Tektronix 5110 Manuel utilisateur

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NOTE

The

5110

Oscilloscope

formerly

was

known

under

another

nomenclature,

the

5103N/D10.

This

manual

contains

information

that

applies

to

all

of

these

instruments.

TEKTRONIX®

5110

OSCILLOSCOPE

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

Tektronix,

Inc.

P.O.

Box

500

Beaverton,

Oregon

7077

Serial

Number

_________________________

070-2134-01

First

Printing

APR

1976

WARRANTY

All

Tektronix

instruments

a

re

warranted

against

defective

materials

and

workmanship

for

one

year.

Any

questions

with

respect

to

the

warranty

should

be

taken

up

with

your

Tektronix

Field

Engineer

or

rep

resentative.

AM

requests

fo

r

repairs

and

replacement

parts

should

be

directed

to

the

Tektronix

Field

Office

or

representative

i

n

your

area

.

This

will

assure

you

the

fastest

possible

service.

Please

include

the

instrument

Type

Number

or

Part

Numbe

r

and

serial

Number

with

all

requests

for

parts

or

service.

Specifications

und

price

chei.ge

privilegr

b

h

rrv

d.

Copyright

1 76,

n

e

w

material

1 77.

by

Tektronix,

Inc.,

Beaverton.

Oregon.

Printed

In

the

United

States

of

America.

AH

rights

reserved.

Contents

of

this

publication

may

not

be

teproduced

in

any

foim

without

permission

of

Tektronix.

Inc.

USA.

and

foreign

Tektronix

products

covered

by

U.S.

and

foreign

patents

and/oi

patents

pending.

TEKTRONIX

is

a

registered

t

r

ademark

of

Tektronix,

inc.

5110

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

SECTION

1

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Page

PRELIMINARY

INFORMATION

.........................

1-1

Os illos ope

Features

................................

1-1

Safety

Information

................

.1-1

OPERATING

POWER

............................................

1-1

OPERATING

TEMPERATURE

.........................

1-1

PLUG-IN

UNITS

.......................................................

1-2

Installation

................................................................................................

1-2

Sele tion

.......................

.1-2

CONTROLS

AND

CONNECTORS

.........................

1-2

FIRST

TIME

OPERATION

.........................

.1-2

CHECKOUT

PROCEDURE

..........................

1-4

GENERAL

OPERATING

INFORMATION

.

.1-5

Intensity

Control

.................................

1-5

Display

Fo us

....................................................................

1-5

Tra e

Alignment

.......................

1-5

Beam

Finder

.................................... ..................................................

-1-5

Grati ule

...........

1-5

Calibrator

Signal

..............................

.

....................

1-5

Intensity

Modulation

...........................

..........

1-6

X-Y

Operation

............

.

...............

1-6

Raster

Display

..........................................................................................

1-6

Option

7

Rear

Panel

Signal

Outputs

.............

1-6

Display

Photography

.........................

.....................................

1-6

Display

Swit hing

Logi

.............................

1-6

Verti al

Display

Mode

..............................................................................

1-7

BASIC

OSCILLOSCOPE

APPLICATIONS

.................................................

1-7

Peak-to-Peak

Voltage

Measurements

—

AC

..............

...

1-7

Instantaneous

Voltage

Measurement

—

DC

1-8

Comparison

Measurements

....

...

...

1-9

Time

Period

Measurement

.

...

.

.1-10

Determining

Frequen y

..............

...

.

.1-11

Risetime

Measurement

....

.......................

.

.

1-11

Time

Differen e

Measurements

.

..............

1-12

Multi-tra e

Phase

Differen e

Measurement

...

.

.

1-13

High

Resolution

Phase

Measurement

...................................

.

.

.

1-14

X-Y

Phase

Measurements

.................................................

.

.

1-14

SECTION

2

SPECIFICATION

AND

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

SPECIFICATION

............................................................

2-1

ELECTRICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

.....................

2-1

ENVIRONMENTAL

CHARACTERISTICS

................................

2-3

PHYSICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

................

2-4

POWER

TO

EXTERNAL

EQUIPMENT

..............

...

2-4

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

............................................

2-5

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

INTERVAL

...................................

2-5

TEST

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED

...

2-5

SPECIAL

TEST

EQUIPMENT

.......................

