Scope View - Keysight Technologies N6705C Operating And Service Manual

1 Quick Reference

Scope View

Press Scope
View
This key
toggles
between
standard and
marker views.
1. Trace Identifies the voltage or current trace that will be displayed. Dashes (----) indicate that the specified trace is turned off. Select
Controls the trace and press Enter to turn it on or off.
2. Output V1, V2, V3, and V4 indicate voltage traces. I1, I2, I3, and I4 indicate current traces. P1 and P2 indicate power traces. Press
Traces Trigger Level knob to autoscale all traces .
3. Horizontal Identifies the horizontal time-base settings. These can be adjusted using the front panel Horizontal Time/Div and Offset
Time-base knobs.
4. Scope Indicates whether the scope is idle, running, or waiting for a trigger.
Status
5. Data Bar The highlighted area shows how much of the entire measurement is actually shown on the display. Use the Horizontal
Time/Div knob and Offset knob to adjust the display
6. Trigger Identifies the trigger level through which the waveform must pass before the scope will trigger. This can be adjusted using
Level the Trigger Level knob.
7. Ground Identifies the ground reference level for the trace. This can be adjusted using the Vertical Offset knob. The initial vertical offset
of each trace is set to a different level to prevent the traces from overlapping.
8. Trigger Identifies the trigger mode setting. This can be selected by pressing the Properties key.
Mode
9. Trigger Identifies the trigger source and trigger level. Voltage 1 indicates a voltage level on output 1 is the trigger source (see #6).
Source
10. M1 Marker Measurement Marker 1 enabled. Adjust using Marker 1 knob. Press knob to reset.
11. M2 Marker Measurement Marker 2 enabled. Adjust using Marker 1 knob. Press knob to reset.
12. Intersect Shows where the measurement markers intersect the waveform.
Point
13. Meas- Shows the calculations of the waveform data between Marker 1 and Marker 2.
urements
20
Standard View
Marker View
Keysight N6705C Operating and Service Guide