Teledyne Lecroy WaveSurfer 3024Z User manual

Operator's Manual
WaveSurfer 3000z
Oscilloscopes

WaveSurfer 3000z Oscilloscopes Operator's Manual
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Contents
Oscilloscope Overview and Setup 1
Safety 1
Overview 4
Positioning the Feet 9
Connecting to Other Devices/Systems 9
Powering On/Off 10
Software Activation 11
Language Selection 11
Using MAUI 13
Touch Screen 13
Touch Screen Actions 18
Controlling Traces 19
Zooming 22
Print/Screen Capture 25
Acquisition 27
Auto Setup 27
Vertical 28
Digital (Mixed Signal) 31
Timebase 35
Trigger 41
Viewing Acquisition Status 49
Display 51
Display Set Up 51
Persistence Display 53
Math and Measure 55
Cursors 55
Measure 58
Math 65
Memory 78
Analysis Tools 81
WaveScan 81
PASS/FAIL Testing 85
Save / Recall 87
Save Setups 87
Recall Setups 88
Save Waveforms 89
Recall Waveforms 91
Save Table Data 92
Auto Save 93
LabNotebook 94
Utilities 97
Utilities Dialogs 97
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Disk Utilities 104
Preferences Dialogs 106
WaveSource Automatic Waveform Generator 109
Digital Voltmeter 111
Maintenance 113
Fuse Replacement 113
Touch Screen Calibration 113
Restart/Reboot Instrument 113
MAUI™ Firmware Update for Windows CE Oscilloscopes 114
Technical Support 115
Returning a Product for Service 116
Certifications 117
EMC Compliance 117
Safety Compliance 118
Environmental Compliance 119
Intellectual Property 119
Warranty 120
Index 121
Welcome
Thank you for purchasing a Teledyne LeCroy WaveSurfer oscilloscope. We're certain you'll be pleased
with the detailed features unique to our instruments.
Take a moment to verify that all items on the packing list or invoice copy have been shipped to you.
Contact your nearest Teledyne LeCroy customer service center or national distributor if anything is
missing or damaged. We can only be responsible for replacement if you contact us immediately.
We truly hope you enjoy using Teledyne LeCroy's fine products.
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Oscilloscope Overview and Setup
Safety
Symbols
These symbols appear on the instrument or in documentation to alert you to important safety concerns:
Caution of potential damage to instrument or Warning of potential bodily injury. Refer to
manual. Do not proceed until the information is fully understood and conditions are met.
Caution, high voltage; risk of electric shock or burn.
Caution, contains parts/assemblies susceptible to damage by Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
Frame or chassis terminal (ground connection).
Alternating current.
Standby power (front of instrument).
Precautions
Observe generally accepted safety procedures in addition to the precautions listed here. The overall safety
of any system incorporating this product is the responsibility of the assembler of the system.
Use indoors only .
Use only within the operational environment listed. Do not use in wet or explosive atmospheres.
Maintain ground. The AC inlet ground is connected directly to the chassis of the . To avoid electric shock,
connect only to a mating outlet with a safety ground contact.
Caution: Interrupting the protective conductor inside or outside the oscilloscope, or disconnecting
the safety ground terminal, creates a hazardous situation. Intentional interruption is prohibited.
Connect and disconnect properly. Do not connect/disconnect probes, test leads, or cables while they are
connected to a live voltage source.
Observe all terminal ratings. Do not apply a voltage to any input that exceeds the maximum rating of that
input. Refer to the body of the instrument for maximum input ratings.
Use only the power cord shipped with and certified for the country of use.
Keep product surfaces clean and dry. See Cleaning.
Do not remove the covers or inside parts. Refer all maintenance to qualified service personnel.
Exercise care when lifting. Use the built-in carrying handle.
Do not operate with suspected failures. Do not use the product if any part is damaged. Cease operation
immediately and secure the from inadvertent use.
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Operating Environment
Temperature:0 °C to 50 °C
Humidity: Maximum relative humidity 90% up to 31 °C,
decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40 °C
Altitude: Up to 10,000 ft (3,048 m) at or below 30 °C
Measuring Terminal Ratings (C1-C4 and Ext)
Caution: Measuring terminals have no rated measurement category per IEC/EN 61010-1:2010.
