grid Button Touch twice on the descriptor box of the tr...

Page 40: ... pop up touch Add Label 3 Enter the Label Text 4 Optionally enter the Horizontal Pos and Vertical Pos in same units as the trace at which to place the label The default position is 0 ns horizontal Use Trace Vertical Position places the label immediately above the trace Reposition Label Drag and drop labels to reposition them or change the position settings on the Trace Annotation pop up Edit Remov...

Page 41: ...you choose to include The zooms are of the same X axis section of each waveform As you scroll through a waveform all included zooms scroll in unison For more information refer to MultiZoom Zoom Dialog Zoom controls appear throughout the X Stream software wherever it is likely you may wish to change the display scale of a trace sometimes as a main dialog sometimes as a subdialog such as when settin...

Page 42: ...r checkbox enables zooming in single increments l Horizontal Scale div sets the time represented by each horizontal division of the grid It is the equivalent of Time div in channel traces only unlike that setting it may differ for each zoom trace l Vertical Scale div sets the voltage level represented by each vertical division of the grid it s the equivalent of V div in channel traces l Horizontal...

Page 43: ... Zoom Use the front panel Zoom button to quickly create one zoom trace for each displayed channel trace Quick zooms are created at the same vertical scale as the source trace and 10 1 horizontal magnification To turn off the quick zooms press the Zoom button again Manually Create Zoom To manually create a zoom touch and drag diagonally to draw a selection box around any part of the source trace Se...

Page 44: ...with math and memory traces Close Zoom New zooms are turned on and visible by default If the display becomes too crowded you can close a particular zoom and the zoom settings are saved in its Zx location ready to be turned on again when desired To close the zoom touch and hold right click on the zoom descriptor box until the white circle appears then from the context menu choose Off MultiZoom Mult...

Page 45: ...n l Press the front panel Print button l Choose File Print l Go to Utilities Utilities Setup Hardcopy tab and touch the Print button to the far right of the dialog X Stream Application Window X Stream the oscilloscope application functions much like other Windows applications To show the Windows desktop choose File Minimize To restore the window touch the touch screen icon in the lower right corne...

Page 46: ...mple rate at least twice the bandwidth of the input signal It can be shown that a sample rate 10 times the acquisition bandwidth is preferable in order to over sample fast signal rise times consistent with the oscilloscope bandwidth Those with higher speed acquisition systems may need to manually adjust Bandwidth Time div Sample Rate and the number of Active Channels to achieve the optimal result ...

Page 47: ...annel Vertical C1 on at 50 mV div Scale 0 V Offset Timebase HD Mode on Real Time Sampling at 50 ns div 0 Delay 20 kS at 40 GS s 2 5 MS Memory Trigger C1 with an Auto Positive Edge DC Coupling 0 V Level Display Auto Grid Cursors Off Measurements Cleared Math Cleared Viewing Status All instrument settings can be viewed through the various Status dialogs These show all existing acquisition trigger ch...

Page 48: ...he Cx dialogs Once configured channel traces can be quickly turned on off or modified using the Channel Setup dialog Channel Setup Dialog Use the Channel Setup dialog to quickly make basic Vertical settings for all analog input channels To access the Channel Setup dialog choose Vertical Channel Setup from the menu bar To show hide the channel trace select deselect the checkbox next the channel num...

Page 49: ...clear for fixed 1 2 5 10 step adjustments Offset adds a defined value of DC offset to the signal as acquired by the input channel This may be helpful in order to display a signal on the grid while maximizing the vertical height or gain of the signal A negative value of offset will subtract a DC voltage value from the acquired signal and move the trace down on the grid whereas a positive value will...

Page 50: ...us average is dominated by the statistical fluctuations of the most recently acquired waveform The weight of old waveforms in the continuous average gradually tends to zero following an exponential rule at a rate that decreases as the weight increases Interpolate applies Sinx x interpolation to the waveform The default selection of None applies Linear interpolation which inserts a straight line be...

Page 51: ...e initializing Auto Zero or DeGauss Auto Zero Probe Auto Zero corrects for DC offset drifts that naturally occur from thermal effects in the amplifier of active probes Teledyne LeCroy probes incorporate Auto Zero capability to remove the DC offset from the probe s amplifier output to improve the measurement accuracy DeGauss Probe The Degauss control is activated for some types of probes e g curren...

Page 52: ...Channel Setup from the menu bar 2 On the Cx dialog check Cable De Embeddingto display the Cable De Embedding tab 3 On the Cable De Embedding dialog touch Cable Specified by and choose either Attenuation Constants Enter the cable loss model constants provided by the manufacturer in Cable A1 and Cable A2 Or Attenuation Table Enter the first set of Frequency and Attenuation values Touch Add to contin...

Page 53: ...al lines are numbered the same as the physical lead they represent although any line number can be re assigned to any lead Digital Traces When a digital group is enabled digital Line traces show which lines are high low or transitioning relative to the threshold You can also view a digital Bus trace that collapses all the lines in a group into their Hex values Four digital traces displayed with a ...

Page 54: ...ttons to quickly turn on the entire digital bank or touch the Right and Left Arrow buttons to switch between each digital bank as you make line selections Note Each group can consist of anywhere from 1 to 16 of the leads from either digital bank regardless of the Logic set on the bank It does not matter if the some or all of the lines have been included in other groups 4 Check View Group to enable...

Page 55: ...of divisions positive or negative relative to the zero line of the grid where the display begins The top of the first trace appears at this position 4 In Group Height enter the total number of grid divisions the entire display should occupy All the selected traces Line and Bus will appear in this much space Individual traces are resized to fit the total number of divisions available The example ab...

Page 56: ...tual keyboard to enter the name then press OK The button and any active line traces are renamed accordingly Swapping Lines This procedure helps in cases where the physical lead number is different from the logical line number you would like to assign to that input It can save time having to re attach leads or re configure groups Example A group is set up for lines 0 4 but lead 5 was accidentally a...

Page 57: ...scilloscope operates at continuous 8 bit resolution Sampling Mode Choose from Real Time Sequence RIS or Roll mode Note Sequence RIS and Roll mode acquisition are not available when operating in HD Mode Timebase Mode Time Division is the time represented by one horizontal division of the grid Touch the Up Down Arrow buttons on the Timebase dialog or turn the front panel Horizontal knob to adjust th...

