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Agilent Technologies MSO-X 4022A User Manual

Agilent Technologies MSO-X 4022A User Manual (488 pages)

InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 9.5 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Notices
2
Infiniivision 4000 X-Series Oscilloscopes-At a Glance
3
Horizontal Controls," Starting on
39
Vertical Controls," Starting on
42
Enter Names Using Alpha- Numeric Keypad Dialogs
50
Digital Channels," Starting on
58
Triggers," Starting on
75
- To Copy Search Setups
  75
- Navigating the Time Base
  75
- To Navigate Time
  76
- To Navigate Search Events
  76
- To Navigate Segments
  77
- Vertical Controls
  80
- To Turn Waveforms on or off (Channel or Math)
  80
- To Adjust the Vertical Scale
  81
- To Adjust the Vertical Position
  81
- To Specify Channel Coupling
  82
- To Specify Channel Input Impedance
  83
- To Specify Bandwidth Limiting
  83
- To Change the Vertical Scale Knob's Coarse/Fine Adjustment Setting
  84
- To Invert a Waveform
  84
- Setting Analog Channel Probe Options
  85
- To Specify the Channel Units
  85
- To Specify the Probe Attenuation
  86
- To Specify the Probe Skew
  86
- To Calibrate a Probe
  87
- Math Waveforms
  89
- To Display Math Waveforms
  89
- To Adjust the Math Waveform Scale and Offset
  91
- Units for Math Waveforms
  91
- Math Operators
  92
- Add or Subtract
  92
- Multiply or Divide
  93
- Math Transforms
  94
- Differentiate
  95
- Integrate
  96
- FFT Measurement
  98
- Square Root
  106
- Ax + B
  106
- Square
  107
- Absolute Value
  108
- Common Logarithm
  108
- Natural Logarithm
  109
- Exponential
  109
- Base 10 Exponential
  110
- Math Filters
  110
- High Pass and Low Pass Filter
  111
- Averaged Value
  112
- Math Visualizations
  112
- Magnify
  112
- Measurement Trend
  113
- Chart Logic Bus Timing
  115
- Chart Logic Bus State
  116
- Reference Waveforms
  119
- To Save a Waveform to a Reference Waveform Location
  119
- To Display a Reference Waveform
  120
- To Scale and Position Reference Waveforms
  121
- To Adjust Reference Waveform Skew
  122
- To Display Reference Waveform Information
  122
- To Save/Recall Reference Waveform Files To/From a USB Storage Device
  122
- Digital Channels
  123
- To Connect the Digital Probes to the Device under Test
  123
- Probe Cable for Digital Channels
  124
- Acquiring Waveforms Using the Digital Channels
  127
- To Display Digital Channels Using Autoscale
  127
- Interpreting the Digital Waveform Display
  129
- To Change the Displayed Size of the Digital Channels
  130
- To Switch a Single Channel on or off
  130
- To Switch All Digital Channels on or off
  130
- To Switch Groups of Channels on or off
  130
- To Change the Logic Threshold for Digital Channels
  131
- To Reposition a Digital Channel
  131
- To Display Digital Channels as a Bus
  132
- Digital Channel Signal Fidelity: Probe Impedance and Grounding
  135
- Input Impedance
  136
- Probe Grounding
  138
- Best Probing Practices
  140
- To Replace Digital Probe Leads
  140
- Serial Decode
  143
- Serial Decode Options
  143
- Lister
  144
- Searching Lister Data
  146
- Display Settings
  149
- To Adjust Waveform Intensity
  149
- To Set or Clear Persistence
  151
- To Clear the Display
  153
- To Select the Grid Type
  153
- To Adjust the Grid Intensity
  153
- To Display Waveforms as Vectors or Dots
  154
- To Freeze the Display
  155
- Labels
  157
- To Turn the Label Display on or off
  157
- To Assign a Predefined Label to a Channel
  158
- To Define a New Label
  159
- To Load a List of Labels from a Text File You Create
  160
- To Reset the Label Library to the Factory Default
  161
- To Add an Annotation
  162
- Triggers
  165
- Adjusting the Trigger Level
  167
- Forcing a Trigger
  167
- Edge Trigger
  168
- Edge then Edge Trigger
  170
- Pulse Width Trigger
  172
- Pattern Trigger
