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General| Sample Rate | 1 GSa/s (single channel), 500 MSa/s (dual channel) |
|---|---|
| Memory Depth | 12 Mpts (standard), 24 Mpts (optional) |
| Vertical Sensitivity | 1 mV/div to 10 V/div |
| Vertical Resolution | 8 bits |
| Timebase Range | 5 ns/div to 50 s/div |
| Channels | 2 or 4 |
| Display | 7 inch color display |
| Trigger Modes | Edge, Pulse, Video |
| Connectivity | USB Host, USB Device, LAN (LXI) |
| Waveform Capture Rate | 30, 000 wfms/s |
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 45-440 Hz |
General safety precautions to avoid personal injury and instrument damage.
Explains warnings, cautions, and symbols used in the manual and on the product.
Inspect shipping container, instrument, and accessories for damage or defects.
Provides front and top views of the oscilloscope with dimensions.
Instructions on adjusting supporting legs and connecting to power.
Guides on connecting passive probes to the oscilloscope's channel connectors.
Steps to perform a basic function check, including restoring default configuration.
Details the procedure for compensating probes to ensure measurement accuracy.
Describes the layout and function of each control on the front panel.
Describes the connectors and features located on the rear panel of the oscilloscope.
Details the oscilloscope's graphical user interface elements and their functions.
Instructions on how to use the security lock to secure the instrument to a fixed location.
Explains how to access and navigate the oscilloscope's integrated help system.
Guides on enabling and configuring individual input channels (CH1-CH4).
Explains setting coupling modes and enabling bandwidth limiting to filter signals.
Details setting probe attenuation ratio and inverting waveform display.
Describes adjusting vertical scale (Volts/Div) and expansion for waveform display.
Explains selecting amplitude units and setting custom labels for channels.
Explains how to use delayed sweep to enlarge specific waveform sections horizontally.
Describes different time base modes like YT, XY, and Roll for waveform display.
Explains acquisition modes like Normal, Average, Peak Detect, and High Resolution.
Discusses sample rate and its impact on waveform display, including distortion.
Details memory depth settings and their relation to sample rate and waveform storage.
Explains trigger source, modes, coupling, holdoff, and noise rejection settings.
Details common trigger types like Edge, Pulse, Slope, and Video triggers.
Covers advanced trigger types including Pattern, Duration, Setup/Hold, and Timeout.
Explains triggering for serial protocols like RS232, I2C, and SPI.
Describes the trigger output connector for signals reflecting capture rate or Pass/Fail test results.
Explains various mathematical operations (Add, Subtract, FFT, etc.) on waveforms.
Details automatic measurement of waveform parameters and quick measurements.
Describes using cursors (Manual, Track, Auto) for precise X/Y axis measurements.
Explains how to decode parallel bus signals, including clock and data line settings.
Details configuration for RS232 serial bus decoding, including baud rate and packet settings.
Describes I2C serial bus decoding settings like clock, data channels, and address information.
Explains SPI serial bus decoding settings, including clock, data lines, and modes.
Guides on enabling REF function, selecting sources, and adjusting display.
Instructions on saving, resetting, exporting, and importing reference waveforms.
Instructions on enabling, starting, and selecting sources for the Pass/Fail test.
Explains defining test masks and setting output modes for test results.
Instructions on saving and loading test mask files to/from memory.
Explains how to start, stop, and play back recorded waveforms.
Guides on setting playback mode, direction, interval, and frames.
Details parameters for waveform recording, including interval, length, and beep.
Explains setting waveform display mode (Vectors/Dots) and persistence time.
Details adjusting waveform intensity and screen grid settings.
Explains adjusting grid brightness and menu display time.
Guides on outputting Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse, and DC waveforms with parameter settings.
Lists built-in waveforms and explains creating/editing arbitrary waveforms.
Explains AM and FM modulation functions for the signal source.
Describes storage system, types (Picture, Traces, etc.), and their recall capabilities.
Instructions for saving and recalling data to/from internal and external memory.
Explains file/folder creation, deletion, renaming, and clearing local memory.
Describes how to restore the oscilloscope to its factory default settings.
Explains how to configure LAN and USB interfaces for remote communication.
Covers system settings like sound, language, system info, and power-on recall.
Guides on performing self-calibration and managing optional features using serial numbers.
Details connecting and setting up the oscilloscope for remote control via USB.
Explains configuring network parameters and establishing remote control via LAN.
Addresses problems like dark screen, no waveform, unstable display, or incorrect amplitude.
Troubleshooting for PC connection failures and USB disk recognition problems.
Details specifications for sampling, input coupling, impedance, and probe attenuation.
Provides specifications for time base, bandwidth, resolution, and scale settings.
Lists trigger parameters, modes, and specifications for measurement functions.
Details specifications for math operations, display features, and signal source capabilities.
Covers probe compensation, power, environment, mechanical, and regulation standards.
Lists available models, standard accessories, and optional items for the oscilloscope.
Outlines RIGOL's product warranty terms and conditions.
Provides contact information for questions or comments regarding the document.