2-5

PRELIMINARY

PROCEDURE

FOR

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

.............

2-6

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

PROCEDURE

2-7

REV

A,

NOV

1978

j

5110

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

(cont)

SERVICING

INSTRUCTIONS

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

WARNING

The

remainin

portion

ot

this

/ao/e

or

uontents

lists

servicin

instructions

tnat

expose

personnel

to

hazardous

volta es.

These

instructions

are

for

qualified

service

personnel

only.

To

avoid

personal

injury,

do

not

perform

any

servicin

other

than

that

contained

in

Operatin

Instructions

unless

you

are

qualified

to

do

so.

Page

SECTION

3

ADJUSTMENT

Introdu tion

..................

...

.3-1

Tektronix

Field

Servi e

.3-1

Test

Equipment

Required

...

...

-3-1

PRELIMINARY

PROCEDURE

FOR

ADJUSTMENT

.

3-2

Initial

Control

Settings

.

...

...

■

3-2

ADJUSTMENT

PROCEDURE

.3-3

SECTION

4

MAINTENANCE

PREPARATION

FOR

USE

AND

RESHIPMENT

............................

4-1

DETAILED

OPERATING

POWER

INFORMATION

4-1

Power

Cord

Information

.................................................

4-1

Line-Voltage

and

Regulating-Range

Sele tion

4-1

INSTRUMENT

CONVERSION

.........

....

4-2

RACKMOUNTING

..............................

4-3

Mounting

Method

...................

•

•

•

•

4-3

Ra k

Dimensions

......................

4-3

Installing

The

Slide-Out

Tra ks

....

4-3

Installation

and

Adjustment

.......................

4-6

Slide-Out

Tra k

Maintenan e

.

.4-6

Ventilation

Requirements

...........

■

4-6

REPACKAGING

FOR

RESHIPMENT

....

.4-6

PREVENTIVE

MAINTENANCE

....

....

.4-7

CABINET

REMOVAL

...

-4-7

CLEANING

..............

...

-4-7

Exterior

...........

...

■

4-7

Interior

............

....

...

■

■

4-7

Swit h

Conta ts

...................................

■

4-7

VISUAL

INSPECTION

.........

.4-7

LUBRICATION

.................................................................

...

4-7

Cam

Swit h

Lubri ation

.

.

-4-8

SEMICONDUCTOR

CHECKS

...4-8

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

AND

ADJUSTMENT

INTERVAL

.

4-8

TROUBLESHOOTING

..................

.

.

4-8

TROUBLESHOOTING

AIDS

..............

...

4-8

Diagrams

.........................................

■

■

•

4-8

Cir uit-Board

Illustrations

.

.

.

4-8

Wiring

Color

Code

.........

...

4-8

Semi ondu tor

Basing

.

.

■

■

-

4-8

Multi-Pin

Conne tor

Holders

.

.

.

4-9

TROUBLESHOOTING

EQUIPMENT

.

■

4-9

TROUBLESHOOTING

TECHNIQUES

....

4-10

Troubleshooting

Pro edure

....

...

....

4-10

ii

5110

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

(cont)

SECTION

4

MAINTENANCE

(cont)

p

gge

CORRECTIVE

MAINTENANCE

4-11

OBTAINING

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

....

...

4-11

Standard

Parts

.......................

...

4-11

Spe ial

Parts

.........................

....

4-11

Ordering

Parts

................................................

...

4-12

SOLDERING

TECHNIQUES

.........

...

4-12

COMPONENT

REMOVAL

AND

REPLACEMENT

4-13

Semi ondu tor

Repla ement

........................................

.

.

4-13

Swit h

Repla ement

................................

4-13

Cir uit

Board

Repla ement

..............................................

.4-14

Cir uit-Board

Pin

Repla ement

.

....

...

4-14

Cathode-Ray

Tube

Repla ement

.

4-15

Bulb

Repla ement

.....................

....

.

.

.4-16

Power

Transformer

Repla ement

.

4-16

Fuse

Repla ement

.....................

...4-16

ADJUSTMENT

AFTER

REPAIR

...........................................................

4-16

MODIFICATIONS

TO

PRE-OPTION

7

AMPLIFIER

PLUG-INS

(OPTION

7

ONLY)

-------

4-16

SECTION

5

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

DESCRIPTION

....

....