Measuring terminals are not intended to be connected directly to supply mains.
Cooling
The relies on forced air cooling with internal fans and vents. The internal fan control circuitry regulates the
fan speed based on the ambient temperature. This is performed automatically after start-up.
Caution: Do not block the cooling vents.
Take care to avoid restricting the airflow to any part. In a benchtop configuration, leave a minimum of 15
cm (6 inches) around the sides between and the nearest object. The feet provide adequate bottom
clearance. Follow rackmount instructions for proper rack spacing.
Cleaning
Clean only the exterior of the using a soft cloth moistened with water or an isopropyl alcohol solution. Do
not use harsh chemicals or abrasive elements. Under no circumstances submerge the or allow moisture
to penetrate . Dry thoroughly before connecting a live voltage source.
Caution: Unplug the power cord before cleaning. Do not attempt to clean internal parts.
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Power
The instrument operates from a single-phase, 100 to 240 Vrms (± 10%) AC power source at 50/60 Hz (±
5%), or a 100 to 120 Vrms (± 10%) AC power source at 400 Hz (± 5%). The instrument automatically
adapts to the line voltage. Manual voltage selection is not required.
Power Consumption
Power Consumption WaveSurfer 3000z WaveSurfer 3000
4-channel 4-channel 2-channel
Nominal 80 W (80 VA) 80 W (80 VA) 65 W (65 VA)
Maximum* 150 W (150 VA) 150 W (150 VA) 100 W (100 VA)
Standby 4 W 4 W 4 W
* Maximum consumption represents power accessories installed on all inputs/outputs (e.g., active probes, USB peripherals, digital leadset, etc.).
Ground
The AC inlet ground is connected directly to the frame of the instrument. For adequate protection against
electric shock, connect to a mating outlet with a safety ground contact.
Caution: Only use the power cord provided with your instrument. Interrupting the protective
conductor inside or outside the oscilloscope, or disconnecting the safety ground terminal, creates
a hazardous situation. Intentional interruption is prohibited.
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Overview
Front Input/Output
A. Power button.
B. Channel inputs 1-4 for analog signals.
C. Mixed signal interface for digital inputs (WS3K-MSO required).
D. Front-mounted host USB port for transferring data or connecting peripherals such as a mouse or
keyboard.
E. Ground and calibration output terminal used to compensate passive probes.
Back Input/Output
A. WaveSource connector outputs signal from the internal waveform generator.
B. MicroSD Card slot.
C. EXT Trig connector accepts external trigger.
D. AUX OUT connector sends trigger out.
E. VGA connector sends video out to external monitors.
F. Ethernet port connects the oscilloscope to a LAN.
G. USBTMC port enables remote control of the oscilloscope.
H. Additional host USB ports (2) connect external devices such as printers or storage drives.
I. Fuse holder.
J. AC Power inlet.
See the general set up instructions for more information about configuring connections to other devices.
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Front Panel
The Front Panel houses "hard" controls for basic oscilloscope functions. See the later sections of this
manual for instructions on using the touch screen to make the settings described here.
All the knobs on the front panel function one way if turned
and another if pushed like a button. The top label describes
the knob’s “turn” action, the bottom label its “push” action.
Front panel buttons light up to indicate which traces and
functions are active. Actions performed from the front panel
always apply to the active trace.
Miscellaneous Controls
Auto Setup performs an Auto Setup.
Default Setup resets the oscilloscope to the factory defaults.
Print captures the entire screen and outputs it according to
your Hardcopy settings.
Touch Screen enables/disables touch screen functionalilty.
Clear Sweeps resets the acquisition counter and any
cumulative measurements.
Shortcut Buttons
Decode opens the Serial Decode dialog if you have serial data
decoder options installed.
WaveScan opens the WaveScan dialog.
History opens the History Mode dialog.
WaveSource opens the WaveSource waveform generator
dialog if you have the function generator option installed.
Trigger Controls
Level knob changes the trigger threshold level (V). The number is shown on the Trigger descriptor box.
Pushing the knob sets the trigger level to the 50% point of the input signal.
