PeakTech 1015 GPIB User manual

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Operation Manual
Programmable Function Generator
PeakTech®1015 GPIB
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Programmable Function Generator

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EC Declaration of Conformity
This is to certify that this equipment conforms to the protection requirements of the council directive
89/336/EEC, in the approximation of laws of the member states relating to Electromagnetic compatibility
and 73/23/EEC, The Low Voltage Directive by application of the following standards:
EN 50081-1 1992 Emissions Standard
EN 50082-1 1992 Immunity Standard
To ensure conformity with these standards, this instrument must be operated in accordance with the
instructions and specifications given in this manual.
CAUTION:
Even though this instrument complies with the immunity standards, the accuracy can be affected by
strong radio emissions not covered in the above standards. Sources such as hand held radio
transceivers, radio, and TV transmitters, vehicle radios and cellular phones generate electromagnetic
radiation that could be induced into the test leads of this instrument. Care should be taken to avoid such
situations or alternatively, check to make sure that the instrument is not being influenced by these
emissions.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
ALWAYS
 Test this equipment before using to ensure proper operation.
 Inspect the test leads before using to make sure there are no breaks or shorts.
 Double-check all connections before testing.
 Have some check on you periodically if working alone.
 Have a complete understanding of the circuit being measured.
 Disconnect power to the circuit, and then connect the test leads to the equipment, then to the circuit
being measured.
Never
 Attempt to measure unknown high voltages.
 Attempt to measure current with the meter in parallel to the circuit.
 Connect the test leads to a live circuit before setting up the instrument.
 Touch any exposed metal part of the test lead assembly.

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Safety Regulations
1. Do not touch any part of high voltage circuit or make any unnecessary high voltage
measurements. Do not remove the top or bottom covers of this unit unless you are a qualified
service person. Remove the power from this unit before removing the top and bottom covers.
2. When servicing this unit, the work area should be free from any electrical hazards. The floor
and workbench where the unit is operated should be insulated and free from any exposed
high voltage conductors. Remove any source of water or other conductive liquids in the
working area.
3. Connect this unit only to a 3-prong AC outlet, which conforms to electrical safety, codes. Do
not use any adapters to connect this unit to an AC receptacle.
4. Before operating or servicing this instrument, read the instruction manual and fully
understand the operating procedures. If you are servicing the unit, check the circuit you are
testing for high voltage.
5. Do not use this device in a room alone; be sure there are other people in the vicinity of your
work area in case of an emergency arises. Have emergency telephone numbers posted in
the work area in case a quick response is necessary.

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Contents
Chapter 1. General specification
1. Product summary .......................................................................1
2. General specifications................................................................1
3. Electrical specifications ..............................................................2
4. Accessories................................................................................3
Chapter 2. Installation of the equipment
1. Initial inspection..........................................................................3
2. Preparation for use.....................................................................4
3. Environmental ............................................................................4
Chapter 3. Product description
1. Front Panel buttons and connectors description........................4
2. Rear panel..................................................................................6
Chapter 4. LCD, Front panel buttons and menus description
1. LCD display description..............................................................8
2. Menu description......................................................................11
3. Rotary Dial ...............................................................................14
4. Quick Reference Guide............................................................15
Chapter 5. Using this instrument
1. Equipment Needed...................................................................16
2. Preliminary setup......................................................................16
3. How to use the function wave generator..................................16
4. Generating a pulse waveform ..................................................18
5. Using the SWEEP waveform generator ...................................20
6. TTL output function ..................................................................21
7. VCF input function....................................................................21
8. RS232C Interface.....................................................................21
Chapter 6. Maintenance
1. Fuse Replacement ...................................................................23
2. Cleaning your instrument .........................................................23
Chapter 7. GPIB and RS-232C Interface
Safety Regulations .......................................................................23
General Instructions .....................................................................24
1. RS-232C Overview...................................................................25
2. RS-232C Communication.........................................................25
3. GPIB (IEEE-488.2) Overview...................................................26
4. GPIB Port .................................................................................26
5. Status and Event Registers......................................................27
6. Command Set ..........................................................................28
7. Command or Query message teminator ..................................29

