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Agilent Technologies InfiniiVision MSO6052A Programmer's Reference Manual (634 pages)

6000 Series

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 4.02 MB

In this Book
3
Table of Contents
5
1 What's New

17
2 Commands Quick Reference

31
- Command Summary
  32
- Syntax Elements
  70
  - Number Format
    70
  - NL> (Line Terminator)
    70
  - ] (Optional Syntax Terms)
    70
  - (Braces)
    70
  - (Defined As)
    70
  - (Angle Brackets)
    71
  - (Ellipsis)
    71
  - D (Digits)
    71
  - Quoted ASCII String
    71
  - Definite-Length Block Response Data
    71
  - N,..,P (Value Ranges)
    71
3 Commands by Subsystem

73
- Common (*) Commands
  75
  - CLS (Clear Status)
    79
  - ESE (Standard Event Status Enable)
    80
  - Command Syntax
    80
  - See also
    81
  - Introduction to Common (*) Commands
    81
  - ESR (Standard Event Status Register)
    82
  - IDN (Identification Number)
    84
  - LRN (Learn Device Setup)
    85
  - OPC (Operation Complete)
    86
  - OPT (Option Identification)
    87
  - RCL (Recall)
    88
  - RST (Reset)
    89
  - SAV (Save)
    92
  - SRE (Service Request Enable)
    93
  - STB (Read Status Byte)
    95
  - Commands by Subsystem
    95
  - TRG (Trigger)
    97
  - TST (Self Test)
    98
  - WAI (Wait to Continue)
    99
- Root (:) Commands
  100
  - Activity
    103
  - AER (Arm Event Register)
    104
  - Autoscale
    105
  - Autoscale:amode
    107
  - Autoscale:channels
    108
  - Blank
    109
  - Cdisplay
    110
  - Digitize
    111
  - Hweenable (Hardware Event Enable Register)
    113
  - Hweregister:condition (Hardware Event Condition Register)
    115
  - Hweregister[:Event] (Hardware Event Event Register)
    117
  - Merge
    119
  - OPEE (Operation Status Enable Register)
    120
  - Operegister:condition (Operation Status Condition Register)
    122
  - Operegister[:Event] (Operation Status Event Register)
    124
  - Ovlenable (Overload Event Enable Register)
    126
  - Ovlregister (Overload Event Register)
    128
  - Print
    130
  - Run
    131
  - Serial
    132
  - Single
    133
  - Status
    134
  - Stop
    135
  - TER (Trigger Event Register)
    136
  - View
    137
- Acquire Commands
  138
  - Acquire:aalias
    140
  - Acquire:complete
    141
  - Acquire:count
    142
  - Acquire:daalias
    143
  - Acquire:mode
    144
  - Acquire:points
    145
  - Acquire:rsignal
    146
  - Acquire:srate
    147
  - Acquire:type
    148
- Bus<N> Commands
  150
  - Bus<N>:Bit<M
    152
  - Bus<N>:Bits
    153
  - Bus<N>:Clear
    155
  - Bus<N>:Display
    156
  - Bus<N>:Label
    157
  - Bus<N>:Mask
    158
- Calibrate Commands
  159
  - Calibrate:date
    160
  - Calibrate:label
    161
  - Calibrate:start
    162
  - Calibrate:status
    163
  - Calibrate:switch
    164
  - Calibrate:temperature
    165
  - Calibrate:time
    166
- Channel<N> Commands
  167
  - Channel<N>:Bwlimit
    170
  - Channel<N>:Coupling
    171
  - Channel<N>:Display
    172
  - Channel<N>:Impedance
    173
  - Channel<N>:Invert
    174
  - Channel<N>:Label
    175
  - Channel<N>:Offset
    176
  - Channel<N>:Probe
    177
  - Channel<N>:Probe:ID
    178
  - Channel<N>:Probe:skew
    179
  - Channel<N>:Probe:stype
    180
  - Channel<N>:Protection
    181
  - Channel<N>:Range
    182
