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Rigol MSO8074A User Manual

Rigol MSO8074A User Manual (406 pages)

Digital Oscilloscope

Brand: Rigol | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Safety Requirement
17
General Safety Summary
17
Safety Notices and Symbols
19
Measurement Category
19
Ventilation Requirement
20
Working Environment
20
Care and Cleaning
22
Environmental Considerations
22
MSO8000A Series Overview
24
Document Overview
26
Quick Start
28
General Inspection
28
Appearance and Dimensions
29
To Prepare for Use
29
To Adjust the Supporting Legs
29
Figure 4.1 Front View
29
Figure 4.2 Vertical View
29
To Connect to AC Power
30
Turn-On Checkout
30
Figure 4.3 to Adjust the Supporting Legs
30
Figure 4.4 to Connect to AC Power
30
Fuse Replacement
31
To Connect the Probe
32
Figure 4.5 Fuse Replacement
32
Figure 4.6 Connect the Passive Probe
33
Figure 4.7 to Connect the Probe Head to the Preamp of the Active Probe
33
Figure 4.8 Connect the Active Probe
34
Function Inspection
35
Figure 4.9 Connect the Logic Probe
35
Figure 4.10 to Use the Compensation Signal
35
Probe Compensation
36
Figure 4.11 Square Waveform Signal
36
Front Panel Overview
37
Figure 4.12 Probe Compensation
37
Figure 4.13 Front Panel Overview
37
Table 4.1 Front Panel Description
37
Rear Panel Overview
39
Figure 4.14 Rear Panel Overview
39
Front Panel Function Overview
41
Vertical
41
Horizontal
42
Wave
44
Trigger
45
Clear
45
Auto
45
Run/Stop
46
Single
46
Multifunction Knob
46
Function Menu
46
Touch Lock Key
47
Quick Key (Shortcut Key)
47
User Interface
48
Figure 4.15 User Interface
48
Touch Screen Controls
53
Tap
53
Figure 4.16 Tap Gesture
53
Pinch & Stretch
54
Drag
54
Figure 4.17 Pinch & Stretch Gesture
54
Figure 4.18 Drag Gesture
54
Rectangle Drawing
55
Figure 4.19 Rectangle Drawing Gesture(A)
55
Figure 4.20 Rectangle Drawing Gesture(B)
55
Parameter Setting Method
56
Figure 4.21 Numeric Keypad
57
To Use the Security Lock
58
To Use the Built-In Help System
58
Figure 4.22 to Use the Security Lock
58
Figure 4.23 Help Information
59
To View the Option Information and the Option Installation
60
To Set the Vertical System
63
To Enable or Disable the Analog Channel
63
To Adjust the Vertical Scale
64
Vertical Expansion
65
To Adjust the Vertical Offset
66
Channel Coupling
67
BW Limit
68
Probe Ratio
68
Table 5.2 BW Limit
68
Table 5.3 Probe Ratio
69
Input Impedance
70
Waveform Invert
70
To Set the Probe
71
Passive Probe
71
Figure 5.1 Waveform Invert
71
Active Probe
72
Amplitude Unit
72
Channel Delay
73
To Set the Bias
73
Figure 5.2 Zero Offset
73
Channel Label
74
Figure 5.3 Label Editing Interface
74
To Set the Horizontal System
76
To Adjust the Horizontal Time Base
76
To Adjust the Horizontal Position
77
Delayed Sweep
78
Figure 6.1 Delayed Sweep Mode
79
To Set the Sample System
81
Timebase Mode
81
YT Mode
81
XY Mode
81
Figure 7.1 Measurement Schematic Diagram of Phase Deviation
82
ROLL Mode
84
Acquisition Mode
84
Normal
84
Average
85
Figure 7.2 Waveforms before Averaging
85
Figure 7.3 Waveforms after 128 Times of Averaging
85
Peak
86
High Resolution
86
Sampling Mode
86
Sample Rate
87
LA Sample Rate
88
Memory Depth
88
Figure 7.4 Memory Depth
89
LA Memory Depth
90
Anti-Aliasing
90
Horizontal Expansion
90
To Trigger the Oscilloscope
92
Trigger Source
92
Trigger Level/Threshold Level
93
Trigger Mode
94
Figure 8.1 Schematic Diagram of the Acquisition Memory
94
Trigger Coupling
96
Trigger Holdoff
96
Noise Rejection
97
Trigger Type
97
Figure 8.2 Schematic Diagram of Trigger Holdoff
97
Edge Trigger
98
Pulse Trigger
99
Figure 8.3 Positive Pulse Width/Negative Pulse Width
99
Slope Trigger
101
Figure 8.4 Positive Slope Time/Negative Slope Time
102
Video Trigger
105
Pattern Trigger
107
Figure 8.5 Pattern Trigger
108
Figure 8.6 Virtual Keypad for Pattern Setting
109
Duration Trigger
110
Figure 8.7 Duration Trigger
111
Timeout Trigger
113
Figure 8.8 Timeout Trigger
113
Runt Trigger
115
Figure 8.9 Runt Trigger
115
Window Trigger
117
Delay Trigger
119
Figure 8.10 Delay Trigger
