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32 Keysight P9241/42/43A Oscilloscopes Startup Guide
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Make a Measurement
Input a Signal
The first signal to input to the oscilloscope is the Probe Comp signal. This signal is
used for compensating probes.
1
Connect an oscilloscope probe from channel 1 to the Probe Comp terminal on
the front panel.
2
Connect the probe's ground lead to the ground terminal (next to the Probe
Comp terminal).
Using the Soft Front Panel (SFP) Interface
The Keysight InfiniiVision P924xA SFP has the same user interface as other
standalone Keysight InfiniiVision oscilloscopes. While standalone oscilloscopes
have keys, softkeys, and knobs—obviously different than the modular
oscilloscopes—the display interface was also designed to be used with touch
screens and connected USB mice, and it is just as easy to use with a mouse on the
Windows operating system.
The main differences between using the interface on a standalone oscilloscope
and a modular oscilloscope are:
• Instead of pressing front panel keys to open softkey menus, you use the top-left
blue Main Menu button.
• Instead of pressing softkeys, you click the softkey label buttons.
• Instead of turning knobs to adjust scales, offets, delay positions, trigger levels,
and cursor positions, there are clickable up/down, increase/decrease icon
buttons that appear after clicking these values. Also, you can drag waveforms,
trigger levels, and cursors.
Consider ergonomics when positioning the keyboard, monitor, and mouse.
Access the Built-In Quick Help
Soft Front Panel (SFP) help for the USB oscilloscope is different than in a
traditional Windows application. Instead of a Windows HTML Help file you access
through a Help menu, the USB oscilloscope's SFP help is the same quick help
information that is built-in to standalone InfiniiVision oscilloscopes.
To access the built-in quick help, press and hold the left-mouse button over a
softkey label button.