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IM 701450-02E

5

Names and Functions of Front Panel Controls

Common Operations and Acquisition, Display, Computation, Analysis, and Searching

SETUP key

    Sections 4.4, 4.5, and 12.1

Displays an auto setup menu for 

automatically assigning values from the input 

signal to settings, the Initialize menu for 

restoring factory default settings, and the 

Store/Recall settings menu.

(SHIFT +) DISPLAY key

    Sections 8.1 to 8.3, 8.5, and 8.7 to 8.10
Displays a setting menu for display of waveforms 

and their information.  

If you press the DISPLAY key after the SHIFT 

key, a setting menu appears for X-Y display.

GO/NO-GO key

    Sections 10.9, 10.10

Displays a setting menu for GO/NO-GO determination.

MEASURE key

    Sections 10.6 to 6.8
Displays a menu for automatic 

measurement of waveform parameters 

and statistical processing.

CURSOR key

    Section 10.5

Displays a setting menu for cursor 

measurement.

ESC key

Use this key to close soft key 

menus and dialog boxes.

(SHIFT +) MATH key

    Sections 9.1 to 9.9

Displays a setting menu for waveform computations.  

If you press the MATH key after the SHIFT key, a setting menu is 

displayed for the phase shift. 

SHIFT key

Pressing the SHIFT key causes the SHIFT lamp above the key to 

illuminate, indicating that the instrument has entered SHIFT mode.  

When in SHIFT mode, the setting menus labeled in purple above 

various keys become available.

HISTORY key

    Sections 10.1 to 10.3

Displays a setting menu for displaying and 

searching waveforms using the History 

memory function.  The key is also used to 

display and search sequentially stored 

waveforms.

ACQ key

    Sections 5.11, 7.2 to 7.5

Displays a setting menu for the record length, acquisition mode, interleave 

mode, sampling rate, and time base during waveform acquisition. 

START/STOP key

    Section 7.1

Starts/stops waveform acquisition according to the trigger mode.  The 

indicator above the START/STOP key illuminates when waveforms are 

being acquired. 

Jog shuttle

Used in many operations to select setting 

values and move cursors.  The angle 

through which the shuttle ring is rotated 

determines the rate at which the setting 

values increment or decrement.

RESET key

Restores a value changed using the jog shuttle to its original 

setting.

SELECT key

Enters a value set using the jog shuttle.

Arrow keys (< >)

Changes the currently selected digit when 

entering values with the jog shuttle.  Used to 

change setting values and move cursors.

X-Y

PHASE

MENU

MENU

SETUP

FILE

MISC

RESET

SELECT

MATH

SHIFT

GO/NO GO

CURSOR

MEASURE

HISTORY

PRINT

ACQ

START/STOP

IMAGE  SAVE

DISPLAY

ESC

Printing Screen Images and Saving/Loading Data

FILE key

    Sections 12.2, 12.3, 12.6 to 12.11, 12.13 to 12.16

Displays a menu used when saving data to or loading data from a 

storage medium (internal storage media, external SCSI devices, or 

network drives).  You can also use this key to display thumbnails of 

saved screen images.

(SHIFT +) PRINT key

    Chapter 11

Used to print screen images on the built-in printer, an 

external USB printer, or a network printer.  If you press 

the PRINT key after the SHIFT key, a setting menu 

appears for printing screen images.

(SHIFT +) IMAGE SAVE key

    Sections 12.12, 12.13
Used to save screen images to storage media.  

If you press the IMAGE SAVE key after the SHIFT key, 

a setting menu appears for saving screen images to 

storage media.  You can also use this key to display 

thumbnails of saved screen images.

X-Y

PHASE

MENU

MENU

SETUP

FILE

MISC

MATH

SHIFT

GO/NO-GO

CURSOR

MEASURE

PRINT

IMAGE  SAVE

DISPLAY

Summary of Contents for DL7440

Page 1: ...DL7440 DL7480 Digital Oscilloscope IM 701450 02E 2nd Edition...

Page 2: ...y questions or find any errors please contact your nearest YOKOGAWA representative as listed on the back cover of this manual Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this manual with...

Page 3: ...y and Jog Shuttle Operation 10 Introduction to Main Functions 12 Working with the DL7400 17 Preparing for an Observation 17 Displaying a Waveform on the Screen 19 Changing Waveform Display Conditions...

Page 4: ...ns Waveform Display Conditions Installing the Instrument Connecting the Power Supply and Turning ON OFF the Power Switch Connecting the Probe Initializing the Settings Performing Auto Setup Vertical A...