120
Setup/Hold Trigger
122
Figure 8.11 Setup/Hold Trigger
122
Nth Edge Trigger
124
Figure 8.12 Nth Edge Trigger
124
RS232 Trigger (Option)
126
Figure 8.13 Schematic Diagram of RS232 Protocol
126
I2C Trigger (Option)
128
Figure 8.14 Schematic Diagram of I2C Protocol
128
Figure 8.15 Virtual Keypad for Binary Data Bit
130
Figure 8.16 Virtual Keypad for Hex Data Bit
131
SPI Trigger (Option)
132
Figure 8.17 Sequential Chart of SPI Bus
132
CAN Trigger (Option)
134
Figure 8.18 Data Frame Format of the CAN Bus
134
Flexray Trigger (Option)
137
Figure 8.20 Frame Format of Flexray Bus
137
LIN Trigger (Option)
139
Figure 8.21 Data Frame Format of the LIN Bus
140
I2S Trigger (Option)
142
Figure 8.23 Sequential Chart of I2S Bus
143
MIL-STD-1553 Trigger (Option)
145
Figure 8.24 Formats of the Command Word, Data Word, and Status Word of
146
Zone Trigger
149
Trigger Output Connector
151
Figure 8.25 Trigger Output Connector
151
Operations and Measurements
153
Math Operation
153
Addition
154
Subtraction
155
Multiplication
156
Division
157
Fft
159
Table 9.1 Window Function
162
AND" Operation
163
Table 9.2 Logic "AND" Operation
163
OR" Operation
165
Table 9.3 Logic "OR" Operation
165
XOR" Operation
167
Table 9.4 Logic "XOR" Operation
167
NOT" Operation
168
Table 9.5 Logic "NOT" Operation
168
Intg
170
Diff
171
Sqrt
172
Lg (Base 10 Exponential)
173
Exp
176
Abs
177
Low Pass
178
High Pass
179
Band Pass
181
Band Stop
182
Ax+B
183
Avg
185
Math Operation Label
186
Auto Measurement
187
Quick Measurement after AUTO
187
Measurement Parameter
189
Figure 9.1 Time Parameters
190
Figure 9.2 Voltage Parameters
195
Measurement Settings
197
Remove the Measurement Result
201
Statistical Function
202
All Measurement
202
Cursor Measurement
202
Manual Mode
204
Track Mode
209
Figure 9.3 Manual Cursor Measurement Example
209
XY Mode
212
Measure Mode
214
Figure 9.4 Lissajous Schematic Diagram
214
Digital Voltmeter (DVM) and Frequency Counter
215
Digital Voltmeter (DVM)
215
To Enable or Disable DVM Measurement
215
To Select the Measurement Source
216
To Select Measurement Mode
216
To Set the Limits
216
Frequency Counter
217
To Enable or Disable the Frequency Counter
217
To Select the Measurement Source
218
To Select the Measurement Item
218
To Set the Resolution
218
To Clear Count
218
To Enable or Disable the Statistical Function
218
Power Analysis (Option)
220
Power Quality
220
Figure 11.1 Connection Diagram of Power Quality Analysis
222
Ripple
223
Figure 11.2 Connection Diagram of Ripple Analysis
224
Histogram Analysis
225
To Enable or Disable the Histogram Function
225
To Select the Histogram Type
226
To Select the Histogram Source
226
To Set the Measurement Items
226
To Set the Histogram Height
227
To Set the Histogram Range
227
To Enable or Disable the Statistical Function
227
To Reset
228
Real-Time Eye Diagram and Jitter Analysis (Option)
229
Real-Time Eye Analysis
229
To Enable or Disable the Eye Analysis Function
230
To Select the Source of the Eye Diagram
230
Threshold Settings
230
To Set Clock Recovery
231
To Enable or Disable the Eye Measurement Result
232
To Reset Color
233
Jitter Analysis
233
Figure 13.1 Diagram of Eye Measurement Parameters
233
To Enable or Disable the Jitter Function
234
To Select the Jitter Source
234
Threshold Settings
234
To Set Clock Recovery
235
To Set the Jitter Measurement
235
To Enable or Disable the Jitter Measurement Result
238
To Reset Statistics
238
Digital Channel
239
To Select the Digital Channel
239
To Enable/Disable the Digital Channel
240
To Set the Threshold
241
Auto Arrangement Setting
241
To Set the Waveform Display Size
242
To Set the Label
242
Group Setting
242
Waveform Color of the Digital Channel
243
Protocol Decoding
245
Parallel Decoding
245
Figure 15.1 Schematic Diagram of Parallel Decoding
246
Figure 15.2 Parallel Decoding Event Table
250
RS232 Decoding (Option)
252
Figure 15.3 Schematic Diagram of RS232 Serial Bus
252
Figure 15.4 Schematic Diagram of Negative Logic
252
I2C Decoding (Option)
259
Figure 15.5 I2C Serial Bus
