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Hello everyone, today we will learn about the function menu buttons in the oscilloscope panel

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First, the panel of the oscilloscope is divided into 5 areas

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The first area is the function menu button area

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The second area is the software button area,

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and the software buttons can be operated in conjunction with each menu button

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For example, after we press the trigger setting button, in this menu,

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we can set its edge type, slope, trigger mode, etc.,

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and we can change the menu functions inside it through the software button next to it

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The third area is the vertical control area

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In this area, you can set its V per grid, the vertical position of channel 1,

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the menu of channel 1, the menu of channel 2, etc.

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The fourth area is the horizontal control area

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In this area, the time base can be adjusted through the large knob,

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and the horizontal position of the waveform can be adjusted through the small knob

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You can also press the button to quickly return the horizontal position to zero,

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and let the arrow return to the 0 position in the middle of the screen

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The fifth area belongs to the trigger control area,

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where you can set its trigger conditions

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Next, let鈥檚 learn more about the functions of the buttons and knobs in each area

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First, let's take a look at this function menu button

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In this area, the first one,

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this is the run/stop button

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When we press this button, the stop status is displayed on the screen

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In the stopped state, no waveform input is accepted, and the waveform cannot be measured,

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so we must keep it in the running state

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The second button is the automatic setting button, which we rarely use

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Usually when measuring crystal oscillators,

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when measuring some fixed frequency and fixed voltage waveforms, this automatic setting button will be used

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The third button, this is the help setting button,

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we generally don鈥檛 use this function

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The fourth button, this is the collection setting button,

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where you can set the sampling parameters

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The fifth button, this is the measurement setting button

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In this menu we can set the measurement parameters

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For example, setting average value measurement, peak-peak value measurement,

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frequency measurement, etc., can be set in this button menu

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The sixth button is the storage setting button

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You can set the waveform storage format, storage location, etc.

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The seventh button is the automatic range setting button,

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we generally do not use this function

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The eighth is a knob, which is a multi-function knob

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Through this knob you can adjust contrast, waveform brightness, etc.

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The ninth is the reference waveform setting button, this function is generally not used

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The 10th button is an auxiliary function button

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Here we can set the language, self-calibration, etc.

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The 11th button is the cursor setting button

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This cursor mode is turned off, so this button is generally rarely used

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The 12th button, this is the display settings button

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Here you can set the display type, waveform hold, contrast, etc.

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The 13th button is the default setting button

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This function is generally not used, it is the button to restore the factory settings

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The 14th button, this is the one-shot button

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After pressing this button, the oscilloscope enters the single-shot trigger mode,

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and the Ready state will be displayed on the screen

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When there is a waveform input and the waveform is collected,

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it will be in a stopped state and will not accept any waveform

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This is a one-shot function

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Ok, this is the function menu button introduction