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DPO6000, MPO6000 Series Digital Fluorescent Oscilloscope Product Manual V1.3
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Data source: Set the channel to be set automatically: "Display only", "All". Display only:
After the system performs the automatic setting, only the waveform of the opened
channel with signal input is displayed; all: After the system performs the automatic set-
ting, the waveforms of all channels with signal input are displayed.
Cursor measurement
Cursor measurement is performed by moving the cursor. The cursors always appear in
pairs, and the displayed reading is the measured value. There are two types of cursors:
amplitude and time cursors.
Amplitude cursor: The amplitude cursor is displayed as a horizontal dashed line and
is used to measure parameters in the vertical direction.
Time cursor: The time cursor is displayed as a vertical dashed line and is used to
measure parameters in the horizontal direction.
There are two methods for cursor measurement: manual and tracking.
1. Manual
The horizontal cursor or vertical cursor appears in pairs to measure time and voltage.
The cursor position can be adjusted manually. When using the cursor, be sure to set
the Data Source to the waveform you want to measure on the display.
2. Tracking
The horizontal cursor intersects with the vertical cursor to form a cross cursor. The
cross cursor is automatically positioned on the waveform. The horizontal position of the
cross cursor on the waveform can be adjusted by selecting "Source A" or "Source B"
and turning the V0 knob. The coordinates of the cursor cross point will be displayed on
the oscilloscope screen.
Press the Cursors button to enter the cursor menu.
Option
Setting
Comments
Mode
Manual
Tracking
Select a measurement cursor and display it.
Data
source
CH1～CH4
MATH
Selects a data source for cursor measurement.
Select
cursor
AX(BX)
AXBX
AY(BY)
AYBY
The highlighted cursor selected by AYBY can be
moved freely. You can select two cursors and move
them simultaneously. The box behind the cursor
shows the position of the cursor.
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