259
Figure 15.6 I2C Decoding Event Table
262
SPI Decoding (Option)
264
Figure 15.7 SPI Serial Bus
265
Figure 15.8 SPI Decoding Event Table
269
LIN Decoding (Option)
270
Figure 15.9 LIN Decoding Event Table
273
CAN Decoding (Option)
277
Figure 15.11 CAN Decoding Event Table
280
Flexray Decoding (Option)
282
Figure 15.13 Flexray Decoding Event Table
285
I2S Decoding (Option)
287
Figure 15.14 I2S Decoding Event Table
290
1553B Decoding (Option)
292
Figure 15.15 1553B Decoding Event Table
293
Reference Waveform
296
To Enable the Ref Function
296
To Select the Reference Channel
296
To Select the Ref Source
296
To Adjust the Ref Waveform Display
297
To Save to Internal Memory
297
To Clear the Display of the Reference Waveform
297
To View Details of the Reference Waveform
297
To Reset the Reference Waveform
298
To Set the Color of the Reference Waveform
298
To Set the Label
298
To Export to Internal or External Memory
299
To Import from Internal or External Memory
299
Pass/Fail Test
300
To Enable or Disable the Pass/Fail Test Function
300
To Start or Stop the Pass/Fail Test Operation
300
To Select the Source
300
To Create a Mask
301
To Save a Mask
302
To Load a Mask
302
To Set the Output Form of the Test Results
302
To Enable or Disable the Display of the Statistics of the Test Results
303
To Reset Statistics
304
Waveform Recording and Playing
305
Common Settings
305
Record Options
306
Figure 18.1 Recording Process
306
Play Options
308
Search and Navigation Function
309
Search Function
309
Navigation Function
311
Display Control
313
To Select the Display Type
313
To Set the Persistence Time
313
To Set the Waveform Intensity
314
To Set the Screen Grid
314
To Set the Grid Brightness
315
Show Scale
315
Color Grade
315
Waveform Freeze
315
Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Option)
317
To Output Basic Waveforms
317
To Output Sine
317
To Output Square
319
To Output Ramp
319
Figure 21.1 Symmetry Definition
319
To Output Pulse
320
To Output DC
320
Figure 21.2 Duty Cycle Definition
320
To Output Noise
321
Sinc
321
Exp.rise
322
Figure 21.3 Sinc
322
Figure 21.4 Exp.rise
322
Exp.fall
323
Ecg
323
Figure 21.5 Exp.fallexp.fall
323
Gauss
324
Figure 21.6 ECG
324
Lorentz
325
Figure 21.7 Gauss
325
Haversine
326
Figure 21.8 Lorentz
326
To Output the Arbitrary Waveform
327
To Load the Channel and Waveform
327
Figure 21.9 Haversine
327
To Create the Waveforms
328
To Edit the Waveforms
330
Modulation
332
Figure 21.10 am
332
Figure 21.11 FM
333
Fsk
334
Sweep
335
Burst
337
Store and Load
339
Storage System
339
Storage Type
339
Binary Data Format (.Bin)
342
Load Type
345
Internal Storage and Load
345
External Storage and Load
347
Disk Management
348
To Select the File Type
349
To Create a Folder
349
Figure 22.1 Disk Management Interface
349
Figure 22.2 Create a Folder
350
To Delete a File or Folder
353
To Copy and Paste a File or Folder
354
To Rename a File or Folder
355
To Clear the Internal Memory Safely
355
Factory Settings
355
Table 22.4 Factory Settings
355
Figure 8.19 Sample Position
373
Figure 8.22 Sample Position
373
Figure 15.10 Sample Position
373
Figure 15.12 Sample Position
373
System Utility Function Setting
375
Remote Interface Configuration
375
LAN Configuration
375
Figure 23.1 Network Connection Setting Interface
375
To Set Mdns
378
To Set the Host Name
378
To Set the GPIB Address
378
To Set HDMI
378
USB Connection
379
System-Related
379
Beeper
379
Language
379
System Information
379
Power on
380
Power Status
380
Aux Output
380
Ref Clock
381
Help Menu
381
Selfcal
382
Auto Config
383
Print Setting
383
Figure 23.2 Selfcal
383
Email
385
Key Locker
386
Quick Operation
387
Screen Saver
390
Self-Check
391
System Time
392
Default Option
393
Remote Control
395
Remote Control Via USB
396
Remote Control Via LAN
396
Remote Control Via GPIB
397
Figure 24.1 Search for the Available Device
398
Figure 24.2 Confirm the Available Device
398
Troubleshooting
399
Appendix
401
Appendix A: Options and Accessories
401
Appendix B: Warranty
402
Index
403