Page 58: ...ampling Rate activates the Sampling Rate field for you to set your own rate Lowering the rate can extend the acquisition to accommodate slower timebases or longer delays Active Channels Dual Channel Acquisition The Active Channels settings allow you to combine the acquisition capabilities of the leftmost pair of channels C1 and C2 and the rightmost pair of channels C3 and C4 to result in two chann...

Page 59: ... where it is needed to maintain the highest possible sample rate and the principal way to do this is to combine digital capabilities into a limited number of active channels There are three Active Channels options you may select from the Timebase dialog When in HD Mode this selection affects the number of bits resolution at which any channel may operate as well as sample rate l Four leaves all cha...

Page 60: ... manually select to limit bandwidth HD Descriptor Box The resolution for which the instrument is optimized is shown on the HD descriptor box which appears whenever HD Mode is On This box will always show 9 or 10 Bits regardless of the actual bits of resolution on any channel The HD descriptor is hidden when HD Mode is Off Touch the HD descriptor box to open the HD Summary dialog HD Summary Dialog ...

Page 61: ...ets statistics on every step of Roll mode that is valid because of new data Timebase must be set to 100 ms div or slower to enable Roll mode selection Roll mode samples at 5 MS s Only Edge trigger is supported Note Roll sampling is not available when in HD Mode If the processing time is greater than the acquire time the data in memory is overwritten In this case the instrument issues the warning C...

Page 62: ...ory are used to determine the actual number of samples or segments and time or points Sequence Mode is ideal when capturing many fast pulses in quick succession or when capturing few events separated by long time periods The instrument can capture complicated sequences of events over large time intervals in fine detail while ignoring the uninteresting periods between the events Measurements can be...

Page 63: ... Adjacent Waterfall cascaded Mosaic tiled Overlay Perspective Note Some display modes have limitations on the number of segments that can be shown at one time 5 Touch one of the front panel Trigger buttons to begin acquisition Once acquisition has started you can interrupt it at any time by pressing the front panel Stop button In this case the segments already acquired will be retained in memory V...

Page 64: ...reads 10 The Zx descriptor box reads 4 3 meaning you are displaying a total of 3 segments starting with segment 4 Besides using the Zoom feature you can also create a Math Fx trace to display individual segments 1 From the menu bar choose Math Math Setup 2 Touch a Function Fx tab to display its corresponding dialog 3 On the dialog touch Operator1 and select the Segment button from the pop up menu ...

Page 65: ...ls accepted for an external reference clock or sampling clock are model dependent See the product specifications at teledynelecroy com Reference Clock The default setting is to use the instrument s Internal 10 MHz clock To use an external reference clock 1 Connect a clock source to the Ref In 10 MHz input using a BNC cable 2 Go to Timebase Horizontal Setup and choose Real Time Sampling Mode 3 On t...

Page 66: ... time relative to when you entered History Mode In the latter case the last acquisition is time zero and all others are stamped with a negative time The maximum number of records stored depends on your acquisition settings and the total available memory Press the front panel History Mode button or choose Timebase History Mode to access this feature Entering History Mode automatically stops new acq...

Page 67: ... l The top row buttons scroll Fast Backward Slow Backward Slow Forward Fast Forward l The bottom row buttons step Back to Start Back One Go to Index row Forward One Forward to End Press Pause when you see something of interest then use the History table to find the exact Index Select Single Acquisition 1 Select View History to enable the display and View Table to show the index of records 2 Option...

Page 68: ...veform An additional condition of Holdoff by time or events is available for Edge and Pattern triggers including those that appear within MultiStage triggers Holdoff arms the trigger on the first matching event inserts the holdoff count then triggers on a subsequent event Often especially with repetitive signals the initial arming event appears to the left of the trigger in negative acquisition ti...

Page 69: ...have installed protocol specific serial data trigger and decode options Measurement is not technically a trigger per se but permits the instrument to stop and display acquisition based on a post processing measurement result similar to a trigger MultiStage Types MultiStage subgroup triggers establish dependencies between two or more distinct events some that qualify or arm and others that trigger ...

Page 70: ...ails to cross a second threshold before re crossing the first Other defining conditions for this trigger are the edge triggers on the slope opposite to that selected and runt width SlewRate triggers when the rising or falling edge of a pulse crosses an upper and a lower level The pulse edge must cross the thresholds faster or slower than a selected period of time Trigger Set Up To access the Trigg...

Page 71: ... and signal frequencies below 50 kHz are attenuated For stable triggering on medium to high frequency signals l HFREJ Signals are DC coupled to the trigger circuit and a low pass filter network attenuates frequencies above 50 kHz used for triggering on low frequencies Slope Polarity For some triggers such as Edge you will be asked to select the waveform Slope rising vs falling on which the trigger...

Page 72: ...atterns may be set on analog channels digital lines or a combination or both when Mixed Signal capabilities are available Digital Pattern The Logic Bus method simplifies pattern set up by utilizing digital groups and logic you have already defined on the Digital Setup dialogs A digital pattern is set on a single bus group manually or by applying a hexadecimal value while the remaining lines are di...

Page 73: ... inherit the Logic Setup made when defining digital groups However you can change the logic threshold on the Levels dialog The two settings are linked and always reflect whatever was last selected Logic thresholds can only be set per lead bank not individual line Analog Pattern Tip With the Mixed Signal option you can also use the Digital Pattern dialog to set an analog state pattern Touch Set All...

Page 74: ...talled and each will offer a different method for specifying the trigger conditions based on the type of measurement Generally you will be able to specify a triggering value or range of values and for level parameters the voltage level at which the measurement is taken A measurement can be defined as a standalone trigger condition or as the final condition in a multistage Cascaded trigger TV Trigg...

Page 75: ... the B event and re arms upon the next matching A event Unlike a basic Edge or Pattern trigger with Holdoff the A and B events can occur in different signals allowing you to use the state of one signal to qualify the trigger on another On the Trigger dialog select MultiStage trigger type and choose Qualified On the Qualified dialog choose the A and B events When B is an Edge or Pattern a time wind...

Page 76: ...ets after finding the last defined event You may apply additional Holdoff by time or number of events between each stage in the cascade On the Trigger dialog select MultiStage trigger type and choose Cascaded Then on the Cascaded dialog choose the A through D events You may apply additional Holdoff at each stage by time or number of events l Time and Events work exactly as they do in other Holdoff...

