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Agilent Technologies 6000 Series Quick Start

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2Notices
- Manual Part Number
- Edition
- Warranty
- Technology Licenses
- Restricted Rights Legend
- Safety Notices
- CAUTION
- WARNING
3Programming the OscilloscopeAt a Glance
4In This Book
- See Also
5Contents
- 8Step 1. Install Agilent IO Libraries Suite software
- Step 2. Connect and set up the oscilloscope
  - GPIB
  - LAN
  - USB
  - 9Using the USB (Device) Interface
  - Using the LAN Interface
  - 10Using the GPIB Interface
- 11Step 3. Verify the oscilloscope connection
- 14Step 4. Access the Programmers Reference
  - To access the Programmers Reference help file
  - To get the latest versions via the web
  - Agilent Technologies
152 Getting Started
- NOTE
- 16Basic Oscilloscope Program Structure
  - Initializing
  - 17Capturing Data
  - Analyzing Captured Data
- 18Programming the Oscilloscope
  - Referencing the IO Library
  - 19Opening the Oscilloscope Connection via the IO Library
  - 20Initializing the Interface and the Oscilloscope
  - Using :AUToscale to Automate Oscilloscope Setup
    - NOTE
  - 21Using Other Oscilloscope Setup Commands
    - Example Oscilloscope Setup Code
  - 22Capturing Data with the :DIGitize Command
    - 23NOTE
  - 24Reading Query Responses from the Oscilloscope
  - 25Reading Query Results into String Variables
  - Reading Query Results into Numeric Variables
    - NOTE
  - 26Reading Definite-Length Block Query Response Data
  - 27Sending Multiple Queries and Reading Results
  - Checking Instrument Status
- 28Other Ways of Sending Commands
  - Tel ne t So ck et s
  - Sending SCPI Commands using Browser Web Control
    - Agilent 6000 Series Oscilloscopes Programmers Quick Start Guide 29
29Index
- Numerics
- A
- B
- C
- D
- F
- G
- H
- I
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- Q
- R
  - 30 Agilent 6000 Series Oscilloscopes Programmers Quick Start Guide
  - Index
- 30S
- T
- U
- V
- W

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Agilent Technologies 6000 Series Manual

368 pages8.14 Mb

2Notices
- Manual Part Number
- Edition
- Warranty
- Technology Licenses
- Restricted Rights Legend
- Safety Notices
- CAUTION
- WARNING
  - Software Revision
  - Trademark Acknowledgments
3In This Users Guide
- 56000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 5
- Tabl e 1 Model Numbers, Bandwidths, and Sampling Rates
- Tabl e 2 Secure Environment Mode Option
- 66 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
- Tabl e 3 Memory Depth Option Numbers
- Tabl e 4 Upgrade Options
9Contents
19A
- 1 Getting Started
  - 22To inspect package contents
    - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 23
    - Figure 1 Package contents for 6000A Series AC-powered oscilloscopes
    - 236000A Series Oscilloscope
      - 24 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
      - 1Getting Started
      - Figure 2 Package contents for 6000A Series battery-powered oscilloscopes (Option BAT)
    - 246000A Series Option BAT Oscilloscope
      - 2626 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
      - 1Getting Started
      - Tabl e 6 Accessories available
  - 28To adjust the 6000A Series handle
  - 29To mount the oscilloscope in a rack
    - To mount the 6000A Series oscilloscope in a rack
    - To mount the 6000L Series oscilloscope in a rack
      - Tools required (not supplied)
      - 31NOTE
  - 32Ventilation requirements
    - 6000A Ventilation Requirements
    - 6000L Ventilation Requirements
      - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 33
  - 33To power-on the oscilloscope
    - 54684e82
    - Stop
    - XY Z
      - Digital
    - Figure 4 Additional indicators on battery-powered 6000A Series
    - AC-Powered 6000 Series
    - Battery-Powered 6000A Series
      - WARNING
        ground.
