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LabMaster 10 Zi Oscilloscopes 

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LM10Zi-GSM-E Rev A 

External Display Setup 

Setting up the 

Zi-EXTDISP-15

External Display involves making 

DVI-D

 and 

USB

 connections and some touch screen selections. The USB connection 

is a "hot swap," so there's no need to restart the instrument once 
you've connected. 

1.

 

With your system powered down, attach the 

Zi-EXTDISP-15 

power cord

 from the power port of the PCIe card on the back of 

the Zi-EXTDISP-15 monitor to an AC socket.  

2.

 

Attach the provided 

DVI-D cable

 from the back of the Master 

Control Module to the DVI-D port on the Zi-EXTDISP-15 monitor. 

3.

 

Attach the provided 

USB cable

 (where applicable) from the back 

of the Master Control Module to a USB port on the Zi-EXTDISP-15 
monitor. 

4.

 

Turn on the oscilloscope. 

5.

 

When the instrument has finished booting, touch 

Display → 

Display Setup...

 from the menu bar. 

6.

 

In the 

Second Monitor Configuration

 section of the Display 

dialog, touch 

Open Monitor Control Panel

. 

7.

 

Use the 

Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator Driver

 to adjust 

your external monitor settings.

 

 

Summary of Contents for LabMaster 10 Zi Series

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual LabMaster 10 Zi Series Oscilloscopes ...

Page 2: ...LabMaster 10Zi Series Oscilloscopes Operator s Manual PRELIMINARY VERSION ...

Page 3: ...tribution purposes is strictly prohibited However clients are encouraged to distribute and duplicate Teledyne LeCroy documentation for their own internal educational purposes Teledyne LeCroy and 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 change without ...

Page 4: ...Controls 19 Touch Screen Displays 20 LabMaster Setup 21 Connecting LabMaster Components 21 PCIe 1 Lane Cable SYNC Connection s 21 PCIe 4 Lane DATALINK Connection s 24 SMA 72 Cables ChannelSync Clock 27 ChannelSync Mainframe Hub 30 Power Cable and Main Power Switch 31 External Display Setup 32 Removing and Attaching the Front Panel 33 LabMaster Calibration 35 Probe and Signal Connection Interfaces ...

Page 5: ...pling Mode Working with Segments 76 RIS Sampling Mode For Higher Sampling Rates 84 Vertical 85 Vertical Overview 85 Channel Dialog 85 Pre Processing Controls 87 Response Optimization Modes 89 LabMaster Channel Setup 91 LabMaster Calibration 92 Trigger 98 Trigger Overview 98 Trigger Types 99 Trigger Settings 103 Trigger Setup 104 TriggerScan 110 Viewing Waveforms 114 Display 114 Persistence 118 Wav...

Page 6: ...Math Setup 138 Math and Measurement Analysis 141 Track vs Trend 142 Viewing Histograms 143 Viewing Trends 147 Viewing a Track 148 Pass Fail Parameter Testing 149 Mask Testing 158 WaveScan Overview 162 Customization Overview 164 Documenting Work with LabNotebook 166 LabNotebook Overview 166 Using LabNotebook 167 Save Recall 173 Save Recall Overview 173 Saving and Recalling Setups 173 Saving and Rec...

Page 7: ...0Zi GSM E Rev A System Recovery 203 Reference 204 Warranty 204 Specifications 205 Certifications 205 Contact Teledyne LeCroy 210 End User License Agreement for Teledyne LeCroy X Stream Software 211 Windows License Agreement 222 Index 223 ...

Page 8: ...at teledynelecroy com always maintains the most current specification information The website should be checked for frequent updates Support When your product is delivered verify that all items on the packing list or invoice copy have been shipped to you Contact your nearest Teledyne LeCroy customer service center at the address listed in this manual or your national distributor if anything is mis...

Page 9: ...rt you to important safety considerations This symbol is used where caution is required Refer to the accompanying information or documents in order to protect against personal injury or damage to the instrument This symbol warns of a potential risk of electric shock This symbol is used to denote the measurement ground connection This symbol is used to denote a safety ground connection This symbol ...

Page 10: ...t of the oscilloscope must only be connected to source circuits where measures are taken to limit transient voltages to an appropriately low level Operating Environment The instrument is intended for indoor use and should be operated in a clean dry environment Before using this product ensure that its operating environment is maintained within these parameters Temperature 5 to 40 C Humidity Maximu...

Page 11: ...e airflow around the apertures fan holes on any side of the oscilloscope For sides and rear apertures ensure adequate ventilation by leaving the required 15 cm 6 inches minimum gap around the sides and rear of the instrument For bottom apertures the oscilloscope feet up or down provide adequate clearance Ensure at least the minimum feet clearance is achieved as paper or light objects can be drawn ...

Page 12: ...ial trigger option etc Power and Ground Connections The MCM Zi Master Control Module is provided with a 10A 250V rated grounded cord set containing a molded three terminal polarized plug with a standard IEC 60320 Type C13 connector The connector mates to a compatible power inlet on the Master Control Module for making line voltage and safety ground connections The 10 xxZi Acquisition Module is pro...

Page 13: ... the Power Switch or File Shutdown command in the software to properly shut down your instrument Never substitute this practice by pulling the instrument power cord from the socket or shutting down a connected power strip Standby Power Switch and Oscilloscope Operational States For the MCM Zi Master Control Module the Standby Power switch controls the operational state of the oscilloscope This tog...

Page 14: ...libration should be performed by qualified personnel only Cleaning Clean only the exterior of the instrument using a damp soft cloth Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive elements Under no circumstances allow moisture to penetrate the instrument Avoid electrical shock hazard by unplugging the power cord from the AC outlet before cleaning WARNING There are no operator serviceable parts inside Do n...

Page 15: ...ection The oscilloscope s protection is likely to be impaired if for example the instrument shows visible damage or has been subjected to severe transport stresses Other indications of impairment due to hazardous electrical quantities might include obviously incorrect measurement behaviors If you suspect the oscilloscope s protection has been impaired disconnect the power cord and secure the instr...

Page 16: ...ime for easy channel upgrades Bandwidth upgrades are available for future scalability Unique ChannelSync architecture ensures precise synchronization between all oscilloscope channels located in different acquisition modules A single 10 GHz distributed clock signal is generated in the MCM Zi Master Control Module and then used in or distributed to as many as twenty 10 xxZi Acquisition Modules The ...

Page 17: ...LabMaster 10 Zi Oscilloscopes 10 LM10Zi GSM E Rev A MCM ZiMaster Control Module with up to five10 xxZi Acquisition Modules ...

Page 18: ...ions on the product datasheet maintained at www teledynelecroy com for more information NOTE If your LabMaster system runs multiple Acquisition Modules for optimal channel access and convenience Teledyne LeCroy recommends stacking the modules on top of each other on your bench inside Teledyne LeCroy s available OC910 or inside of your own rack modules must be specifically ordered for rack mounting...

Page 19: ...Master Control Module includes Controls Display CPU and ChannelSync Clock Architecture All acquisition capability is contained in separate Acquisition Modules Number and Description 1 Power Button 2 Fast Edge Output 3 Host USB Ports 4 Detachable Front Panel Control 5 Front Panel Control Release Switch ...

Page 20: ...Drive 5 AC Power Inlet 6 The I O Panel 7 DVI D Video Output 8 PCIe 4 Lane Data Inputs from corresponding Acquisition Modules PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING Cap off unused ChannelSync SMA sockets item number 1 on the back of your Master Control Module using the provided chain linked 50 Ω terminations not shown 10 MHz Reference Clock Inputs are specifically intended for synchronization with other instrum...

Page 21: ...on Slot options for GPIB LSIB and support for Teledyne LeCroy External Display Zi EXTDISP 15 However option cards must be specified when ordering and installed at the Teledyne LeCroy factory into any number of the same five slots used for the Acquisition Modules The slot between the DVI D Video Output connector and the PCIe 4 Lane Data Connection for Channels 1 4 is unavailable ...

Page 22: ...Fast Edge Output 8 Ground connection for wrist strap PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING If your system runs multiple Acquisition Modules for optimal channel access and convenience Teledyne LeCroy recommends stacking the modules on top of each other on your bench inside Teledyne LeCroy s available OC910 oscilloscope cart or inside of your own rack modules must be specifically ordered for rack mounting from ...

Page 23: ... Input 2 ChannelSync PCIe 1 Lane Control Input 3 PCIe 4 Lane Data Output 4 AC Power Inlet NOTE Only Back of MCM Zi Master Control Module on page 13 has 10 MHz Reference Clock Input Output connections 10 MHz Reference Clock Inputs are specifically intended for synchronization with other instruments not between Master and Acquisition modules ...

Page 24: ...ide LM10Zi GSM E Rev A 17 Front of ChannelSync Mainframe Hub Back of ChannelSync Mainframe Hub Number and Description 1 10 GHz REF Out 2 SYNC Out 3 DATA LINK Out 4 DATA LINK In 5 10 MHz REF In 6 AC Power Inlet 7 SYNC In ...