  175
- Hex Bus Pattern Trigger
  178
- OR Trigger
  178
- Rise/Fall Time Trigger
  180
- Nth Edge Burst Trigger
  182
- Runt Trigger
  183
- Setup and Hold Trigger
  186
- Video Trigger
  187
- To Set up Generic Video Triggers
  192
- To Trigger on a Specific Line of Video
  193
- To Trigger on All Sync Pulses
  194
- To Trigger on a Specific Field of the Video Signal
  195
- To Trigger on All Fields of the Video Signal
  196
- To Trigger on Odd or Even Fields
  197
- Serial Trigger
  200
- Zone Qualified Trigger
  201
- Trigger Mode/Coupling
  205
- To Select the Auto or Normal Trigger Mode
  206
- To Select the Trigger Coupling
  208
- To Enable or Disable Trigger Noise Rejection
  209
- To Enable or Disable Trigger HF Reject
  209
- To Set the Trigger Holdoff
  210
- External Trigger Input
  210
- Maximum Voltage at Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
  211
- Acquisition Control
  213
- Running, Stopping, and Making Single Acquisitions (Run Control)
  213
- Overview of Sampling
  215
- Sampling Theory
  215
- Aliasing
  215
- Oscilloscope Bandwidth and Sample Rate
  216
- Oscilloscope Rise Time
  217
- Oscilloscope Bandwidth Required
  218
- Memory Depth and Sample Rate
  219
- Selecting the Acquisition Mode
  219
- Normal Acquisition Mode
  220
- Peak Detect Acquisition Mode
  220
- Averaging Acquisition Mode
  223
- High Resolution Acquisition Mode
  225
Chapter
225
0 Chapter 3, “Vertical Controls,” Starting on Page 79

228
- 0 Chapter 4, “Math Waveforms,” Starting on Page 89
  228
- 0 Chapter 5, “Reference Waveforms,” Starting on Page
  228
- 0 Chapter 6, “Digital Channels,” Starting on Page 123
  228
- 0 Chapter 7, “Serial Decode,” Starting on Page 143
  228
- 0 Chapter 8, “Display Settings,” Starting on Page 149
  228
- 0 Chapter 9, “Labels,” Starting on Page 157
  228
- Chapter
  228
  - Navigating Segments
    229
  - Measurements, Statistics, and Infinite Persistence with Segmented Memory
    229
- Chapter
  229
  - Segmented Memory Re-Arm Time
    230
  - Saving Data from Segmented Memory
    230
  - To Make Cursor Measurements
    232
  - Cursor Examples
    235
  - To Make Automatic Measurements
    242
  - Measurements Summary
    244
  - Snapshot All
    246
  - Voltage Measurements
    247
  - Peak-Peak
    248
  - Peak- Peak
    248
  - Maximum
    248
  - Minimum
    248
  - Amplitude
    248
  - Top
    249
  - Base
    250
  - Overshoot
    250
  - Preshoot
    251
  - Average
    252
  - DC Rms
    252
  - Ac Rms
    253
  - Ratio
    255
  - Time Measurements
    255
  - Period
    256
  - Frequency
    256
  - Counter
    257
  - Width
    258
  - Burst Width
    258
  - Duty Cycle
    258
  - Width - Width
    258
  - Rise Time
    259
  - Fall Time
    259
  - Delay
    259
  - Phase
    260
  - At Min y
    262
  - At Max y
    262
  - Count Measurements
    263
  - Positive Pulse Count
    263
  - Negative Pulse Count
    263
  - Rising Edge Count
    264
  - Falling Edges Count
    264
  - Mixed Measurements
    264
  - Area
    264
  - Measurement Thresholds
    265
  - Measurement Window
    267
  - Measurement Statistics
    267
  - Mask Testing
    271
  - To Create a Mask from a "Golden" Waveform (Automask)
    271
  - Mask Test Setup Options
    274
  - Mask Statistics
    276
  - To Manually Modify a Mask File
    277
  - Building a Mask File
    280
  - How Is Mask Testing Done
    282
  - Digital Voltmeter
    283
  - To Select Generated Waveform Types and Settings
    287
- 18, "Save/Recall (Setups, Screens, Data
  287
  - Waveform Generator
    290
  - To Edit Arbitrary Waveforms
    291
  - Creating New Arbitrary Waveforms
    293
  - Editing Existing Arbitrary Waveforms
    294
  - Capturing Other Waveforms to the Arbitrary Waveform
    299
  - To Output the Waveform Generator Sync Pulse
    299
  - To Specify the Expected Output Load
    300
  - To Use Waveform Generator Logic Presets