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Rigol MSO8074A Manual

Rigol MSO8074A Manual (405 pages)

Digital Oscilloscope

Brand: Rigol | Category: Test Equipment | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Safety Requirement

17
- General Safety Summary
  17
- Safety Notices and Symbols
  19
- Measurement Category
  19
- Ventilation Requirement
  20
- Working Environment
  20
- Care and Cleaning
  22
- Environmental Considerations
  22
2 MSO8000 Series Overview

24
3 Document Overview

26
4 Quick Start

28
- General Inspection
  28
- Appearance and Dimensions
  29
- To Prepare for Use
  29
- Front Panel Overview
  37
- Figure 4.12 Probe Compensation
  37
- Figure 4.13 Front Panel Overview
  37
- Table 4.1 Front Panel Description
  37
- Rear Panel Overview
  39
- Figure 4.14 Rear Panel Overview
  39
- Front Panel Function Overview
  41
  - Vertical
    41
  - Horizontal
    42
  - Wave
    44
  - Trigger
    45
  - Clear
    45
  - Auto
    45
  - Run/Stop
    46
    
    Function Menu
    46
    
    Multifunction Knob
    46
    
    Single
    46
    
    Quick Key (Shortcut Key)
    47
    
    Touch Lock Key
    47
  - User Interface
    48
  - Figure 4.15 User Interface
    48
  - Touch Screen Controls
    53
    
    Tap
    53
    
    Drag
    54
    
    Figure 4.16 Tap Gesture
    54
    
    Figure 4.17 Pinch & Stretch Gesture
    54
    
    Pinch & Stretch
    54
    
    Figure 4.18 Drag Gesture
    55
    
    Figure 4.19 Rectangle Drawing Gesture(A)
    55
    
    Figure 4.20 Rectangle Drawing Gesture(B)
    55
    
    Rectangle Drawing
    55
  - Parameter Setting Method
    56
  - Figure 4.21 Numeric Keypad
    57
- To Use the Security Lock
  58
- Figure 4.22 to Use the Security Lock
  58
- To Use the Built-In Help System
  59
- Figure 4.23 Help Information
  59
- To View the Option and the Option Installation
  60
5 To Set the Vertical System

63
- To Enable or Disable the Analog Channel
  63
- To Adjust the Vertical Scale
  64
- Vertical Expansion
  65
- To Adjust the Vertical Offset
  66
- Channel Coupling
  67
- BW Limit
  68
- Probe Ratio
  68
- Table 5.2 BW Limit
  68
- Table 5.3 Probe Ratio
  69
- Input Impedance
  70
- Waveform Invert
  70
- To Set the Probe
  71
  - Passive Probe
    71
  - Figure 5.1 Waveform Invert
    71
  - Active Probe
    72
- Amplitude Unit
  72
- Channel Delay
  73
- To Set the Bias
  73
- Figure 5.2 Zero Offset
  73
- Channel Label
  74
- Figure 5.3 Label Editing Interface
  74
6 To Set the Horizontal System

