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354 InfiniiVision Oscilloscopes User’s Guide
7000 Series Front Panel (2-Channel, differences only)
The differences between the front panel of the 4-channel oscilloscopes and the
2-channel oscilloscopes are:
• The 2-channel oscilloscope has two sets of channel controls
• The 2-channel oscilloscope’s external trigger input is on the front panel instead of the
rear panel. Some trigger features differ. See “External Trigger Input” on page 92.
External
Trigger
Input
- Agilent InfiniiVision 1
- 5000/6000/7000 1
- Series Oscilloscopes 1
- Book Map 3
- In This User’s Guide… 4
- Contents 10
- To return the instrument 418 20
- Contact us 419 20
- Index 421 20
- Introduction 21
- Models Covered in this Manual 22
- Licensed Options 24
- ALIBRATION OPTION 25
- PGRADE OPTIONS (CONTINUED) 25
- 1 Introduction 26
- Initial Setup 27
- Package Contents 28
- InfiniiVision 5000 Series 29
- Oscilloscope 29
- 2 Initial Setup 30
- 6000A Series Option BAT 31
- Initial Setup 2 33
- Accessories Available 34
- “Active Probes” on page 74 35
- To retract the feet 39
- 5000 Series Overlay 40
- 6000 Series Overlay 41
- 7000 Series Overlay 42
- TOOLS REQUIRED (NOT SUPPLIED) 43
- RACK MOUNT HARDWARE SUPPLIED 43
- Ventilation Requirements 47
- Power Requirements 48
- 50 49
- 5 V RMS 49
- Charging the Battery 51
- Quick Help 55
- Quick Help Languages 56
- Quick Help Updates 56
- To set the clock 57
- To set up the screen saver 58
- Using the Analog Channels 59
- Measurement Hints 61
- Knob softkey 69
- AutoProbe Interface 72
- Passive Probes 73
- Active Probes 74
- Compensating Passive Probes 77
- Calibrating Probes 78
- Digital Probes 80
- Triggering 81
- Trigger Event 83
- Post-Trigger Buffer 83
- Acquisition Memory 83
- Pre-Trigger Buffer 83
- Auto and Normal Trigger modes 84
- Auto Mode 85
- Normal Mode 85
- Trigger Level Adjustment 86
- Trigger Coupling 87
- Trigger Noise Rejection 87
- HF Reject 88
- LF Reject 89
- Noise Rejection 89
- Trigger Holdoff 90
- External Trigger Input 92
- Trigger Output 95
- Trigger Types 96
- CAN Trigger 97
- 4 Triggering 100
- Duration Trigger 101
- Triggering 4 103
- Edge Trigger 104
- FlexRay Trigger 106
- PC Controls the VPT1000 107
- In Asynchronous Mode 110
- In Synchronous Mode 110
- Triggering on FlexRay Frames 111
- C Trigger 120
- S Trigger 126
- "Trigger" value 131
- No trigger 131
- "Armed" value 131
- LIN Trigger 133
- Idle Time 136
- Pattern Trigger 138
- Hex Bus Pattern Trigger 140
- Pulse Width Trigger 141
- Sequence Trigger 144
- Define the “Find” Stage 146
- Define the “Trigger on” Stage 147
- Adjust the Trigger Level 149
- SPI Trigger 151
- TV Trigger 157
- TV Triggering Examples 160
- Alternate Triggering 161
- To trigger on all sync pulses 162
- RIGGERING ON FIELD 1 163
- UART/RS232 Trigger 167
- USB Trigger 171
- Displaying 173
- Tips for Displaying Waveforms 174
- Stabilizing the Display 174
- Interpreting the Display 175
- 5 Displaying 176
- AutoScale 177
- Pan and Zoom 179
- Grid Intensity 181
- Infinite Persistence 182
- Using Labels 183
- Vectors (Connect the Dots) 187
- Freeze Display 188
- Antialiasing 189
- XGA Video Output 189
- Time Measurements 192
- Phase and Delay 192
- Voltage Measurements 192
- Preshoot and Overshoot 192
- Making Automatic Measurements 193
- Measurement Statistics 194
- Source channel 195
- (color coded) 195
- Measurement Thresholds 196
- Measurement Definitions 199
- Duty Cycle 200
- Frequency 200
- Fall Time 201
- Rise Time 201
- X at Max Y 202
- X at Min Y 202