        54684A
        1 GHz
        Analog
        1234
        CAT I
        ~ ~
        Run
        Operating with the Internal Battery
      - 34WARNING
        Charging the Battery
        Operating with the Automotive Power Adapter Cable
        Replacing the Battery
      - 36CAUTION
        result if an improper AC adapter is used.
      - NOTE
  - 38The remote interface
    - 39To establish a LAN connection (6000A Series)
      - NOTE
    - 40To establish a LAN connection (6000L Series)
      - Hostname
      - 41NOTE
    - 42To establish a point-to-point LAN connection
      - Stand-alone connection to a PC
  - 43To use the Web interface
    - 44Controlling the oscilloscope using a Web browser
      - Operating the oscilloscope using a Web browser
      - 45NOTE
    - 46Setting a password
    - 49Scrolling and Monitor Resolution
    - Identify Function
    - 50Printing the oscilloscopes display from a web browser
  - 51To connect the oscilloscope probes
    - CAUTION
  - 52To verify basic oscilloscope operation
    - WARNING
    - CAUTION
  - 54To compensate the oscilloscope probes
  - 55To calibrate the probes
  - Passive Probes Supported
    - NOTE
  - 56Active Probes Supported
    - By 300 MHz, 500 MHz, and 1 GHz Bandwidth Models
    - 57By 100 MHz Bandwidth Models
  - 58Using Quick Help
    - 59Quick Help Languages
      - 62 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
      - 2 Front-Panel Controls
  - 626000L Series Oscilloscope Controls
    - Rear Panel
    - 63Front and Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
      - 1. Power Switch
      - 2. Power Indicator 3. LAN Status Indicator
      - 4. Reset Switch
      - 5. Intensity Control
      - 6. USB Host Port
  - 666000A Series Oscilloscope Front-Panel Controls
    - NOTE
    - 67Conventions
    - Graphic Symbols in Softkey Menus
      - 68 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
      - 2 Front-Panel Controls
      - Figure 6 6000A Series 4-Channel Oscilloscope Front Panel
    - 684-Channel 6000A Series Oscilloscope Front Panel
    - 69Front Panel Controls
      - 7114. Utility Key
      - 15. Trigger Controls
      - 16. Run Controls
      - 17. Waveform Keys
      - 18. Horizontal Position Control
      - 7219. Horizontal Menu/Zoom Key
      - 20. Horizontal Sweep Speed Control
      - 21. Measure Keys
      - 22. Display
      - 23. Entry Knob
    - 742-Channel 6000A Series Oscilloscope Front Panel (differences only)
    - 75Interpreting the display
      - Status line
      - Display area
      - Measurement line
      - Softkeys
  - 766000A Series Front-Panel Operation
    - To adjust the waveform intensity
    - To adjust the display grid (graticule) intensity
    - 77To start and stop an acquisition
      - NOTE
    - 78To make a single acquisition
      - Auto Single
    - 79To pan and zoom
    - 80Choosing Auto trigger mode or Normal trigger mode
    - Using AutoScale
    - 81To set the probe attenuation factor
      - Passive Probes
      - 82Active Probes
      - Manually Setting the Probe Attenuation Factor
    - 83Using the analog channels
      - 84Vertical sensitivity
      - Vernie r
      - Vertic al ex pans ion
      - Ground level
      - Vertic al po siti on
      - 85NOTE
    - 88To set up the Horizontal time base
      - Main mode
      - 91Zoom mode
      - 93Roll mode
      - 94XY mode
    - 95To make cursor measurements
      - NOTE
    - 96To make automatic measurements
    - 97Using Labels
      - To turn the label display on or off
      - 98To assign a predefined label to a channel
      - 99To define a new label
      - 100To load a list of labels from a text file you create
      - To reset the label library to the factory default
    - 101To print the display
      - CAUTION
