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DMM Information Window ................................................................................................... 105
Making Multimeter Measurements ....................................................................................... 106
Measuring AC or DC Current .............................................................................................................. 106
Measuring AC or DC Voltage .............................................................................................................. 106
Measuring Resistance ........................................................................................................................... 107
Testing Diodes...................................................................................................................................... 107
Testing for Continuity .......................................................................................................................... 107
Measuring Capacitance ........................................................................................................................ 107
Multimeter Features ................................................................................................................ 108
Data Hold Mode ................................................................................................................................... 108
Making Relative Measurements ........................................................................................................... 108
Information Display ............................................................................................................................. 108
Auto or Manual Range ......................................................................................................................... 108
Multimeter Recorder............................................................................................................... 108
7. Communication with PC .............................................................................................. 111
Using USB Port ........................................................................................................................ 111
Using LAN Port ....................................................................................................................... 112
Connect directly ................................................................................................................................... 112
Connect through a router ...................................................................................................................... 113
Using Wi-Fi to Connect with PC (Optional) ......................................................................... 115
Connect with PC as Wi-Fi Access Point .............................................................................................. 115
Connect with PC as Wi-Fi Station........................................................................................................ 116
8. Communication with Android Device via Wi-Fi (Optional) ...................................................... 119
How to Connect ....................................................................................................................... 119
Connect with APP as Wi-Fi Access Point ............................................................................................ 119
Connect with APP as Wi-Fi Station ..................................................................................................... 121
User Interface ....................................................................................................................................... 123
Gestures Control ................................................................................................................................... 125
9. Demonstration ............................................................................................................. 127
Example 1: Measurement a Simple Signal ............................................................................ 127
Example 2: Gain of a Amplifier in a Metering Circuit ........................................................ 128
Example 3: Capturing a Single Signal ................................................................................... 129
Example 4: Analyze the Details of a Signal ........................................................................... 130
Example 5: Application of X-Y Function .............................................................................. 132
Example 6: Video Signal Trigger ........................................................................................... 133
10. Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 135
11. Technical Specifications ............................................................................................ 136
Oscilloscope .............................................................................................................................. 136
Trigger .................................................................................................................................................. 140
Waveform Generator (Optional) ........................................................................................... 142
Содержание
- May 2018 edition v1 2
- General warranty 3
- Advanced user guidebook 26 4
- General safety requirements 1 4
