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GW Instek GDS-1102A-U User Manual (151 pages)

Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Brand: GW Instek | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
8
Safety Symbols
8
Safety Guidelines
9
Power Cord for the United Kingdom
12
Getting Started
13
Main Features
13
Panel Overview
15
Front Panel
15
Rear Panel
19
Display
20
Setting up the Oscilloscope
21
Quick Reference
24
Menu Tree and Shortcuts
24
CH1/CH2 Key
25
Cursor Key 1/2
26
Cursor Key 2/2
26
Display Key
27
Autoset Key
27
Hardcopy Key
27
Help Key
28
Horizontal Menu Key
28
Math Key 1/2 (+/-/X)
29
Math Key 2/2 (FFT/FFT Rms)
30
Measure Key
31
Run/Stop Key
31
Save/Recall Key 1/10
32
Save/Recall Key 2/10
32
Save/Recall Key 3/10
33
Save/Recall Key 4/10
33
Save/Recall Key 5/10
34
Save/Recall Key 6/10
34
Save/Recall Key 7/10
35
Save/Recall Key 8/10
35
Save/Recall Key 9/10
36
Save/Recall Key 10/10
36
Trigger Key 2/6
37
Trigger Key 1/6
37
Trigger Key 3/6
38
Trigger Key 4/6
38
Trigger Key 5/6
39
Trigger Key 6/6
39
Utility Key 1/11 (Utility #1)
40
Utility 2/11 (Utility #2)
40
Utility Key 3/11 (Utility #3)
41
Utility Key 4/11 (Hardcopy -Save All)
41
Utility Key 5/11 (Hardcopy -Printer)
42
Utility Key 6/11 (Hardcopy -Save Image)
42
Utility Key 7/11 (Probe Compensation)
43
Utility Key 8/11 (Go-Nogo)
43
Utility Key 9/11 (Data Logging 1/2)
44
Utility Key 10/11 (Data Logging 2/2)
44
Utility Key 11/11 (Self CAL Menu)
44
Default Settings
45
Built-In Help
46
Measurement
47
Basic Measurements
47
Activating a Channel
47
Using Autoset
48
Running and Stopping the Trigger
50
Changing the Horizontal Position and Scale
51
Changing the Vertical Position and Scale
52
Using the Probe Compensation Signal
53
Automatic Measurements
55
Measurement Items
55
Automatic Measurement Gating
57
Automatically Measuring the Input Signals
58
Cursor Measurements
61
Using the Horizontal Cursors
61
Using the Vertical Cursors
62
Math Operations
63
Overview
63
Adding, Subtracting or Multiplying Signals
64
Using the FFT Function
65
Go No-Go Testing
67
Overview
67
Edit: Nogo When
68
Edit: Source
68
Edit: Template (Boundary)
69
Edit: Nogo Violation Conditions
69
Run Go-Nogo Tests
73
Data Logging
74
Overview
74
Edit: Source
75
Edit: Setup Parameters
75
Run Data Logging
77
Configuration
78
Acquisition
78
Selecting the Acquisition Mode
78
Selecting Delay Mode
80
Real Time Vs Equivalent Time Sampling Mode
82
Display
83
Selecting Vector or Dot Drawing
83
Accumulating the Waveform
83
Adjusting the Display Contrast
84
Selecting the Display Grid
84
Horizontal View
85
Moving the Waveform Position Horizontally
85
Selecting the Horizontal Scale
85
Selecting the Waveform Update Mode
86
Zooming the Waveform Horizontally
87
Viewing Waveforms in the X-Y Mode
88
Horizontal Adjustment Menu
89
Vertical View (Channel)
91
Moving the Waveform Position Vertically
91
Selecting the Vertical Scale
91
Selecting the Coupling Mode
91
Expand Vertical Scale Center / Ground
92
Inverting the Waveform Vertically
93
Limiting the Waveform Bandwidth
94
Probe Attenuation Level and Type
94
Trigger
96
Trigger Type
96
Trigger Parameter
96
Configuring Holdoff
98
Configuring the Edge Trigger
99