Page 25: ...e located on the back of the Master Control Module See Back of MCM Zi Master Control Module on page 13 for more information Number and Description 1 Mouse 2 Keyboard 3 Host USB Ports 4 5 15 pin VGA WXGA Video Output 6 DVI D Video Output 7 Ethernet port LAN 8 USBTMC Ports 9 Audio Input Output Speaker Mic Line In NOTE Contact a system administrator when connecting to a LAN ...

Page 26: ... E Rev A 19 Front Panel Controls Many Front Panel controls directly correspond with Screen Layout Controls For example the Print front panel button is associated with one of the Hardcopy function at Utilities Utilities Setup Hardcopy ...

Page 27: ...ttach an external monitor for display A properly configured LeCroy Zi EXTDISP 15 integrated second touch screen display will take on all the touch screen capabilities of the internal display You can also configure an external display using the optional DVI D video output connector to drive an external monitor in addition to the internal touch screen ...

Page 28: ...ly connect all parts of your LabMaster PCIe 1 Lane Cable SYNC Connection s Connect each PCIe 1 Lane Control Input on the back of your 10 xxZi Acquisition Modules to a PCIe 1 Lane Output on the MCM Zi Master Control Module using the PCIe 1 Lane cable s provided PCIe 1 Lane Cable On the back of the Master Control Module plug one end of the PCIe 1 Lane cable into the PCIe 1 Lane Channel Sync Output l...

Page 29: ...ious steps for every additional Acquisition Module in your system PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING PCIe 1 Lane Cable plugs are keyed with a single groove along one wide side of the plug The plug must be inserted into the socket with the groove aligned properly Connect into your Acquisition Modules from the correct channel groupings on the Master Control Module meaning your first ...

Page 30: ...output etc If you are connecting less than 5 of the Acquisition Modules the PCIe 1 Lane Channel Sync Outputs on the back of the Master Control Module may not be skipped and must be connected in consecutive order into the PCIe 1 Lane Channel Sync Inputs on the back of the corresponding acquisition modules Pull gently on the green pull tab on the cable plug for removal ...

Page 31: ...ing the PCIe 4 Lane Data Output on the back of each 10 xxZi Acquisition Module to the PCIe 4 Lane Data Inputs on the back of your MCM Zi Master Control Module using PCIe 4 Lane cable s provided PCIe 4 Lane Cable On the back of the Acquisition Module connect one end of a PCIe 4 lane cable from the PCIe 4 Lane Data Output labeled DATALINK ...

Page 32: ...ng Started Guide LM10Zi GSM E Rev A 25 Now on the back of the Master Control Module connect the other end of the same PCIe 4 Lane cable into the corresponding PCIe 4 Lane Data Input labeled DATALINK CHANNEL ...

Page 33: ... of the plug The plug must be inserted into the socket with the groove aligned properly Be sure to connect your Acquisition Modules to the correct channel groupings on the Master Control Module First Acquisition Module is connected into DATALINK CHANNEL 1 4 second into the DATALINK CHANNEL 5 9 input third into the DATALINK CHANNEL 9 12 input fourth into the DATALINK CHANNEL 13 16 input and last in...

Page 34: ... the PCIe 4 Lane Data Outputs on the back of the corresponding slaves Pull gently on the green pull tab on the cable plug for removal SMA 72 Cables ChannelSync Clock Connect each SMA 10 GHz Clock Output on the back of your MCM Zi Master Control Module to the SMA 10 GHz Clock Input on each 10 xxZi Acquisition Module used in your system using the SMA 72 cable s provided Note Use an SMA torque wrench...

Page 35: ...aster Control Module connect one end of an SMA 72 cable from a SMA 10 GHz Clock Output labeled REF unscrew the chain linked 50 Ω termination if necessary Now on the back of the Acquisition Module connect the other end of the same SMA 72 cable into the corresponding SMA 10 GHz Clock Input labeled REF ...

Page 36: ...i GSM E Rev A 29 Repeat the previous steps for every additional Acquisition Module in your system Cap off unused SMA 10 GHz Clock Outputs on the back of your Master Control Module using the chain linked 50 Ω terminations provided ...

Page 37: ...he CMH 20 shown below is populated with 20 cards for use with 20 Acquisition Modules or 80 total channels Connect a PCIe 1 Lane cable from the MCM Zi Channel 1 4 output to the single PCIe 1 Lane input at the lower right of the CMH 20 back panel Connect four PCl4 4 Lane cables from the MCM Zi data outputs for channels 1 4 5 8 9 12 and 13 16 to the four PCIe 4 Lane data inputs along the bottom of th...

Page 38: ...tor CAUTION The combined draw from your Master Control Module and Acquisition Modules max of 20 can be many kilowatts Two acquisition modules connected to a single circuit may cause an overcurrent condition for that circuit When all connections are made the main power switch on the front of the Master Control Module powers on all components as a single unit NOTE If any connections are incorrect th...

Page 39: ... of the Zi EXTDISP 15 monitor to an AC socket 2 Attach the provided DVI D cable from the back of the Master Control Module to the DVI D port on the Zi EXTDISP 15 monitor 3 Attach the provided USB cable where applicable from the back of the Master Control Module to a USB port on the Zi EXTDISP 15 monitor 4 Turn on the oscilloscope 5 When the instrument has finished booting touch Display Display Set...

Page 40: ...etting Started Guide LM10Zi GSM E Rev A 33 Removing and Attaching the Front Panel Detach the Front Panel Control from the oscilloscope by sliding the detachment lever to the left and pulling at the right ...

Page 41: ...d then pushing the top in place While detached your front panel can be used as a remote control Just connect it to the oscilloscope using the USB A to USB Mini B cable provided NOTE While a standard front panel comes with your Zi oscilloscope Teledyne LeCroy offers additional standard front panels or a 4 channel version to better suit the way you work ...

Page 42: ... propagation delay static skew This propagation delay is normally 100 200 ps and is a result of the very small differences in length between the PCIe cables used for connections on your particular LabMaster setup Minor static skew differences between channels in a single acquisition module The small amount of static skew resulting from the factory hardware deskew At the factory channels in each Ac...

Page 43: ...ables and align trigger positions on all modules The SystemSkew Cal need only be performed once at initial setup as long as the cables or the acquisition modules do not change If the LabMaster system you re using has only one acquisition module a SystemSkew Cal provides no value During SystemSkew Cal you are instructed to connect the Fast Edge output to one channel on each acquisition module in a ...

Page 44: ...t of the Master Control Module to Channel 1 then on the Wizard touch Next 4 When prompted connected the Fast Edge output using the same cable as used to connect to Channel 1 to Channel 5 then touch Next again 5 Continue following on screen prompts for as many additional modules there are 6 When completed touch Finish to apply and store all corrections to the calibration folder ...

Page 45: ...cope package or better than 275 fs RMS NOTE If cables or probes are added to your setup subsequent to running the ChannelSync Calibration Wizard you must manually deskew these items in the Channel dialog to account for their respective propagation delays The values you provide on the Channel dialog in the deskew section are additional to values shown on the ChannelSync Calibration dialog 1 From th...

Page 46: ...f each channel Touch the Next button 4 Connect the Fast Edge calibration signal located on the front of the Acquisition Module to the Input you provided as the reference input and then touch the Next button The ChannelSync Calibration measurements are performed on the input you entered in this case C1 5 Connect your Fast Edge calibration signal to the next input in this case C2 and then touch the ...

Page 47: ...GSM E Rev A 6 When you have finished all channels a message indicates all measurements have been performed Touch the Finish button The ChannelSync Calibration dialog shows details about all performed measurements and the deskew values applied ...

Page 48: ...th the oscilloscope channel in a number of ways Upon connection the probe is recognized and some setup information such as input coupling and attenuation is performed automatically System probe plus oscilloscope gain settings are automatically calculated and displayed based on the probe attenuation Most active probes match probe to oscilloscope response automatically using probe response data stor...

Page 49: ...to a ground point like single ended active probes differential probes measure the difference in voltage of a test point in relation to another test point Some models of differential probes may require an adapter to connect to the 2 92 mm and 1 85 mm interfaces on the 10 xxZi Acquisition Modules Connecting to 1 85 mm Probe Interfaces Teledyne LeCroy s LabMaster 10 Zi oscilloscopes utilize a 1 85mm ...

Page 50: ... are comprised of two connector halves subassemblies which have a common mating interface The first connector half is mounted into the oscilloscope connector panel The outer end of this connector has a combination of grooves external threads and a coaxial interface with a 2 92 mm airline geometry The second connector half is the connector saver It has a similar interface on one end with spring bia...

Page 51: ...per and ProBus Input B Lower interfaces The input selection is on the left hand side of the dialog box In this case the A input the ProLink interface is selected When the probe is not connected there is only a C1 tab selection for vertical channel setup and the user has the ability to select input coupling and probe attenuation Channel dialog showing Input A s interface controls setup before conne...

Page 52: ...ecific information on the connected probe Default values for the probes coupling and attenuation are automatically downloaded from the probe and these settings along with other attributes are shown on the dialog The probe dialog showing the connected probe s control attributes ...

Page 53: ...ettings see Save Recall Saving and Recalling Setups on page 173 Auto Setup Opens the Auto Setup flyout menu Press the Auto Setup button on the flyout menu to perform a full auto setup Press a Channel Find Scale button on the flyout menu to perform a quick auto setup for that channel only Press the AUTO SETUP front panel button twice to perform the last selection from the Auto Setup flyout menu the...

