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Tektronix TBS2102 [132/144] Oscilloscope settings that are not reset by default setup

The default osci

lloscope settings (Default Setup)

Oscilloscope settings that are not reset by Default Setup

The Default Setup button does not reset or change the following settings:

Language option

Date and time

Saved setups in memory

Saved reference waveforms in memory

Calibration data

Network, Wi-Fi settings

Probe setup (type and attenuation factor)

Current save folder on the U SB ﬂash drive

114 TBS2000 Series User Manual

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Contacting tektronix 4
Warranty 5
Warranty 6
Table of contents 7
Connect and disconnect properly 11
General safety summary 11
Ground the product 11
Important safety information 11
Observe all terminal ratings 11
Power disconnect 11
To avoid ﬁre or personal injury 11
Use proper power cord 11
Avoid exposed circuitry 12
Do not operate in an explosive atmosphere 12
Do not operate in wet damp conditions 12
Do not operate with suspected failures 12
Do not operate without covers 12
Keep product surfaces clean and dry 12
Probes and test leads 12
Provide a safe working environment 12
Provide proper ventilation 12
Beware of high voltages 13
Connect and disconnect properly 13
Disconnect power 13
Do not service alone 13
Inspect the probe and accessories 13
Service safety summary 13
To avoid electric shock 13
Use care when servicing with power on 13
Verify safety after repair 13
Symbols and terms on the product 14
Terms in product manuals 14
Key features 15
Preface 15
Symbols and terms on the product 16
Terms in this manual 16
Conventions used in this manual 17
Before installation 19
Installation 19
Standard accessories 19
Optional accessories 20
Standard accessories cont 20
Related documentation 21
Environment requirements 22
Operating requirements 22
Power requirements 22
Getting acquainted with the oscilloscope 23
Powering on and off the oscilloscope 23
Changing the user interface language 24
Changing the date and time 27
Connecting probes to the oscilloscope 29
Reducing electrostatic damage while taking measuremens 29
Supported probe types 29
Doing a functional check 30
What is autoset 32
Compensating a passive voltage probe 33
Probes and ground leads tip 35
Signal path compensation spc 36
Getting on screen help for settings help everywhere 37
The scope intro function 39
Sampling and acquisition concepts 40
Sampling oscilloscope concepts 40
Acquisition mode concepts 41
Trigger concepts 42
Trigger slope and level concepts 43
Available trigger types 44
Trigger coupling 44
Auto untriggered roll trigger mode 45
Holdoff trigger mode 45
Normal trigger mode 45
Trigger delay acquisition mode 45
Trigger modes 45
Inverting the input signal 46
Setting channel input parameters 46
Setting input signal coupling 46
Setting the oscilloscope bandwidth 47
Setting the probe type voltage or current 47
Quickly setting the probe attenuation to 1x or 10x 48
Setting the probe attenuation factor 48
Setting the input signal vertical offset 49
Setting the measure current mode for voltage probes 49
Setting the waveform vertical position 50
The difference between vertical position and vertical offset 50
Deskew tips 51
Setting channel deskew 51
Trigger setup 52
Triggering on a waveform edge 52
Triggering on a specified pulse width 53
Triggering on a speciﬁed pulse width 53
Triggering on a runt pulse 54
Setting the trigger mode 55
Acquisition setup 56
Autoset tips 56
How to disable autoset in the oscilloscope 56
Using autoset 56
How to change the autoset password 57
Setting the acquisition mode 58
Starting and stopping an acquisition 58
Setting the acquisition trigger delay time 59
Setting the record length 60
Roll mode tips 61
Setting the oscilloscope to factory default values default setu 61
Setting the oscilloscope to factory default values default setup 61
Table 1 roll mode is enabled when 61
Using the roll display mode 61
Displaying and removing a waveform 62
Setting the waveform persistence 62
Waveform display settings 62
The xy display mode 63
Waveform persistence tip 63
Setting the backlight intensity 64
Xy display mode tips 64
Analyzing a waveform 65
Taking automatic measurements 65
Automatic measurements tip 66
Snapshot measurement tip 66
Taking a measurements snapshot 66
Automatic measurement descriptions 67
Frequency measurement descriptions 67
Frequency measurements 67
Time measurement descriptions 67
Time measurements 67
Amplitude measurement descriptions 68
Time measurements cont 68
Amplitude measurements 69
Area measurement descriptions 70
Area measurements 70
Taking a measurement on just a part of the waveform gating 70
Using cursors to take manual measurements 71
Cursor types 72
Creating math waveforms 73
Math waveform tips 74
Using fft to see signal frequency information 74
Fft tips 76
About fft windows 77
Table 2 fft windows 77
Fft and display waveform aliasing 78
Table 2 fft windows cont 78
Displaying reference waveforms 79
Reference waveform tips 79
How to view long record length waveforms zoom 80
Saving data 81
Saving screen images to a file 81
Saving screen images to a ﬁle 81
About saved image ﬁle formats 82
Saving waveform data 82
About waveform data ﬁles 83
Saving oscilloscope setup information 84
Saving files to usb with the save file button 85
Saving ﬁles to usb with the save file button 85
Recalling data 86
Recalling oscilloscope setup information 86
Recalling waveform data 87
Overview of the file utility pane 88
Using the usb file utility functions 88
Changing the default file save location on the usb drive 90
Changing the default ﬁle save location on the usb drive 90
Default save folder location rules 90
Creating a new folder on the usb drive 91
Deleting files or folders from the usb drive 91
Deleting ﬁles or folders from the usb drive 91
Folder creation tip 91
File folder renaming tip 92
Renaming files or folders on the usb drive 92
Renaming ﬁles or folders on the usb drive 92
About automatically generated file names 93
About automatically generated ﬁle names 93
Formatting the usb drive 93
Image setting and waveform ﬁle tips 93
Erasing data from oscilloscope memory teksecure 94
Selecting which device is attached to the usb device port 95
Setting or viewing usb device port parameters 95
Disabling the usb device port 96
Viewing the usbtmc information 96
Setting up the lan network 97
Viewing the ip address ethernet 97
Setting the ip address dhcp network ethernet 98
Setting the ip address nondhcp network ethernet 98
Turning ethernet dhcp on or off 99
Setting up the wi fi network 100
Turning wi fi on or off 100
Viewing and selecting available wi fi networks 101
Viewing wi fi settings 101
Setting the ip address dhcp network in wi fi 102
Setting the ip address nondhcp network in wi fi 103
Turning dhcp on or off wi fi 104
Connecting your oscilloscope to a computer 105
Using a socket server 106
Remotely controlling the oscilloscope from a web browser lxi 107
Installing new firmware on the oscilloscope 108
Installing new ﬁrmware on the oscilloscope 108
Running diagnostic tests 109
Courseware on instrument education and training 110
Courseware ﬁle content information 110
Dealing with no course material package ﬁles found error message 111
Loading a courseware file from a usb drive 111
Loading a courseware ﬁle from a usb drive 111
Running courseware lab exercises 112
Saving courseware lab results 113
The navigation controls 114
The oscilloscope controls 114
The horizontal controls 116
The trigger controls 116
The vertical controls 117
Other front panel controls 118
The resources controls 118
Using the menu system 119
Front panel connectors 121
Rear panel connectors 122
The graphical user interface elements 123
Labeling channels and buses 127
Warranted specifications 130
Warranted speciﬁcations 130
The default oscilloscope settings default setup 131
Oscilloscope settings that are not reset by default setup 132
Physically securing the oscilloscope 133
Environmental considerations 134
Equipment recycling 134
Product end of life handling 134
Safety and compliance information 135
Symbols and numbers 137

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