READY indicator lights when the trigger is armed. TRIG'D is lit momentarily when a trigger occurs. A fast
trigger rate causes the light to stay lit continuously.
Setup corresponds to the menu selection Trigger > Trigger Setup. Press it once to open the Trigger Setup
dialog and again to close the dialog.
Auto triggers acquisition after a time-out, even if the trigger conditions are not met.
Normal triggers acquisition each time a signal is present that meets the trigger conditions.
Single triggers once (single-shot acquisition) when the input signal meets the trigger conditions. If the
oscilloscope is already armed, it will force a trigger.
Stop stops acquisition. If you boot up the instrument with the trigger in Stop mode, a "No trace available"
message is shown. Press the Auto button to display a trace.
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Horizontal Controls
The Delay knob changes the Trigger Delay value (S) when turned. Push the knob to reset Delay to zero.
The Horizontal Adjust knob sets the Time/division (S) of the oscilloscope acquisition system when the
trace source is an input channel. The Time/div value is shown on the Timebase descriptor box. When
using this control, the oscilloscope allocates memory as needed to maintain the highest sample rate
possible for the timebase setting. When the trace is a zoom, memory or math function, turn the knob to
change the horizontal scale of the trace, effectively "zooming" in or out. By default, the knob adjusts values
in 1, 2, 5, 10 step increments. Push the knob to change the action to fine increments; push it again to
return to stepped increments.
Vertical Controls
Channel buttons turn on a channel that is off, or activate a channel that is already on. When the channel is
active, pushing its channel button turns it off. A lit button shows the active channel.
Offset knob adjusts the zero level of the trace (this makes it appear to move up or down relative to the
center axis of the grid). The value appears on the trace descriptor box. Push it to reset Offset to zero.
Gain knob sets Vertical Gain (V/div). The value appears on the trace descriptor box. By default, the knob
adjusts values in 1, 2, 5, 10 step increments. Push the knob to change the action to fine increments; push
it again to return to stepped increments.
Dig button enables digital input through the Digital Leadset on -MS models.
Math, Zoom, and Mem(ory) Buttons
The Zoom button creates a quick zoom for each open channel trace. Touch the zoom trace descriptor
box to display the zoom controls.
The Math and Mem(ory) buttons open the corresponding setup dialogs.
Cursor Controls
Cursors identify specific voltage and time values on the waveform. The white cursor lines help make
these points more visible. A readout of the values appears on the trace descriptor box.
There are five preset cursor types, each with a unique appearance on the display. These are described in
more detail in the Cursors section.
Type selects the cursor type. Continue pressing to cycle through all cursor until the desired type is found.
The type "Off" turns off the cursor display.
Cursor knob repositions the selected cursor line when turned. Push the knob to select a different cursor
line to adjust.
Adjust and Intensity Controls
The Adjust knob changes the value in any highlighted data entry field when turned. Pushing the Adjust
knob toggles between coarse (large increment) or fine (small increment) adjustments.
When more data is available than can actually be displayed, the Intensity button helps to visualize
significant events by applying an algorithm that dims less frequently occurring samples. This feature can
also be accessed from the Display Setup dialog.
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Signal Interfaces
Teledyne LeCroy instruments offer a variety of interfaces to input analog or digital signals. See the
oscilloscope product page at teledynelecroy.com for a list of compatible input devices.
ProBus Interface
Channel inputs C1-C4 utilize the ProBus interface.
The ProBus interface contains a 6-pin power and communication connection and a BNC signal
connection to the probe, with sense rings for detecting passive probes. It offers both 50 Ω and 1 MΩ input
impedance and provides probe power and control for a wide range of probes such as high impedance
passive probes, high impedance active probes, current probes, high voltage probes, and differential
probes.
The ProBus interface completely integrates the probe with the channel. Upon connecting a Teledyne
LeCroy probe, the probe type is recognized and some setup information, such as input coupling and
attenuation, is performed automatically. This information is displayed on the Probe Dialog, behind the
Channel (Cn) dialog. System (probe plus instrument) gain settings are automatically calculated and
displayed based on the probe attenuation.