Chapter 1. General specification
1. Product summary
This programmable function generator is one of a series of programmable test instruments that has
enhanced features over similar type of test instruments on the market today. This instrument features:
1. Output frequency range: 1Hz to 15MHz.
2. Waveforms: Sine, Triangle, Rectangular, RAMP and Pulse waveforms
3. DC Offset: -7.5V to +7.5V (no load).
4. Plots a Trend Graph on the LCD.
5. Digitally Synthesized for a stable output
6. Settings and functions may be selected and stored in memory from the front panel. Eight setups
may be stored in memory.
7. Function and ranges may be controlled from a PC via the RS232 or the optional GP-IB interface.
8. May be used with any line voltages from 85V to 270V AC may be used with out any internal
changes.
9. Low Distortion
2. General specifications
1. AC line and fuse rating:
Rated voltage Fuse Power consumption (max)
85 V to 270 V AC(±10%, 48 to 66Hz) T2AL/250V 15W
2. Operating Temperature:
0°C to +40°C (+32°F to +104°F) at a relative humidity 85% or less
3. Storage Temperature:
-20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F) with a relative humidity of 85% less
4. Dimensions:
235 (width) x 296 (depth) x 85 (height) mm
4. Weight: about 1,5 kg
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
WARNING: Please follow manufacturers test procedures
whenever possible. Do not attempt to measure unknown
voltages or components until a complete understanding of the
circuit is obtained.
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INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS
DANGEROUS VOLTAGE
AC (ALTERNATING CURRENT)
DC (DIRECT CURRENT)
REFER TO INSTRUCTION MANUAL
GROUND
FUSE
DOUBLE INSULATION
BOTH DIRECT AND ALTERNATING CURRENT
3. Electrical Specifications
Note: Electrical specifications are at 25°C.
1) Frequency characteristics
* Freq. Range: 1Hz to 15MHz.
* Resolution: 4 digits
* Accuracy: ± (Set Value * 0.5% + 1 digit)
2) Output characteristics
* Output wave forms: Sine, Triangle, Square, TTL rectangular, Pulse, Step, etc.
* Output range: Max. 20 Vpp (No load); Max.10 Vpp into 50 Ω
* Impedance: 50 Ω± 5%
* Attenuator: 0 dB, 20 dB
* DC Offset: ±7.5 V DC (No Load)
3) Wave form characteristics
(1) Sine wave:
* Frequency range: 1 Hz to 15 MHz
* Amplitude: Max.10 Vpp (into an Impedance 50 Ω)
* Distortion: <1.5% (10Hz to 100kHz)
(2) Triangle wave:
* Frequency range: 1 Hz to 100 kHz
* Linearity: 1%
(3) Square wave
* Frequency range: 1 Hz to 15 MHz
* Rise and Fall times: < 35 nS (Maximum output)
* Symmetry: 20% to 80%
4) SWEEP characteristics
* SWEEP period: 9.95 S to 0.05 S
* SWEEP range: 1:1 to 10:1
* External SWEEP is controlled by the VCF input.

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5) VCF input
* VCF accuracy: 1%
* Input voltage ±5 V DC, maximum sweep occurs at 5 V DC
* VCF input impedance: approx. 1 kΩ
6) TTL output: To 20 TTL/CMOS DRIVES
* Level(TTL): Fixed amplitude, < 0.4 V: for a low “L”, and g> than 2.4 V: for a
high “H”
7) FUNC output
* Level (TTL): Variable Amplitude (Max. 10 Vpp, Impedance 50 Ω)
4. Accessories
This unit is shipped with the following accessories:
1) Manual ··························································································1 copy
2) BNC cable ·······················································································1 unit
3) Line Cord·························································································1 unit
4) Spare fuse (T2AL/250V) ·································································1 unit
5) RS232 Cable (9Pin to 9Pin) ····························································1 unit
6) RS232 Program ··············································································1 unit
7) GP-IB port ·······················································································1 unit
Note:
The accessories may be changed to improve the product quality without notifying the customers.
Optional accessories will be made available at a later date.
IEC 1010 Over Voltage:
CATⅡ-1000V
Pollution Degree 2
WARNING: Use only correct size, voltage, and current rated fuses.
Test leads: Inspect the test leads for damaged insulation or exposed metal.
Check test lead continuity. Damaged leads should be replaced.
Chapter 2. Installation of the equipment
This chapter supplies all the necessary information to install this equipment. It includes: initial inspection,
preparation for use, appropriate voltage selection, packing for the return, etc.
1. Initial inspection
1) When received, inspect the shipping box for damage. If the shipping carton is damaged verify that
there is no mechanical damage to the instrument and it is functional. Verify that all accessories are
present.
2) Save the shipping carton and packing material until the unit is verified functional and within
specification.
3) If the unit is not functional or accessories are missing, report all problems to the vendor where the
unit was purchased as soon as possible to arrange for repair or replacement.

