Teledyne 300A User Manual

917103-00 RevA
Quick Reference
Guide
WaveJet 300A Series
Oscilloscopes
To get started quickly, take a few
moments to read through this guide.
Additional information can be found
On-line help also contains more
information on using the instrument.
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Understanding Display Information
Trigger Position Indicator
Color coded to the triggered signal. Zero delay is the center of the grid.
Bottom Status Bar
Displays important information about the trigger and cursors.
Trace Descriptors
Displays Volts/Div, Offset, and Coupling of each channel and math trace.
Top Status Bar
Displays important information about the acquisition mode and timebase settings.
Grid Area
Portion of the display where waveforms are shown.
Trigger Level Indicator
Color coded to the triggered signal.
Message Line
Provides information about the sample rate, memory length, and frequency counter.
Trace Descriptors
Top Status Bar
Bottom Status Bar
Message Bar
Volts/Division
Channel Coupling
Channel Number
Offset
Time/Division Trigger Delay Trigger Status Sweep Counter
Intensity
Cursor Readouts
Trigger Typ e and Slope
Trigger Source
Trigger Coupling
Trigger Level
Message Section
Any necessary message will be displayed here
Frequency Counter
Displays frequency of triggered signal
Sample Rate
Number of Sample Points
Clock Readout
Choose between Real Time Clock and Trigger Time Stamp
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Vertical and Horizontal Controls
Press Knob
to toggle between zero delay and new setting.
Light On
Indicates that the vertical controls will adjust that channel (the active channel).
Light Off
Channel may or may not be displayed, vertical channels will not adjust that channel.
Math
Turns on the Math trace and accesses the Math menu.
Press Knob
to toggle between zero delay and new setting.
Quick Zoom
Press to turn on zoom traces in a separate grid.
Setup
Press to access the Timebase Setup menu.
If All Channel Lights are Off
Then the horizontal and vertical controls are “active” for a Math trace or zoom trace. If the Zoom light is on then the horizontal controls will adjust the zoom trace. If the Math light is on both the horizontal and vertical controls will adjust the Math trace.
Math descriptor is not displayed when trace is turned off
Trace Off Trace On Trace Active
Trigger Controls
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Trigger Controls
Sets the trigger level – push to set to 50%.
Press to open the trigger setup menu.
Triggers even if the trigger conditions are not met.
Triggers whenever the trigger conditions are met.
Cancels the acquisition in Auto or Normal; press again to trigger once when the trigger conditions are met.
Trigger must be stopped to enter Replay mode.
Trigger Level Indicator
Trigger Position Indicator
Trigger Status
Trigger Type and Slope
Trigger Source
Trigger Coupling
Trigger Level
Using Cursors
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Using Cursors
Use the Adjust knob to position the cursors. Press the knob in to select between cursors or to set the two cursors to track together.
Press to turn cursors on, toggle through the cursor types, and then turn the cursors off. Choose between Time, Amplitude, Time & Amplitude, and Value at Cursor.
When light is on the Adjust knob controls the cursor position.
Horizontal cursor information is located in the bottom status bar directly below the waveform grid.
Vertical cursor information is located in the trace descriptor.
When Time & Amplitude cursors are used the readout is displayed for both cursor types.
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Press the front panel Measure button to access the Measure menu and turn the measurement parameters on. Press it again to turn the parameters off.
Up to 4 measurements can be displayed at a time, select between measurement lines A, B, C, D.
Selects the source for your measurement, it can be any of the 4 channels or the Math trace.
Select between any of the 26 Automatic measurements.
Display or hide the minimum and maximum statistics.
Measurement Source
Measurement Parameter
Last Value Measured
Maximum Measured Value
Minimum Measured Value
Setting Up Measurements
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Zoom Your Signals
Press the front panel Quick Zoom button to zoom all displayed traces including Math.
Original display before pressing the Quick Zoom button.
After Quick Zoom is pressed the zoom traces are displayed in a separate grid.
Use the delay and Time/Division control to change the zoom factor and portion of the waveform you are zooming.
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Setting Up Math
Press the front panel Math button to turn on the Math trace and access the Math menu.
Selects the source for the math trace, it can be any of the 4 channels.
Select between the 4 available Math functions: sum, difference, product, ratio, FFT
Select FFT Window Type
When the Math light is on, use the horizontal and vertical controls to adjust the scale and position of the Math trace.
Setting Up Reference Waveforms
The Math trace appears on the display with Math trace descriptor box.
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Saving Reference Waveforms
Press the front panel REF button to access the Reference Waveform menu.
Turn the Reference waveform on or off.
Select the source for the waveform to save; select from 4 channels and the Math trace.
Recalls the oscilloscope settings from when the Reference waveform was originally saved.
Saves the waveform to Reference memory.
Reference Waveforms are displayed in white on the waveform grid.
Select between 5 different Reference waveforms.
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Documenting Results
WaveJet provides a front panel USB port for a quick and easy way to save waveforms, screen captures, and setups.
Connect a USB memory device to the front panel USB port.
Press the front panel Print button to store a screen capture to a USB memory device.
Set user preferences in the Utilities menu to select file type, file name, and background color.
Press the front panel Save/Recall button to access the Save/Recall Menu.
In this menu save waveforms to USB memory in either ASCII or binary formats, and save and recall setup files from internal memory or from USB memory.
The Save/Recall menu is where the selection to recall the Default Setup is located.
The rear panel USB port allows for printing screen captures and can also be used for remote control from a computer.
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Using Replay
Stop the trigger, then press the Intensity knob to turn on Replay mode; the light will turn on.
Once in Replay, rotate the knob to look back at the history of acquisitions to isolate runts, glitches, or other abnormalities.
The display shows a runt pulse along with a lot of variation in overshoot and undershoot.
Activate Replay to view each acquisition individually on the display.
Up to 1024 acquisitions can be viewed with Replay.
Rotate the knob to scroll through each acquisition.
To offer comments or suggestions about the product, please feel free to email the Product Manager at
WaveJet@lecroy.com
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