Page 54: ...WaveStream OFF and ON for Analog Persistence and WaveStream ON for Color Persistence When you turn the knob if WaveStream is ON the WaveStream display intensity changes When you turn the knob if WaveStream is OFF changes the Intensity setting Corresponds with the screen menu selection Display Display Setup on page 115 ...

Page 55: ...se the Trigger Setup dialog Auto Turn on Auto Trigger mode which triggers the oscilloscope after a time out even if the trigger conditions are not met Normal Turn on Normal Trigger mode which triggers the oscilloscope each time a signal is present that meets the conditions set for the type of trigger selected Single Turn on Single Trigger mode which arms the oscilloscope to trigger once single sho...

Page 56: ...ont panel controls correspond with screen menu selection Timebase Horizontal Setup Delay Toggles between a zero horizontal delay value and the previous horizontal delay value Turn to change the horizontal delay value Time Div Sets the time division of the oscilloscope timebase acquisition system ...

Page 57: ...at channel button makes it active and then pressing it a second time turns it OFF Offset Toggles between a zero vertical offset value and the previous vertical offset value for the selected channel Turn to change the vertical offset value for the selected channel Gain Toggles between fixed and variable gain adjustment Turn to change the gain value NOTE Front panel Channel buttons are only lit when...

Page 58: ...t Turn to change the horizontal zoom ratio of the selected math trace Quick Zoom Automatically displays magnified views of up to four signal inputs on multiple grids With four input signals the signals are displayed along with four zoom traces each on its own grid Pressing this button also turns off all other traces Vertical Position Resets the vertical zoom position to zero Turn to change the ver...

Page 59: ...Many front panel controls directly correspond with screen layout controls For example the Print front panel general control button corresponds with the Hardcopy function set from Utilities Utilities Setup Hardcopy Menu Bar The top of the screen contains a menu bar of commonly used functions Whenever you touch one of these buttons and make a selection from its drop down menu the dialog area at the ...

Page 60: ... side of the menu bar You can use these toolbar buttons to quickly access Trigger Processing and Undo functionality QUICK ACCESS TRIGGER FUNCTIONS Auto Press to turn on Auto Trigger mode which triggers the oscilloscope after a time out even if the trigger conditions are not met Normal Press to turn on Normal Trigger mode which triggers the oscilloscope each time a signal is present that meets the ...

Page 61: ...sume data processing with the touch of two on screen buttons Touching the Stop button shows the Processing Paused pop up Touch the Resume button to continue processing data At times an Undo button is made available to the right of the Quick Access Toolbar on the Menu Bar QUICK ACCESS UNDO FUNCTION The Undo button is labeled with the most recent action Autoset being the most recent action in the sc...

Page 62: ...ral indicators on the grid to help you understand the following Trigger Delay This indicator is located along the bottom edge of the grid Trigger delay allows you to see the signal prior to the trigger time All trigger delay values including post trigger delay shown here are displayed in the Timebase Descriptor Label Zero delay is the horizontal center of the oscilloscope display The default setti...

Page 63: ... to the lower right of the grid Trigger Level This indicator is located at the right edge of the grid It tracks the trigger level as you reposition the trace up or down or change scale When triggering is stopped a hollow arrow indicates where the new level ends up when triggering resumes Push the LEVEL knob to reset the level to 50 Zero Volts Level This indicator is located at the left edge of the...

Page 64: ...th the grid display these boxes provide a summary of your channel timebase and trigger settings When a trace is selected its corresponding descriptor label is shown highlighted The C1 Trace Descriptor Label is selected C2 is not Make vertical or horizontal channel adjustments by touching the respective label The setup dialog for the function is shown beneath Channel trace labels show the vertical ...

Page 65: ...gger settings Make vertical or horizontal channel adjustments by touching the respective label The setup dialog for the function is shown beneath TimeBase trace descriptor labels show the trigger delay setting time per division and sampling information Trigger trace descriptor labels show the trigger mode Auto Normal or Stopped It also shows the coupling DC trigger type Edge source C1 level 0 mV a...

Page 66: ... for the trace Open the Measure dialog for the trace Annotate the selected trace For more information see the Actions for Trace Buttons section of Dialog Area on page 61 ANNOTATING TRACES The instrument gives you the ability to add an identifying label bearing your own text to a waveform display For each waveform you can create multiple labels and turn them all on or all off Also you can position ...

Page 67: ...race you want to annotate is currently displayed touch the Label button at the bottom to display the Trace Annotation setup dialog You may place a label anywhere you want on the waveform Labels are numbered sequentially according to the order in which they are added and not according to their placement on the waveform If you want to change the label s text touch inside the Label Text field A pop u...

Page 68: ...screens are organized into tabular displays subtabs or pop up dialogs The dialog area is controlled by Touch Screen Controls and Front Panel Controls POP UP SELECTOR CONTROLS When Pop Up selector controls are touched sometimes a very small box is shown right inside the control as in the following control for Coupling on the C1 dialog Pop Up Selector Control for smaller values Other times a larger ...

Page 69: ...tor Control for values with varied types TEXT ENTRY CONTROLS Most controls can be touched once and you can then provide a value using an attached or double touch click to use the Virtual on screen keyboard Text entry field for LabNotebook using the Virtual Keyboard ...

Page 70: ... drive or memory device for retrieving or storing items such as waveforms LabNotebook entries to name a few Folder File Browsing recall waveform controls NOTE The instrument s hard disk is partitioned into C and D drives Drive C contains the Windows operating system and the instrument application software Drive D is intended for data files ...

Page 71: ...a variety of solutions for a particular main area of functionality It does this by providing a set of buttons subdividing the control into more specific functions on the right side of the display An example of Flyout Menu Controls is seen in the Setup front panel button Setup Flyout Menu control ...

Page 72: ...t entry control and you can manually type the value in using an attached or double touch click to use the Virtual on screen keyboard Text entry field for LabNotebook using the Virtual Keyboard Slider Bar Some models provide what is known as a Slider Bar along the bottom of the screen when a keyboard is attached to the instrument The Slider Bar allows you to select your entered value by moving a ho...

Page 73: ... same control For many controls the Front Panel Controls on page 19 can be used to adjust the value in the pop up The Pop Up contains Up and Down arrow buttons Set to Max Default and Min buttons and the Keypad itself for providing your value When the slider bar is shown only appearing on 7 8 9 and 10 Zi models without a physical keyboard attached Default and Keypad buttons are provided for quickly...

Page 74: ...og is currently displayed Math Opens the Math menu You can then select a math function from this menu without leaving the Channel Setup dialog A math trace of the channel whose dialog is currently open is automatically displayed Decode Opens the main Serial Decode dialog where protocol option measurements can be applied to signals Store Loads the channel trace into the next available memory locati...

Page 75: ...calibration Another example is seen in the buttons appearing at the bottom of the Measure Px dialogs The button may be selected in order to display the functions named on the buttons sometimes labeled as Actions Shortcut buttons on the Fx dialog Using these buttons allow you to remain in the Measure dialog while setting up a Math trace on a parameter measurement Message Bar At the bottom of the os...

Page 76: ...icates the active trace to which all actions apply Touch this box at any time to open its setup dialog NOTE The default is to display each trace on its own grid automatically Auto Grid To change how traces are arranged choose another option from the Display menu You can also quickly create and turn on the descriptor box for math and memory traces without leaving the Channel dialog by touching the ...

Page 77: ...main Timebase dialog This section varies based on your oscilloscope model Combining Channels Digital Bandwidth Interleave DBI is a method for combining channels to double or triple bandwidth sample rate and memory lengths just as oscilloscope manufacturers have for years interleaved channels to increase sample rate and memory When you make DBI selections some system values are changed View these c...

Page 78: ...ching the corresponding input button one from each channel within a single Acquisition Module The active pair is highlighted Combinations can be made in one or all modules IMAGE TO COME NOTE Use Channel 4 for high speed serial triggering even in cases where the oscilloscope is operating in 50 60 or 65 GHz modes The respective channels are combined into one channel at higher bandwidth labeled B ...

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Page 80: ...Setup and Control 1 On the Timebase dialog touch inside Time Division and provide a value using your preferred input method Additional information on using the touch screen controls can be found in the Dialog Area 2 Touch inside Delay and provide a value ...

Page 81: ...gger events stored as segments into the oscilloscope s memory RIS Sampling Mode on page 84 Random Interleaved Sampling RIS an acquisition technique that allows effective sampling rates higher than the maximum single shot sampling rate Selecting a Sampling Mode 1 Touch Timebase Horizontal Setup from the menu bar 2 On the Timebase dialog select a Sample Mode 3 If you chose Sequence Mode touch the Se...

Page 82: ... to the trigger event while post trigger delay is the time back to the event You can sample the waveform in a range starting well before the trigger event up to the moment the event occurs This is 100 pre trigger and it allows you to see the waveform leading up to the point at which the trigger condition was met and the trigger occurred The instrument offers up to the maximum record length of poin...