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4) Report any shipping damaged to the shipping carrier’s agent.
2. Preparation for use
1) Before tuning the unit on verify that the AC line is within 85 V to 270 V AC (±10%), at a line
frequency of 48 to 66 Hz.
2) Check to see if the fuse has the correct rating. (T2AL / 250 V)
3) Make sure the unit is connected properly and is being used within the specifications listed above.
3. Environmental
1) This equipment should be operated in a well-ventilated area, with in a temperature range of 0 to
+40°C (+32°F to 104°F) and a relative humidity 85% or less and stored in a dry place within
temperature range between -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F) with a relative humidity 85% less.
Chapter 3. Product description
In this chapter, the front and rear panel buttons, controls and connectors are described.
1. Front Panel buttons and connectors description
Programmable Function Generator
[Figure-1] Front Panel
1) VCF input terminal
An external voltage applied to this input causes the frequency to deviate. A + 5 Voltage applied to
the input causes a maximum frequency deviation and a –5 Volts a minimum frequency deviation.
The maximum deviation is 100:1 which is useful for external sweep and FM modulation.
2) TTL output terminal
A TTL signal level with the same frequency as displayed on the LCD is available from this terminal.
3) FUNC output terminal
The output waveform with the characteristics (amplitude, offset, etc) as displayed on the LCD is
available from this terminal
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4) Rotary dial
The rotary dial when turned moves the cursor position on the LCD between the menu items and is
used to select waveforms, set the output amplitude, symmetry, frequency and offset values. It is
also used to set the sweep rate and width and edit the setup menu.
5) [FRQ] Button
This Button when pressed moves the cursor to indicate the frequency value.
6) Button
(1) Toggles the cursor between the selection mode cursor displayed as a (< or >) symbol and the
edit mode cursor displayed as a (◄or ►) symbol when changing waveforms, amplitude, offset
values or sweep settings on the display or in the setup menu.
(2) When the edit mode cursor is displayed (◄or ►) and numerical data is being edited, rotating the
rotary dial, changes the cursor symbol to a (gh) symbol indicating the digit selection mode and a
digit is highlighted. Pressing the Button again the cursor changes to a (v) symbol indicating
the digit edit cursor mode. Rotating the rotary dial changes the digit value.
7) [AMP] Button
Pressing this button moves the cursor to the waveform amplitude setting on the LCD
8) [EDIT] Button
Displays the cursor in the setup or Equipment menus for editing generator settings and data values.
9) [OFS] Button:
Moves the cursor to indicate the Offset voltage setting on the LCD.
10) [SYM] Button
Moves the cursor to indicate the waveform symmetry setting on the LCD.
11) [PWR] Button
Pressing this button for 1.5 to 2 second will turn the unit on. Pressing this button again for 1.5 to 2
seconds will turn the power off.
12) [F1, F2, F3, F4, F5] Buttons
These buttons have a corresponding menu item displayed on the LCD when the MENU buttons
are pressed. Pressing the F button selects the desired item.
13) [MENU] Button
Displays the MENU and submenus as shown in Figure 2. The menu is explained in detail in a later
chapter.

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MENU Button
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SETUP F1 ─────────────────────────▶┐
EQUIP F2 ────────────────────▶┐ PAGE F1
F3 Ver No SAVE F2
LOCK F4 ──────▶┐ S/N LOAD F3
EXIT F5 ─┐ LOCKED GPIB AD NEXT F4
EXIT Cal.date EXIT F5
EXIT F5
[Figure 2] Menu Layout
14) LCD
Displays the Waveform, Frequency, offset, Amplitude, (etc) settings and menus.
2. Rear Panel
WARNING
QUALIFIED PERSONEL.
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD AND FIRE,
REPLACE ONLY WITH FUSE OF SAME RATING AND TYPE.
DISCONNECT POWER SUPPLY BEFORE REPLACING FUSE.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER. REFER SERVICING TO
FUSE
85V ~ 270V 50/60Hz 250V T2AL
Made in Korea
AC IN
F
U
S
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IEEE-488
RS-232C
S/N:
[Figure 3] Rear Panel
CAUTION
Before using, check that the AC line voltage is within
the specified line voltage range.
1) AC input
The AC line cord is inserted in to this connector. The allowable AC voltage range is 85 V to
270 V AC (±10%), 48 to 66 Hz.
2) Fuse Holder
Holds the 2 Amp 250 V - fuse.
CAUTION
Remove the AC line power when changing this fuse.
3) GND TERMINAL
Chassis ground terminal