    300
  - To Add Noise to the Waveform Generator Output
    301
  - To Add Modulation to the Waveform Generator Output
    302
  - To Set up Amplitude Modulation (AM)
    303
  - To Set up Frequency Modulation (FM)
    304
  - To Set up Frequency-Shift Keying Modulation (FSK)
    306
  - To Restore Waveform Generator Defaults
    307
  - To Set up Dual Channel Tracking
    307
  - Save/Recall (Setups, Screens, Data)
    309
  - Saving Setups, Screen Images, or Data
    309
  - To Save Setup Files
    311
  - To Save BMP or PNG Image Files
    311
  - To Save CSV, ASCII XY, or bin Data Files
    312
  - Length Control
    314
  - To Save Lister Data Files
    315
  - To Save Reference Waveform Files to a USB Storage Device
    315
  - To Save Masks
    316
  - To Save Arbitrary Waveforms
    316
  - To Navigate Storage Locations
    317
  - To Enter File Names
    317
  - Recalling Setups, Masks, or Data
    318
  - To Recall Setup Files
    319
  - To Recall Mask Files
    319
  - To Recall Reference Waveform Files from a USB Storage Device
    319
  - To Recall Arbitrary Waveforms
    320
  - Recalling Default Setups
    321
  - Performing a Secure Erase
    321
  - Print (Screens)
    323
  - To Print the Oscilloscope's Display
    323
  - To Set up Network Printer Connections
    325
  - To Specify the Print Options
    326
  - To Specify the Palette Option
    327
  - I/O Interface Settings
    329
  - Utility Settings
    330
  - Setting up the Oscilloscope's LAN Connection
    330
  - To Establish a LAN Connection
    331
  - Stand-Alone (Point-To-Point) Connection to a PC
    332
  - File Explorer
    333
  - Setting Oscilloscope Preferences
    335
  - To Choose "Expand About" Center or Ground
    335
  - To Disable/Enable Transparent Backgrounds
    336
  - To Load the Default Label Library
    336
  - To Set up the Screen Saver
    336
  - To Set Autoscale Preferences
    337
  - Setting the Oscilloscope's Clock
    338
  - Setting the Rear Panel TRIG out Source
    339
  - Setting the Reference Signal Mode
    339
  - To Supply a Sample Clock to the Oscilloscope
    340
  - Maximum Input Voltage at 10 Mhz REF Connector
    340
  - To Synchronize the Timebase of Two or more Instruments
    341
  - Performing Service Tasks
    342
  - To Perform User Calibration
    342
  - To Perform Hardware Self Test
    344
  - To Perform Front Panel Self Test
    345
  - To Display Oscilloscope Information
    345
  - To Display the User Calibration Status
    345
  - To Clean the Oscilloscope
    345
  - To Check Warranty and Extended Services Status
    346
  - To Contact Agilent
    346
  - To Return the Instrument
    346
- Measurements," Starting on
  347
  - Configuring the [Quick Action] Key
    347
  - Web Interface
    349
  - Accessing the Web Interface
    350
  - Browser Web Control
    351
  - Real Scope Remote Front Panel
    352
  - Simple Remote Front Panel
    353
  - Browser-Based Remote Front Panel
    354
  - Remote Programming Via the Web Interface
    355
  - Remote Programming with Agilent IO Libraries
    356
  - Save/Recall
    357
  - Saving Files Via the Web Interface
    357
  - Recalling Files Via the Web Interface
    358
  - Get Image
    359
  - Identification Function
    360
  - Instrument Utilities
    360
  - Setting a Password
    363
  - Specifications and Characteristics
    367
  - Measurement Category
    367
  - Reference
    368
  - Oscilloscope Measurement Category
    368
  - Measurement Category Definitions
    368
  - Transient Withstand Capability
    369
  - Maximum Input Voltage at Analog Inputs
    369
  - Maximum Input Voltage at Digital Channels
    369
  - Environmental Conditions
    369
  - Probes and Accessories
    370
  - Passive Probes
    371
  - Single-Ended Active Probes
    371
  - Differential Probes
    372
  - Current Probes
    373
  - Accessories Available