Page 83: ... four channels simultaneously You can minimize dead time between trigger events for consecutive segments You can view time stamps for acquisitions You can zoom segments or used them as input to math functions You can combine sequence mode with an advanced trigger to isolate a rare event capture all instances over hours or days and view analyze each afterwards You can use Sequence mode in remote op...

Page 84: ...etting Started Guide LM10Zi GSM E Rev A 77 How the instrument captures segments Sequence Display Modes The instrument gives you a choice of five ways to display your segments Adjacent Waterfall cascaded ...

Page 85: ...nce Mode you define the number of fixed size segments acquired in single shot mode see the instrument specifications for the limits The oscilloscope uses the sequence timebase setting to determine the capture duration of each segment Along with this setting the oscilloscope uses the number of segments maximum segment length and total available memory to determine the actual number of samples or se...

Page 86: ...log Area NOTE The number of segments you choose to display can be less than the total number of segments in the waveform For example in the pop up images above the number of display segments is 10 but the total number of segments entered in the timebase dialog s Num Segments control is 100 4 Touch the Enable Timeout checkbox 5 Touch inside the Timeout data entry control and provide a timeout value...

Page 87: ...form displayed and control of the oscilloscope returned to the user after the timeout has elapsed 6 Under Display Settings touch inside the Display mode control and select a sequence mode display from the pop up menu NOTE Once a single acquisition has started you can interrupt the acquisition at any time by pressing the SINGLE front panel button a second time or by pressing the STOP front panel bu...

Page 88: ...ts acquired Zoom descriptors indicate Seg and Segments in the Zoom You can scroll through the segments usingZoom front panel position knob Sample Zoom of Segments in Sequence Mode 1 Touch the front panel Zoom button 2 Turn the ZOOM front panel position knob to scroll through the segments 3 To vary the degree of zoom touch the newly created Zx trace label The setup dialog for the zoom Z1 to Z4 open...

Page 89: ...ontrol buttons leave the Var checkbox unchecked OR If you want to set exact horizontal or vertical zoom factors touch inside the Horizontal Scale div data entry control and enter a time per div value using the pop up numeric keypad Then touch inside the Vertical Scale div control and enter a voltage value Displaying an Individual Segment 1 Touch Math Math Setup on the menu bar 2 Touch a function t...

Page 90: ...on top of the other in the display In non Persistence mode they appear separately on the grid Viewing Time Stamps You can view time stamps for each segment View Segment Time Stamps 1 Touch Timebase Acquisition Status on the menu bar OR Touch Vertical Channel Status on the menu bar 2 Touch the Trigger Time tab 3 Under Show Status For touch the Time button 4 Touch inside the Select Segment control a...

Page 91: ... the time constraint is a random one The relative time between ADC sampling instants and the event trigger provides the necessary variation The instrument requires multiple triggers to complete an acquisition The number depends on the sample rate the higher the sample rate the more triggers are required It then interleaves these segments in the following graphic to provide a waveform covering a ti...

Page 92: ...ialog NOTE For LabMaster the ChannelSYNC Calibration dialog provides another vertical set up option Channel Dialog The Cx tab of the dialog provides the following functions for the respective channel Selected Input For each channel you can set the Channel Input to either Input A Upper or Input B Lower The Channel Row LED Indicators display which input is set for each channel NOTE Not all oscillosc...

Page 93: ...the coupling mode automatically switches from DC 50 Ω to GROUND You then have to manually reset the coupling to DC 50 Ω CAUTION While the unit does provide this protection damage can still occur if extreme voltages are applied Bandwidth Bandwidth filters are available at a variety of fixed bandwidth settings The exact settings vary by model Probe Teledyne LeCroy s 1 85 mm and 2 92 mm probe inputs ...

Page 94: ...ecently 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 Deskew Adjusts the horizontal time offset by the amount entered The valid range is dependent on the current timebase setting Pre processing deskew and the Math deskew function perform the same activity Invert Invert t...

Page 95: ...ther hand is suitable for reconstructing curved or irregular wave shapes especially when the sample rate is 3 to 5 times the system bandwidth Noise Filter Enhanced Resolution ERES filtering increases vertical resolution allowing you to distinguish closely spaced voltage levels The tradeoff is reduced bandwidth The functioning of the instrument s ERES is similar to smoothing the signal with a simpl...

Page 96: ...f the total phase shift with respect to angular frequency through a device or transmission medium Amplifiers in analog oscilloscopes typically have some group delay at the highest frequencies This inherent group delay minimizes the preshoot present on a step response and provides the traditional pulse response with no preshoot before the step When zero group delay is provided at all frequencies pr...

Page 97: ...ourth order Bessel frequency response is implemented Flatness Flat group delay compensation with a brick wall frequency response While this provides the fastest rise time there is also a slight penalty of more preshoot and overshoot compared to Eye Diagram mode This selection is most often used in narrow band RF measurements where it is desired to maintain constant magnitude response over the osci...

Page 98: ... and enter a value Click the keypad button to enter a value using the pop up keypad or use the up down arrows NOTE The set voltage is shown on the trace descriptor label and in the Volts Div field in the dialog 4 To set the offset turn the VERTICAL OFFSET adjust front panel knob directly above the channel button whose waveform you want to move vertically Or you can touch inside the Offset field ne...

Page 99: ... 200 ps and is a result of the very small differences in length between the PCIe cables used for connections on your particular LabMaster setup Minor static skew differences between channels in a single acquisition module The small amount of static skew resulting from the factory hardware deskew At the factory channels in each Acquisition Module are deskewed in hardware to within approximately 2 p...

Page 100: ... neither the cables nor the acquisition modules change If the LabMaster system you re using has only one acquisition module a SystemSkew Cal provides no value During SystemSkew Cal you are instructed to connect the Fast Edge output to one channel on each acquisition module in a prescribed manner All static skew adjustments are saved in a calibration folder The values for this static skew calibrati...

Page 101: ...1 then on the Wizard touch Next 4 When prompted connected the Fast Edge output using the same cable as used to connect to Channel 1 to Channel 5 then touch Next again 5 Continue following on screen prompts for as many additional modules there are 6 When completed touch Finish to apply and store all corrections to the calibration folder ...

Page 102: ...is adjusted to a level comparable to a single conventional oscilloscope package or better than 275 fs RMS NOTE If cables or probes are added to your setup subsequent to running the ChannelSync Calibration Wizard you must manually deskew these items in the Channel dialog to account for their respective propagation delays The values you provide on the Channel dialog in the deskew section are additio...

Page 103: ... active input of each channel Touch the Next button 4 Connect the Fast Edge calibration signal located on the front of the Acquisition Module to the Input you provided as the reference input and then touch the Next button The ChannelSync Calibration measurements are performed on the input you entered in this case C1 5 Connect your Fast Edge calibration signal to the next input in this case C2 and ...

Page 104: ...Getting Started Guide LM10Zi GSM E Rev A 97 The ChannelSync Calibration dialog shows details about all performed measurements and the deskew values applied ...

Page 105: ...ished and affected in a variety of ways Some trigger settings allow for pre trigger post trigger and a delay between the time of the trigger event and the time when the display is refreshed or sweeped and the waveform is again shown on the screen The instrument uses many waveform capture techniques that trigger on features and conditions that you define These triggers fall into the following major...

Page 106: ...g complex conditions These include Smart Triggers Serial Trigger Measurement Triggers and MultiStage Triggers Edge A simple trigger Edge trigger is activated by basic waveform features or conditions such as positive or negative slope and holdoff NOTE Up to 15 GHz bandwidth is available while Edge Triggering provided no holdoff is selected Width Width trigger allows you to define a positive or nega...

Page 107: ... separating two consecutive edges of the same polarity positive to positive or negative to negative Use interval trigger to capture intervals that fall short of or exceed a given time limit In addition you can define a width range to capture any interval that is itself inside or outside the specified range an Exclusion trigger by interval GLITCH Glitch trigger is a simpler form of Width trigger Us...

Page 108: ...eriod of time Measurement This trigger type allows you to leverage parameter measurements as waveform trigger conditions A measurement trigger is either the only trigger or the final trigger in a chain of trigger events including hardware triggers TV Not available on all instruments TV triggers provide stable triggering on standard or custom composite video signals Use them on PAL SECAM NTSC or HD...

Page 109: ...tern State and PatState State The State trigger is a level qualified trigger which requires that the qualifying signal remain above or below a specified voltage level for a trigger to occur For State trigger you specify the time or number of events after the signal has gone above or below the voltage level when you want the trigger to occur Serial Trigger A 14 1 Gb s Serial Trigger is optionally a...

Page 110: ... the corresponding software controls on the Timebase setup dialog Horizontal Turn the DELAY knob in the HORIZONTAL control group to adjust the trigger s horizontal position Or touch inside the Delay control and provide a value on the Timebase dialog using your preferred input control method Additional information on using the touch screen controls can be found in the Dialog Area The trigger locati...

Page 111: ...button An arrow on the right side of the grid shows the threshold position This arrow is only visible if the trigger source is displayed Trigger Setup Based on your Trigger Type selection sections of the main Trigger dialog and additional dialogs altogether vary Most trigger types have Type Setup and Level selections The following sections explain some of the standard setup configurations for diff...