The ProBus interface may have a BNC-terminated cable connected directly to it. Depending on the BNC
connector used on the cable, the interface is rated for up to 4 GHz with 50 Ω coupling or 1 GHz with 1 MΩ
coupling.
Note: Operational bandwidth is equal to the maximum input frequency of your oscilloscope
model. See the product datasheet.
Other Analog Inputs
EXT In can be used to input an external trigger pulse.
This input has a simple BNC interface with no power supply. See your product datasheet for voltage and
frequency ratings.
Mixed Signal Inputs
The digital leadset shipped with the MSO option connects to the Mixed Signal Input on the front of the
oscilloscope to input of up-to-16 lines of digital data. Physical lines can be preconfigured into different
logical groups, Digitaln, corresponding to a bus and renamed appropriately depending on the group. The
transitions for each line may be viewed through different displays.
See Digital Setup Using theDigital Leadset for detailed instructions.
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Probes
The oscilloscope is compatible with the included passive probes and most Teledyne LeCroy active probes
that are rated for the instrument’s bandwidth. Probe specifications and documentation are available at
teledynelecroy.com/probes.
Passive Probes
The passive probes supplied are matched to the input impedance of the instrument but may need further
compensation. Follow the directions in the probe instruction manual to compensate the frequency
response of the probes.
If using other passive probes than those supplied, be sure to perform a low frequency calibration before
using them to measure signal. You can use the signal from the Cal Out hook on the front of the
oscilloscope.
Active Probes
Teledyne LeCroy offers a variety of active probes for use with your oscilloscope. Most active probes
match probe to oscilloscope response automatically using probe response data stored in an on-board
EEPROM. This ensures the best possible combined probe plus oscilloscope channel frequency response
without the need to perform any de-embedding procedure.
Be aware that many active probes require a minimum oscilloscope firmware version to be fully
operational. See the probe documentation.
Micro SD Card
The Micro SD Card acts as the oscilloscope's removable hard drive. Use it to store and easily share setup
files, waveform files, LabNotebooks, and other user data.
To remove the card, push in and release. The card should partially pop out, at which point it can be pulled
out fully.
To replace the card, push it into the slot until you hear it click.
Note: When using the oscilloscope Disk Utilities, the Micro SD card is labeled Storage Card, while a
connected USB drive is labeled USB Disk.
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Positioning the Feet
The WaveSurfer is equipped with rotating, tilting feet to allow four different viewing positions.
To tilt the body back slightly for bench top viewing, pull the small flaps on the
bottom of the feet away from the body of the oscilloscope.
To tilt the body forward, rotate both feet to the back. This position is useful when
placing the oscilloscope on a high shelf. Pulling out the flaps in this position
increases the angle of the tilt.
Connecting to Other Devices/Systems
After start up, configure the oscilloscope connections using the menu options listed below.
LAN
The oscilloscope is preset to accept DHCP network addressing over a TCPIP connection. Connect an
Ethernet cable from the port on the back panel to a network access device.
Go to Utilities > Utilities Setup > Remote to find the IP Address.
To set a Static IP address, touch Net Connections on the Remote dialog and enter the new IP address.
Go to Utilities > Preference Setup > Email to configure email settings.
Remote Control
You can remote control the instrument using TCP/IP over LAN or a direct Ethernet connection. If using the
LAN, be sure the instrument is on the same subnet as the controller.
Note: Depending on the controller, you may have to use a cross-over cable when making a direct
connection.
The WaveSurfer also supports remote control via USBTMC . To change the remote control setting from
the default TCP/IP, go to Utilities > Utilities Setup > Remote.
USB Peripherals
Connect peripherals (e.g., mouse, keyboard) to any USB host port on the front or back of the instrument.
These connections are "plug-and-play" and do not require further configuration.
External Monitor
WaveSurfer 3000 supports external monitors with 1024 x 600 ppi resolution. Connect the monitor cable to
the VGA video output on the back of the instrument. The connection is “plug-and-play” and does not
require any further configuration.
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Printer
WaveSurfer 3000 supports PictBridge-compliant printers. Connect the printer to any host USB port. Go to
Utilities > Utillities Setup > Hardcopy to configure printer settings.