76
7 To Set the Sample System

81
- Timebase Mode
  81
  - YT Mode
    81
  - XY Mode
    81
  - Figure 7.1 Measurement Schematic Diagram of Phase Deviation
    82
  - ROLL Mode
    84
- Acquisition Mode
  84
  - Normal
    84
  - Average
    85
  - Figure 7.2 Waveforms before Averaging
    85
  - Figure 7.3 Waveforms after 128 Times of Averaging
    85
  - Peak
    86
  - High Resolution
    86
- Sampling Mode
  86
- Sample Rate
  87
- LA Sample Rate
  88
- Memory Depth
  88
- Figure 7.4 Memory Depth
  89
- LA Memory Depth
  90
- Anti-Aliasing
  90
- Horizontal Expansion
  90
8 To Trigger the Oscilloscope

92
- Trigger Source
  92
- Trigger Level/Threshold Level
  93
- Trigger Mode
  94
- Figure 8.1 Schematic Diagram of the Acquisition Memory
  94
- Trigger Coupling
  96
- Trigger Holdoff
  96
- Noise Rejection
  97
- Trigger Type
  97
  - Figure 8.2 Schematic Diagram of Trigger Holdoff
    97
  - Edge Trigger
    98
  - Figure 8.3 Positive Pulse Width/Negative Pulse Width
    99
  - Pulse Trigger
    99
  - Slope Trigger
    101
  - Figure 8.4 Positive Slope Time/Negative Slope Time
    102
  - Video Trigger
    105
  - Pattern Trigger
    107
  - Figure 8.5 Pattern Trigger
    108
  - Figure 8.6 Virtual Keypad for Pattern Setting
    109
  - Duration Trigger
    110
  - Figure 8.7 Duration Trigger
    111
  - Figure 8.8 Timeout Trigger
    113
  - Timeout Trigger
    113
  - Figure 8.9 Runt Trigger
    115
  - Runt Trigger
    115
  - Window Trigger
    117
  - Delay Trigger
    119
  - Figure 8.10 Delay Trigger
    120
  - Figure 8.11 Setup/Hold Trigger
    122
  - Setup/Hold Trigger
    122
  - Figure 8.12 Nth Edge Trigger
    124
  - Nth Edge Trigger
    124
  - Figure 8.13 Schematic Diagram of RS232 Protocol
    126
  - RS232 Trigger (Option)
    126
  - Figure 8.14 Schematic Diagram of I2C Protocol
    128
  - I2C Trigger (Option)
    128
  - Figure 8.15 Virtual Keypad for Binary Data Bit
    130
  - Figure 8.16 Virtual Keypad for Hex Data Bit
    131
  - Figure 8.17 Sequential Chart of SPI Bus
    132
  - SPI Trigger (Option)
    132
  - CAN Trigger (Option)
    134
  - Figure 8.18 Data Frame Format of the CAN Bus
    134
  - Figure 8.19 Sample Position
    136
  - Figure 8.20 Frame Format of Flexray Bus
    137
  - Flexray Trigger (Option)
    137
  - LIN Trigger (Option)
    139
  - Figure 8.21 Data Frame Format of the LIN Bus
    140
  - Figure 8.22 Sample Position
    142
  - I2S Trigger (Option)
    142
  - Figure 8.23 Sequential Chart of I2S Bus
    143
  - MIL-STD-1553 Trigger (Option)
    145
  - Figure 8.24 Formats of the Command Word, Data Word, and Status Word of
    146
- Zone Trigger
  149
- Trigger Output Connector
  151
- Figure 8.25 Trigger Output Connector
  151
9 Operations and Measurements

153
- Math Operation
  153
  - Addition
    154
  - Subtraction
    155
  - Multiplication
    156
  - Division
    157
  - Fft
    159
  - Table 9.1 Window Function
    162
  - AND" Operation
    163
  - Table 9.2 Logic "AND" Operation
    163
  - OR" Operation
    165
  - Table 9.3 Logic "OR" Operation
    165
  - XOR" Operation
    167
  - Table 9.4 Logic "XOR" Operation
    167
  - NOT" Operation
    168
  - Table 9.5 Logic "NOT" Operation
    168
  - Intg
    170
  - Diff
    171
  - Sqrt
    172
  - Lg (Base 10 Exponential)
    173
  - Exp
    176
  - Abs
    177
  - Low Pass
    178
  - High Pass
    179
  - Band Pass
    181
  - Band Stop
    182
  - Ax+B
    183
  - Avg
    185
  - Math Operation Label
    186
- Auto Measurement
  187
  - Quick Measurement after AUTO
    187
  - Measurement Parameter
    189
    