Page 77: ...dth When a Holdoff by time is counted from the start of the acquisition the oscilloscope readies arms on the first event holds for the specified time then triggers on the next event After one full acquisition has completed the oscilloscope again readies arms holds and triggers for the following acquisition Positive Edge trigger with Holdoff by time counted from the start of acquisition When a Hold...

Page 78: ...Holdoff is two edges counted from the start of the acquisition the oscilloscope readies arms on the first edge holds off for the next two triggers on the fourth edge then completes the acquisition Because there must always be a first arming edge the Holdoff appears to be Holdoff plus one Positive Edge trigger with Holdoff by events counted from start of acquisition As with Holdoff by time when a H...

Page 79: ...tton then open the Holdoff tab Choose to Holdoff by Time the clock or Events l If using Holdoff by Time enter the Time in S to wait before triggering l If using Holdoff by Events enter the number of Events to wait before triggering Choose to Start Holdoff Counter On l Current Acquisition Start time l Last Trigger Time from previous acquisition 69 ...

Page 80: ...ype in Normal trigger mode 1 From the menu choose Triggers Trigger Setup then touch the Software Assisted Trigger tab 2 Touch Enable 3 Create a trigger window by entering a Hysteresis value This value sets a boundary above and below the main trigger level to exclude noise 4 Choose Auto or Normal mode this determines the trigger behavior when trigger crossings are not found in the trigger source wa...

Page 81: ...of interest Note Run the Trainer if you want to change the trigger types or if you change the channel or signal You must acquire and display at least 3 cycles of a signal before running the Trainer 1 Touch Trigger Trigger Setup from the menu bar then open the TriggerScan tab 2 Touch the Trainer button 3 On the TriggerScan Trainer pop up choose the Source channel on which to train and trigger and s...

Page 82: ...ecorded on the display Saving TriggerScan Setups You can preserve the Trigger List by saving it to a setup file The current Trigger List is not preserved after exiting the application unless you manually save it 1 On the TriggerScan dialog touch Setup File Name and enter a file name or touch the Browse button and select a location and file name 2 Touch the Save Setup button To reload a saved Trigg...

Page 83: ...con shows what the result of the selection will be Q Scape Multi Tabbed Display Available with the Q Scape option the Q Scape Display Modes divide the screen into multi tab displays each of which can be configured with a different multi grid display mode Many of the same functions you can perform in Normal mode such as moving traces by drag and drop you can also perform in Q Scape modes When Q Sca...

Page 84: ...o tabs or one of the three Q Scape display modes l Q Scape Single a single set of four tabs stacked so that only one at a time is visible Each tab can have any style of grid mode same or different l Q Scape Dual two sets of four stacked tabs Equivalent tabs in each set share the same grid mode but can display different traces You can simultaneously view one tab from each set but they must be diffe...

Page 85: ... Tab 1 from which you can drag and drop to redistribute them to other grids In Q Scape Single mode you will not be able to drag and drop traces across tabs only to other Tab1 grids To rename Q Scape tabs after they open 1 Touch and hold right click on the Tab until Rename pops up 2 Touch Rename 3 Enter the New Alias then touch OK Extended Display If an external monitor is installed you can extend ...

Page 86: ...nter right Quad 4 landscape Stacked top to bottom Quattro 4 landscape One in each quarter of screen Octal 8 landscape Two columns of four stacked top to bottom Twelve 12 landscape Three columns of four stacked top to bottom Sixteen 16 landscape Four columns of four stacked top to bottom XY 1 portrait Single XY type grid XYSingle 2 portrait One VT grid left one XY grid right XYDual 3 variable Two V...

Page 87: ...all samples the same XY Plots XY plots display the phase shift between otherwise identical signals They can be used to display either voltage or frequency on both axes each axis now corresponding to a different signal input rather than a different parameter The shape of the resulting pattern reveals information about phase difference and frequency ratio Note The inputs can be any combination of ch...

Page 88: ...y dialog or by choosing Display Persistence Setup Apply Persistence 1 Check Persistence On 2 To set up all traces together touch All Locked This constrains all input channels to the same persistence settings To set up traces individually touch Per Trace 3 Use the buttons to select a persistence mode Color Mode persistence works on the same principle as Analog persistence but instead uses the entir...

Page 89: ...er of the persistence map and drag it in the desired direction 4 Select the Saturation level as a percentage of the maximum population All populations above the saturation population are assigned the highest color intensity that is they are saturated At the same time all populations below the saturation level are assigned the remaining intensities Data populations are dynamically updated as data f...

Page 90: ...ast accurate measurements of specific points in the waveform There are five standard cursor types available Vertical amplitude cursor readouts appear the trace descriptor box Horizontal time cursor readouts appear below the Timbebase descriptor box Cursors can be placed on math functions whose X axis has a dimension other than time such as an FFT When there is at least one non time domain math tra...

Page 91: ... through all the cursor types Stop when the desired type is displayed Note There must be a waveform on the grid for cursors to execute although acquisition may be in process or stopped when you turn them on To turn off cursors choose Cursors Off or continue cycling the Cursor Type button until they disappear Position Cursors The easiest way to reposition a cursor is to drag and drop the cursor mar...

Page 92: ...n displays or hide cursor lines When first checked the last selected cursor type is displayed Cursor Type buttons select the type of cursor displayed on the grid The Show controls determine which values are shown in the readout particularly when using relative cursors l Absolute shows specific voltages for the two cursor locations l Delta shows the difference between the specific voltages at the c...

Page 93: ...s show optional statistics Measurement Status Indicators Symbols in the status row of the Measure table indicate the following Symbol Description Problem with the signal or the setup Touch cell to see explanation in message bar Valid value returned Unable to determine top and base however measurement may still be valid Underflow condition Overflow condition Simultaneous underflow and overflow cond...

Page 94: ...om the menu bar Parameter Sets Pre configured standard parameter sets are available for quick display Choose either l Std Vertical mean sdev max min ampl pkpk top base l Std Horizontal freq period width rise fall delay duty num points To define your own parameter set choose My Measure Open the Px dialogs to define new parameters Once parameters are configured select the On checkbox next to each pa...

Page 95: ... and hysteresis bands to mark the points being measured on the trace For Level parameters markers make it easier to see where your waveform intersects the chosen level You can choose to use Simple markers which are only the lines or Detailed markers which include the measurement point labels You also have the option by means of the Always On checkbox to leave the markers displayed over traces afte...