  - Channel<N>:Scale
    183
  - Channel<N>:Units
    184
  - Channel<N>:Vernier
    185
- Digital<N> Commands
  186
  - Digital<N>:Display
    188
  - Digital<N>:Label
    189
  - Digital<N>:Position
    190
  - Digital<N>:Size
    191
  - Digital<N>:Threshold
    192
- Display Commands
  193
  - Display:clear
    195
  - Display:data
    196
  - Display:label
    198
  - Display:lablist
    199
  - Display:persistence
    200
  - Display:source
    201
  - Display:vectors
    202
- External Trigger Commands
  203
  - External:bwlimit
    204
  - External:impedance
    205
  - External:probe
    206
  - External:probe:ID
    207
  - External:probe:stype
    208
  - External:protection
    209
  - External:range
    210
  - External:units
    211
- Function Commands
  212
  - Function:center
    214
  - Function:display
    215
  - Function:offset
    216
  - Function:operation
    217
  - Function:range
    218
  - Function:reference
    219
  - Function:scale
    220
  - Function:source
    221
  - Function:span
    222
  - Function:window
    223
- Hardcopy Commands
  224
  - Hardcopy:factors
    225
  - Hardcopy:ffeed
    226
  - Hardcopy:filename
    227
  - Hardcopy:format
    228
  - Hardcopy:igcolors
    229
  - Hardcopy:palette
    230
  - Hardcopy:pdriver
    231
- Marker Commands
  232
  - Marker:mode
    234
  - Marker:x1Position
    235
  - Marker:x1Y1Source
    236
  - Marker:x2Position
    237
  - Marker:x2Y2Source
    238
  - Marker:xdelta
    239
  - Marker:y1Position
    240
  - Marker:y2Position
    241
  - Marker:ydelta
    242
- Measure Commands
  243
  - Measure:clear
    250
  - Measure:counter
    251
  - Measure:define
    252
  - Measure:delay
    255
  - Measure:dutycycle
    257
  - Measure:falltime
    258
  - Measure:frequency
    259
  - Measure:nwidth
    260
  - Measure:overshoot
    261
  - Measure:period
    263
  - Measure:phase
    264
  - Measure:preshoot
    265
  - Measure:pwidth
    266
  - Measure:risetime
    267
  - Measure:sdeviation
    268
  - Measure:show
    269
  - Measure:source
    270
  - Measure:tedge
    272
  - Measure:tvalue
    274
  - Measure:vamplitude
    276
  - Measure:vaverage
    277
  - Measure:vbase
    278
  - Measure:vmax
    279
  - Measure:vmin
    280
  - Measure:vpp
    281
  - Measure:vrms
    282
  - Measure:vtime
    283
  - Measure:vtop
    284
  - Measure:xmax
    285
  - Measure:xmin
    286
- POD Commands
  287
  - Pod<N>:Display
    288
  - Pod<N>:Size
    289
  - Pod<N>:Threshold
    290
- SBUS Commands
  292
  - Sbus:busdoctor:address
    294
  - Sbus:busdoctor:baudrate
    295
  - Sbus:busdoctor:channel
    296
  - Sbus:busdoctor:mode
    297
  - Sbus:can:count:error
    298
  - Sbus:can:count:overload
    299
  - Sbus:can:count:reset
    300
  - Sbus:can:count:total
    301
  - Sbus:can:count:utilization
    302
  - Sbus:display
    303
  - Sbus:flexray:count:null
    304
  - Sbus:flexray:count:reset
    305
  - Sbus:flexray:count:sync
    306
  - Sbus:flexray:count:total
    307
  - Sbus:IIC:asize
    308
  - Sbus:lin:parity
    309
  - Sbus:mode
    310
  - Sbus:spi:width
    311
- System Commands
  312
  - System:date
    313
  - System:dsp
    314
  - System:error
    315
  - System:lock
    316
  - System:setup
    317
  - System:time
    319
- Timebase Commands
  320
  - Timebase:mode
    322