.5-1

INTERFACE

................

.5-1

Clo k

Generator

.

....

.5-1

Countdown

Cir uit

.........

..5-1

Verti al

Amplifier

.

....

......

.

5-2

Horizontal

Amplifier

....

.........

...

5-2

AUXILIARY

BOARD

........... .............................................................................

5-2

VERTICAL

AND

HORIZONTAL

DEFLECTION

AMPLIFIERS

.

.

.5-2

Verti al

Defle tion

Amplifier

.

.

.

5-2

Horizontal

Defle tion

Amplifier

.........

5-2

8eam

Finder

....

5-2

X-Y

Phasing

...

....

5-2

CRT

CIRCUIT

.....................

....

5-2

Z-Axis

Amplifier

...

....

5-3

High-Voltage

Regulator

.

.

5-3

High

Voltage

Outputs

.

.5-3

Crt

Control

Cir uits

...

...

5-3

LOW-VOLTAGE

POWER

SUPPLY

AND

CALIBRATOR

5-4

Power

Input

..........................................................

...

5-4

Low-Voltage

Re tifiers

and

Unregulated

Outputs

.

.

.

5-4

Low-Voltage

Regulators

.........................................................

5-4

Line

Trigger

..........................................................

....

5-4

Calibrator

.................................................................................

5-4

SECTION

6

REPLACEABLE

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

INSTRUMENT

OPTIONS

SECTION

7

DIAGRAMS

AND

CIRCUIT

BOARD

ILLUSTRATIONS

SECTION

8

REPLACEABLE

MECHANICAL

PARTS

CHANGE

INFORMATION

AND

TEST

EQUIPMENT

REPLACEMENT

REV

B

JUL

1979

iii

5110

Fig.

1-1.

5110

Oscilloscope.

2134

01

Section

1

—

5110

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

This

instru tion

manual

provides

both

operating

and

servi ing

information

for

the

5110

Os illos ope.

The

manual

is

divided

into

nine

se tions.

Operating,

spe ifi a



tion,

and

performan e

he k

information

is

overed

in

the

first

two

se tions,

and

is

intended

for

operating

and

servi e

personnel.

Servi ing

information

is

overed

in

the

remaining

se tions

of

the

manual,

and

is

intended

for

qualified

servi e

personnel

only.

OPERATING

POWER

This

instrument

an

be

operated

from

eithera

120-volt

or240-volt

nominal

line-voltage

sour e,

48

to

440

hertz.

In

addition,

three

regulating

ranges

are

provided

for

ea h

nominal

line-voltage

sour e.

PRELIMINARY

INFORMATION

Oscilloscope

Features

The

os illos ope

is

a

solid

state,

light

weight

instru



ment

designed

for

general-purpose

measuring

appli ations.

This

instrument

has

three

plug-in

om



partments

that

a ept

plug-in

units

to

form

a

omplete

measurement

system.

The

two-plug-in

ompartments

on

the

left

are

onne ted

to

the

verti al

defle tion

system.

The

right

plug-in

ompartment

is

onne ted

to

the

horizontal

defle tion

system.

Ele troni

swit hing

between

the

verti al

plug-in

ompartments

allows

a

multi



tra e

verti al

display.

The

flexibility

of

this

plug-in

feature

and

the

variety

of

plug-in

units

available

allow

this

system

to

be

used

for

many

measurement

appli ations.

This

instrument

features

a

large-s reen,

8X10

division

display;

ea h

division

equals

0.5

in h

(1.27

entimeter).

Regulated

d

power

supplies

ensure

that

performan e

is

not

affe ted

by

variations

in

line

voltage

and

frequen y,

or

by

hanges

in

the

load

due

to

the

varying

power

re



quirements

of

the

plug-in

units.

Safety

Information

This

instru tion

manual

ontains

warning

information

whi h

the

user

must

follow

to

ensure

safe

operation

of

the

instrument.

Warning

information

is

intended

to

prote t

the

operator

and

Caution

information

is

intended

to

prote t

the

instrument.

To

prevent

dama e

to

the

instrument,

always

check

the

line-volta e

information

recorded

on

the

rear

panel

before

applyin

power

to

the

instrument.

WARNIWG~|

This

instrument

is

intended

to

be

operated

from

a

sin le-phase

earth-referenced

power

source

havin

one

current-carryin

conductor

(the

Neutral

Con



ductor)

near

earth

potential.