Page 112: ... or negative is specified on the Trigger label permanently shown to the lower right of the grid 5 Level defines the source voltage at which the trigger circuit generates an event a change in the input signal that satisfies the trigger conditions The selected trigger level is associated with the chosen trigger source Note that the trigger level is specified in volts and normally remains unchanged w...

Page 113: ... HF The Optimize for HF checkbox can be used on an Edge trigger to reject high or low frequencies The checkbox is marked by default meaning the instrument is optimized for high frequency waveforms NOTE If you are measuring a waveform that is 10 MHz or slower be sure to unmark the checkbox to avoid triggering on an incorrect slope Width Condition Width triggers and other triggers equipped with cond...

Page 114: ...ldoff disables the trigger circuit for a given period of time or number of events after the last trigger occurred Events are the number of occasions on which the trigger condition is met The trigger resumes when the holdoff has elapsed and its other conditions are met Select the holdoff by touching the Time or Events buttons on the Holdoff dialog Now click the corresponding control and provide a v...

Page 115: ...rom the last trigger The delay is initialized and started on each trigger Edge Trigger with Holdoff by Time The broken upward pointing arrows indicate potential triggers which would occur if other conditions are met The bold arrows indicate where the triggers actually occur when the holdoff time has been exceeded HOLD OFF BY EVENTS Select a positive or negative slope and a number of events An even...

Page 116: ...has been selected The broken upward pointing arrows indicate potential triggers while the bold ones show where triggers actually occur after the holdoff expires Auxiliary Input Trigger Some instrument models provide auxiliary input trigger capability It s done as a pattern trigger on the Ext dialog Select X1 or 10 You can also select from DC50Ω Gnd and DC1MΩ Impedance values ...

Page 117: ...ggers such as glitch and runt triggers TriggerScan automates two key processes in triggering rare events Trains the system by looking at normal acquired waveforms During the training the oscilloscope analyzes the waveforms to determine what waveforms normally look like Using this information it generates a list of smart trigger setups to trigger on abnormal situations Loads the smart trigger setup...

Page 118: ...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 2 On the Trigger dialog click the TriggerScan tab 3 Touch the Trainer button and select a source channel from the pop up Also choose the types of triggers the Trainer should use to train the system and then touch the Start Training button The train...

Page 119: ...e new trigger to the Trigger List 4 If you want to replace the selected trigger setup with the current trigger setup highlight the setup in the Trigger List and touch the Update Selected button 5 If you want to show a specific trigger setup on the Trigger List highlight its corresponding row on the list and then touch the Load Selected button Note If you want to delete all trigger setups in the Tr...

Page 120: ...op On Trigger checkbox You can use this to isolate specific trigger setups Saving TriggerScan Setups You should save TriggerScan setups once you have made any modifications to the Trigger List The current Trigger List is not be preserved after exiting the application unless you save it 1 On the TriggerScan dialog touch inside the Setup File Name data entry control and providing a file name using y...

Page 121: ...esolution may be acceptable if the primary measurement consideration is for rough timing measurements however if vertical accuracy or extreme timing accuracy is a requirement it is better to increase the amplitude of the signal to utilize close to maximum grid height In order to accomplish this while still providing the ability to view many signals at one time on the oscilloscope display Teledyne ...

Page 122: ...ay Display Setup 2 Touch one of the display types Auto Grid automatically adds or deletes grids as you select more or fewer waveforms to display If many display setups are available for your oscilloscope choose the Grid option to display the Select Grid pop up 3 Touch inside the Grid Intensity data entry control and provide a value from 0 to 100 4 Touch the Grid on top checkbox if you want to supe...

Page 123: ...ines calculated from volts div and the extreme left and right grid lines calculated from the timebase 6 Choose a line style for your trace solid Line or Points as follows 7 Touch inside the trace Intensity data entry control if you want to change the value Enter a value from 0 to 100 NOTE Touch the Monitor tab for external monitor display settings ...

Page 124: ...are pixel based display renderings you can think of them as part of the Display feature set on your instrument Masks and mask testing are applied to waveforms as part of Pass Fail functionality accessed from Analysis Pass Fail from the menu bar NOTE For more detailed information about Masks and other Pass Fail functionality such as removing a mask from your display refer to Mask Testing on page 15...

Page 125: ...ncrasies or anomalies for a repetitive signal Use Persistence to accumulate on screen points from many acquisitions to see your signal change over time The instrument persistence modes show the most frequent signal path in three dimensional intensities of the same color or graded in a spectrum of colors You can show persistence for up to eight inputs for any channel math function or memory locatio...

Page 126: ... persistence mode buttons next to an input channel To refine the settings touch the tab to set up persistence for that channel 3 Touch one of the mode buttons 4 Touch the Show last trace checkbox if you want the last trace displayed 5 Touch inside the Saturation data entry control and enter a whole number integer 6 Touch inside the Persistence time data entry control and make a selection from the ...

Page 127: ...ightness of your trace The intensity value is shown in the bottom right corner of the screen Pushing the Intensity knob changes the Persistence status in the following ways OFF When the button hasn t been pushed it may be turned to control the trace Intensity control value Analog Persistence When the button is pushed once the waveform resembles a trace on a phosphor oscilloscope Turning the knob a...

Page 128: ...e same way as Analog However the grid display shows a color waveform where red indicates most frequent occurrences while blue denotes the less frequent Instead of using the knob you can provide values for Intensity same control on Display and Persistence dialogs or Saturation controls ...

Page 129: ...n page 76 You can also use the Multi Zoom Math function to create time locked zoom traces for selected waveforms For more information refer to Math Multi Zoom At any time you can zoom a portion of a channel waveform or Memory Math function trace by touching and dragging a rectangle around any part of the input waveform see the To Zoom by Touch and Drag on page 125 topic The zoom trace will size it...

Page 130: ... Touch the channel trace descriptor label for a displayed channel 2 Touch the Zoom at the bottom of the Cx Vertical Adjust dialog A zoom trace one of Z1 to Z4 is created for the selected channel 3 Vary the degree of zoom by touching the newly created Zx trace label The setup dialog for the zoom Z1 to Z4 opens It shows the current horizontal and vertical zoom factors 4 If you want to increase or de...

Page 131: ...voltage value To reset the zoom to x1 magnification touch Reset Zoom in the dialog You can also use the Zoom and Math front panel knobs to adjust the horizontal and vertical zoom Horizontal Position Press to reset the horizontal zoom position to zero Turn to change the horizontal position of the selected math or zoom trace Horizontal Ratio Press to toggle between fixed and variable horizontal zoom...

Page 132: ...om ratio of the selected math trace Touch and Drag Zooming 1 Touch and drag your finger or the stylus over a portion of a trace to draw a selection box The Zoom Z1 to Z4 dialog opens Note If you have enclosed a combination of channel and math or memory traces in the rectangle a pop up Rectangle Zoom Wizard is shown Touch a Zoom button Z1 to Z4 2 Turn off the zoom traces by touching the Undo button...

Page 133: ...Zoom trace by either pressing the front panel Zoom button or touching the Zoom button on the respective channel dialog Turning Off Zoom Turn off a Zoom by either pressing the front panel Zoom button again OR On the corresponding Zoom dialog touch the Trace On checkbox to remove the check mark and disable the zoom trace ...

Page 134: ...rsor Sub types include Absolute Delta Abs Delta and Slope Each cursor locates a point on the waveform The cursor values can be read in the descriptor label for the trace Use the Position data entry controls at the right side of the dialog to place the cursors precisely The Readout icons depict what is being measured for each mode Cursors Setup Quickly Displaying Cursors Cursors can always be quick...

Page 135: ...ors On checkbox to turn cursors on and off as desired CURSOR TYPES Select your Cursor Type from Horizontal Abs Horizontal Rel Vertical Abs and Vertical Rel options shown Subsequent controls on the dialog are shown hidden enabled or disabled based on the Cursor Type selection made Horizontal Abs Provides a single dashed vertical line and cross hair marking for the specific cursor location None of t...

Page 136: ...on 1 and 2 time values for your cursor locations You also have the option to mark the Track checkbox which allows you to move your Position 1 cursor using the touch screen display or front panel control and have both cursors then move together and maintaining their relative distance from their originally specified positions The Show controls essentially display cursor value results on the signal s...

Page 137: ...ion other than time FFT for example With a Math trace setup for either an FFT or a Histogram if you then access the Standard Cursors dialog Measure Cursors Setup an X Axis control is made available where you can choose from available units The following shows cursors on a histogram and therefore an appropriate selection for V histo is available ...

Page 138: ...domains custom parameter groups and parameters for pass and fail testing You can make common measurements on one or more waveforms Turning On Parameters 1 Touch Measure Measure Setup on the menu bar 2 Touch the On checkbox for each parameter you want to enable 3 Touch the Show Table checkbox to display the parameters below the grid Quick Access to Parameter Setup Dialogs You can quickly gain acces...

Page 139: ...arameter Setup 1 Touch the parameter tab Px of an unused location or one that you want to change 2 Under Type select a measurement type Measure On Waveforms applies measurements directly on the waveform as indicated on the Source1 control Math On Parameters performs math addition subtraction multiplication division on parameters indicated on the Source1 and Source2 controls ...