- How to implement self calibration 14 4
- How to implement the function inspection 11 4
- How to implement the general inspection 10 4
- How to implement the probe compensation 12 4
- How to set the horizontal system 35 4
- How to set the probe attenuation coefficient 12 4
- How to set the trigger decoding system 36 4
- How to set the vertical system 27 4
- How to use the probe safely 13 4
- Introduction to the horizontal system 15 4
- Introduction to the structure of the oscilloscope 5 4
- Introduction to the trigger system 16 4
- Introduction to the vertical system 14 4
- Junior user guidebook 4 4
- Magnifier function only for xds3102ap xds3202a with touchscreen 24 4
- Safety terms and symbols 2 4
- Table of contents 4
- Touchscreen controls touchscreen is optional 17 4
- Use mathematical manipulation function 29 4
- Use vertical position and scale knobs 34 4
- User interface introduction 8 4
- Dmm menu 104 5
- Frequency response analysis 102 5
- How to operate the function menu 58 5
- Input terminals 104 5
- Output connection 95 5
- To set channels 95 5
- To set signals 96 5
- Use the arbitrary function generator optional 95 5
- Use the multimeter optional 104 5
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 119 6
- Communication with pc 111 6
- Demonstration 127 6
- Dmm information window 105 6
- Example 1 measurement a simple signal 127 6
- Example 2 gain of a amplifier in a metering circuit 128 6
- Example 3 capturing a single signal 129 6
- Example 4 analyze the details of a signal 130 6
- Example 5 application of x y function 132 6
- Example 6 video signal trigger 133 6
- How to connect 119 6
- Making multimeter measurements 106 6
- Multimeter features 108 6
- Multimeter recorder 108 6
- Oscilloscope 136 6
- Technical specifications 136 6
- Troubleshooting 135 6
- Using lan port 112 6
- Using usb port 111 6
- Using wi fi to connect with pc optional 115 6
- Waveform generator optional 142 6
- Appendix 145 7
- Appendix a enclosure 145 7
- Appendix b general care and cleaning 145 7
- Appendix c battery using guide 146 7
- General technical specifications 144 7
- Multimeter optional 143 7
- General safety requirements 8
- Safety symbols 9
- Safety terms 9
- Safety terms and symbols 9
- Warnin 9
- Warning 10
- Junior user guidebook 11
- 3 7 4 6 12
- Front panel 12
- Introduction to the structure of the oscilloscope 12
- Front panel menu buttons 13
- Rear panel 13
- Control area 14
- User interface introduction 15
- How to implement the general inspection 17
- How to implement the function inspection 18
- How to implement the probe compensation 19
- How to set the probe attenuation coefficient 19
- How to use the probe safely 20
- Identify the probe attenuation coefficient automatically 20
- How to implement self calibration 21
- Introduction to the vertical system 21
- Introduction to the horizontal system 22
- Introduction to the trigger system 23
- Operate the menu through touchscreen 24
- Touchscreen controls 24
- Touchscreen controls touchscreen is optional 24
- Touchscreen is optional 24
- Gestures in normal mode 25
- Double zoom and single zoom 26
- In touchable menu pane if singlezoom is selected click anywhere on the display area to show the touching control panel 27
- Junior user guidebook 27
- Pinch and spread horizontally to change the time base 27
- Pinch and spread vertically to change the voltage division of current channel 27
- Set the voltage division vertical scale knob click on the left upper area to increase 27
- Gestures in wave zoom mode 28
- Double zoom 29
- Junior user guidebook 29
- Other operations using touchscreen 30
- Single zoom 30
- Magnifier function 31
- Magnifier function only for xds3102ap xds3202a with touchscreen 31
- Wave selection 31
- The cursor measurement in magnifier window 32
- Advanced user guidebook 33
- How to set the vertical system 34
- To turn waveforms on or off channel math 34
- Use mathematical manipulation function 36
- User defined function 38
- Waveform math 38
- Digital filter 39
- Using fft function 39
- Use vertical position and scale knobs 41
- How to set the horizontal system 42
- Zoom the waveform 42
- How to set the trigger decoding system 43
- Trigger control 43
- Single trigger 44
- Edge trigger 45
- Slope trigger 46
- Video trigger 46
- Pulse width trigger 47
- Runt trigger 48
- Windows trigger 49
- Timeout trigger 51
- Nth edge trigger 52
- Alternate trigger trigger mode edge 53
- Logic trigger 54
- Bus trigger 55
- Rs232 trigger 55
- I2c trigger 56
- Spi trigger 58
- Can trigge 59
- Optional 59
- Bus decoding optional 60
- Rs232 decoding 60
- I2c decoding 62
- Spi decoding 63
- Can decoding 64
- How to implement sampling setup 65
- How to operate the function menu 65
- How to set the display system 67
- Persist 68
- Xy format 69
- Counter 70
- How to save and recall a waveform 70
- Save and recall the waveform 72
- Save the current screen image 73
- Usb disk requirements 73
- Use system provided function to format the usb disk 73
- Use minitool partition wizard to format 75
- How to record playback waveforms 77
- How to clone and recall a waveform 81
- Advanced user guidebook 84
- Adjust 85
- Config 85
- Display 85
- How to implement the auxiliary system function setting 85
- Pass fail 86
- Lan set 88
- Output 88
- Update 88
- Fra frequency response analysis 89
- How to update your instrument firmware 89
- How to measure automatically 90
- Measure 91
- The automatic measurement of time parameters 92
- The automatic measurement of voltage parameters 92
- Other measurements 93
- How to measure with cursors 94