    Figure 9.1 Time Parameters
    190
    
    Figure 9.2 Voltage Parameters
    195
    
    Measurement Settings
    197
    
    Remove the Measurement Result
    201
    
    All Measurement
    202
    
    Statistical Function
    202
    
    Cursor Measurement
    203
    
    Manual Mode
    204
    
    Figure 9.3 Manual Cursor Measurement Example
    209
    
    Track Mode
    209
    
    XY Mode
    212
    
    Figure 9.4 Lissajous Schematic Diagram
    214
    
    Measure Mode
    214
10 Digital Voltmeter (DVM) and Frequency Counter

215
- Digital Voltmeter (DVM)
  215
  - To Enable or Disable DVM Measurement
    215
  - To Select the Measurement Source
    216
  - To Select Measurement Mode
    216
  - To Set the Limits
    216
  - Frequency Counter
    217
    
    To Enable or Disable the Frequency Counter
    217
    
    To Clear Count
    218
    
    To Enable or Disable the Statistical Function
    218
    
    To Select the Measurement Item
    218
    
    To Select the Measurement Source
    218
    
    To Set the Resolution
    218
11 Power Analysis (Option)

220
- Power Quality
  220
- Figure 11.1 Connection Diagram of Power Quality Analysis
  222
- Ripple
  223
- Figure 11.2 Connection Diagram of Ripple Analysis
  224
12 Histogram Analysis

225
- To Enable or Disable the Histogram Function
  225
- To Select the Histogram Type
  226
- To Select the Histogram Source
  226
- To Set the Measurement Items
  226
- To Set the Histogram Height
  227
- To Set the Histogram Range
  227
- To Enable or Disable the Statistical Function
  227
- To Reset
  228
13 Real-Time Eye Diagram and Jitter Analysis (Option)

229
- Real-Time Eye Analysis
  229
  - To Enable or Disable the Eye Analysis Function
    230
  - To Select the Source of the Eye Diagram
    230
  - Threshold Settings
    230
  - To Set Clock Recovery
    231
  - To Enable or Disable the Eye Measurement Result
    232
  - To Reset Color
    233
- Jitter Analysis
  233
  - Figure 13.1 Diagram of Eye Measurement Parameters
    233
  - Threshold Settings
    234
  - To Enable or Disable the Jitter Function
    234
  - To Select the Jitter Source
    234
  - To Set Clock Recovery
    235
  - To Set the Jitter Measurement
    235
  - To Enable or Disable the Jitter Measurement Result
    238
  - To Reset Statistics
    238
14 Digital Channel

239
- To Select the Digital Channel
  239
- To Enable/Disable the Digital Channel
  240
- To Set the Threshold
  241
- Auto Arrangement Setting
  241
- To Set the Waveform Display Size
  242
- To Set the Label
  242
- Group Setting
  242
- Waveform Color of the Digital Channel
  243
15 Protocol Decoding

245
- Parallel Decoding
  245
- Figure 15.1 Schematic Diagram of Parallel Decoding
  246
- Figure 15.2 Parallel Decoding Event Table
  250
- RS232 Decoding (Option)
  252
- Figure 15.3 Schematic Diagram of RS232 Serial Bus
  252
- Figure 15.4 Schematic Diagram of Negative Logic
  252
- I2C Decoding (Option)
  259
- Figure 15.5 I2C Serial Bus
  259
- Figure 15.6 I2C Decoding Event Table
  261
- SPI Decoding (Option)
  264
- Figure 15.7 SPI Serial Bus
  264
- Figure 15.8 SPI Decoding Event Table
  268
- LIN Decoding (Option)
  269
- Figure 15.9 LIN Decoding Event Table
  272
- CAN Decoding (Option)
  276
- Figure 15.10 Sample Position
  277
- Figure 15.11 CAN Decoding Event Table
  279
- Flexray Decoding (Option)
  281
- Figure 15.12 Sample Position
  283
- Figure 15.13 Flexray Decoding Event Table
  284
- I2S Decoding (Option)
  286
- Figure 15.14 I2S Decoding Event Table
  289
- 1553B Decoding (Option)
  291
- Figure 15.15 1553B Decoding Event Table
  292
16 Reference Waveform