Configuring the Video Trigger
100
Configuring the Pulse Width Trigger
101
Manually Triggering the Signal
103
Rear Panel USB Port Interface
104
Remote Control Interface
105
System Settings
107
Viewing the System Information
107
Selecting the Language
107
Save/Recall
109
File Structures
109
Display Image File Format
109
Waveform File Format
109
Setup File Format
112
Using the USB File Utilities
113
Quick Save (Hardcopy)
115
Save
117
File Type/Source/Destination
117
Saving the Panel Settings
118
Saving the Waveform
119
Saving the Display Image
121
Saving All (Panel Settings, Display Image, Waveform)
122
Recall
124
File Type/Source/Destination
124
Recalling the Default Panel Settings
125
Recalling a Reference Waveform to the Display
126
Recalling Panel Settings
126
Recalling a Waveform
127
Recall Image
129
Print
131
Print (Hardcopy)
131
Maintenance
134
Vertical Resolution Calibration
134
Probe Compensation
135
Faq
137
The Input Signal Does Not Appear in the Display
137
I Want to Remove some Contents from the Display
137
The Waveform Does Not Update (Frozen)
138
The Probe Waveform Is Distorted
138
Autoset Does Not Catch the Signal Well
138
I Want to Clean up the Cluttered Panel Settings
138
The Saved Display Image Is too Dark on the Background
138
The Oscilloscope will Not Allow a 2M Waveform to be Saved
139
The Accuracy Does Not Match the Specifications
139
Appendix
140
Fuse Replacement
140
GDS-1000A-U Series Specifications
141
Model-Specific Specifications
141
Common Specifications
142
Probe Specifications
144
GDS-1072A-U Probe
144
GDS-1102A-U Probe
144
GDS-1152A-U Probe
145
Dimensions
146
EC Declaration of Conformity
147
Index
149

GW Instek GDS-1102A-U User Manual (145 pages)

Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Brand: GW Instek | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
8
Safety Symbols
8
Safety Guidelines
9
Power Cord for the United Kingdom
12
Getting Started
13
Main Features
13
Panel Overview
15
Front Panel
15
Rear Panel
18
Display
19
Setting up the Oscilloscope
20
Quick Reference
23
Menu Tree and Shortcuts
23
CH1/CH2 Key
24
Cursor Key 1/2
25
Cursor Key 2/2
25
Display Key
26
Autoset Key
26
Hardcopy Key
26
Help Key
27
Horizontal Menu Key
27
Math Key 1/2 (+/-/X)
28
Math Key 2/2 (FFT/FFT Rms)
29
Measure Key
30
Run/Stop Key
30
Save/Recall Key 1/10
31
Save/Recall Key 2/10
31
Save/Recall Key 3/10
32
Save/Recall Key 4/10
32
Save/Recall Key 5/10
33
Save/Recall Key 6/10
33
Save/Recall Key 7/10
34
Save/Recall Key 8/10
34
Save/Recall Key 9/10
35
Save/Recall Key 10/10
35
Trigger Key 2/6
36
Trigger Key 1/6
36
Trigger Key 3/6
37
Trigger Key 4/6
37
Trigger Key 5/6
38
Trigger Key 6/6
38
Utility Key 1/10 (Utility #1)
39
Utility 2/10 (Utility #2)
39
Utility Key 3/10 (Utility #3)
40
Utility Key 4/10 (Hardcopy -Save All)
40
Utility Key 5/10 (Hardcopy -Save Image)
41
Utility Key 6/10 (Probe Compensation)
41
Utility Key 7/10 (Go-Nogo)
42
Utility Key 8/10 (Data Logging 1/2)
42
Utility Key 9/10 (Data Logging 2/2)
43
Utility Key 10/10 (Self CAL Menu)
43
Default Settings
44
Built-In Help
45
Measurement
46
Basic Measurements
46
Activating a Channel
46
Using Autoset
47
Running and Stopping the Trigger
49
Changing the Horizontal Position and Scale