Operation

from

power

sources

where

both

current-carryin

conductors

are

live

with

respect

to

earth

(such

as

phase-to-

phase

on

a

three-wire

system)

is

not

recommended,

since

only

the

Line

Conductor

has

over-current

(fuse)

protection

within

the

instrument.

This

instrument

has

a

three-wire

power

cord

with

a

polarized

two-pole,

three-terminal

plu

for

connec



tion

to

the

power

source

and

safety-earth.

The

safety-earth

terminal

of

the

plu

is

directly

con



nected

to

the

instrument

frame.

For

electric-shock

protection,

insert

this

plu

only

in

a

matin

outlet

with

a

safety-earth

contact.

Do

not

defeat

the

roundin

connection.

Any

in



terruption

of

the

roundin

connection

can

create

an

electric-shock

hazard.

Before

makin

external

connections

to

this

instrument,

always

round

the

instrument

first

by

connectin

the

power-cord

to

a

proper

matin

power

outlet.

WARNING

I

Hi h

volta e

is

present

inside

the

instrument.

To

avoid

electric-shock

hazard,

operatin

personnel

must

not

remove

the

protective

instrument

covers.

Component

replacement

and

internal

adjustments

must

be

made

by

qualified

service

personnel

only.

OPERATING

TEMPERATURE

The

instrument

an

be

operated

where

the

ambient

air

temperature

is

between

0

Q

C

and

+50°

C.

The

instrument

an

be

stored

in

ambient

temperature

between

—

40°

C

and

+70°

C.

After

storage

at

a

temperature

beyond

the

operating

limits,

allow

the

hassis

temperature

to

ome

within

the

operating

limits

before

power

is

applied.

1-1

Operating

lnstructlons-5110

A

thermal

utout

in

the

display

module

provides

thermal

prote tion

and

dis onne ts

the

power

to

the

instrument

if

the

internal

temperature

ex eeds

a

safe

operating

level.

This

devi e

will

automati ally

re-apply

power

when

the

temperature

returns

to

a

safe

level.

PLUG-IN

UNITS

The

os illos ope

is

designed

to

a ept

up

to

three

Tektronix

5000-series

plug-in

units

(use

only

"N"

suffix

plug-in

units

unless

otherwise

spe ified).

This

plug-in

feature

allows

a

variety

of

display

ombinations

and

also

allows

sele tion

of

bandwidth,

sensitivity,

display

mode,

et .,

to

meet

the

measurement

requirements.

In

addition,

it

allows

the

os illos ope

system

to

be

expanded

to

meet

future

measurement

requirements.

The

overall

apabilities

of

the

resultant

system

are

in

large

part

determined

by

the

hara teristi s

oftheplug-inssele ted.

Installation

To

install

a

plug-in

unit

into

one

or

the

plug-in

ompartments,

align

the

slots

in

the

top

and

bottom

of

the

plug-in

with

the

asso iated

guides

in

the

plug-in

ompart



ment.

Push

the

plug-in

unit

firmly

into

the

plug-in

ompartment

until

it

lo ks

into

pla e.

To

remove

a

plug-in,

pull

the

release

lat h

on

the

plug-in

unit

to

disengage

it

and

puli

the

unit

out

of

the

plug-in

ompartment.

Plug-in

units

should

not

be

removed

or

installed

without

turning

off

the

instrument

power.

It

is

not

ne essary

that

all

of

the

plug-in

ompartments

be

filled

to

operate

the

instrument,

the

only

plug-ins

needed

are

those

required

for

the

measurement

to

be

made.

When

the

os illos ope

is

adjusted

in

a ordan e

with

the

adjustment

pro edure

given

in

this

manual,

the

verti al

and

horizontal

gain

are

standardized.

This

allows

adjusted

plug-in

units

to

be

hanged

from

one

plug-in

ompart



ment

to

another

without

readjustment.

However,

the

basi

adjustment

of

the

individual

plug-in

units

should

be

he ked

when

they

are

installed

in

this

system

to

verify

their

measurement

a ura y.

See

the

plug-in

unit

manual

for

verifi ation

pro edure.

Selection

The

plug-in

versatility

of

the

os illos ope

allows

a

variety

of

display

modes

with

many

different

plug-ins.