Page 5: ...the current axis sensitivity is set when setting the current to voltage conversion ratio PRESET key Section 5 7 Displays a menu for automatically setting the probe attenuation current to voltage conv...

Page 6: ...he record length acquisition mode interleave mode sampling rate and time base during waveform acquisition START STOP key Section 7 1 Starts stops waveform acquisition according to the trigger mode The...

Page 7: ...ess backlight self test and remote control It can also be used to display settings and the system status options installed on the unit firmware version etc SNAP SHOT key Section 8 6 Displays a non upd...

Page 8: ...e from the trigger position Label of the displayed waveform Section 8 9 Scale value Section 8 8 Comment The comment specified when printing or saving the screen image is displayed Trigger type Section...

Page 9: ...lay frame Z2 display frame Record length for the Z1 display T div for Z2 T div for Z1 Record length for the main normal waveform display Record length for the Z2 display Screen When Displaying Logic W...

Page 10: ...en Screen When Displaying X Y Waveforms User s manual section 8 5 Displaying X Y Waveform Main normal waveform display area X Y waveform display frame X axis scale Y axis scale Waveform assigned to X...

Page 11: ...isplay the corresponding menu Note Selecting an item among displayed selections Each time you press the soft key the selection item changes The selected item is highlighted Selecting Items by displayi...

Page 12: ...USB PERIPHERAL connector on the rear panel of the instrument you can use the mouse to perform the same operations available with the front panel keys Top menu Right click in the display waveform displ...

Page 13: ...ference time OR trigger A trigger activates when at least one of the trigger conditions from several trigger sources is met Window trigger A trigger activates when a trigger source enters or exits a w...

Page 14: ...tal axis and the signal level of another waveform assigned to the Y axis waveform for which display is ON and displays the relationship between the two You can observe an X Y waveform and the normal T...

Page 15: ...me The zoom position automatically moves in the specified direction You can watch the zoomed waveform as it scrolls then stop it at any desired position Auto scroll Analyzing or Searching SPI Signals...

Page 16: ...eters The following five results of statistical processing are performed on the same two measured items from automatic measurement of waveform parameters Max Min Avg Sdv Cnt count or the number of max...

Page 17: ...een images Snapshot waveform Displayed in white Updated waveform Ethernet Communications User s manual chapter 13 Ethernet Communications Optional You can transmit data or control the DL7400 using the...

Page 18: ...onnecting the power supply you must read the warnings in the user s manual listed in section 3 3 Connecting the Power Supply and Turning ON OFF the Power Switch 3 prong outlet Power cord accessory Pow...

Page 19: ...e Probe Phase Correction Phase adjustment hole Functional ground terminal Probe compensation signal output terminal Probe For instructions on how to connect a logic probe see section 3 6 When actually...

Page 20: ...rocedure are the following The date time setting communication settings stored settings the language setting and the SCSI ID setting To initialize all settings but the date time setting perform the pr...

Page 21: ...default number of screen divisions is four Quad In this case we only want to observe channel 1 so we change the setting to Single 1 screen DISPLAY 2Open the selection menu then choose Single 1Press th...

Page 22: ...ime Axis Setting from 200 s div to 100 ms div User s manual section 5 12 Setting T div The time axis setting is the setting for the amount of time per grid division If you slow increase the value of t...

Page 23: ...l section 5 12 Setting T div The display reverts from roll mode back to update mode and five periods worth of the waveform is displayed 1Turn the TIME DIV knob clockwise to set the time axis setting t...

Page 24: ...gger mode determines the conditions such as timing and the number of times at which the waveform display is updated If you execute auto setup the trigger mode is set to auto mode Five trigger modes ar...

Page 25: ...nding soft key Trigger position mark Pre trigger portion Post trigger portion Trigger point 2Turn the jog shuttle counterclockwise to set Position to 30 0 The waveform shifts 2 div to the left Changin...

Page 26: ...form Working with the DL7400 Measuring a Waveform This section explains how to use the vertical cursors to measure the voltage and period of the displayed waveform In addition to cursor measurement th...

Page 27: ...or Z1 5Set Z2 Mag in the same manner If you activate the jog shuttle on both Z1 Mag and Z2 Mag you can set both zoom factors at the same time Zoom box Z2 Zoom box Z1 Main normal waveform display area...

Page 28: ...ettings using this menu are not required by this operation guide but it may be useful to know that you can specify the print destination built in printer USB printer or network printer the printing fo...

Page 29: ...ng Drive name of the storage medium See previous page These settings not required by this operation guide but you can enter them as needed 2Choose Waveform waveform data 3Display the Save menu 4Displa...

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