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4) RS232 PORT
A 9pin DIN connector for connecting an RS-232 cable from the instrument to the PC. This is used
along with the software for controlling the instrument from a PC.
5) GP-IB port
Standard IEEE-488 connector for connecting multiple devices to the GP-IB interface.
* Note
The total cable length should be less than 25m (80ft) and the maximum number of device
connections (including controller) is 15.
* GP-IB Example
Figure 6 is an example of connecting multiple devices to the GP-IB port.
Progra mmable Digital Multimeter
B4100
2.4GHz Programmable Universal Counter
C3100
G5100 Prog rammable Function Generator
Programmable Power Supply
P6100
[Figure 4] GP-IB (Example of connecting the connector)

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Chapter 4. LCD, Front panel buttons and menus description
1. LCD display description
Section 1-TOP DISPLAY
Displays
The current waveform, the output status
(on/off) and the selection/edit cursor.
Section 2.MAIN-DISPLAY
Displays
•The Frequency, Amplitude, attenuator,
offset and symmetry values.
•The Sweep rate and width when the F5
button pressed.
Section 3-BOTTOM-DISPLAY
Displays
Fbuttons for:
•Turning the output ON/OFF F1
•Setting the sweep values F5
•Exit sweep settings F5.
[Table 1] LCD display areas
[Figure 5] LCD Display (AMP display mode)
1) Cursor
(1) The cursor is displayed in the upper part of the LCD when the unit is first turned on as shown in
Figure 5. It is used to indicate and change Waveforms, amplitude, symmetry, offset, and
attenuator values. When the cursor is displayed as a (<or >) symbol it is the selection cursor
and can be moved to the desired menu item by turning the rotary dial or pressing the
appropriate front panel button (waveform, OFS, SYM). Pressing the Button again the
cursor appears as a (◄or ►), the edit cursor and is used to change waveform, Attenuator and
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(2) The cursor can be used to change numerical values (Frequency, amplitude, symmetry, offset
values) by indicating the setting to be changed with the selection cursor (< or >), and then
pressing the Button to display the edit cursor (◄or ►). Rotating the rotary dial changes
the cursor to the digit selection cursor displayed as a (gh) symbol and highlights a digit.
Turning the rotary dial further moves the highlight to the next consecutive digit. Pressing the
Button on the highlighted (selected) digit changes the cursor to the Digit edit cursor
displayed as a (v) symbol. Turning the rotary dial clockwise increases the digit value; counter
clockwise decreases the digit value.
(3) The cursor is also displayed in the Menu when the edit button is pressed is used to change
settings and data values using the procedures in the above paragraph
2) WAVE FORM
* Displays the currently selected WAVE FORM.
* SINE, TRI or SQURE may be selected and displayed.
* To change the Wave form.
(a) Press the Button to display the selection mode cursor(< or >).
(b) Turn the rotary dial until the cursor indicates “WAVEFORM: ____”
(c) Press the button to change the cursor to the edit mode (◄or ►).
(d) Rotate the rotary dial to display the new wave form.
3) Output status
* The output status displays whether the output is ON or OFF
* To Turn the output ON/OFF
(a) Press the F1 Button.
(b) Pressing this button again will turn the unit ON/OFF.
4) (Lock)
* When displayed, all front panel buttons except the [MENU] are disabled:
* To unlock (or lock) the front panel press the [MENU] [F4] buttons
5) Setting a frequency value
* Range : 1 Hz to 15 MHz
* To change the frequency value.
(a) Press [FRQ] Button.Display: “____Hz ◀”.
(b) When the Rotary dial is turned counter clockwise, the cursor
changes to a (gh) symbol.
(c) Rotate the dial until the digit to be changed is highlighted.
(d) Press the button to select digit edit mode cursor (v).
(e) And turn the Rotary dial to change the digit value. The
highlighted digit will increase if the rotary dial is turned clockwise;
counter clockwise decreases the digit value.
(f) To change another digit press the button, turn the rotary
dial to highlight the next digit to be changed and repeat steps (1e
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6) Setting the waveform amplitude
(1) AMP (Amplitude): 0 to 999
* The amplitude may be set from 0 to 10 Vpp (in to a 50 Ωload) in a scale from 0 to 999.
* To set the Amplitude of a waveform:
(a) Press [AMP] Button.Display: “AMP:___◀”. Note: If the
generator is in the Sweep mode, press the F5 button to move
the cursor to the AMP symbol.
(b) When the Rotary dial is turned counter clockwise, the cursor
changes to a (gh) symbol.
(c) Rotate the dial until the digit to be changed is highlighted.
(d) Press the button to select digit edit mode cursor (v).
(e) Turn the Rotary dial to change the digit value. The highlighted
digit will increase if the rotary dial is turned clockwise; counter
clockwise decreases the digit value.
(f) To change another digit press the button, turn the rotary
dial to highlight the next digit to be changed and repeat steps (1e
and 1f).
(2) OFS (DC Offset): -999 to 999
* The DC off offset adds a 0 to ±7.5 V DC level (no load) to the waveform in a
scale from –999 to +999
* To change the Offset.
(a) Press [OFS] Button.Display: “OFS:___◀”.
(b) To set the offset Volt use the same procedure in 6) steps (1b, 1c,
1d, 1e and 1f) Setting the waveform amplitude.
(3) ATT (Attenuator): 0 dB or 20 dB
* To change the Attenuator.
(a) Press the Button to display the selection mode cursor(< or >).
(b) Turn the rotary dial until the cursor indicates “ATTN: ____”
(c) Press the button to change the cursor to the edit mode (◄or ►).
(d) Rotate the rotary dial to display the new Attenuator.
(4) SYM (Symmetry): 0.00 to 99.9
▣The waveform symmetry can be adjusted from 1:1 to 10:1 in a scale from 00.0 to 99.9
* To change the Symmetry.
(a) Press [SYM] Button.Display: “SYM:___◀”.
(b) To set a Symmetry value, use the same procedure in 6) steps
(1b, 1c, 1d, 1e and 1f) Setting the waveform amplitude