Trigger Out
To send a trigger out pulse to another device, connect a BNC cable from Aux Out on the back of he
instrument to the other device.
External Device (for Waveform Generation)
Connect a BNC cable from the WaveSource Output on the back of the instrument to the device to which
you wish to output a signal. Go to Utilities > WaveSource or touch the front panel WaveSource button to
configure the signal.
Note: WaveSource is optional and requires an activated license key.
Powering On/Off
Press the Power button to turn on the instrument.
To power down, you can quickly press the Power button again, but the safest way to power down is to use
the File > Shutdown menu option, which will always execute a proper shut down process and preserve
settings. Holding the Power button for 7 seconds will execute a “hard” shut down (as on a computer),
which we do not recommend doing because it does not allow the operating system to close properly, and
setup data may be lost. Never power off by pulling the power cord from the socket, or by powering off a
connected power strip or battery without first shutting down properly.
The Power button does not disconnect the instrument from the AC power supply. The only way to fully
power down the instrument is to unplug the AC power cord.
We recommend unplugging the instrument if it will remain unused for a long period of time.
Caution: Do not power on or calibrate with a signal attached.
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Software Activation
The oscilloscope software (firmware and standard applications) is active upon delivery. At power-up, the
instrument loads the software automatically.
Free firmware updates are available periodically. Visit the software download page of our website at
teledynelecroy.com and go to Oscilloscope Downloads > Firmware Upgrade.
Registered users can receive an email notification when a new update is released. Follow the instructions
in Firmware Update to download and install the software.
If you decide to purchase an option, you will receive a license key via email that activates the optional
features. See Options for instructions on activating optional software packages.
Language Selection
To change the language of the oscilloscope application:
1. Go to Utilities > Preference Setup > Preferences and make a Language selection.
2. Follow the prompt to restart the application.
You can also select by touching the Language icon when it appears to the far right of the
menu bar upon start up.
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Using MAUI
MAUI (Most Advanced User Interface) is Teledyne LeCroy's unique oscilloscope user interface.
Touch Screen
The oscilloscope features a capacitive touch screen that supports fluid, tablet-like response to gestures.
Note: Use your finger or a capacitive stylus (not included) to interact with the touch screen. A
regular stylus will not work.
The entire display area is active. Many controls that display information also work as “buttons” to access
other functions, and even the waveform traces can be manipulated. If you have a mouse installed, you can
click anywhere you can touch to activate a control; in fact, you can alternate between clicking and
touching, whichever is convenient for you.
The touch screen is divided into the following major control groups:
Menu Bar
The top of the window contains a complete menu of functions. Making a selection here changes the
dialogs displayed at the bottom of the screen. While many operations can also be performed from the
front panel or launched via the descriptor boxes, the menu bar is the best way to access dialogs for
Save/Recall (File) functions, Display functions, Status, LabNotebook, Pass/Fail setup, optional Analysis
packages, and Utilities/Preferences setup.
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Grids
The grids display the waveform traces. Every grid is 8 vertical divisions representing the full number of
vertical levels and 10 horizontal divisions. The value represented by each division depends on the Vertical
and Horizontal Scale of the traces that appear on the grid.
The grid region can be divided up to three times to show channel (Cn), math (Fn), and zoom (Zn) traces on
different grids. In Auto Grid mode, it will divide automatically as needed when new types of traces are
turned on. Two additional grid styles allow you to display XY traces, as well as voltage-time traces on
separate grids. Regardless of the number and orientation of grids, every grid always represents the same
number of Vertical levels. Therefore, absolute Vertical measurement precision is maintained.
Grid Intensity
You can adjust the brightness of the grid lines by going to Display > Display Setup and entering a new Grid
Intensity percentage. The higher the number, the brighter and bolder the grid lines.
Grid Indicators
These indicators appear around or on the grid to mark important points on the display. They are matched
to the color of the trace to which they apply. When multiple traces appear on the same grid, indicators
refer to the foreground trace—the one that appears on top of the others.
Trigger Time, a small triangle along the bottom (horizontal) edge of the grid, shows the
time of the trigger. Unless Horizontal Delay is set, this indicator is at the zero (center) point
of the grid. Delay time is shown at the top right of the Timebase descriptor box.