  - Timebase:position
    323
  - Timebase:range
    324
  - Timebase:refclock
    325
  - Timebase:reference
    326
  - Timebase:scale
    327
  - Timebase:vernier
    328
  - Timebase:window:position
    329
  - Timebase:window:range
    330
  - Timebase:window:scale
    331
- Trigger Commands
  332
  - General :Trigger Commands
    335
  - Trigger:hfreject
    336
- Trigger:holdoff
  337
- Trigger:mode
  338
- Trigger:nreject
  339
- Trigger:pattern
  340
- Trigger:sweep
  342
- Trigger:can Commands
  343
- Trigger:can:pattern:data
  345
- Trigger:can:pattern:data:length
  346
- Trigger:can:pattern:ID
  347
- Trigger:can:pattern:ID:mode
  348
- Trigger:can:samplepoint
  349
- Trigger:can:signal:baudrate
  350
- Trigger:can:source
  351
- Trigger:can:trigger
  352
- Trigger:duration Commands
  354
- Trigger:duration:greaterthan
  355
- Trigger:duration:lessthan
  356
- Trigger:duration:pattern
  357
- Trigger:duration:qualifier
  358
- Trigger:duration:range
  359
- Trigger:eburst Commands
  360
- Trigger:eburst:count
  361
- Trigger:eburst:idle
  362
- Trigger:eburst:slope
  363
- Trigger[:Edge] Commands
  364
- Trigger[:Edge]:Coupling
  365
- Trigger[:Edge]:Level
  366
- Trigger[:Edge]:Reject
  367
- Trigger[:Edge]:Slope
  368
- Trigger[:Edge]:Source
  369
- Trigger:flexray Commands
  370
- Trigger:flexray:error:type
  371
- Trigger:flexray:frame:ccbase
  373
- Trigger:flexray:frame:ccrepetition
  374
- Trigger:flexray:frame:ID
  375
- Trigger:flexray:frame:type
  376
- Trigger:flexray:time:cbase
  377
- Trigger:flexray:time:crepetition
  378
- Trigger:flexray:time:segment
  379
- Trigger:flexray:time:slot
  380
- Trigger:flexray:trigger
  381
- Trigger:glitch Commands
  382
- Trigger:glitch:greaterthan
  384
- Trigger:glitch:lessthan
  385
- Trigger:glitch:level
  386
- Trigger:glitch:polarity
  387
- Trigger:glitch:qualifier
  388
- Trigger:glitch:range
  389
- Trigger:glitch:source
  390
- Trigger:IIC Commands
  391
- Trigger:IIC:pattern:address
  392
- Trigger:IIC:pattern:data
  393
- Trigger:IIC:pattern:data2
  394
- Trigger:IIC:source:clock
  395
- Trigger:IIC:source:data
  396
- Trigger:IIC:trigger:qualifier
  397
- Trigger:IIC:trigger[:Type]
  398
- Trigger:lin Commands
  400
- Trigger:lin:ID
  401
- Trigger:lin:samplepoint
  402
- Trigger:lin:signal:baudrate
  403
- Trigger:lin:source
  404
- Trigger:lin:standard
  405
- Trigger:lin:syncbreak
  406
- Trigger:lin:trigger
  407
- Trigger:sequence Commands
  408
- Trigger:sequence:count
  409
- Trigger:sequence:edge
  410
- Trigger:sequence:find
  411
- Trigger:sequence:pattern
  412
- Trigger:sequence:reset
  413
- Trigger:sequence:timer
  414
- Trigger:sequence:trigger
  415
- Trigger:spi Commands
  416
- Trigger:spi:clock:slope
  417
- Trigger:spi:clock:timeout
  418
- Trigger:spi:framing
  419
- Trigger:spi:pattern:data
  420
- Trigger:spi:pattern:width
  421
- Trigger:spi:source:clock
  422
- Trigger:spi:source:data
  423
- Trigger:spi:source:frame
  424
- Trigger:tv Commands
  425
- Trigger:tv:line
  426
  - Trigger:tv:mode
    427
  - Trigger:tv:polarity
    428
  - Trigger:tv:source
    429
  - Trigger:tv:standard
    430
  - Trigger:usb Commands
    431
  - Trigger:usb:source:dminus
    432
  - Trigger:usb:source:dplus
    433
  - Trigger:usb:speed
    434
  - Trigger:usb:trigger
    435
  - Waveform Commands
    436
    