Page 140: ...ctions together for operation on your waveform measurements 3 Touch inside the Source1 field and select a channel math trace memory trace or other waveform to be measured 4 If you selected Measure On Waveforms touch inside the Measure field and select a parameter from the pop up menu OR If you selected Math On Parameters touch inside the Math Operator data entry field and select a math function fr...

Page 141: ...d in the measurement Measure Modes The selections for Measure Mode allow you to quickly apply parameters for standard vertical and standard horizontal setups and custom setups Standard Vertical Parameters These are the default Standard Vertical Parameters mean sdev max min ampl pkpk top base Standard Horizontal Parameters These are the default Standard Horizontal Parameters freq period width rise ...

Page 142: ...nd choose a source for which the measurements should apply Help Markers Help Markers clarify parameter measurements by displaying movable cursors and a visual representation of what is being measured For the at level parameters Help Markers make it easier to see where your waveform intersects the chosen level This feature also displays the hysteresis band that you have set about that level You als...

Page 143: ...LabMaster 10 Zi Oscilloscopes 136 LM10Zi GSM E Rev A Standard Horizontal Parameter Help Markers Standard Vertical Parameter Help Markers ...

Page 144: ...ailed produces cursors Measure Gate gate posts a label identifying the parameter being measured and a level indicator and hysteresis band for at level parameters NOTE The choice of Simple or Detailed is applied to all parameters at the same time That is if you choose Simple markers for one parameter all parameters are then displayed in this mode 6 Touch the Always On checkbox if you want to contin...

Page 145: ...e enhanced math analysis tools customized for various industries and applications are offered through various optional software packages To learn about math tools available in each optional package check the more comprehensive online Help and the datasheets on the Teledyne LeCroy website at www teledynelecroy com Math Setup Access the main Math dialog by selecting Math Math Setup on the menu bar C...

Page 146: ...139 Math functions are categorized into Basic and Special Optionally make any other settings on the Function Fx dialog you wish Change the source waveform on which math is performed in Source 1 Touch the dual function button to chain functions ...

Page 147: ...i GSM E Rev A To view the output in a graphical format e g Histogram Track or Trend touch the graph button then touch Graph with to select a mode Use the web edit button to access the Processing Web and create highly detailed math functions ...

Page 148: ...alculated math traces A common usage for track is to observe the modulation of a signal such as amplitude frequency or pulse width modulation See Viewing a Track on page 148 Trends provide a view of the measurement parameter over an extended period of time and over multiple acquisitions See Viewing Trends on page 147 and Track vs Trend on page 142 There are also conditional tests that can be appli...

Page 149: ... therefore cannot be used for an FFT Monitors the Evolution of a Measurement Parameter over Several Acquisitions No Track resets after every acquisition Yes Ensures No Lost Measurement Data Yes Maximum time period that can be captured is limited by acquisition memory and sampling rate No Since data can be accumulated over many acquisitions and since the oscilloscope takes time to calculate measure...

Page 150: ...escriptor box The range of a histogram is limited to the portion of the source trace that is visible on screen If you zoom in on a trace the histogram does not contain data for the no longer visible parts of the original trace Thumbnail versions of measurement parameter histograms are called Histicons They are available as a checkbox option on the Measure dialog Histicons appear on the measurement...

Page 151: ... how many bars appear in the histogram 8 To let the oscilloscope position the histogram check Enable Auto Find then touch the Find Center and Width button OR TouchCenter and Width and enter values CREATING A MATH HISTOGRAM 1 Choose Math Math Setup from the menu bar to access the Math dialog 2 If the function for which you want a histogram exists turn it On and touch the Fx tab to open the Function...

Page 152: ...r in the histogram 8 To let the oscilloscope position the histogram check Enable Auto Find then touch the Find Center and Width button OR TouchCenter and Width and enter values Viewing Thumbnail Histograms Histicons Histicons are miniature histograms of measurement parameters that appear on the measurement table These thumbnail histograms let you see at a glance the statistical distribution of eac...

Page 153: ...am math operation and is not affected by Center and Width settings made on any existing Histograms 1 Choose Math Math Setup from the menu bar to access the Math dialog 2 Touch an open Fx button and select Phistogram from the pop up menu 3 Touch the Fx tab to open the Function dialog then touch Source1 and select a source trace from the pop up 4 Touch the Phistogram tab at the right to open the Phi...

Page 154: ...Touch one of parameter tabs Px showing its corresponding dialog 3 Now on the dialog touch inside the Source1 data entry field and select an input waveform from the pop up menu 4 Touch inside the Measure data entry field and select a parameter from the pop up menu 5 Touch the Trend button at the bottom of the dialog Now from the Math selection for Trend menu select a math function location Fx in wh...

Page 155: ... or measurement parameter applied to a waveform A Track shows See Track vs Trend on page 142 for a better understanding of the information a Track provides 1 In the menu bar touch Measure Measure Setup 2 Touch a parameter tab Px and its corresponding dialog is shown 3 Now on the dialog touch inside the Source1 data entry field and select an input waveform from the pop up menu 4 Touch inside the Me...

Page 156: ...f you want to change any settings in the Track dialog Pass Fail Parameter Testing Pass Fail Parameter Testing Overview Access the main Pass Fail dialog by selecting Analysis Pass Fail Setup from the menu bar The main Pass Fail dialog is shown Access the respective Qx dialogs either by touching a Qx button on this main Pass Fail dialog or touching a Qx tab as described in Displays Containing Masks ...

Page 157: ...cify Actions for all or some of your conditions using the Actions dialog Testing and Enabling Pass Fail Conditions Beside each Qx button on the main Pass Fail dialog is a corresponding On checkbox Use this or the On checkbox on each respective Qx dialog to enable the specific condition for use When you have each of the Qx dialogs configured and enabled as desired you can then turn them all on or o...

Page 158: ...l Setup on Qx Dialogs The Qx dialog contains several controls for specifying your Pass Fail conditions MAIN QX DIALOG CONTROLS Use the Source1 control to specify the waveform you ll use for your Condition Set your Pass Fail condition by touching the Condition control on the corresponding Qx dialog The Pass Fail Condition pop up is shown ...

Page 159: ...n simply passes through the input values as the desired result Param and Dual Param Compare Using the Param Compare conditions each Pass Fail input Qx can compare a different parameter measurement to a user defined limit or statistical range under a different condition Comparing a Single Parameter 1 With the ParamCompare condition selected on a Qx dialog touch inside the Compare Values field and s...

Page 160: ...ds If you choose WithinDeltaPct or WithinDeltaAbs from the Condition menu you also have the choice of setting the limit by means of the statistical buttons relating to standard statistical limits at the bottom of the ParamCompare dialog Comparing Dual Parameters In Dual Parameter Compare mode your oscilloscope can take parameter results measured on two different waveforms and compare them to each ...

Page 161: ... if every waveform falls within the set limit Selecting Any makes the test true if just one waveform falls within the limit 7 Touch inside the Condition field on the ParamCompare part of the dialog and select a math operator from the pop up menu 8 Touch inside the Limit field and enter a value using the pop up numeric keypad This value takes the dimension of the parameter that you are testing For ...

Page 162: ...veforms passing or failing by selecting one or all of the following Stop Audible alarm Print image of display Emit pulse if available Save waveform The Pulse checkbox causes a pulse to be output through the Aux Out connector at the front of the oscilloscope This pulse can be used to trigger another oscilloscope You can set the amplitude and width of the pulse as described in Auxiliary Output Signa...

Page 163: ...t waveform and keeping a running count of how many sweeps have passed 5 Touch inside the Pass If control and select a Boolean condition from the choices shown 6 If you want to set up the test to end after a finite number of sweeps touch the Stop Test checkbox Then touch inside the After data entry control and provide a value using your preferred input control method Additional information on using...

Page 164: ...ocal or network printer See Print Setup Dialog in the online Help 9 If you want to save your waveform automatically touch the Save Setup checkbox This takes you out of the current dialog and opens the Save Waveform dialog 10 Test Pass Fail conditions by touching the Force Actions Once button Press the Clear All button to quickly uncheck all checkboxes and make new selections ...

Page 165: ... be true or false The source of the mask is always a trace Channel Zoom Math waveform Creating a Mask 1 Choose Analysis Pass Fail to display the Pass Fail dialog 2 Touch the Q1 button 3 Select Mask Test from the popup Now the Q1 dialog is shown and shows the Mask test condition selected With the Mask test Pass Fail Condition selected the Test Load Mask Make Mask and Gate right hand dialogs are dis...

Page 166: ...rmation about these right hand dialogs refer to Pass Fail Testing on page 149 Quick Access to Pass Fail Setup Dialogs You can quickly gain access to the 1 Pass Fail dialog 2 Qx setup dialog or the 3 Actions dialog by touching one of the sections below the grid display ...

Page 167: ...nd horizontal tolerances that you define Existing masks can be loaded from a floppy disk or from a network You can set your mask test to be True for waveforms All In All Out Any In or Any Out For example if you select All In the test becomes False if even a single waveform falls outside the mask Masks that you create from your waveform can be confined to just a portion of the trace by use of a mea...

Page 168: ...tion MAKE MASK When creating a new mask use the Make Mask right hand dialog Touch the Browse button to create a file name and location for the mask if you want to save it Touch Ver Delta and Hor Delta fields and enter boundary values You can also use the Make from Trace button to instantly create a mask from a new waveform GATE On the Gate right hand dialog you can enter values in the Start and St...