    - 102To set the clock
    - 103To set up the screen saver
      - NOTE
    - 104To set the waveform expansion reference point
      - Expand About Ground
      - Expand About Center
    - 105To perform service functions
    - User Calibration
      - 106To perform User Cal
      - 107User Cal Status
    - 108Self Test
    - About Oscilloscope
      - 109Installed licenses:
    - 110To restore the oscilloscope to its default configuration
- 1113 Viewing and Measuring Digital Signals
  - 112To connect the digital probes to the circuit under test
    - CAUTION
  - 115Acquiring waveforms using the digital channels
  - 116To display digital channels using AutoScale
    - Example
  - 118Interpreting the digital waveform display
    - Activity indicator
  - 119To switch all digital channels on or off
  - To switch groups of channels on or off
  - To switch a single channel on or off
  - 120To change the displayed size of the digital channels
  - To reposition a digital channel
  - 121To change the logic threshold for digital channels
  - 122To display digital channels as a bus
    - 123Using cursors to read bus values
    - 125Bus values are displayed when using Pattern trigger
- 1274 Triggering the Oscilloscope
  - 128Triggering Features
  - 129NOTE
  - 130Selecting Trigger Modes and Conditions
    - To select the Mode and Coupling menu
    - 131Trigger modes: Normal and Auto
      - Auto mode
      - 132Normal mode
    - 133To select trigger Coupling
    - To select trigger Noise Rejection and HF rejection
    - 134To s et H ol do ff
      - 135Triggering the Oscilloscope 4
      - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 135
  - 136The External Trigger input
    - 2-Channel oscilloscope External Trigger input
      - External Trigger Probe Settings
        Probe Attenuation
      - 137CAUTION
    - 1384-Channel oscilloscope External Trigger input
      - CAUTION
  - 139Trigger Types
  - 140To use Edge triggering
    - 141Trigger level adjustment
      - NOTE
  - 142To use Pulse Width triggering
    - 144< qualifier time set softkey
    - > qualifier time set softkey
  - 145To use Pattern triggering
    - 147Hex Bus Pattern Triggering
      - NOTE
  - 148To use CAN triggering
    - NOTE
  - 152To use Duration triggering
    - 154< qualifier time set softkey
    - > qualifier time set softkey
  - 155To use FlexRay triggering
    - Modes of VPT1000 Control/Operation
      - Oscilloscope Controls the VPT1000, Asynchronous Mode Monitoring
      - NOTE
        Oscilloscope Controls the VPT1000, Synchronous Mode Monitoring
        PC Controls the VPT1000
    - 156Setting Up the Oscilloscope and the VPT1000
      - Connecting the Oscilloscope and the VPT1000
      - Accessing the VPT1000 Menu
      - 157Specifying the VPT1000 LAN Address
      - 158Selecting the VPT1000 Control/Operating Mode
        In PC Mode
        In Asynchronous Mode
        In Synchronous Mode
        In Asynchronous or Synchronous Mode
      - 159NOTE
    - 160Triggering on FlexRay Frames, Times, or Errors
      - Accessing the FlexRay Trigger Menu
      - Triggering on FlexRay Frames
      - Triggering on the FlexRay Time Schedule
      - 161NOTE
        162Triggering on FlexRay Errors
      - 163NOTE
  - 164To use I2C triggering
    - NOTE
  - 170To use Nth Edge Burst triggering
    - Trigger Idle Time
  - 172To use LIN triggering
    - NOTE
  - 175To use Sequence triggering
    - 177Define the Find: stage
      - falling edge. All other channels will be defaulted to dont care (X).
    - 178Define the Trigger on: stage
      - 179falling edge. All other channel edges will be defaulted to dont care.
    - 180Define the optional Reset on: stage
      - falling edge. All other channel edges will be defaulted to dont care.