Page 96: ...rement Level and Type percent or absolute when it appears on the parameter subdialogs e g for Level parameters 9 For certain time based measurements choose to measure on the positive negative or both Slope s For two input parameters such as Dtime level you can specify the slope for each input as well as the level and type 10 Make any further selections on the subdialogs that appear after your Meas...

Page 97: ...It is much more restrictive than a measure gate which is used only to narrow the span of analysis along the horizontal axis Note Since this feature operates on only a subset of the data possible alerts or status indicators concerning the measurement such as Data range too low are not displayed If the measurement supports this feature you will see the Accept subdialog next to the Px dialog for you ...

Page 98: ...form It can be any waveform active at the same time as the measurement source waveform 4 Touch State Is and select High or Low from the pop up menu Measurements will only be taken when the gating waveform is in the selected state 5 Touch Level Type and select Absolute voltage or Percent of amplitude from the pop up menu 6 Enter the crossing Level value at which you want measurements to begin You c...

Page 99: ... parameter math feature prevents multiplication and division of parameters that return logarithmic values Parameters that are already the result of parameter math operations are also excluded If they are included in a remote control setup command an error message is generated and the setup canceled Set Up Math on Parameters 1 From the menu bar choose Measure Measure Setup 2 Choose Measure Mode My ...

Page 100: ...a flow chart a processing web The parameter value shown in the Measure table represents the numeric result of this process flow applied to the raw acquired sample Math functions would likewise display the waveform trace that results from the process Create Processing Web 1 From the menu bar choose Measure Measure Setup 2 On the Measure dialog choose Measure Mode My Measure 3 Open the Px dialog of ...

Page 101: ...another until they are moved 7 The process block will have a input pin on the left If a waveform is required the pin is blue if a number is required the pin is purple Touch and drag a matching colored pin from the sources on the left of the screen to the block Choose as many sources as there are input pins on the block You may need to use the scrollbar to see all the available sources For convenie...

Page 102: ... not have undergone other processes The only requirement is that the outputs are pinned to acceptable inputs The color of the input output arrows indicates which connections are compatible 4 Drag the output pin from the final process block to the input pin on the terminal to complete the flow Preview Outputs You can add preview windows to see the output of a process at any stage in the flow These ...

Page 103: ...ion of the waveform that would result from a sub processing node while the final output of the full process is a measurement parameter To add a terminal 1 Open the Math or Measure dialog behind the Web Editor dialog 2 Touch the Web Edit icon following the location Px or Fx The summary changes to Web Edit and a new terminal block appears on the Web Editor peg board 3 Connect the output pin of the d...

Page 104: ... can be set up through either the Measure or Math dialogs Histogramming Histograms graphically divide data points into intervals or bins These bins are plotted on a bar chart such that the bar height relates to the number of data points within each bin Histograms can be created to visualize the results of measurement parameters or math functions Regardless of the source the histogram is created as...

Page 105: ... in one bin of the histogram This determines the number of samples that are represented by the bar at full height 5 Touch Bins and enter the number of bins that comprise the histogram This determines how many bars appear in the histogram 6 To let the software determine the range of values represented by each bin bar check Enable Auto Find then touch the Find Center and Width button To set your own...

Page 106: ...ual steps to set up a math function choosing a Single operator function using the Phistogram operator 2 On the Phistogram subdialog enter values to select the slice of the persistence map to histogram l Slice Direction of determines whether the slice transverses the entire height of the map centered around a time vertical or transverses a period of time in the map centered around a level horizonta...

Page 107: ...Parameter value vs event Behavior Non cumulative resets after every acquisition Unlimited number of events Cumulative over several acquisitions up to 1 million events Time Correlation to Other Data Yes No Monitors an Evolution in the Fre quency Domain Yes No Trend points are not evenly spaced in time and therefore cannot be used for an FFT Monitors the Evolution of a Meas urement Parameter over Se...

Page 108: ...ges 1 Open the parameter setup Px dialog for the measurement you wish to track A quick way to do this is to touch the measurement table cell 2 Touch the Track toolbar button at the bottom of the Px dialog and choose the function location F1 F12 in which to display the plot The track opens in a new grid along with its function descriptor box 3 Touch the new Track descriptor box to display the Fx di...

Page 109: ...to histogram A quick way to do this is to touch the measurement table cell 2 Touch the Trend button at the bottom of the Px dialog and choose the function location Fx in which to display the plot The Trend opens in a new grid along with its function descriptor box 3 Touch the new Trend descriptor box to display the Fx dialog then open the Trend subdialog 4 Choose a computation Mode of All plots mu...

Page 110: ...ay can be used to measure the propagation delay between two signals by trig gering on one and determining delay of other Delta Delay ddelay Computes time between 50 level of two sources Dperiod level dper lv Adjacent cycle deviation cycle to cycle jitter of the period measurement for each cycle in a waveform The reference level for this measurement can be specified Dtime level dt lv Computes the t...

Page 111: ... pair The reciprocal of each period measurement is calculated as the frequency FWHM Measures the width of the largest area histogram peak at half of the populationof the highest peak FWxx Measures the width of the largest area histogram peak at xx of the population of the highest peak Half Period hper Half period of a waveform Hist ampl hampl Difference in value between the two most populated peak...

Page 112: ...sented as a percentage of amplitude Overshoot is calculated using the formula max top ampl x 100 On signals not having two major levels triangle or saw tooth waves for example may not give predictable results Peak to Peak pkpk Difference between highest and lowest points in waveform Unlike ampl does not assume the waveform has two levels Peak to peak is calculated using the formula maximum minimum...

Page 113: ... period The Virtual Clock setup gives you a choice of Standard 1 544 MHz or Custom reference clocks You can also use a mathematically derived Golden PLL to filter low frequency jitter The cutoff frequency is user selectable Time level time lv l Time from trigger t 0 to crossing at a specified level Top Higher of two most probable states base is lower Measures higher level in two level signals Diff...

Page 114: ...histogram specific measurements To set up one of these measurements in a parameter location select the Math function Fx location of the histogram as the measurement Source Calculating Measurements The instrument uses the following methods to calculate measurements Determining Top and Base Lines Proper determination of the top and base reference lines is fundamental for ensuring correct parameter c...