    Waveform:byteorder
    444
    
    Waveform:count
    445
    
    Waveform:data
    446
    
    Waveform:format
    448
    
    Waveform:points
    449
    
    Waveform:points:mode
    451
    
    Waveform:preamble
    453
    
    Waveform:source
    456
    
    Waveform:type
    460
    
    Waveform:unsigned
    461
    
    Waveform:view
    462
    
    Waveform:xincrement
    463
    
    Waveform:xorigin
    464
    
    Waveform:xreference
    465
    
    Waveform:yincrement
    466
    
    Waveform:yorigin
    467
    
    Waveform:yreference
    468
4 Commands A-Z

469
5 Obsolete and Discontinued Commands

491
- Channel:activity
  496
- Channel:label
  497
- Channel:threshold
  498
- Channel2:Skew
  499
- Channel<N>:Input
  500
- Channel<N>:Pmode
  501
- Display:connect
  502
- Display:order
  503
- Erase
  504
- External:input
  505
- External:pmode
  506
- Function:view
  507
- Hardcopy:destination
  508
- Hardcopy:device
  509
- Hardcopy:grayscale
  510
- Measure:lower
  511
- Measure:scratch
  512
- Measure:tdelta
  513
- Measure:thresholds
  514
- Measure:tmax
  515
- Measure:tmin
  516
- Measure:tstart
  517
- Measure:tstop
  518
- Measure:tvolt
  519
- Measure:upper
  521
- Measure:vdelta
  522
- Measure:vstart
  523
- Measure:vstop
  524
- Print
  525
- Timebase:delay
  527
- Trigger:can:acknowledge
  528
- Trigger:can:signal:definition
  529
- Trigger:lin:signal:definition
  530
- Trigger:threshold
  531
- Trigger:tv:tvmode
  532

Agilent Technologies InfiniiVision MSO6052A User Manual (428 pages)

InfiniiVision 5000/6000/7000 Series Oscilloscopes

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 14.38 MB

Safety Notices
2
Book Map
3
In this User's Guide
4
Table of Contents
7
Introduction

21
- Models Covered in this Manual
  22
- Specifications and Characteristics
  23
- Licensed Options
  24
- Notes
  26
Initial Setup

27
Connecting to the Device under Test

71
Triggering

81
- Triggering - General Information
  83
- Trigger Mode and Coupling Menu
  84
- Auto and Normal Trigger Modes
  84
  - Choosing Auto Trigger Mode or Normal Trigger Mode
    84
  - Auto Mode
    85
  - Normal Mode
    85
- Trigger Level Adjustment
  86
- Trigger Coupling
  87
- Trigger Noise Rejection
  87
  - HF Reject
    88
  - LF Reject
    89
  - Noise Rejection
    89
- Trigger Holdoff
  90
  - Trigger Holdoff Operating Hints
    90
  - To Set Holdoff
    90
- External Trigger Input
  92
  - 2-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
    92
- Maximum Voltage at 2-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
  93
  - 4-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
    94
- Maximum Voltage at 4-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
  94
- Trigger Output
  95
  - Triggers
    95
  - Source Frequency
    95
  - Source Frequency/8
    95
- Trigger Types
  96
- CAN Trigger
  98
- Duration Trigger
  102
  - Qualifier Time Set Softkey
    103
- Edge Trigger
  105
- Flexray Setup and Triggering
  107
  - Setup for Flexray Signals
    107
  - Flexray Triggering
    108
- Glitch or Narrow Pulse Capture
  112
  - Using Peak Detect Mode to Find a Glitch
    113
- I2C Trigger
  115
- I2S Trigger
  121
- LIN Trigger
  128
- MIL-STD 1553 Setup and Triggering
  131
  - Probing MIL-STD 1553 Signals
    131
  - Setup for MIL-STD 1553 Signals
    132
  - MIL-STD 1553 Triggering
    133
- Nth Edge Burst Trigger
  135
- Pattern Trigger
  137
  - Hex Bus Pattern Trigger
    139
- Pulse Width Trigger
  140
  - Qualifier Time Set Softkey
    141
  - Qualifier Time Set Softkey
    142
- Sequence Trigger
  143
- Define the "Find" Stage
  145
- Define the "Trigger On" Stage
  146
- Define the Optional "Reset On" Stage
  147
  - Adjust the Trigger Level
    149
- SPI Trigger
  150
- TV Trigger
  156
- UART/RS232 Trigger
  166
- USB Trigger
  170
Displaying

173
- Tips for Displaying Waveforms
  174
- Stabilizing the Display
  174
- Interpreting the Display
  175
- Graphic Symbols in Softkey Menus
  176
- Autoscale
  177
- Pan and Zoom
  179
- Waveform Intensity and Signal Detail
  180
- Grid Intensity
  181
- Infinite Persistence
  182
- Using Labels
  183
- Waveform Expansion Reference Point
  187
- Vectors (Connect the Dots)
  187
- Freeze Display
  188
- Antialiasing
  189
- XGA Video Output
  189
Measurements and Math Functions

