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Metrix ScopiX IV User Manual

Metrix ScopiX IV User Manual (143 pages)

Brand: Metrix | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 General

5
- Introduction
  5
- Delivery Condition
  5
- Unpacking, Re-Packing
  5
- Supply
  5
- Accessories
  6
- Measurement Accessories (Current, Voltage, Temperature)
  6
- Other Accessories
  7
- Battery and Power Supply
  7
- LITHIUM-ION Technology
  8
- Charging the Battery
  8
- Isolation of the Channels
  9
- Probix Accessories
  10
- Probix Concept
  10
- Rapid, Error-Free Measurements
  10
- Auto Scale
  11
- Safety Message
  11
- Power Supply to the Accessories
  11
2 Description of the Instrument

12
- Front Panel
  12
- Rear Panel
  12
- Touch Screen and Stylus
  13
- Accessories
  14
- Communication Interfaces
  16
3 Getting Started

17
- General Principles
  17
- ON/ OFF" Key
  17
- Screenshot" Key
  17
- Full Screen" Key
  17
- HOME" Key and Icon
  18
- Brightness Key
  18
4 Functional Description of Ox 9304

19
- SCOPE Mode
  19
- Keys/ Active Keypad
  19
- Adjustment of the "Reference Memory" from the Keypad
  19
- Adjusting the AUTOSET from the Keypad  "Magic Wand" Key
  19
- Display of the Measurement Principles ("MEASURE") from the Keypad
  20
- Adjusting the "HORIZONTAL" Time Base
  20
- Adjustment of the Amplitude of the "VERTICAL" Signal
  25
- Trigger
  27
- Adjustment of the Triggering Level
  28
- MATHEMATICAL Function, from the Screen
  32
- AUTOMATIC Measurements, from the Screen
  33
- Backup
  34
- Multimeter Mode
  35
- Keys/Keyboard Active in Multimeter Mode
  35
- Icon/Screen of the Multimeter Mode
  36
- Adjustments of the VERTICAL Menu
  37
- Power Measurement
  38
- LOGGER Mode
  40
- Keys/Keyboard Active in LOGGER Mode
  40
- Icons/Screen in LOGGER Mode
  40
- Principles
  41
- VIEWER Mode
  42
- HARMONIC Mode
  44
- Keys/Keyboard Active in Harmonic Mode
  44
- Principle
  44
- Icons/Screen in Harmonic Mode
  45
- BUS Analysis Mode
  46
- Active Keys in the BUS Analysis Mode
  46
- Active Keys of the Keypad
  46
- Screen Icons of the Bus Analysis Mode
  47
- Communication
  49
- General Parameters
  50
- Memories
  52
- Update of the Firmware of Embedded Programs
  53
- Scopenet IV
  54
5 How Are Waveforms Displayed

56
- Manual" Display
  56
- Using the Keypad
  56
- Using the Touch Screen
  57
- Autoset
  57
- Calibrating the Probes
  58
- Auto/Cursors/Zoom Measurement
  60
- Auto
  60
- The Cursors
  61
- Zoom
  61
- Adjusting the Trigger
  62
- Mathematical/Fft/Xy Measurement
  63
6 How Is a Quantity Measured by Multimeter

64
- Differentiating the Channels
  64
- Type of Measurement
  64
- Power Measurement
  65
- LOGGER Mode
  66
7 How Are Harmonics Analyzed

67
8 Technical Characteristics

68
- Oscilloscope" Function
  68
- Multimeter" and "LOGGER" Function
  74
- Operating Modes
  76
- VIEWER" Function
  77
- HARMONIC ANALYSIS" Function
  78
- Communication
  79
- Communication Port and Peripherals
  79
- Applications
  79
9 General Characteristics

80
- Nominal Range of Use
  80
- Environmental Conditions
  80
- Variations in the Nominal Range of Use
  80
- Power Supply
  80
- Mechanical Characteristics
  81
- Hard Enclosure Covered with Elastomer
  81
- Mechanical Conditions
  81
- Electrical Characteristics
  82
- Battery Power Supply
  82
- Line Power
  82
- CEM and Safety
  83
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  83
- Electrical Safety
  83
- Temperature
  84
10 Maintenance

85
- Warranty
  85
- Cleaning
  85
- Repair and Metrological Verification
  85
11 Remote Programming

86
- Introduction
  86
- Commands Specific to the Instrument
  89
- IEEE 488.2 Common Commands
  106
12 Appendix

111
- ARINC 429 » Bus
  111
- Overview
  111
- Getting Started
  111
- Measurements (ARINC 429)
  112
- AS-I » Bus
  113
- Overview
  113
- Getting Started
  113
- Measurements (AS-I)
  114
- CAN High-Speed » Bus
  115
- Overview
  115
- Getting Started
  115
- Measurements (CAN High-Speed)
  116
- CAN Low-Speed » Bus
  117
- Overview
  117
- Getting Started
  117
- Measurements (CAN Low-Speed)
  118
- DALI » Bus
  119
- Overview
  119
- Getting Started
  119
- Measurements (DALI)
  120
- Ethernet 10Base-2 » Bus
  121
- Overview
  121
- Getting Started
  121
- Measurements (Ethernet 10Base-2)
  122
- Ethernet 10Base-T » Bus
  123
- Overview
  123
- Getting Started
  123
- Measurements (Ethernet 10Base-T)
  124
- Flexray » Bus
  125
- Overview
  125
- Getting Started
  125
- Measurements (Flexray)
  126
- KNX » Bus
  127
- Overview
  127
- Getting Started
  127
- Measurements (KNX)
  128
- LIN » Bus
  129
- Overview
  129
- Getting Started
  129
- Measurements (LIN)
  130
- MIL-STD-1553 » Bus
  131
- Overview
  131
- Getting Started
  131
- Measurements (MIL-STD-1553)
  132
- Profibus DP » Bus
  133
- Overview
  133
- Getting Started
  133
- Measurements (Profibus DP)
  134
- Profibus PA » Bus
  135
- Overview
  135
- Getting Started
  135
- Measurements (Profibus PA)
  136
- RS232 » Bus
  137
- Overview
  137
- Getting Started
  137
- Measurements (RS232)
  138
- RS485 » Bus
  139
- Overview
  139
- Getting Started
  139
- Measurements (RS485)
  140
- USB » Bus
  141
- Overview
  141
- Getting Started
  141
- Measurements (USB)
  142

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