Page 115: ...the rise or fall time These results are averaged over the number of transition edges that occur within the observation window Rising Edge Duration Falling Edge Duration Where Mr is the number of rising edges found Mf the number of falling edges found the time when rising edge i crosses the x level and the time when falling edge i crosses the x level Determining Time Parameters Time parameter measu...

Page 116: ...propagation setup and hold delays Parameters such as Skew require the transition polarity of the clock and data signals to be specified A hysteresis range may be specified to ignore any spurious transition that does not exceed the boundaries of the hysteresis interval In the figure below Skew measures the time interval separating the falling edge of Source1 from the rising edge of Source2 106 ...

Page 117: ...f F1 Functions such as Trend can be applied to measurement parameters Px to plot the history of the measurement In addition to the extensive math capabilities that are standard with every instrument enhanced math analysis tools customized for various industries and applications are offered through optional software packages To learn about math tools available in each optional package see the produ...

Page 118: ...ose a location by touching one of the Fx tabs If you know which function location you ll be using you can select Fx Setup right from the Math menu 3 Choose a single f x or dual g f x operator function You can also choose Web Edit in which case this function is added as a terminal to the processing web See the instructions for Using Wed Edit to set up the function 4 In Operator1 choose the math ope...

Page 119: ...math or memory trace rather than create a new zoom This applies to any trace that is created as a math function Fx trace including traces generated through analysis options and graphs You can if you wish create a separate zoom trace from a memory or function trace the same as you would normally create a zoom draw a selection box apply the Zoom math operator etc In this case you choose one of the z...

Page 120: ...r mode from NORMAL AUTO to STOP The instrument resumes averaging when you change the trigger mode back to NORMAL AUTO You can reset the accumulated average by pushing the CLEAR SWEEPS button or by changing an acquisition parameter such as input gain offset coupling trigger condition timebase or bandwidth limit The number of current averaged waveforms of the function or its zoom is shown in the acq...

Page 121: ...ld average In this way for sweeps 4 the importance of the old average begins to decrease exponentially Note The number of sweeps used to compute the average is displayed at the bottom of the trace descriptor box Copy Function The Copy math function saves a copy of your present waveform in its unprocessed state to the first available memory location While processing may continue on the original wav...

Page 122: ...On checkbox 3 On the Eres subdialog then touch bits and make a selection from the pop up menu Tip To quickly set up ERes as a pre processing function access the channel setup dialog Cx and select a Noise Filter ERes bit size How the Instrument Enhances Resolution The instrument s enhanced resolution feature improves vertical resolution by a fixed amount for each filter This real increase in resolu...

Page 123: ... the input and output waveforms can be exactly compensated during the computation of the filtered waveform The filters have been given exact unity gain at low frequency ERes should therefore not cause overflow if the source data is not overflowed If part of the source trace were to overflow filtering would be allowed but the results in the vicinity of the overflowed data the filter impulse respons...

Page 124: ...uage However it is theoretically possible for the processing to be implemented in any language supporting Windows named events Mutex that can open a named memory mapped file No guarantee can be given however as to the behavior of the function using anything but C C The size of the memory window is fixed at 80 MB equating to 40 ms To use Fast Wave Port follow the usual steps to set up a math functi...

Page 125: ...an be carried out Setting Up FFT 1 Follow the usual steps to set up a math function selecting FFT from the Frequency Analysis submenu 2 Open the FFT subdialog 3 Choose an Output type 4 Optionally choose a weighting Window see below 5 Depending on your Output Type selection also make selections for l Group Delay Shift l Line Impedence By default the FFT function assumes a termination of 50 Ohms If ...

Page 126: ...ncy resolution Blackman Harris Reduces leakage to a minimum but with reduced frequency resolution FFT Window Filter Parameters Window Type Highest Side Lobe dB Scallop Loss dB ENBW bins Coherent Gain dB Rectangular 13 3 92 1 0 0 0 Von Hann 32 1 42 1 5 6 02 Hamming 43 1 78 1 37 5 35 Flat Top 44 0 01 3 43 11 05 Blackman Harris 67 1 13 1 71 7 53 Interpolate Function Linear interpolation which inserts...

Page 127: ...ular offset point The Sparsing factor specifies the number of sample points to reduce the input waveform by A sparsing factor of 4 for example says to retain only one out of every 4 samples A Sparsing offset of 3 on the other hand says to begin on the third sample then skip the number of samples specified by the sparsing factor 4 In this way the sample rate is effectively reduced For the sparsing ...

Page 128: ...m the Functions submenu 2 Touch the Rescale subdialog tab 3 To apply a multiplication factor l Check the First multiply by box and enter a value for a the multiplication factor l Touch then add and enter a value for b the additive constant 4 To change the output unit of measure from that of the source waveform l Check Override units l In Output enter the abbreviation for the new unit of measure Yo...

Page 129: ...Decibel Milliwatt RAD Radian DBV Decibel Volts DEG Degree of arc DBUZ Decibel Microamp MNT Minute of arc DEC Decade SAMPLE Sample DIV Divisions SWEEP Sweeps Event Events SEC Second of arc F Farad S Second G Gram SIE Siemens H Henry T Tesla HZ Hertz UI Unit interval J Joule V Volt K Degree Kelvin VA Volt amps CEL Degree Celsius W Watt FAR Degree Fahrenheit WB Weber L Liter MIN Min M Meter HOUR Hour...

Page 130: ...nvelope Calculates highest and lowest vertical values of a waveform at each horizontal value for a spe cified number of sweeps ERes Applies a noise reduction and smoothing filter by adding a specified number of bits See Enhanced Resolution Exp Calculates the antilog to the base e of the source that is e raised to the power equal to the source Exp10 Same as Exp using base 10 FFT Computes a frequenc...

Page 131: ... specified number of sweeps Segment Selects one segment from a source waveform to place in a sequence waveform Used in Sequence sampling mode Sinx x Performs 10 to 1 interpolation using a Sin x x filter Sparse Thins or decimates an incoming acquisition by dropping sample points at regular intervals Sparsing factor specifies the number of points to drop between retained samples e g factor of 4 reta...

Page 132: ...Memory until you see an empty memory slot Drag the descriptor box of the trace you wish to store onto the Mx descriptor box Note Try to choose an empty slot as anything currently stored in that location will be overwritten All memories will state if they are empty or an acquisition is stored there 1 Press the front panel Mem button or choose Math Memory Setup to open the Memories dialog 2 Touch th...