295
17 Pass/Fail Test

299
- To Enable or Disable the Pass/Fail Test Function
  299
- To Start or Stop the Pass/Fail Test Operation
  299
- To Select the Source
  299
- To Create a Mask
  300
- To Save a Mask
  301
- To Load a Mask
  301
- To Set the Output Form of the Test Results
  301
- To Enable or Disable the Display of the Statistics of the Test Results
  302
- To Reset Statistics
  303
18 Waveform Recording and Playing

304
- Common Settings
  304
- Record Options
  305
- Figure 18.1 Recording Process
  305
- Play Options
  307
19 Search and Navigation Function

308
- Search Function
  308
- Navigation Function
  310
20 Display Control

312
- To Select the Display Type
  312
- To Set the Persistence Time
  312
- To Set the Waveform Intensity
  313
- To Set the Screen Grid
  313
- To Set the Grid Brightness
  314
- Show Scale
  314
- Color Grade
  314
- Waveform Freeze
  314
21 Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Option)

316
- To Output Basic Waveforms
  316
  - To Output Sine
    316
  - To Output Square
    318
  - To Output Ramp
    318
  - Figure 21.1 Symmetry Definition
    318
  - To Output Pulse
    319
  - To Output DC
    319
  - Figure 21.2 Duty Cycle Definition
    319
  - To Output Noise
    320
  - Sinc
    320
  - Exp.rise
    321
  - Figure 21.3 Sinc
    321
  - Figure 21.4 Exp.rise
    321
  - Exp.fall
    322
  - Ecg
    322
  - Figure 21.5 Exp.fallexp.fall
    322
  - Gauss
    323
  - Figure 21.6 ECG
    323
  - Lorentz
    324
  - Figure 21.7 Gauss
    324
  - Haversine
    325
  - Figure 21.8 Lorentz
    325
- To Output the Arbitrary Waveform
  326
  - To Load the Channel and Waveform
    326
  - Figure 21.9 Haversine
    326
  - To Create the Waveforms
    327
  - To Edit the Waveforms
    329
- Modulation
  331
  - Figure 21.10 am
    331
  - Figure 21.11 FM
    332
  - Fsk
    333
- Sweep
  334
- Burst
  336
22 Store and Load

338
- Storage System
  338
- Storage Type
  338
  - Binary Data Format (.Bin)
    341
- Load Type
  344
- Internal Storage and Load
  344
- External Storage and Load
  346
- Disk Management
  347
  - To Select the File Type
    348
  - To Create a Folder
    348
  - Figure 22.1 Disk Management Interface
    348
  - Figure 22.2 Create a Folder
    349
  - To Delete a File or Folder
    352
  - To Copy and Paste a File or Folder
    353
  - To Rename a File or Folder
    354
  - To Clear the Internal Memory Safely
    354
- Factory Settings
  354
- Table 22.4 Factory Settings
  354
23 System Utility Function Setting

374
- Remote Interface Configuration
  374
  - LAN Configuration
    374
  - Figure 23.1 Network Connection Setting Interface
    374
  - To Set Mdns
    377
  - To Set the Host Name
    377
  - To Set the GPIB Address
    377
  - To Set HDMI
    377
  - USB Connection
    378
- System-Related
  378
  - Beeper
    378
  - Language
    378
  - System Information
    378
  - Power on
    379
  - Power Status
    379
  - Aux Output
    379
  - Ref Clock
    380
  - Help Menu
    380
  - Selfcal
    381
  - Auto Config
    382
  - Print Setting
    382
  - Figure 23.2 Selfcal
    382
  - Email
    384
  - Key Locker
    385
  - Quick Operation
    386
  - Screen Saver
    389
  - Self-Check
    390
  - System Time
    391
  - Default Option
    392
24 Remote Control

394
- Remote Control Via USB
  395
- Remote Control Via LAN
  395
- Remote Control Via GPIB
  396
- Figure 24.1 Search for the Available Device
  397
- Figure 24.2 Confirm the Available Device
  397
25 Troubleshooting

398
26 Appendix

400
- Appendix A: Options and Accessories
  
  400
- Appendix B: Warranty
  
  401
  - Index
    402

Rigol MSO8074A Quick Manual

Rigol MSO8074A Quick Manual (31 pages)

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