    - 181Adjust the trigger level
  - 182To use SPI triggering
    - NOTE
      - 183Triggering the Oscilloscope 4
      - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 183
    - 184Assign source channels to the clock, data, and frame signals
    - Set up the number of bits in the serial data string and set values for those data bits
    - Resetting all bits in the serial data string to one value
  - 187To use TV triggering
    - 188The
    - 191Example exercises
    - To trigger on a specific line of video
    - 193To trigger on all sync pulses
    - 194To trigger on a specific field of the video signal
    - 195To trigger on all fields of the video signal
    - 196To trigger on odd or even fields
  - 199To use UART/RS232 triggering
    - NOTE
  - 204To use USB triggering
  - 206The Trigger Out connector
    - Triggers
    - Source frequency
    - Source frequency/8
- 2075 Making Measurements
  - 208To use the XY horizontal mode
  - 213Math Functions
    - 214Math scale and offset
    - 215Multiply
    - 217Subtract
    - 219Differentiate
    - 221Integrate
    - 223FFT Measurement
      - FFT Units
      - DC Value
      - Aliasing
      - Spectral Leakage
    - 225FFT Operation
      - 228FFT Measurement Hints
    - 230Square Root
  - 232Cursor Measurements
    - To make cursor measurements
  - 239Automatic Measurements
    - Time Measurements
    - Phase and Delay
    - Voltage Measurements
    - Preshoot and Overshoot
    - 240To make an automatic measurement
    - 241To set measurement thresholds
    - 243Time Measur ements
      - 244Counter
      - Duty Cycle
      - Frequency
        To isolate an event for frequency measurement
      - 245Period
      - 246Fall Time
      - Rise Time
      - + Width
      - Width
      - X at Max
      - X at Min
    - 247Delay and Phase Measurements
      - Delay
      - 248Phase
    - 249Voltage Measurements
      - 251Amplitude
      - Average
      - Base
      - Maximum
      - Minimum
      - Peak-Peak
      - 252RMS
      - Std Deviation
      - 254Top
        To isolate a pulse for Top measurement
    - 255Overshoot and Preshoot Measurements
      - Preshoot
      - 256Overshoot
- 2576 Displaying Data
  - 258Pan and Zoom
    - 259To pan and zoom a waveform
    - To set the waveform expansion reference point
      - Expand About Ground
      - Expand About Center
      - To set the waveform expansion reference point
  - 260Antialiasing
  - Using the XGA video output
  - 261Display Settings
    - Infinite persistence
      - To use infinite persistence to display multiple repetitive events
    - 262Grid intensity
    - Vectors (connect the dots)
      - Using Vectors (Display menu)
  - 263Varying the intensity to view signal detail
  - 265Acquisition Modes
    - At Slower Sweep Speeds
    - Selecting the Acquisition mode
    - 266Normal Mode
    - Peak Detect Mode
    - High Resolution Mode
    - 267Averaging M ode
      - 268To use the Averaging mode
    - 269Realtime Sampling Option
      - 270Realtime Sampling and Oscilloscope Bandwidth
  - 271Using Serial Decode
    - 272To decode I2C data
      - 273NOTE
        274Interpreting Decoded I2C Data
    - 276To decode SPI data
      - 277NOTE
        279Interpreting Decoded SPI Data
    - 281To decode CAN data
      - 283NOTE
        284Interpreting Decoded CAN Data
    - 286CAN Totalizer
      - Type s o f F ram es
      - Counters
    - 288To decode LIN data
      - NOTE
        289Displaying Data 6
        6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 289
        3Specify the LIN signal: aPress the Settings softkey to access the LIN Signals Menu.