Page 133: ...by pressing the front panel Mem button or choosing Math Memory Setup Check On next to the memory trace you wish to display A description of the memory showing the source channel and creation time appears next to each Mx on the dialog Touch Clear All Memories to empty the memory banks Caution Memories cannot be restored once they have been erased 123 ...

Page 134: ...oftware packages may be purchased for specialized uses such as power analysis In most cases these options are added to the Analysis menu Documentation for software options can be found at teledynelecroy com support techlib under Manuals Software Options In addition documentation for many options available on your platform can be found in the online Help under the Support menu WaveScan The WaveScan...

Page 135: ... that cross a threshold more than once between high and low levels All events that meet the criteria of slope hysteresis and level are presented in a table and highlighted in the source trace The value displayed in the table is the difference of the max and min of the non monotonicity This can be confirmed with cursors The hysteresis value is used to eliminate noise A non monotonicity is detected ...

Page 136: ... Measurement Mode settings are l Measurement Choose the measurement parameter you wish to search l Filter Method Choose the operator that indicates the desired relationship to the Filter Limit Only measurements that meet this criteria are returned l Filter Limit Enter the value that completes the filter criteria Alternatively you can use the Filter Wizard to create the filter criteria Serial Patte...

Page 137: ... points in the trace that meet the search criteria Table Table view displays a table of measurements relevant to your chosen Search Mode next to the source trace Times view adds columns to the table showing Start and Stop Times for each event Scan Overlay Scan Overlay view plots the location of captured events in a new trace Colored overlays provide quick reference to sections of the waveform Zoom...

Page 138: ...an View in which you wish to display results by checking the box at the bottom of the dialog Each view selected is displayed simultaneously 8 If you re using Scan Overlay view on the Scan Overlay dialog Clear Sweeps If desired set up the Persistence display 9 Optionally choose an Action to trigger when an event that meets your scan criteria is found 10 Restart acquisition 11 When using the Zoom vi...

Page 139: ... data accumulates When the histogram reaches the top of the display it rescales the vertical axis to keep it on screen l LinConstMax keeps the histogram at near full scale and rescales the vertical axis as data is accumulated WaveScan Search Search is used to find events in traces usually zoom Zx traces that match user defined criteria To search within WaveScan 1 Select the Zoom view 2 After stopp...

Page 140: ...d golden standard waveform A mask defines an area of the grid against which a source Channel Zoom or Math trace is compared Test conditions are associated with the mask defining how the waveform is to be compared to the masked area e g some all values fall within some all values fall outside and a Pass or Fail result is returned indicating the condition was found to be true or false Mask testing c...

Page 141: ...ask touch Standard and select the mask from the pop up 3 Check View Mask to display the mask over the trace Remove a Mask from the Display Touch the Delete All Masks button Alternatively open the Qx dialog where a particular mask is set and on the Load Mask subdialog touch Delete Set Gates Set gates to limit the portion of the waveform that is compared to the mask 1 Open the Gate subdialog 2 Enter...

Page 142: ... that completes the condition The value entered acquires properties corresponding to the parameters being tested For example if you are testing a time parameter the unit is seconds 7 If you chose to set a Delta limit also enter the Absolute or Delta value You may choose instead to set Limit and Delta using one of the buttons at the bottom of the dialog Comparing Parameter Measurements When using D...

Page 143: ...se to apply actions if the result is a Pass or a Fail l Under Then choose all the actions to apply l Save a waveform file l Stop the test l Sound an Alarm l Emit a Pulse from the AUX OUT connector When taking this action also open the Aux Output tab and choose to Use Auxilliary Output For Pass Fail l Capture the screen and process it according to your Hardcopy selection e g send to printer l Creat...

Page 144: ...tups and parameter measurements The Flashback Recall feature instantly recalls the setups stored with individual Notebook Entries enabling you to restore the exact state of the instrument at a later date to perform additional analysis Back up the LabNotebook database to external media for indefinite storage of waveform data Create Notebook Entry A Notebook Entry is a snapshot of the instrument at ...

Page 145: ...otate these lines through 360 degrees or drag them to any location on the image Text Open a textbox for placing labels annotations on the image Touch the point on the image to place the label then enter the text in the pop up dialog Once placed you can resize the textbox or drag it to any location on the image RGB Selectors Quickly change the line color Just touch the color icon then choose the ne...

Page 146: ...the Filter Entries pop up enter the filter criteria You can use Day Month Year a Keyword or a combination 4 Touch Find Now to filter 5 To restore the full list touch Clear Filter Preview Notebook Entries View allows you to preview the selected entries in the report format before printing saving Select the desired entries then touch the View button Use the scrollbar that appears on the LabNotebook ...

Page 147: ...usly backed up the notebook deleted entries cannot be restored Create Report Create Reports collates the selected Notebook Entries into a single RTF PDF document or HTML archive using the report template selected on the LabNotebook Preferences tab This can be one of the preformatted templates or a custom format Note It is not necessary to first create a report document to preview email or print se...

Page 148: ...it Flashback Recall touch the Undo button at the far right of the menu bar Some result data not included in Flashback Recall are l Persistence data although it is saved in with the Notebook Entry l Floating point waveforms resulting from certain math operations that have much higher resolution than 16 bits This extra resolution is not preserved when traces are recalled using Flashback l Cumulative...

Page 149: ...ocation before starting a new Notebook Create New Notebook 1 Choose File LabNotebook 2 Enter a File Name for the Notebook optionally choose a new folder as well Touch OK The new notebook now appears New Notebook Entries will be added to this whenever it is selected Back Up Notebook 1 Choose File LabNotebook 2 Optionally enter a new File Name or choose a new storage Folder Note The default is the n...

Page 150: ...e from the D Xport folder You can create your own report template and place it in this directory for selection Templates must be saved as xsl or xslt files Change Logo The included LabNotebook report templates use our logo as a placeholder You can replace this with your custom logo Logo files should be in bitmap bmp format and not exceed 100 pixels high by 180 pixels wide 1 Copy the logo file to t...

Page 151: ...log when a new entry is created You can elect to name notebook entries using only the date timestamp by leaving this box unchecked Use Print Colors outputs waveforms on a white background This option helps save ink toner when printing Hardcopy Area determines how much of the screen image is included in the report grid area only grid area plus dialog whole screen Touch the field and choose from the...