Pre/Post-trigger Delay, a small arrow to the bottom left or right of the grid, indicates that a
pre- or post-trigger Delay has shifted the Trigger Time indicator to a time not shown on the
grid. All Delay values are shown on the Timebase Descriptor Box.
Trigger Level at the right edge of the grid tracks the last triggered voltage level. If you
change the level, a hollow triangle of the same color appears at the new level until it has
triggered. The trigger level indicator is not shown if the triggering channel is not displayed.
Zero Volts Level is located at the left edge of the grid. One appears for each open trace on
the grid, sharing the number and color of the trace.
Cursor markers appear over the grid to indicate the voltage and time being measured on
the waveform. Drag-and-drop cursor markers to quickly reposition them.
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Descriptor Boxes
Trace descriptor boxes appear just beneath the grid whenever a trace is turned on. They function to:
lInform—descriptors summarize the current trace settings and its activity status.
lNavigate—touch the descriptor box once to activate the trace, twice to open the setup dialog.
lConfigure—drag-and-drop descriptor boxes to change source or copy setups (with OneTouch).
Besides trace descriptor boxes, there are also Timebase and Trigger descriptor boxes summarizing the
acquisition settings shared by all channels, which also open the corresponding setup dialogs.
Channel Descriptor Box
Channel trace descriptor boxes correspond to analog signal inputs. They show
(clockwise from top left): Channel Number, Pre-processing list, Coupling, Vertical Scale
(gain) setting, Vertical Offset setting, Sweeps Count (when averaging), Vertical Cursor
positions, and Number of Segments (in Sequence mode).
Codes are used to indicate pre-processing and coupling that has been applied to the
input. The short form is used when several processes are in effect.
Symbols on Descriptor Boxes
Pre-Processing Type Long Form Short Form
Deskew DSQ DQ
Bandwidth Limiting BWL B
Coupling DC50, DC1M, AC1M or GND D50, D1, A1 or G
Other Trace Descriptor Boxes
Similar descriptor boxes appear for math (Fn), zoom (Zn),
and memory (Mn) traces. These descriptor boxes show
any Horizontal scaling that differs from the signal
timebase. Units will be automatically adjusted for the type
of trace.
Timebase and Trigger Descriptor Boxes
The Timebase descriptor box shows: (clockwise from top right)
Horizontal Delay, Time/div, Sample Rate, Number of Samples, and
Sampling Mode (blank when in Real-time mode).
Trigger descriptor box shows: (clockwise from top right) Trigger
Source and Coupling, Trigger Level (V), Slope/Polarity, Trigger Type, Trigger Mode.
Horizontal (time) cursor readout, including the time between cursors and the frequency, is shown beneath
the TimeBase and Trigger descriptor boxes. See the Cursors section for more information.
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Dialogs
Dialogs appear at the bottom of the display for entering setup data. The top dialog will be the main entry
point for the selected functionality. For convenience, related dialogs appear as a series of tabs behind the
main dialog. Touch the tab to open the dialog.
Right-hand Subdialogs
At times, your selections will require more settings than can fit on one dialog, or the task invites further
action, such as zooming a new trace. In that case, subdialogs will appear to the right of the dialog. These
subdialog settings always apply to the object that is being configured on the tab to the left.
Action Toolbar
Several setup dialogs contain a toolbar at the bottom of the dialog. These buttons enable you to perform
commonplace tasks—such as turning on a measurement—without having to leave the underlying dialog.
Toolbar actions always apply to the active trace.
Measure opens the Measure pop-up to set measurement parameters on the active trace.
Zoom creates a zoom trace of the active trace.
Math opens the Math pop-up to apply math functions to the active trace and create a new math trace.
Decode opens the main Serial Decode dialog where you configure and apply serial data decoders and
triggers. This button is only active if you have serial data software options installed.
Store loads the active trace into the corresponding memory location (C1, F1 and Z1 to M1; C2, F2 and Z2
to M2, etc.).
Find Scale performs a vertical scaling that fits the waveform into the grid.
Label opens the Label pop-up to annotate the active trace.
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