The

following

information

is

provided

here

to

aid

in

plug-in

sele tion.

NOTE

Use

only

"N"

suffix

plu -in

units

with

the

os



cilloscope

unless

otherwise

specified.

To

produ e

a

single-tra e

display,

install

a

single



hannel

verti al

unit

(or

dual- hannel

unit

set

for

single



hannel

operation)

in

either

of

the

verti al

(left

or

enter)

ompartments

and

a

time-base

unit

in

the

horizontal

(right)

ompartment.

For

dual-tra e

displays,

eitherinstall

a

dual- hannel

verti al

unit

in

one

of

the

verti al

om



partments

or

install

a

single- hannel

verti al

unit

in

ea h

verti al

ompartment.

A

ombination

of

a

single- hannel

and

a

dual- hannel

verti al

unit

allows

a

three-tra e

display;

likewise,

a

ombination

of

two

dual- hannel

verti al

units

allows

a

four-tra e

display.

To

obtain

a

verti al

sweep

with

the

input

signal

displayed

horizontally,

insert

the

time-base

unit

into

one

of

the

verti al

ompartments

and

the

amplifier

unit

in

the

horizontal

ompartment.

If

a

verti al

sweep

is

used,

there

is

no

retra e

blanking;

however,

if

used

in

the

right

verti al

( enter)

ompartment,

internal

triggering

is

provided.

For

X-Y

displays,

either

a

5A-series

amplifier

unit

ora

5B-series

time-base

unit

having

an

amplifier

hannel

an

be

installed

in

the

horizontal

ompartment

to

a ept

the

X

signal.

The

Y

signal

is

onne ted

to

a

5A-series

amplifier

unit

installed

in

a

verti al

ompartment.

Spe ial

purpose

plug-in

units

may

have

spe ifi

restri



tions

regarding

the

ompartments

in

whi h

they

an

be

installed.

This

information

will

be

given

in

the

instru tion

manuals

for

these

plug-ins.

CONTROLS

AND

CONNECTORS

Controls

and

onne tors

ne essary

for

operation

of

the

os illos ope

are

lo ated

on

the

front

and

rear

panels

of

the

instrument.

To

make

full

use

of

the

apabilities

of

this

instrument,

the

operator

should

be

familiar

with

the

fun tion

and

use

of

ea h

external

ontrol

and

onne tor.

A

brief

des ription

of

the

ontrols

and

onne tors

is

given

here.

More

detailed

information

is

given

under

General

Operating

Information

(later

in

this

se tion).

See

Fig.

1-2

for

the

lo ation

and

des ription

of

the

ontrols

and

onne tors.

FIRST

TIME

OPERATION

The

following

pro edure

provides

an

operational

he kout

as

a

means

of

verifying

instrument

operation

and

basi

alibration

without

removing

the

abinet

or

making

internal

adjustments.

Sin e

it

demonstrates

the

use

of

front-panel

ontrols

and

onne tors,

it

an

also

be

used

to

provide

basi

training

on

the

operation

of

this

instrument.

If

re alibration

of

the

os illos ope

or

plug-ins

appears

to

be

ne essary,

refer

the

instrument

system

to

qualified

servi e

personnel.

If

more

familiarization

with

a

plug-in

unit

is

needed,

see

the

instru tion

manual

for

the

appropriate

plug-in

unit.

Refer

to

Fig.

1-2

for

the

os



illos ope

ontrol

and

onne tor

lo ations.

1-2

Operating

Instructlons-5t10

INTENSITY

Control

Controls

display

bright



ness.

FOCUS

Control

Provides

adjustment

to

obtain

a

well-defined

dis



play.

EXT

INTENSITY

INPUT

Connector

Permits

application

ot

Z-

axis

signals

to

the

crt

(de

coupled).

Positive-going

signal

iiicr¾ases

inten



sity

BEAM

FINDER

Pushbutton

Brings

beam

on-screen;

limits

Intensified

display

to

area

Inside

graticule.

POWER

Switch

Turns

instrument

power

on

or

off

CALIBRATOR

Loop

Piovtdes

positive-going

accurate

400-milllvolt

and

4-mllliampere

square



wave

at

a

frequency

of

twice

the

line

frequency

for

callbiahon

and

probe

compensation

TRACE

ROTATION

Control

Controls

alignment

of

trace

with

horizontal

graticule

Hnes.