- Delay and Phase Measurements 203
- Source 1 204
- Source 2 204
- Amplitude 206
- Preshoot 210
- Overshoot 211
- Cursor Measurements 213
- Cursor Examples 217
- URSORS TRACK ZOOM SWEEP 218
- XY Horizontal Mode 220
- IGNAL CENTERED ON THE DISPLAY 221
- ARE 90 OUT OF PHASE 223
- SIGNALS ARE IN PHASE 223
- Math Functions 224
- Math scale and offset 225
- Multiply 227
- Add or Subtract 228
- OF SUBTRACT 229
- Differentiate 230
- Integrate 232
- NTEGRATE AND SIGNAL OFFSET 233
- Square Root 234
- OF (SQUARE ROOT) 235
- FFT Measurement 236
- Spectral Leakage 237
- FFT Operation 238
- FFT Measurement Hints 240
- Printing and Saving 243
- Quick Print 244
- 7 Printing and Saving 246
- Saving Oscilloscope Data 247
- Selecting a File Name 249
- Choosing Save Settings 251
- Save Segment 253
- Segmented memory save formats 253
- ECOMMENDED SIGNAL MAPPING 255
- File Explorer 257
- Printing and Saving 7 259
- Acquisition Modes 261
- 8 Acquisition Modes 262
- Acquisition Modes 8 263
- To make a single acquisition 264
- Peak Detect Mode 266
- High Resolution Mode 266
- Averaging Mode 267
- Realtime Sampling Option 269
- Segmented Memory 271
- Re-arm time 273
- Web Interface 275
- To establish a LAN connection 276
- 9 Web Interface 278
- Accessing the Web Interface 279
- Browser Web Control 280
- Remote Programming 282
- &I/O 283
- Get Image 284
- Identification Function 285
- Instrument Utilities 286
- Setting a Password 287
- Serial Decode/Lister 289
- Serial Decode 290
- 10 Serial Decode/Lister 292
- CAN Serial Decode 293
- User Defined 295
- Interpreting CAN Decode 296
- CAN Totalizer 297
- Interpreting CAN Lister Data 299
- FlexRay Serial Decode 300
- FlexRay Totalizer 303
- FlexRay Counters 304
- C Serial Decode 306
- Interpreting I 308
- C Decode 308
- C Lister Data 309
- S Serial Decode 310
- S Decode 312
- S Lister Data 313
- LIN Serial Decode 314
- Interpreting LIN Decode 317
- Interpreting LIN Lister Data 319
- SPI Serial Decode 320
- Interpreting SPI Decode 323
- Interpreting SPI Lister Data 324
- UART/RS232 Serial Decode 325
- UART/RS232 Totalizer 330
- Mask Test 333
- 11 Mask Test 334
- Troubleshooting Mask Setup 335
- Setup Options 336
- Source Lock 337
- Mask Test Trigger Output 338
- Mask Statistics 339
- Reset Statistics 340
- Transparent 340
- Mask File Identifier 341
- Mask Title 341
- Region 1 342
- Region 2 342
- Building a Mask File 344
- Mask Test 11 345
- Controls and Connectors 349
- Front Panel 350
- External 351
- 12 Controls and Connectors 352
- 18. Horizontal Controls 357
- Rear Panel 360
- Controls and Connectors 12 361
- E 365
- JH:G:8DBB:C9:9867A:DCAN 366
- 86A>7G6I>DCJCEGDI:8I:9 366
- 86A>7G6I>DCEGDI:8I:9 366
- Digital Channels 369
- 13 Digital Channels 370
- Circuit 371
- Channel 371
- Pod Ground 371
- Example 374
- Input Impedance 383
- Probe Grounding 385
- Best Probing Practices 386
- Utilities 389
- 14 Utilities 390
- To perform service functions 391
- User Calibration 392
- Self Test 395
- Reference 397
- About Oscilloscope 398
- Software and Firmware Updates 398
- Installed Licenses 398
- Upgrading to an MSO 399
- 15 Reference 400
- Measurement Category 401
- Environmental Conditions 403
- To clean the oscilloscope 406
- Binary Data (.bin) Format 407
- Binary Header Format 408
- Examples of Binary Files 412
- Reference 15 413
- CSV and ASCII XY files 415
- Updating the VPT1000 firmware 416
- Acknowledgements 417
- To return the instrument 418
- Contact us 419
- Numerics 421
- Z-axis blanking, 69, 222 428
- Zoom mode, 66 428
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