50
Changing the Vertical Position and Scale
51
Using the Probe Compensation Signal
52
Automatic Measurements
54
Measurement Items
54
Automatic Measurement Gating
56
Automatically Measuring the Input Signals
57
Cursor Measurements
60
Using the Horizontal Cursors
60
Using the Vertical Cursors
61
Math Operations
62
Overview
62
Adding, Subtracting or Multiplying Signals
63
Using the FFT Function
64
Go No-Go Testing
66
Overview
66
Edit: Nogo When
67
Edit: Source
67
Edit: Nogo Violation Conditions
68
Edit: Template (Boundary)
68
Run Go-Nogo Tests
72
Data Logging
73
Overview
73
Edit: Source
74
Edit: Setup Parameters
74
Run Data Logging
76
Configuration
77
Acquisition
77
Selecting the Acquisition Mode
77
Selecting Delay Mode
79
Real Time Vs Equivalent Time Sampling Mode
81
Display
82
Selecting Vector or Dot Drawing
82
Accumulating the Waveform
82
Adjusting the Display Contrast
83
Selecting the Display Grid
83
Horizontal View
84
Moving the Waveform Position Horizontally
84
Selecting the Horizontal Scale
84
Selecting the Waveform Update Mode
85
Zooming the Waveform Horizontally
86
Viewing Waveforms in the X-Y Mode
87
Horizontal Adjustment Menu
88
Vertical View (Channel)
90
Moving the Waveform Position Vertically
90
Selecting the Vertical Scale
90
Selecting the Coupling Mode
90
Expand Vertical Scale Center / Ground
91
Inverting the Waveform Vertically
92
Limiting the Waveform Bandwidth
93
Probe Attenuation Level and Type
93
Trigger
95
Trigger Type
95
Trigger Parameter
95
Configuring Holdoff
97
Configuring the Edge Trigger
98
Configuring the Video Trigger
99
Configuring the Pulse Width Trigger
100
Manually Triggering the Signal
102
Remote Control Interface
103
System Settings
104
Selecting the Language
104
Viewing the System Information
104
Save/Recall
106
File Structures
106
Display Image File Format
106
Waveform File Format
106
Setup File Format
109
Using the USB File Utilities
110
Quick Save (Hardcopy)
112
Save
114
File Type/Source/Destination
114
Saving the Panel Settings
115
Saving the Waveform
116
Saving the Display Image
118
Saving All (Panel Settings, Display Image, Waveform)
119
Recall
121
File Type/Source/Destination
121
Recalling the Default Panel Settings
122
Recalling a Reference Waveform to the Display
123
Recalling Panel Settings
123
Recalling a Waveform
124
Recall Image
126
Maintenance
128
Vertical Resolution Calibration
128
Probe Compensation
129
Faq
131
The Input Signal Does Not Appear in the Display
131
I Want to Remove some Contents from the Display
131
The Waveform Does Not Update (Frozen)
132
The Probe Waveform Is Distorted
132
Autoset Does Not Catch the Signal Well
132
I Want to Clean up the Cluttered Panel Settings
132
The Saved Display Image Is too Dark on the Background
132
The Accuracy Does Not Match the Specifications
133
The Oscilloscope will Not Allow a 2M Waveform to be Saved
133
Appendix
134
Fuse Replacement
134
GDS-1000A-U Series Specifications
135
Model-Specific Specifications
135
Common Specifications
136
Probe Specifications
138
GDS-1072A-U Probe
138
GDS-1102A-U Probe
138
GDS-1152A-U Probe
139
Dimensions
140
EC Declaration of Conformity
141
Index
143

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