Page 152: ... location such as a USB drive and recall them from the same Choose File Save Setup from the menu bar or click the Save Instrument Setup button on the main Save Recall dialog Save Setup to Memory 1 Touch one of the Setup data entry controls and enter a name for the memory 2 Touch the corresponding Save button directly to the left of the Setup field The save date time is displayed above the Setup da...

Page 153: ...utton on the main Save Recall dialog Recall Setup from Memory Touch one of the six Recall buttons under Recall From Internal Setup Note If a setup has been stored to a location it is labeled with the save date time Otherwise the slot is labeled Empty Recall Setup from File 1 In Recall panel from file touch Browse and navigate to the desired folder 2 Select the setup file and touch OK 3 On the Reca...

Page 154: ... from the source trace trace title number in sequence e g C1test000001 Choose File Save Waveform from the menu bar or click the Save Waveform button on the main Save Recall dialog Save Waveform To Memory 1 Touch Memory Note When Memory is selected only Source and Destination controls are shown on the Save Waveform dialog When File is selected many more controls are available 2 Choose the Source tr...

Page 155: ... is pre l Byte Binary represents samples in the output file with 8 bits This option can result in a loss of output file resolution l Auto Binary looks at the data and automatically selects either Word or Byte subformat l Amplitude only Text includes amplitude data for each sample but not time data l Time and Amplitude Text includes both types of data for each sample l With Header Text includes a f...

Page 156: ... which to open the recalled memory 4 Mark Show on Recall to display the trace on the grid 5 Touch Recall Now Recall Waveform From File 1 Touch File 2 Touch Recall files from directory and enter the path to the waveform folder or touch Browse and navigate to the folder 3 Use the Up Down Arrows to cycle through the available files until the desired file is selected Optionally touch Show only files t...

Page 157: ... are truncated because the instrument appends a sequence number to each file Place numbers at the beginning or place an alpha character after the number e g XYZ32a 3 Touch Data Format and choose from ASCII txt or Excel csv format 4 If you selected ASCII format also touch Delimiter and choose a character 5 In Save Files in Directory touch Browse and navigate to the desired folder Select it and touc...

Page 158: ...h each new trigger The file can later be recalled to the oscilloscope or saved permanently to external storage Caution If you have frequent triggers it is possible you will eventually run out of storage space Choose Wrap only if you re not concerned about files persisting on the instrument If you choose Fill plan to periodically delete or move files off the instrument or you will lose new data To ...

Page 159: ...n The selected print output device or application is displayed to the right of the HardCopy Setup button for convenience Show Windows Desktop minimizes the X Stream application window Maximize the application by touching the display icon located at the lower right of the desktop Touch Screen Calibration launches a sequence of display calibration screens You will be prompted through a series of act...

Page 160: ...and configuration of software on the controller as well These steps represent only what is done on the instrument See the Remote Control manual for your model for an explantion of the complete process 1 From the menu bar choose Utilities Utilities Setup then touch the Remote tab 2 On the Remote dialog make a Control From selection 3 If using TCPIP and wish to restrict controller privileges to spec...

Page 161: ...ea A preview of your hardcopy setup appears to the right of the dialog From the menu bar choose Utilities Utilities Setup Hardcopy to display the Hardcopy dialog Send to Printer Add Printer Note Any printer compatible with the instrument s Windows OS is supported Minimize the X Stream application and use the Windows controls to install printer drivers Connect printers via LAN Ethernet or USB 1 On ...

Page 162: ...button and navigate to the folder Note The default print folder is D Hardcopy Other types of files that may be saved using other functions such as masks and scripts have their own X Stream subfolders 5 Optionally choose a color scheme and hardcopy print area Copy to Clipboard This procedure copies the screen to the clipboard so you can paste it into another application Microsoft Word for example 1...

Page 163: ...using your chosen colors This option saves ink l Black White prints objects in grayscale Note The colors used to represent channels in Standard and Print schemes are configured on the Preferences Colors dialog Set Print Area To limit which part of the touch screen is captured touch Hardcopy Area on the Hardcopy dialog and choose from l Grid Area Only omits dialogs and menus and prints only the gri...

Page 164: ... trigger TRIG D Indicator lit Enter the desired pulse Amplitude Pass Fail generates a pulse when Pass Fail testing is active and conditions are met Enter the desired Pulse Duration Fast Edge provides a fast edge signal that can be used to deskew multiple channels Off disables auxiliary input output Calibration Output Choose the signal to be output from the Cal Out hook on the front of the instrume...

Page 165: ...n touch the Validate Changes button Internet Method This method uses the Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP to read the time from time a nist gov The instrument must be connected to an internet access device through a LAN Ethernet port If your connection is active touch the Set from Internet button Windows Method To set date and time using the internal Windows system clock touch the Windows Date Ti...

Page 166: ...Serial To install a key 1 From the menu bar choose Utillities Utilities Setup then touch the Options tab 2 Touch Add Key The Virtual Keyboard appears onscreen 3 Use the VIrtual Keyboard to type the Key Code in the Enter Option Key field then touch O K on the keyboard to enter the information The Key Code is added to the list of Installed Option Keys You can use the Up Down buttons to scroll the li...

Page 167: ...r choose any of the Save Recall functions and open the Disk Utilities tab Delete a Single File 1 Touch the Delete button 2 Browse to the current folder containing the file 3 Browse to the file to be deleted or use the Up and Down arrow buttons to scroll through the files in the folder 4 With the desired file selected touch Delete File Delete All Files in a Folder 1 Touch the Delete button 2 Browse...

Page 168: ...hear a beep each time you touch a screen or front panel control Language sets the language used on the touch screen display Font Size changes the size of the text that appears on the touch screen display Performance settings let you optimize performance for either Analysis speed of acquisition and calculation or Display speed of update refresh For example if you are concerned with persistence or a...

Page 169: ...lways in the vertical unit and the Delay is always in time However whenever Div is selected these values are scaled proportional to the change in gain or timebase thereby keeping the division of the grid constant Reset trigger counter before starting a new acquisition is selected by default It clears the trigger counter each time a new acquisition command is sent It is only made active for deselec...

Page 170: ... is entered in a calibration table and reused for the duration of the session so that over time the frequency of recalibration decreases These calibration entries persist only for a single session Dynamic Calibration restarts when the instrument is restarted or you change the principal acquisition settings Manual Calibration Two manual calibration routines can be used to recalibrate immediately be...

