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IM 701310-02E

Names and Functions of Front Panel Controls

Names and Functions of Front Panel Controls

Names and Functions of Front Panel Controls

This section introduces the names of the various keys and knobs that appear on the front panel, and provides a brief ex

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planation of what functions they control.  For details about specific items introduced in the pages within, refer to the cor

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responding chapter or section in the user's manual as indicated by the arrows ( 

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Vertical Axis

PUSH

FINTE

CH  1

CH  2

CH  3

CH  4

M  1

M  2

M  3

M  4

VERTICAL

POSITION

PUSH

FINTE

SCALE

CH1 to CH4 keys     Chapter 5

These display menus for switching the 

display of each channel ON/OFF, 

coupling, probe type, offset voltage, 

bandwidth limit, expansion or reduction 

of the vertical axis, and waveform 

labels.  Pressing one of these keys 

before using the V/DIV knob assigns the 

corresponding channel to the V/DIV 

knob operation.  Each CH key lights 

when the corresponding channel is ON.

M1 to M4 keys     Chapter 9, Chapter 14

These keys are used for waveform 

calculation settings, and settings relating 

to reference waveforms.  Each key lights 

when the display is ON.

POSITION knob      Section 5.3

When the voltage range is changed, you can 

change the center position.  This knob 

includes a push switch, and can be pressed 

to change the resolution of the setting.   

Normal (Coarse) resolution is 1 div, and when 

pressed, lighting the Fine indicator, the 

resolution is 0.01 div.

SCALE knob     Section 5.7

This sets the vertical axis sensitivity.  Before 

turning this knob, press one of the CH1 to 

CH4, or M1 to M4 keys, to select the 

waveform adjusted.  If you change this while 

waveform acquisition is stopped, the change 

takes effect when waveform acquisition is 

restarted.  This knob includes a push switch, 

and can be pressed to change the resolution 

of the setting.  When the knob is pressed, 

lighting the Fine indicator, the resolution is 

finer.

Horizontal Axis

ACQ

START  STOP

TRIG MODE

 HOLD OFF

POSITION

  DELAY

ACQUIRE HORIZONTAL

T  DIV

ACQ  COUNT  ACTION

TRIG’D

SAMPLING

  LENGTH

TIME/DIV knob    Section 5.8

Sets the time axis scale.  If you change this 

while waveform acquisition is stopped, the 

change takes effect when waveform 

acquisition is restarted.

Triggers

ACQ

START  STOP

TRIG MODE

 HOLD OFF

POSITION

  DELAY

EDGE

 STATE

ACQUIRE HORIZONTAL

TRIGGER

T  DIV

ACQ  COUNT  ACTION

TRIG’D

LEVEL

  COUPLING

EVENT

INTERVAL

WIDTH

SOURCE

ENHANCED

SAMPLING

  LENGTH

POSITION/DELAY key    Sections 6.2, 6.3

Displays a menu for the trigger delay and 

trigger settings.

EDGE/STATE key     Sections 6.6 to 6.9

Displays a menu for Edge/State trigger 

settings.

Press one of four keys, including ENHANCED 

key, WIDTH key, and EVENT INTERVAL key, 

to select the trigger type.  The pressed key 

lights, indicating that it is selected. 

WIDTH key    Sections 6.10 to 6.12

Sets the Width trigger.

SOURCE key    Chapter 6

Displays a menu for setting trigger sources.

ENHANCED key     Sections 6.13 to 6.19

Displays a menu for TV trigger and serial trigger  

settings.

EVENT INTERVAL key    Section 6.20

Displays a menu for event trigger settings.

LEVEL/COUPLING key     Section 6.5

Displays a menu for trigger coupling, HF 

rejection, Window comparator, and other 

settings.

TRIG MODE/HOLD OFF    Sections 6.1, 6.4, 7.1, 7.8

Displays a menu for selecting the trigger mode or 

hold off.  Pressing the SHIFT key before pressing 

the MODE key displays the action on trigger menu.

Summary of Contents for DL9040 Series

Page 1: ...IM 701310 02E 3rd Edition Digital Oscilloscope DL9040 DL9140 DL9240 Series...

Page 2: ...nge without prior notice as a result of improve ments in the instrument s performance and functions Display contents illustrated in this manual may differ slightly from what actually appears on the sc...

Page 3: ...c Key and Rotary Knob Operation 10 Introduction to Main Functions 12 Working with the DL9000 17 Preparing for an Observation 17 Displaying a Waveform on the Screen 19 Changing Waveform Display Conditi...

Page 4: ...ay 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 Axis Horizontal Ti...

Page 5: ...elect the waveform adjusted If you change this while waveform acquisition is stopped the change takes effect when waveform acquisition is restarted This knob includes a push switch and can be pressed...