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* SWEEP MODE:
* To Select the Sweep mode, press [F5] button)
[Figure 6] LCD Display (SWEEP display mode)
(1) SWEEP mode Output:
* To turn the Sweep mode ON.
(a) Press the Button to display the selection mode cursor (< or >).
(b) Turn the rotary dial until the cursor indicates “SWEEP: ____”
(c) Press the button to change the cursor to the edit mode (◄or ►).
(d) Rotate the rotary dial to display Sweep ON.
(2) RATE (Sweep rate): 0.05 S to 9.95 S
* To change the Sweep rate.
(a) Press the Button to display the selection mode cursor (< or >).
(b) Turn the rotary dial until the cursor indicates “RATE: ____”
(c) Press the button to change the cursor to the edit mode (◄or ►).
(d) Rotate the rotary dial to display the new Sweep rate.
(3) WIDTH (Sweep width): The sweep width can be adjusted from 0.05 to 19.95 Sec in a scale from
0 to 99.
* To change the Sweep width.
(a) Press the Button to display the selection mode cursor (< or >).
(b) Turn the rotary dial until the cursor indicates “WIDTH: ____”
(c) Press the button to change the cursor to the edit mode (◄or ►).
(d) Rotate the rotary dial to display the new Sweep width.
7) Help Menu
* The help-menu is located at the bottom of the LCD and displays a menu of
F keys and their function. (F1:output ON/OFF, F5: AMP/Sweep).
2. MENU description
This section explains the items in the menus and sub menus and the F soft buttons [F1], [F2], [F3],
[F4], [F5] for selecting items in the menus.
Chart 1 is the diagram of the Menu structure that is displayed when the MENU button is pressed.