191
- List of Automatic Measurements
  192
- Making Automatic Measurements
  193
  - Measurement Statistics
    194
  - Measurement Thresholds
    197
- Measurement Definitions
  199
  - Time Measurements
    199
  - Delay and Phase Measurements
    203
  - Voltage Measurements
    205
  - Overshoot and Preshoot Measurements
    211
- Cursor Measurements
  214
  - To Make Cursor Measurements
    215
  - Cursor Examples
    217
- XY Horizontal Mode
  220
- Math Functions
  224
  - To Use Waveform Math
    224
  - To Perform a Math Function Upon an Arithmetic Operation
    225
  - Math Scale and Offset
    225
  - Units
    226
- Multiply
  227
- Add or Subtract
  228
- Differentiate
  230
- Integrate
  232
- Square Root
  234
- FFT Measurement
  236
  - FFT Operation
    238
- Enabling Precision Measurements and Math
  242
Printing and Saving

243
- Printing the Oscilloscope's Display
  244
  - Quick Print
    244
  - To Print the Oscilloscope's Display
    245
  - Options
    245
  - Palette
    246
- Saving Oscilloscope Data
  247
Acquisition Modes

261
- To Start and Stop an Acquisition
  262
- To Make a Single Acquisition
  264
- Acquisition Modes
  265
  - At Slower Sweep Speeds
    265
  - Selecting the Acquisition Mode
    265
  - Normal Mode
    265
  - Peak Detect Mode
    266
  - High Resolution Mode
    266
  - Averaging Mode
    267
  - Realtime Sampling Option
    269
- Segmented Memory
  271
  - Using Segmented Memory
    271
Web Interface

275
- Setting up the Oscilloscope's LAN Connection
  276
- Accessing the Web Interface
  280
- Browser Web Control
  281
  - Remote Front Panel
    281
  - Remote Programming
    283
  - Remote Programming with Agilent IO Libraries
    284
- Get Image
  285
- Identification Function
  286
- Instrument Utilities
  287
- Setting a Password
  288
Serial Decode/Lister

291
- Serial Decode
  292
- Lister
  293
  - Serial Decode Lister
    293
- CAN Serial Decode
  295
  - Interpreting CAN Decode
    298
  - CAN Totalizer
    299
  - Interpreting CAN Lister Data
    301
- Flexray Serial Decode
  302
  - Interpreting Flexray Frame Decode
    303
  - Flexray Totalizer
    304
  - Interpreting Flexray Lister Data
    305
- I 2 C Serial Decode
  306
  - Interpreting I 2 C Decode
    308
  - Interpreting I 2 C Lister Data
    309
- I 2 S Serial Decode
  310
  - Interpreting I 2 S Decode
    312
  - Interpreting I 2 S Lister Data
    313
- LIN Serial Decode
  314
  - Interpreting LIN Decode
    317
  - Interpreting LIN Lister Data
    319
- MIL-STD 1553 Serial Decode
  320
  - Interpreting MIL-STD 1553 Decode
    321
  - Viewing MIL-STD 1553 Data in the Lister
    322
- SPI Serial Decode
  323
  - Interpreting SPI Decode
    327
  - Interpreting SPI Lister Data
    328
- UART/RS232 Serial Decode
  329
  - Interpreting UART/RS232 Decode
    333
  - UART/RS232 Totalizer
    334
  - Interpreting UART/RS232 Lister Data
    335
Mask Test

337
- To Create a Mask from a "Golden" Waveform (Automask)
  338
  - Troubleshooting Mask Setup
    339
- Setup Options
  340
  - Run until
    340
  - On Error
    340
  - Source Lock
    341
- Mask Test Trigger Output
  342
- Mask Statistics
  343
  - Reset Statistics
    344
  - Transparent
    344
- To Manually Modify a Mask File
  345
- Building a Mask File
  348
Controls and Connectors

351
Digital Channels

371

Agilent Technologies InfiniiVision MSO6052A User Manual (371 pages)

6000 Series

Brand: Agilent Technologies | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 8.19 MB