Page 171: ...oice mail and fax to work through a single client such as the Exchange client MAPI uses the default Windows e mail application l SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is a TCP IP protocol for sending messages from one computer to another through a network This protocol is used on the Internet to route e mail In many cases no account is needed Under Configuration l If you chose SMTP touch SMTP Server ...

Page 172: ...ence you can Preview print colors to see how the settings will appear in print output Note Print colors are used only when the Colors control is set to Print on the Hardcopy dialog in Utilities Utilities Setup Otherwise the Screen colors are used for print output as well as on screen To make any setting just touch the color swatch for either Screen or Print next to the trace number and make a sele...

Page 173: ...ion algorithm to the knobs Legacy detects rotation of the front panel knobs in a manner similar to our legacy oscilloscopes Serial Decode Annotation Position If you have Serial Trigger or Decode options installed on your instrument this control determines the placement of annotation labels relative to the trace line It does not appear if there are no installed options l On Trace places the label c...

Page 174: ...ollowing the prompts touch as close as possible to the center of each cross that appears on the screen until the calibration sequence is complete Restart Reboot Instrument To restart the oscilloscope application choose File Exit from the menu bar then touch the Start DSO desktop shortcut Note You will generally need to exit and restart the application after adding new options keys To reboot the in...

Page 175: ...and choose to Save the installer to the instrument Desktop or a folder on the D drive If downloading from a remote PC save the installer to a USB storage device to transfer it to the instrument 6 Browse to the location of the installer xstreamdsoinstaller_x x x x exe and double click it to launch the X Stream Setup wizard 7 On the wizard click Next then read the EULA and click I Agree 8 Leave the ...

Page 176: ...products The Datasheet published on the product page contains the detailed product specifications You can also submit Technical Support requests via the website at teledynelecroy com support techhelp Service Centers For a complete list of offices by country including our sales distribution partners visit teledynelecroy com support contact Teledyne LeCroy 700 Chestnut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge NY 1...

Page 177: ...l The RMA l Name and address of the owner l Product model and serial number l Description of failure or requisite service 4 Pack the product case in a cardboard shipping box with adequate padding to avoid damage in transit 5 Mark the outside of the box with the shipping address given to you by Teledyne LeCroy be sure to add the following l ATTN RMA code assigned by Teledyne LeCroy l FRAGILE 6 If r...

Page 178: ...ed Electromagnetic Field 3 V m 80 1000 MHz 3 V m 1400 MHz 2 GHz 1 V m 2 GHz 2 7 GHz EN 61000 4 4 A1 2010 Electrical Fast Transient Burst 1 kV on power supply lines 0 5 kV on I O signal data and control lines 4 EN 61000 4 5 2006 Power Line Surge 1 kV AC Mains L N L PE N PE 4 EN 61000 4 6 2009 RF Conducted Electromagnetic Field 3 Vrms 0 15 MHz 80 MHz EN 61000 4 11 2004 Mains Dips and Interruptions 0...

Page 179: ... for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use Part 1 General requirements EN 61010 2 030 2010 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use Part 2 030 Particular requirements for testing and measuring circuits The design has been verified to conform to the following limits put forth by these standards l Mains Power Supply Circuits Ov...

Page 180: ...cable European Union requirements to Directives 2012 19 EU and 2013 56 EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE and Batteries The product is subject to disposal and recycling regulations that vary by country and region Many countries prohibit the disposal of waste electronic equipment in standard waste receptacles For more information about proper disposal and recycling of your Teledyn...

Page 181: ...ly tested and is presumed to be functional Nevertheless it is supplied without warranty of any kind covering detailed performance Teledyne LeCroy shall not be responsible for any defect damage or failure caused by any of the following a attempted repairs or installations by personnel other than Teledyne LeCroy representatives or b improper connection to incompatible equipment or c for any damage o...

Page 182: ...ing 41 calibration 2 12 154 167 Cascaded 66 channel 38 descriptor box 18 frequency 10 setup 39 cleaning 2 clock external 55 reference 55 sample 55 color 141 162 compliance 168 cooling 2 copy function 111 coupling 10 18 39 cursor 80 81 controls 82 readout 19 80 custom measurements 86 D date and time 155 de embedding 10 41 degauss 41 delay 47 159 post trigger 48 pre trigger 47 descriptor box 16 17 2...

Page 183: ... 27 frequency 112 response 10 115 front panel 163 G gain 39 159 gating measurements 86 GPIB 150 graphing measurements 94 grid 16 58 73 auto grid 73 intensity 76 style 73 76 H hard drive 139 157 hardcopy settings 151 histograms 85 94 96 WaveScan 129 holdoff 67 horizontal controls 47 humidity 2 I import trc files 146 Labnotebooks 139 setup panels 143 inputs analog 10 intensity grid 76 interfaces 10 ...

Page 184: ...rocessing web 90 readouts 83 saving 147 statistics 84 measurements status 83 memory 122 123 descriptor box 18 memory length 48 multi grid display 73 multi stage triggers 65 multi zoom 31 N notebooks 134 136 139 O offset 159 operating environment 2 optimization 158 options 12 156 P parameter compare 130 132 parameter math 89 pass fail testing 130 132 133 persistence 78 histogram 96 WaveScan 128 pos...

Page 185: ... time 105 RoHS 170 roll sampling mode 51 S safety 1 169 sample clock 55 sample points 48 117 sample rate 48 51 sampling mode 47 real time 51 RIS 51 roll 51 sequence 52 save data 134 147 LabNotebooks 139 setup panels 134 142 waveforms 122 144 screen capture 35 151 search 124 136 sequence sampling mode 52 77 serial triggers 163 service 166 167 setup panels 134 142 143 sin x 18 40 software assisted t...

Page 186: ...nce 78 recall 134 146 save 134 144 turn on off 28 track 94 97 98 TRC files 122 144 146 trend 94 97 99 trigger 58 automating 71 controls 58 60 67 counter 67 159 delay 47 descriptor box 19 holdoff 67 software assisted 70 time 51 67 TriggerScan 71 U UL compliance 169 undo 16 units 40 118 utilities 149 V vertical 38 controls 39 offset 39 resolution 112 sensitivity 38 39 W waveform files 122 144 146 Wa...

Page 187: ...Index Z zoom 25 28 31 controls 31 163 descriptor box 18 multi zoom 31 undo 16 177 ...

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