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SETUP F1 PAGE F1 Lists the setup values on the selected memory page
Setup page
SAVE F2 Saves all values on the current setup page to the specified
memory page
LOAD F3 Displays a previously stored memory page
NEXT F4 Next page
EXIT F5 Exit
EQUIP F2 Ver. No. The firmware version
S/N Unit serial number
GPIB GP-IB address
Cal date
EXIT F5 Last date the unit was calibrated.
F3 Not used
LOCK F4 Disables all front panel buttons except the [MENU] button.
EXIT F5 Exit, returns the display to the normal mode.
[Table-2] Menu structure
1) MENU Description
[F1] SETUP: Displays a list of settings, data values and the PAGE, SAVE, LOAD, NEXT, EXIT soft
Keys for selecting a memory page, saving the current screen or recalling a previously saved
setup screen. Eight setup screens may be saved or recalled from memory.
[F2] EQUIP: Displays information about your instrument including the serial number, CALIBRATION
date, GP-IB address, and Firmware.
[F3] Not used
[F4] LOCK: Disables all front panel buttons except the [MENU] button.
[F5] EXIT: Exit the menu and return to the normal screen.
2) SETUP Menu Description
[F1] PAGE: Selects the page in memory where the currently displayed list of settings is to be saved
or recalled. Eight setups may be stored from Addresses 0 to 7. To select a memory page press
and release the F1 button until the desired memory page is displayed..
[F2] SAVE: Seven setup screens may be edited and stored prior to using the generator. The
functions and data displayed in the list on page 16/17 may be changed prior to saving by
pressing the EDIT button and using the editing procedures as described on page, 15 or 17
Note: Page 0 is reserved for storing the current settings and values. When the unit is power off
and then on, these will be the default settings and values.

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[F3] LOAD: Loads a previously saved memory address page to the display. This list now
becomes
the operating parameters of the function generator. Press and release the F1 button until the
desired paged is displayed then press the F3 button. Page 0 is the default page that is loaded
into memory when the unit is powered off and then on.
[F4] NEXT: Go to the next page of menu items.
[F5] EXIT: Exit the setup menu.
(1) SETUP menu displays the current generator settings, Frequency, Amplitude, Offset,
Attenuator, Symmetry and Sweep values. Pressing the NEXT (F4) button advances the display
to the next menu screen; exit returns the display to the normal screen.
Selects memory page address: 0 to 7
♦FREQ
♦WAVE FORM
♦OUTPUT STATUS
♦AMPL
♦OFFSET
♦ATTEN
♦SYM:
♦SWEEP:
▫RATE
▫WIDTH
♦BEEPER ON/OFF
♦BACK LIGHT ON/OFF
♦RS 232 Baud rate selection
♦LCD Contrast adjust
(1) The above screens may be edited to enter new (W/FORM, OUTPUT, ATTEN, etc) settings or
data values by using the following procedure:
(a) Press the [EDIT] button to display the Selection mode cursor (<).
(b) Turn the Rotary dial until the cursor is indicating the item to be changed.
(c) Press the button to select the Edit Cursor (◄).
(d) Turn the Rotary dial until the new setting is displayed.
(e) To change another item in the menu, press the button, and repeat steps (b) through
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(2) To edit numerical data values: (FREQ, AMPL, OFFSET…)
(a) Turn the rotary dial to indicate the data value to be changed with the selection cursor (<).
(b) Press the button to select the edit cursor (◄).
(c) Turning the rotary dial the cursor changes to a (gh) symbol and highlights a digit or label
(HZ, KHz, etc). Turn the rotary dial to highlight the digit to be changed.
(d) Press the button to select the digit edits mode cursor (v). Turn the rotary dial until the
new digit or frequency label is displayed.
(e) To change another digit, press the button and repeat steps (c) and (d).
(3) To save this menu page, press and release the [F1] button until the desired address page is
displayed, then press the [F2] button. To exit the menu, press the [F5] button.
(4) Load and display a previously saved menu page.
Press and release the [F1] button until the desired menu page is displayed.
Press the [F3] LOAD button.
(5) Press the [F5] EXIT button to exit this menu.
3) Equipment menu description:
This menu displays the specific information about a unit. It contains the Model number, Program
Version, Serial number, GP-IB Address and Calibration date.
(1) The GP-IB address and Cal date may be changed using the edit cursor as described above.
♦Model Number
♦Program Version
♦Serial Number
♦GP-IB Address
♦Calibration Date
[F5] EXIT button: Pressing the [F5] button returns the to the counter display.
3. Rotary Dial:
1) The Rotary dial is used to move the selection cursor (<or >) from one item to another on the LCD or
in the set up menu. It is also used to change the value of the settings when it is indicated by the edit
cursor (◄or ►) and to select and change numerical digit values.

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4. Quick Reference Guide
Programmable Function Generator
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