      - 291NOTE
    - 294To decode FlexRay data
      - 295NOTE
        296Interpreting Decoded FlexRay Frame Data
        Frame Decoding
        297Interpreting Decoded FlexRay Time Data
        Global Time-Schedule Decoding
    - 298FlexRay Totalizer
      - 299Counters
    - 300To decode UART/RS232 data
      - 303NOTE
        304Interpreting Decoded UART/RS232 Data
    - 306UART/RS232 Totalizer
  - 307To reduce the random noise on a signal
    - HF Reject
    - 308LF Reject
    - Noise rejection
    - 310Using peak detect mode to find a glitch
  - 312How AutoScale Works
    - Undo AutoScale
    - 313Specifying the Channels Displayed After AutoScale
    - Preserving the Acquisition Mode During AutoScale
- 3157 Saving and Printing Data
  - 316Printing the oscilloscopes display
    - Print options
      - NOTE
    - 317Selecting print options
    - Palette
    - 318Supported Printers
      - 319Saving and Printing Data 7
      - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 319
  - 320Saving oscilloscope data
    - NOTE
    - 321Selecting a destination for your saved data
      - NOTE
    - 322Selecting a file name
      - Overwriting a file
      - Creating a new file name
    - 324Waveform Trace and Oscilloscope Setup
    - Display Image and Waveform Data Files
      - Display Image and Waveform Data File Formats
    - 325Choosing save settings
      - 326Palette
      - Length Control
    - 327To s ave a w av ef or m an d/ or setup to a USB device
    - To save a waveform and/or setup to the oscilloscopes internal memory
    - 328To recall waveform trace and/or oscilloscope setup
    - File explorer
      - File system
      - Internal memory
      - USB devices
      - System software
      - 329NOTE
    - 330To use the file explorer
  - 331Secure Environment Mode Option
    - 332332 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
    - 7 Saving and Printing Data
    - Tabl e 1 8 Ordering the Secure Environment Mode Option
- 3338 Reference
  - 334Upgrading to an MSO or adding memory depth
  - Software and firmware updates
  - 335To set up the I/O port
  - 336Using the 10 MHz reference clock
    - Sample clock and frequency counter accuracy
      - the rear panel or damage to the instrument may occur.
    - Supplying an external timebase reference
    - To supply a sample clock to the oscilloscope
      - CAUTION
    - To synchronize the timebase of two or more instruments
  - 338To check warranty and extended services status
  - 339To return the instrument
  - To clean the oscilloscope
  - 340Digital channel signal fidelity: Probe impedance and grounding
    - Input Impedance
    - 342Probe Grounding
    - 344Best Probing Practices
  - 345To replace digital probe leads
  - 346Binary Data (.bin)
    - Binary Data in MATLAB
      - Versio n
    - Binary Header Format
      - File Header
        Cookie
        File Size
        Number of Waveforms
      - 347Wavefor m Heade r
        Header Size
        Wavefor m Type
        Number of Waveform Buffers
        Points
        Count
        348X Display Range
        X Display Origin
        X Increment
        X Origin
        X Units
        Y Units
        Date
      - Wavefor m Data H eader
        Waveform Data Header Size
        Buffer Type
        Bytes Per Point
        Buffer Size
    - 350Example Program for Reading Binary Data
      - Reference 8
      - 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide 351
    - 351Examples of Binary Files
      - Single Acquisition Multiple Analog Channels
        The following picture shows a binary file of a single acquisition with multiple analog channels.
        352 6000 Series Oscilloscope Users Guide
        8 Reference
      - 352Single Acquisition All Pods Logic Channels
  - 353Minimum and Maximum Values in CSV Files
- 3559 Power and Environmental Conditions
  - 356Power Requirements
  - 357Measurement Category
    - Measurement Category
      - measurement category.
    - Measurement Category Definitions
      - WARNING
    - 358Transient Withstand Capability
      - CAUTION
  - 359Environmental Conditions
  - 360Specifications
  - Acknowledgements
  - 361Contact us
- 363Index
  - Symbols
  - Numerics
  - A
  - B
  - C
  - 364D
  - E
  - F
  - 365G
  - H
  - I
  - L
  - M
  - 366N
  - O
  - P
  - Q
  - R
  - 367S
  - T
  - 368U
  - V
  - W
  - X
  - Y
  - Z

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