Safety Notices
3
Table of Contents
10
Getting Started

20
Front-Panel Controls

60
Viewing and Measuring Digital Signals

110
Triggering the Oscilloscope

126
- Selecting Trigger Modes and Conditions
  129
  - To Select the Mode and Coupling Menu
    129
  - Trigger Modes: Normal and Auto
    130
  - To Select Trigger Coupling
    132
  - To Select Trigger Noise Rejection and HF Rejection
    132
  - To Set Holdoff
    133
- The External Trigger Input
  135
  - 2-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
    135
  - 4-Channel Oscilloscope External Trigger Input
    137
- Trigger Types
  138
- To Use Edge Triggering
  139
  - Trigger Level Adjustment
    140
- To Use Pulse Width Triggering
  141
  - Qualifier Time Set Softkey
    143
- To Use Pattern Triggering
  144
- To Use CAN Triggering
  146
- To Use Duration Triggering
  150
  - Qualifier Time Set Softkey
    152
- To Use Flexray Triggering
  153
- To Use I2C Triggering
  162
- To Use Nth Edge Burst Triggering
  168
- To Use LIN Triggering
  170
- To Use Sequence Triggering
  173
  - Define the Find: Stage
    175
  - Define the Trigger On: Stage
    176
  - Define the Optional Reset On: Stage
    178
  - Adjust the Trigger Level
    179
- To Use SPI Triggering
  180
- To Use TV Triggering
  185
- To Use USB Triggering
  197
- The Trigger out Connector
  199
  - Triggers
    199
  - Source Frequency
    199
  - Source Frequency/8
    199
Making Measurements

200
- To Use the XY Horizontal Mode
  201
- Math Functions
  206
  - Math Scale and Offset
    207
  - Multiply
    208
  - Subtract
    210
  - Differentiate
    212
  - Integrate
    214
  - FFT Measurement
    217
  - FFT Operation
    219
  - Square Root
    224
- Cursor Measurements
  226
  - To Make Cursor Measurements
    226
  - Cursor Examples
    230
- Automatic Measurements
  233
  - To Make an Automatic Measurement
    234
  - To Set Measurement Thresholds
    235
  - Time Measurements
    237
  - Delay and Phase Measurements
    241
  - Voltage Measurements
    244
  - Overshoot and Preshoot Measurements
    249
Displaying Data

252
- Pan and Zoom
  253
  - To Pan and Zoom a Waveform
    254
  - To Set the Waveform Expansion Reference Point
    254
- Antialiasing
  255
- Using the XGA Video Output
  255
- Display Settings
  256
  - Infinite Persistence
    256
  - Grid Intensity
    257
  - Vectors (Connect the Dots)
    257
- Varying the Intensity to View Signal Detail
  258
- Acquisition Modes
  260
  - At Slower Sweep Speeds
    260
  - Selecting the Acquisition Mode
    260
  - Normal Mode
    261
  - Peak Detect Mode
    261
  - High Resolution Mode
    261
  - Averaging Mode
    262
  - Realtime Sampling Option
    264
- Using Serial Decode
  266
  - To Decode I 2 C Data
    267
  - To Decode SPI Data
    271
  - To Decode CAN Data
    276
  - CAN Totalizer
    281
  - To Decode LIN Data
    283
  - To Decode Flexray Data
    289
  - Flexray Totalizer
    293
- To Reduce the Random Noise on a Signal
  295
  - HF Reject
    295
  - LF Reject
    296
  - Noise Rejection
    296
- To Capture Glitches or Narrow Pulses with Peak Detect and Infinite Persistence
  297
  - Using Peak Detect Mode to Find a Glitch
    298
- How Autoscale Works
  300
Saving and Printing Data

302
- To Configure Printing
  303
  - Selecting a Print File Format
    303
  - Selecting Print Options
    306
  - Print Palette
    306
- To Print the Display to a File
  307
- To Print the Display to a USB Printer
  308
- Supported Printers
  309
  - Printers
    309
- Secure Environment Mode Option
  311
- Saving and Recalling Traces and Setups
  313
- To Autosave Traces and Setups
  314
- To Save Traces and Setups to Internal Memory or to Overwrite an Existing USB Mass Storage Device File
  315
  - Device
    316
  - To Save Traces and Setups to a New File on the USB Mass Storage Device
    316
- To Recall Traces and Setups
  318
- To Use the File Explorer
  319
Reference

322
- Upgrading to an MSO or Adding Memory Depth
  323
- Software and Firmware Updates
  323
- To Set up the I/O Port
  324
- Using the 10 Mhz Reference Clock
  325
- To Check Warranty and Extended Services Status
  327
- To Return the Instrument
  328
- To Clean the Oscilloscope
  328
- Digital Channel Signal Fidelity: Probe Impedance and Grounding
  329
  - Input Impedance
    329
  - Probe Grounding
    331
  - Best Probing Practices
    333
- To Replace Digital Probe Leads
  334
- Binary Data (.Bin)
  335
  - Binary Data in MATLAB
    335
  - Binary Header Format
    335
  - Example Program for Reading Binary Data
    339
  - Examples of Binary Files
    340

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