- The cursor measurement for normal mode 94
- Auto cursor 95
- Auto cursor 96
- Move the cursors by gestures 96
- The cursor measurement for fft mode 96
- How to use autoscale 97
- Autoset 99
- How to use built in help 99
- How to use executive buttons 99
- Judge waveform type by autoset 99
- Run stop 100
- Single 100
- How to print the screen image 101
- Optional 102
- Output connection 102
- To set channels 102
- To switch channels in menu settings 102
- Use the arbitrary function generato 102
- Use the arbitrary function generator optional 102
- Channel copy menu 103
- To output sine signals 103
- To set signals 103
- To set the frequency 103
- To turn on off output of channels 103
- To set the amplitude 104
- To set the period 104
- To set the start phase 104
- To output arbitrary signals 105
- To output pulse signals 105
- To output ramp signals 105
- To output square signals 105
- To set the duty cycle of pulse 105
- To set the high level 105
- To set the low level 105
- To set the offset 105
- To set the pulse width of pulse 105
- To set the symmetry of ramp 105
- Create a new waveform 106
- Built in waveform 107
- File browse 107
- 4 turn the m knob to select the desired waveform or touch if the lcd is touchscreen e g select noise select select to output the noise waveform 108
- Built in waveform table 108
- Name explanation 108
- Note for single channel you can push 108
- On the front panel to output dc 108
- Use the arbitrary function generator optional 108
- Frequency response analysis 109
- Function 109
- Menu setting description 109
- The description of fra menu is shown as the follows 109
- The frequency response analysis fra feature controls the built in waveform generator to sweep a sine wave across a range of frequencies while measuring the input to and output from a device under test at each frequency gain and phase are measured and plotted on a frequency response bode chart when the frequency response analysis completes you can move a marker across the chart to see the measured gain and phase values at each frequency point you can also adjust the chart s scale and offset settings for the gain and phase plots note if the signal is disturbed seriously it is recommended to select average in acquire mode before running the analysis the averages can only be set as 4 or 16 and then run the analysis push the utility button select function in the bottom menu select fra in the left menu 109
- Use the arbitrary function generator optional 109
- Dmm menu 111
- Input terminals 111
- Optional 111
- Use the multimeter 111
- Use the multimeter optional 111
- Dmm information window 112
- Making multimeter measurements 113
- Measuring ac or dc current 113
- Measuring ac or dc voltage 113
- Measuring capacitance 114
- Measuring resistance 114
- Testing diodes 114
- Testing for continuity 114
- Auto or manual range 115
- Data hold mode 115
- Information display 115
- Making relative measurements 115
- Multimeter features 115
- Multimeter recorder 115
- How to chart the data 117
- Communication with pc 118
- Using usb port 118
- Connect directly 119
- Using lan port 119
- Connect through a router 120
- Connect with pc as wi fi access point 122
- Optional 122
- Using wi fi to connect with pc 122
- Using wi fi to connect with pc optional 122
- Connect with pc as wi fi station 123
- Communication with android device via wi fi 126
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 126
- Connect with app as wi fi access point 126
- How to connect 126
- Install the application software 126
- Optional 126
- System requirements of mobile devices 126
- Connect with app as wi fi station 128
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 130
- Swipe from the left edge of the screen to show the trigger source menu 130
- Trigger source menu trigger source menu 130
- User interface 130
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 131
- Control interface of the generator 131
- Control menu 131
- Display menu 131
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 132
- Cursor menu 132
- Gestures control 132
- Setting menu 132
- Communication with android device via wi fi optional 133
- Control the horizontal position 133
- Demonstration 134
- Example 1 measurement a simple signal 134
- Example 2 gain of a amplifier in a metering circuit 135
- Example 3 capturing a single signal 136
- Example 4 analyze the details of a signal 137
- Example 5 application of x y function 139
- Example 6 video signal trigger 140
- Troubleshooting 142
- Oscilloscope 143
- Technical specifications 143
- Trigger 147
- Optional 149
- Waveform generator 149
- Waveform generator optional 149
- Multimeter 150
- Multimeter optional 150
- Optional 150
- General technical specifications 151
- Appendix 152
- Appendix a enclosure 152
- Appendix b general care and cleaning 152
- Caution to avoid any damage to the instrument or probe do not exposed it to any sprays liquids or solvents 152
- Cleaning 152
- Do not store or leave the instrument where the liquid crystal display will be exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time 152
- General care 152
- Inspect the instrument and probes as often as operating conditions require to clean the instrument exterior perform the following steps 152
- Options 152
- Standard accessories 152
- The accessories subject to final delivery 152
- Wipe the dust from the instrument and probe surface with a soft cloth do not make any scuffing on the transparent lcd protection screen when clean the lcd screen 152
- Appendix c battery using guide 153
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