    373
  - Loading Licenses and Displaying License Information
    374
  - Licensed Options Available
    375
  - Other Options Available
    376
  - Upgrading to an MSO
    376
  - Software and Firmware Updates
    377
  - Binary Data (.Bin) Format
    377
  - Binary Data in MATLAB
    378
  - Binary Header Format
    378
  - Example Program for Reading Binary Data
    381
  - Examples of Binary Files
    381
  - CSV and ASCII XY Files
    384
  - CSV and ASCII XY File Structure
    385
  - Minimum and Maximum Values in CSV Files
    385
  - Acknowledgements
    386
  - CAN/LIN Triggering and Serial Decode
    387
  - Setup for CAN Signals
    387
  - CAN Triggering
    389
  - CAN Serial Decode
    391
  - Interpreting CAN Decode
    392
  - CAN Totalizer
    393
  - Interpreting CAN Lister Data
    394
  - Searching for CAN Data in the Lister
    395
  - Setup for LIN Signals
    396
  - LIN Triggering
    397
  - LIN Serial Decode
    399
  - Interpreting LIN Decode
    401
  - Interpreting LIN Lister Data
    402
  - Searching for LIN Data in the Lister
    403
  - Flexray Triggering and Serial Decode
    405
  - Setup for Flexray Signals
    405
  - Flexray Triggering
    406
  - Triggering on Flexray Frames
    407
  - Triggering on Flexray Errors
    408
  - Triggering on Flexray Events
    408
  - Flexray Serial Decode
    409
  - Interpreting Flexray Decode
    410
  - Flexray Totalizer
    411
  - Interpreting Flexray Lister Data
    412
  - Searching for Flexray Data in the Lister
    413
  - I2C/SPI Triggering and Serial Decode
    415
  - Setup for I2C Signals
    415
  - I2C Triggering
    416
  - I2C Serial Decode
    420
  - Interpreting I2C Decode
    421
  - Interpreting I2C Lister Data
    423
  - Searching for I2C Data in the Lister
    423
  - Setup for SPI Signals
    424
  - SPI Triggering
    428
  - SPI Serial Decode
    430
  - Interpreting SPI Decode
    432
  - Interpreting SPI Lister Data
    433
  - Searching for SPI Data in the Lister
    433
  - I2S Triggering and Serial Decode
    435
  - Setup for I2S Signals
    435
  - I2S Triggering
    438
  - In the Trigger Menu, Press the Trigger Softkey; Then, Turn the Entry Knob
    438
  - Are Being Decoded
    438
  - Press the Trigger Setup Softkey to Open the SPI Trigger Setup Menu
    439
  - I2S Serial Decode
    441
  - Interpreting I2S Decode
    442
  - Interpreting I2S Lister Data
    443
  - Searching for I2S Data in the Lister
    444
  - MIL-STD-1553/ARINC 429 Triggering and Serial Decode
    445
  - Setup for MIL-STD-1553 Signals
    445
  - MIL-STD-1553 Triggering
    447
  - Press the Trigger Softkey; Then, Turn the Entry Knob to Select the Trigger Condition
    447
  - MIL-STD-1553 Serial Decode
    448
  - Interpreting MIL-STD-1553 Decode
    449
  - Interpreting MIL-STD-1553 Lister Data
    450
  - Searching for MIL-STD-1553 Data in the Lister
    451
  - Setup for ARINC 429 Signals
    452
  - ARINC 429 Triggering
    453
  - ARINC 429 Serial Decode
    455
  - Interpreting ARINC 429 Decode
    457
  - ARINC 429 Totalizer
    458
  - Interpreting ARINC 429 Lister Data
    459
  - Searching for ARINC 429 Data in the Lister
    460
  - UART/RS232 Triggering and Serial Decode
    461
  - Setup for UART/RS232 Signals
    461
  - UART/RS232 Triggering
    463
  - UART/RS232 Serial Decode
    465
  - Interpreting UART/RS232 Decode
    467
  - UART/RS232 Totalizer
    468
  - Interpreting UART/RS232 Lister Data
    469
  - Searching for UART/RS232 Data in the Lister
    469
  - USB 2.0 Triggering and Serial Decode
    471
  - Setup for USB 2.0 Signals
    471
  - USB 2.0 Triggering
    473
  - USB 2.0 Serial Decode
    475
  - Interpreting USB 2.0 Decode
    476
  - Interpreting USB 2.0 Lister Data
    478
  - Searching for USB 2.0 Data in the Lister
    479
  - Index
    481

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