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Web control for the MSO8000, DS7000 and MSO5000 series scopes

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
Remote control of the DS7000 and MSO5000 is possible using Web Control.To set up web control connect the scope to a PC with a LAN cable.Push the Utility key followed by I/O and then LAN on the side of the display.The Lan settings window wi...

How to add measurements to the MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
Measurements can be added to the bottom of the display quickly and easily, or all measurements can be displayed at once. To add measurements press “Measure” then press “Add” on the right side of the display. Now the Quick Measurement Menu appears. You are able to change between the different categories by either pressing on the ta...

How to perform Serial Decode on the MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
Protocol Analysis allows you to quickly decode serial communication. The oscilloscope is capable of triggering on and decoding parallel, RS232, I2C, SPI, LIN, CAN, FlexRay, I2S, and 1553B.For the example below I am decoding an I2C signal but the other protocols follow a similar set up. ...

Using a MASK over the bus with the 1000Z Scope

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
Using Pass/Fail mask on the DS1000Z is a great way to debug signals. Controlling the mask settings over the bus can be tricky.Here we show an example for Mask Operation.First, get the signal you want on the scope display....

MSO5000, DS7000, MSO7000, MSO8000 BIN file conversion

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
The oscilloscope models including the MSO5000, DS7000, MSO7000, and MSO8000 all include the ability to create compact .BIN file types for saving to USB sticks or the internal hard drive.The .BIN files are easy ways to save and archive display and memory data. Creating these files is done from the Storage/Save Wave menu. ...

Missing Trial Licenses on the DS1000Z Series

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
All new DS1000Z series oscilloscopes are being shipped with all of the instrument's options fully activated. This elimenates the need for trial licenses on the instrument. Instruments with serial numbers DS1ZA2001**** or DS1ZB20001**** and larger have their licenses fully enabled.To confirm this you can view which op...

Record Mode on the MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
You can use Pass/Fail measurements for a number of applications. With this scope family you can set it up to stop or continue when there is a failure, you can have the instrument make a beep or take a screen shot when a failure occurs. You can create masks with varying error budgets around a target signal, and you can even use the record mode to record all the failures as frames. In this way, yo...

The MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000’s cursor capability

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
The MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000 can all use several different types of cursors to measure the signal. These include manual, Track, XY and Measure. Manual cursors allow you to set the X and Y relationship of the cursors to manually measure the signal. Track cursors allow you to move in the X direction and the instrument keeps the cursor on the signal. XY cursors will be grayed out under norma...

How to create a reference on the MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
A reference signal can be created and stored on the scope to compare against later on. It can either be save and recalled later or shown on the display. To save a reference press "Ref" and then press "SaveToRef" this will save a reference of your signal and display it behind the signal. If you would like to save multiple references you r will need to change the current reference from Ref1 to R...

Search and Navigation capability on the MSO5000, DS7000 and MSO8000

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
Search and Navigation is a great feature to easily move around on long complex signals with multiple trigger events. The Search and Navigation feature can be used when either an edge, pulse, runt, slop, RS232, I2C or SPI signal is being trigger on and can allow you to select a desired trigger point.For this example I h...

Saving csv data on the DS/MSO1000Z series scopes

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
DS/MSO1000Z series scopes utilize USB for saving csv files to an external USB memory stick. 12 meg of csv data can be saved in approximately 30 minutes. Once an acquisition is made you can save the csv file using these steps:Press the Storage key on the keypad and then select CSV on the right side of the display. Select ...

Update Firmware on the MSO5000 & DS7000 Series Digital Oscilloscope

Posted on: December 16th, 2020 by Doug Lovell

16/12/2020
To update the firmware push the keypad Utility key followed by System at the bottom right corner of the display:...

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