2134-02

Fig.

1-2.

Front-and

rear-panel

controls

and

connectors.

1-3

Operating

lnstructions-5110

CHECKOUT

PROCEDURE

1.

For

the

following

pro edure,

an

amplifier

plug-in

should

be

in

one

of

the

verti al

(left

or

enter)

plug-in

ompartments

and

a

time-base

plug-in

should

be

in

the

horizontal

(right)

ompartment.

2.

Set

the

POWER

swit h

to

off

(pushed

in)

and

onne t

the

os illos ope

to

a

power

sour e

that

meets

the

voltage

and

frequen y

requirements

of

this

instrument.

3.

Turn

the

INTENSITY

ontrol

ounter lo kwise

and

pull

the

POWER

swit h

out

to

turn

the

instrument

on.

Initial

Control

Settings

Set

the

front-panel

ontrols

as

follows:

NOTE

Titles

for

external

controls

of

the

oscilloscope

are

capitalized

in

this

procedure

(e. .

INTENSITY,

POWER).

Trace

Alignment

Adjustment

6.

If

a

free-running

tra e

is

not

parallel

with

the

horizontal

grati ule

lines,

set

the

TRACE

ROTATION

ontrol

(rear-panel

adjustment)

as

follows:

Position

the

tra e

to

the

enter

horizontal

line

and

adjust

the

TRACE

ROTATION

ontrol

so

that

the

tra e

is

parallel

with

the

horizontal

grati ule

lines.

Calibration

Check

7.

Conne ts

1X

probe,

or

a

test

lead

from

the

amplifier

plug-in

onne tor

to

the

CALIBRATOR

loop.

8.

Set

the

time-base

unit

triggering

level

for

a

stable

triggered

display.

Adjust

the

verti al

and

horizontal

posi



tion

ontrols

so

that

the

display

is

entered

verti ally

and

starts

at

the

left

edge

of

the

grati ule.

9.

The

display

should

be

four

divisions

in

amplitude

with

approximately

2.5

omplete

y les

over

10

divisions

(for

60-hertz

line

frequen y)

shown

horizontally.

An

in orre t

display

indi ates

that

the

Os illos ope

or

plug



ins

need

to

be

re alibrated.

AMPLIFIER

PLUG-IN

Display

On

Position

Centered

Volts/Div

.1

Volts/Div

Cal

Fully

lo kwise

Input

oupling

de

TIME-BASE

PLUG-IN

Display

Chop

Position

Centered

Se ond

s/Div

2

ms

Se onds/Div

Cal

Fully

lo kwise

Swp

Mag

Off

Triggering

+

Slope,

Auto

Trig,

a

Coupl

Triggering

Sour e

Composite

Intensity

Adjustment

4.

Advan e

the

INTENSITY

ontrol

until

the

tra e

is

at

the

desired

viewing

level.

Set

the

tra e

near

the

grati ule

enter

line.

Focus

Adjustment

5.

Adjust

the

FOCUS

ontrol

fora

sharp,

well-defined

tra e

over

the

entire

tra e

length.

Beam

Finder

Check

10.

Move

the

display

off-s reen

with

the

verti al

position

ontrol.

11.

Push

the

BEAM

FINDER

button

and

observe

that

the

display

ompresses

into

the

s reen

area.

Reposition

the

display

to

s reen

enter

and

release

the

BEAM

FINDER

button.

Dis onne t

the

1X

probe

or

test

lead.

External

Intensity

Input

12.

Conne t

a

5-volt,

1

-kHz

sine-wave

or

square-wave

signal

to

the

EXT

INTENSITY

INPUT

onne tor.

Also,

use

the

signal

to

externally

trigger

the

time-base

plug-in.

13.

Slowly

rotate

the

INTENSITY

ontrol

ounter lo kwise

until

the

tra e

appears

to

be

a

series

of

dimmed

and

brightened

segments.

The

brightened

segments

orrespond

with

the

tops

of

the

signal

input

waveform.

14.

Dis onne t

the

signal

setup.

This

ompletes

the

he kout

pro edure

for

the

os



illos ope.

Instrument

operations

not

explained

here,

or

operations

that

need

further

explanation,

are

dis ussed

under

General

Operating

Information.

1-4