Page 169: ...ware triggers but software triggers the capability is much greater You can accumulate a data set of unusual events separated by hours or days enabling faster debugging The events are time stamped table indexed and event rows can be selected for individual viewing You can also set actions to occur automatically when unusual events are found stop the acquisition emit an audible beep output a pulse a...

Page 170: ...es from one to three grids depending on which views are enabled WaveScan handles this function automatically and there is no option to move traces from one grid to another as would be the case under normal non WaveScan operation Search Modes Use the Mode control to select an appropriate Search to locate anomalies during acquisition When each of the following modes are selected a corresponding righ...

Page 171: ...pling mode Customization Overview You can customize the instrument to your needs by using the power of programs such as Excel Mathcad and MATLAB or by scripting in VBS Add your own parameters functions display algorithms or other routines to the oscilloscope user interface and make them an integral part of the instrument s application environment Whichever method you use the results appear on the ...

Page 172: ...self The instrument does not just exchange data with other programs it provides true interaction with these other programs which allows you to write the parameter function or program you need to do the exact job you want to do and make it part of the oscillosocpe interface For example you can do an Excel calculation on a measurement with a MATLAB function applied to it all from the instrument disp...

Page 173: ...for recall at any time Besides storing the waveform data LabNotebook also stores your panel setups and parameter measurements You can also 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 you can make additional measurements A keyword filter makes it easy to find and recall a sp...

Page 174: ...lect an output format for your reports NOTE Before creating a new Notebook Entry you should first configure corresponding settings in Preferences Create Notebook Entry 1 Either Touch File Create Notebook Entry on the menu bar Touch the Create button 1 on the main LabNotebook dialog The Enter Notebook Info pop up is displayed where you can provide a title and comments for the entry By default the e...

Page 175: ...iption field provide information and touch Save The My Notebook Entries list shows the entries you ve already stored on your instrument PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING When an entry is first created your new entry is shown along with the Drawing Toolbar at the top of the screen When you select the Done button from the Drawing Toolbar your new entry is shown in the My Notebook Entries list ...

Page 176: ... 32 bit resolution but when stored into a trace file and recalled during flashback they are clipped to 16 bits Floating point waveforms Certain math operations result in the creation of floating point waveforms with much higher resolution than can be stored in a 16 bit waveform file This extra resolution is not preserved when traces are recalled using flashback Cumulative Measurements Any measurem...

Page 177: ...ime To filter a large amount of entries 1 Touch the Filter button The Filter Entries pop up is shown 2 To filter by date check Show only records created on this date and enter a Day Month and Year OR To filter by keyword check Show only records containing this keyword and enter the Keyword 3 Touch the Find Now button to apply your filter to the My Notebook Entries list ...

Page 178: ...format from the pop up 3 Touch the Create Report button 4 In the Create Report window select a folder to contain the report 5 Touch inside the File name control and enter a name using the pop up keyboard 6 Click OK to create the report Email Reports The E Mail button automatically sends the report data to the account you ve specified in Preferences See E Mail for more information More Actions The ...

Page 179: ... Notebook Entries list while the Delete All button removes every entry on the list Manage Multiple Entries Check Multi Selection to display the Select All Clear All Select Clear and Print buttons To Select Clear or Print only some not all entries press and hold the CTRL key then touch the desired enties NOTE Waveforms can be printed on a white instead of black background in order to save printer i...

Page 180: ...call Setup dialogs allow for quick saving and recalling of up to six oscilloscope panel settings internally on your instrument If desired you can also save and recall your oscilloscope panel settings as an lss file to a specific hard disk location a network location or USB drive Saving Oscilloscope Setup s Access the Save Setup dialog by either selecting File Save Setup from the menu bar or clicki...

Page 181: ...r clicking the Recall Instrument Setup button on the main Save Recall dialog Use one of the following two methods to save setup s RECALL INTERNAL SETUP S FROM YOUR INSTRUMENT Touch one of the six Recall buttons in the Recall From Internal Setup section of the dialog Each Recall button is labeled with a corresponding setup storage slot If a setup is stored SetupX is shown along with the date time o...

Page 182: ...positive edge DC coupled and with a 0V level The Timebase set to 50 ns div 10ks 20 GS s and with zero delay Smart memory is set to Set max memory with 100ks selected The Cursors are turned off The Grids are set to AutoGrid Saving and Recalling Waveforms Saving Waveforms The Save Waveform dialog is used to save displayed waveforms to either a memory trace or to text or binary file formats Access th...

Page 183: ...f desired CAUTION By design the first waveform is automatically numbered 0 the second 1 and so forth If you use waveform name XYZ 32 but it is not preceded by waveforms XYZ 0 through XYZ 31 the next number in the sequence is appended to 32 If you need to use a number in your waveform name append an alpha character at the end of the number XYZ32a You can then search on that character and rename the...

Page 184: ... 16 bits Always use this option unless Byte mode is pre Byte Available when selecting Binary format specifies the samples in the output file are represented with 8 bits Note Using this option can result in a loss of output file resolution Amplitude only Specifies the output file include amplitude data for each sample but not sample time information Time and Amplitude Specifies the output file incl...

Page 185: ...rmat for later use Note An Analysis function also comes with the VSA Software which can send signal traces to VSA as a recording time domain file You can use the Auto Save feature to automatically save a waveform to disk after each new trigger 1 On the Save Waveform dialog touch one of the Auto Save buttons 2 Select Wrap old files overwritten or Fill no files overwritten CAUTION Selecting Fill can...

Page 186: ... respective button on the Recall From portion of the dialog Note When Memory is selected only Source Destination and Show on recall controls are shown on the Recall Waveform dialog When File is selected many more controls are available Regardless the controls are used as explained in the following steps 2 If recalling from Memory touch inside the Source control and select a source stored in non vo...

Page 187: ...es from directory data entry control and provide the path You can also touch the Browse button and navigate to the file Touch inside the Next file will be recalled from data entry control and provide the path or touch the Browse button to navigate to the file 7 Up Down arrows Use these buttons to cycles through files in the selected folder from the Show only files control 8 When finished touch the...

Page 188: ...Selecting Utilities Utilities Setup displays the main Utilities dialog The following controls are available from this dialog HardCopy Setup Date Time Setup and System Status buttons open their corresponding dialogs NOTE The currently selected printer is displayed to the right of the HardCopy Setup button for convenience Show Windows Desktop button instantly minimizes the oscilloscope application M...

Page 189: ...our instrument including model number serial number firmware version It also shows your activated hardware and software options Adding Software Options Newly purchased software options are enabled on the oscilloscope using a key code supplied by Teledyne LeCroy 1 From the menu bar choose Utilities Utilities Setup 2 Touch the Options tab 3 Touch the Add Key button 4 Enter the key code 5 Touch Activ...

Page 190: ...Remote Control Assistant monitors communication between your PC and oscilloscope when you are operating the instrument remotely You can log all events or errors only This log can be invaluable when you are creating and debugging remote control applications REMOTE CONTROL SETUP If you are connecting the oscilloscope to a network first contact your Information Systems administrator If you are connec...

Page 191: ... by a comma CONFIGURING THE REMOTE CONTROL ASSISTANT EVENT LOG 1 Under Remote Control Assistant touch inside the Log Mode data entry control Select Off Errors Only or Full Dialog from the pop up menu 2 Export the contents of the event log to an ASCII text file by touching the Show Remote Control Log button The Event Logs pop up is shown 3 Touch inside the DestFilename data entry control and provid...

Page 192: ...r Print button for convenience Use the procedures below to configure your chosen Print function and Save Screen to Save Screen to Send Screen to Create Notebook is also available from the flyout menu When selected the Enter Notebook Info pop up is shown ADDING PRINTERS AND DRIVERS NOTE Any Microsoft Windows supported printer is supported by your instrument If you want to add a printer driver the d...

Page 193: ...anel button Then touch the Print Setup button on the Print flyout menu OR Touch Utilities Utilities Setup and click the Hardcopy tab 2 On the Hardcopy dialog touch the Printer icon 3 Under Colors touch the Use Print Colors checkbox if you want the traces printed on a white background NOTE A white background saves printer toner You can change the printer colors in the Utilities Preference Setup Col...

Page 194: ...screen image choose from either of the following methods to quickly print from your instrument Press the Print front panel button Then touch the Print Now button from the Print flyout menu Touch Utilities Utilities Setup and click the Hardcopy tab On the Hardcopy dialog touch the Print Now button PRINTING A SCREEN IMAGE You can print in one of three ways Press the Print front panel button Then tou...

Page 195: ...e used after you have configured your Clipboard settings from the Hardcopy dialog using the procedure below The instrument automatically uses the additional file settings to save the screen image to the file Press the Print front panel button Then touch the Save Screen To File button from the Print flyout menu Hardcopy Dialog Method 1 Choose Utilities Utilities Setup from the menu bar then click t...

Page 196: ... show the waveforms and grids DSO window if you want to print the dialogs with the waveforms and grids Full Screen if you want to print the entire screen 8 Touch the Print Now button CLIPBOARD The Clipboard selection on the Hardcopy tab saves the screen image on the clipboard so you can paste a file into another application like Microsoft Word for example NOTE Once you have configured your Clipboa...