Page 6: ...display and data search functions Pressing the SHIFT key followed by the ZOOM key displays a menu relating to zoom waveform positioning MAG knob Section 8 1 In a zoom display turn this knob to change...

Page 7: ...calibration network computer interface settings date and time message language click sound self test and storage media formatting Displays system information which options are installed and firmware v...

Page 8: ...o the left and right ends of the waveform area Label of the displayed waveform Section 8 6 Scale value Section 5 12 Trigger mode Sections 2 4 6 2 6 6 to 6 20 Trigger source Polarity Section 2 4 chapte...

Page 9: ...es of the Z2 display frame Time to the left and right edges of the Z1 display frame Z1 display frame Z2 display frame Z2 scale value lower limit Record length for the Z1 display T div for Z2 V div for...

Page 10: ...sis User s manual section 10 8 Displaying a Histogram Trend or List of the Automatically Measured Waveform Pa rameters User s manual section 10 9 Displaying the Frequency Distribution of a Specified A...

Page 11: ...or OFF in this case The selected item switches each time you press the soft key The selected item ON in this example is highlighted A type of menu in which a selection menu is opened for selecting it...

Page 12: ...9 BS PRINT FILE SHIFT SYSTEM EXP CLEAR M MENU D E F X k m u n p 4 5 6 1 2 3 0 C A B CURSOR PARAM TELECOM TEST WINDOW 1 WINDOW 2 FORM ACCUM CLEAR ZOOM 1 ZOOM 2 DISP 2 HISTORY CLEAR DISP 1 MAG INTENSITY...

Page 13: ...e judged on the edge of the specified input signal and triggers activated on the timing of the edge Trigger occurs depending on whether the conditions became true or not for a shorter or longer durati...

Page 14: ...Searching the History Waveforms Using Rectangular Zone History waveform Selected Record No 0 Selected Record No 25 Specified search zone Searches for waveforms that pass through the specified search...

Page 15: ...putation Displaying Accumulation User s manual section 7 7 Displaying Accumulation The display time of old waveforms can be set longer than the waveform update period so that newer waveforms are super...

Page 16: ...two measured items from automatic measurement of waveform parameters Statistical items and values Measurement range Results of statistical processing Max maximum value Min minimum value Avg average Sd...

Page 17: ...aveform press the SNAP CLEAR key Snapshot waveform Displayed in white Updated waveform Telecom Test User s manual section 10 4 Telecom Testing There are two types a mask test used for analyzing commun...

Page 18: ...LE AR EXP MEN U PR INT FILE UTIL ITY FIL E SYS TEM SH IFT SET UP HEL P HIST ORY CLE AR HIS TOR Y ACQ COU NT A CTIO N ZOOM DISP 1 DISP 2 ZOO M 1 ZOO M MAG AC QU IRE HO RIZ ON TAL ACQ STA RT STO P SAM P...

Page 19: ...ect the probe s ground wire to the functional grounding terminal Phase adjustment hole Probe compensation signal output terminal Probe Functional ground terminal Before connecting the probe you must r...

Page 20: ...Date time setting communication related settings settings and waveform data stored in internal memory and language settings To initialize all settings but the date time setting and settings and wavefo...

Page 21: ...out of view due to the rise in the voltage axis sensitivity The voltage axis sensitivity setting for CH1 PUSH FINTE SCALE When displaying multiple waveforms press the key to target CH1 for the SCALE...

Page 22: ...de in which the waveform scroll across the screen from right to left Roll mode is useful when you want to observe signals with long periods or signals that change slowly 1Turn the T DIV knob countercl...

Page 23: ...le For details see section 6 1 of the user s manual Selecting the Trigger Mode Trigger Position When waveform acquisition is started triggers are activated according to the trigger conditions and the...

Page 24: ...r portion Post trigger portion Trigger point 2Turn the rotary knob counterclockwise to set Position to 30 POSITION DELAY Changing the Trigger Mode from Auto to Single User s manual section 6 1 Setting...

Page 25: ...e the rotary knob on both Cursor T1 and Cursor T2 you can move both cursors at the same time Cursor T1 Cursor T2 T1 T2 T 1 T X axis value of Cursor T1 X axis value of Cursor T2 difference in X axis va...

Page 26: ...direction 3 Turn the MAG knob to set the zoom factor 1Press the ZOOM1 or ZOOM2 key Zoom box Z2 Zoom box Z1 Main normal waveform display area Display frame for zoomed waveform Z1 ZOOM 1 ZOOM 2 Display...

Page 27: ...of a Printout Note If you press the PRINT key after the SHIFT key the PRINT menu appears Settings using this menu are not required by this operation guide but it may be useful to know that you can sp...

Page 28: ...s and trigger settings are also saved During a save the media access icon is displayed at the lower left of the screen Save menu 1 Press the FILE key 2 Turn the rotary knob to select a save medium 3 D...

Page 29: ...IM 701310 02E 28 MEMO...

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