Page 197: ...ou want to print the dialogs with the waveforms and grids Choose Full Screen if you want to print the entire screen 4 Touch the Print Now button E MAIL The E mail selection on the Hardcopy tab gives you the option to e mail your screen images using either the MAPI or SMTP protocols Before you can send e mail from the Utilities dialog you must first set up the e mail server and recipient address in...

Page 198: ...ound or Black White to print the waveforms in black white Note Choosing Print colors saves printer toner or ink when you eventually do print from the file 4 Touch the Prompt for message to send with mail checkbox if you want to include remarks with the image 5 Touch the Hardcopy Area control and choose which part of the screen you want to print Grid Area Only if you do not need to print the dialog...

Page 199: ...tion data entry control is made available Provide a value within your instrument s specified range Refer to datasheet specifications at www teledynelecroy com 2 On the Use Calibration Output For section of the dialog choose Square DC Level or Off If you want a 1 kHz 1 V Square Wave touch the Set to 1 kHz 1 V Square Wave button 3 If Square or DC Level is selected enter these additional values If yo...

Page 200: ...or details generates a pulse when pass fail testing is active and conditions are met Fast Edge Some models provide this signal output used to deskew multiple channels The Fast Edge connection varies based on model and is either SMA or BNC CALIBRATION OUTPUT SIGNALS A calibration signal can be output from the Probe Calibration Hook on the front of the oscilloscope The following Calibration Output S...

Page 201: ...e Validate Changes button INTERNET METHOD The oscilloscope must be connected to the Internet through the LAN port on the I O panel First verify that your oscilloscope is connected to the Internet then touch the Set from Internet button The Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP is used WINDOWS METHOD To set date and time using the internal Windows system clock touch the Windows Date Time button Windows...

Page 202: ...osoft Windows file management tools Access the Disk Utilities dialog by selecting Utilities Disk Utilities from the menu bar Disk Size Free space and number of File s are shown at the far right of the dialog for convenience Delete a Single File 1 Touch the Delete button 2 Touch Current folder field and enter the path to file OR Touch the Browse button and navigate to the folder 3 Touch File to be ...

Page 203: ...e Create button 2 Touch inside the Current folder field and enter the full path to the new folder Be sure to include the new folder name 3 Touch the Create Folder button Preferences Setup Preferences Overview A variety of customizable preferences can be set on your instrument Access Preferences by touching Utilities Preference Setup on the menu bar The main Preferences on page 197 dialog is displa...

Page 204: ...alibrate itself whenever there is a significant change in ambient temperature check the Enable box in the Automatic Calibration section of the dialog NOTE If you do not enable this option the oscilloscope re calibrates only at startup and whenever you make a change to certain operating conditions Performance If this option is available on your oscilloscope you can set up the oscilloscope to optimi...

Page 205: ... Zoom Status or Memory Status Offset Setting constant in allows you to specify how Vertical scale changes are displayed Choose either Div isions As gain changes keep the vertical offset level indicator stationary With this selection the waveform remains on the grid as you increase the gain Absolute Volts Have the vertical offset level indicator move with the actual voltage level With this selectio...

Page 206: ... the horizontal offset indicator move with the trigger point With this selection the trigger point remains on the grid as you increase the timebase NOTE Regardless of whether you select Time or Div the Delay shown in the Timebase Setup dialog always indicates time Reset trigger counter before starting a new acquisition If available this selection clears the trigger counter each time the oscillosco...

Page 207: ...twork This protocol is used on the Internet to route e mail In many cases no account is needed Configuration Provide values based on your selected server protocol If you chose MAPI touch inside the Originator Address From data entry field and provide the instrument s e mail address Then touch inside the Default Recipient Address To data entry field and provide the recipient s e mail address If you...

Page 208: ... color selection for F1 through F8 by touching one of the color swatches When the Color pop up is displayed use it to specify your desired color Memory Traces Make Screen and Print color selection for M1 through M4 by touching one of the color swatches When the Color pop up is displayed use it to specify your desired color Factory default colors click this button to instantly recall the original c...

Page 209: ...Only in the Hardcopy section of the dialog Use the grid area below the checkbox to select where to place the logo Clear the checkbox to turn off this feature ZOOM Control the darkening shading of waveform areas surrounding a Zoom trace by using the Dimming control to select On surrounding areas are dimmed Off surrounding areas remain at the same intensity as the zoom Auto Determine how values are ...

Page 210: ...or current We encourage you to take advantage of resources available on the Acronis website at www acronis com After the recovery procedure is done re activate Windows either by Internet connection to Microsoft s Web site or by telephone Have your Windows Product Key number shown on a sticker on your oscilloscope handy during Widows reactivation PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING The recovery process produ...

Page 211: ...must first examine the product and find that it is defective due to workmanship or materials and not due to misuse neglect accident or abnormal conditions or operation 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 incomp...

Page 212: ...e following specifications as listed in the Official Journal of the European Communities EN 61326 1 2006 EN 61326 2 1 2006 EMC requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use 1 Electromagnetic Emissions CISPR 11 2003 Radiated and conducted Emissions Group 1 Class A 2 3 EN 61000 3 2 2006 Harmonic Current Emissions Class A EN 61000 3 3 A2 2005 Voltage Fluctuations an...

Page 213: ...tromagnetic interference 4 Meets Performance Criteria B limits of the respective standard during the disturbance product undergoes a temporary degradation or loss of function or performance which is self recoverable 5 Performance Criteria C applied for 70 25 cycle voltage dips and for 0 250 cycle voltage interruption test levels per EN61000 4 11 European Contact Teledyne LeCroy Europe GmbH Waldhof...

Page 214: ...10 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use Part 2 030 Particular requirements for testing and measuring circuits The design of the instrument has been verified to conform to the following limits put forth by these standards Installation Overvoltage Categories CAT II Mains Supply Connector local distribution level which is applicable to equipment conn...

Page 215: ...ope has been certified by Underwriters Laboratories UL to conform to the following safety standard and bears cUL Listing Mark 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 61010 1 12 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use 1 cUL certification does not extend to Channel Sync Mainframe Hub and OC910 Oscilloscope Cart Environmental Compliance END OF LIFE HANDLING The instrument i...

Page 216: ...ecycle RESTRICTION OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ROHS This instrument has been classified as Monitoring and Control Equipment and is outside the scope of the 2011 65 EU RoHS Directive ISO Certification Manufactured under an ISO 9000 Registered Quality Management System Visit teledynelecroy com to view the certificate ...

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Page 230: ...mpliance 4 205 certifications 4 channel combining DBI 70 pre processing 87 setup 85 91 turning on 69 ChannelSync calibration 35 38 92 95 clock 27 hub 17 30 cleaning 7 clipboard 189 color 201 connecting components 21 controls front panel 19 cooling 4 cursors 127 on math functions 130 setup 127 customization 164 D DATALINK connections 24 date time 194 DBI mode 70 deleting files 195 disk recovery 203...

Page 231: ...ar 53 timebase 58 trace descriptors 57 waveforms 114 display modes sequence 77 78 82 WaveStream 120 E electric hazard 7 E mail 200 external display 32 F files deleting 195 front panel controls 46 detaching 33 front panel controls 19 H help markers 135 turning on off 137 histicons 145 histogram 141 creating and viewing 143 persistence 146 holdoff 107 horizontal front panel controls 49 I I O panel 1...

Page 232: ...Control Module 12 13 math 138 analysis tools 141 cursors 130 front panel controls 51 histogram 144 setup 138 measurements 131 analysis tools 141 help markers 135 histogram 143 measure modes 134 Pass Fail testing 149 setup 132 turning on 131 moving 7 N Notebook Entry create 167 find 170 view 171 O operating environment 3 operational states 6 optimization 89 106 197 P Pass Fail testing 141 149 setup...

Page 233: ...nt setup 185 printing 187 probe interfaces 41 1 85 mm 42 2 92 mm 43 probes 42 44 Q quick access toolbar 53 R Random Interleaved Sampling RIS 84 remote control communication 182 reports 171 response optimization modes 89 S safety 2 sampling modes 74 RIS 84 sequence 76 78 single shot 75 save recall 173 data formats 176 default setup 175 setups 173 waveforms 175 179 segments displaying 82 sequence sa...

Page 234: ...annotating 59 color 201 display 114 115 intensity 120 moving 117 turning on 69 trace descriptor labels 57 track 141 creating and viewing 148 trend 141 creating and viewing 147 triggers 98 auxiliary 109 counter 199 front panel controls 48 holdoff 107 indicators 55 setup 99 103 TriggerScan 110 types 99 TriggerScan 110 saving setups 113 starting 112 training 111 U utilities 181 acquisition status 198...

Page 235: ...oftware options 195 status 182 V Vector Signal Analysis 178 vertical 85 channel setup 85 front panel controls 50 W waveforms display 114 115 save recall 175 179 WaveScan 141 162 parameter measurements 164 sampling mode 164 search modes 163 signal views 163 WaveStream 120 indicator 46 Z zoom 122 202 front panel controls 51 in sequence mode 81 quick zoom 126 touch and drag 125 ...

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