1. Front & Rear Panels

2. Home Screen

Measurement State:

RUN – next measurement will start automatically as soon as current one is over. Pressing RESTART in this state starts new measurement, measurement state remains RUN. Pressing RUN/HOLD in this state changes the state to SINGLE, but current measurement continues. Exception is Totalize measurement functions, when state is changed to HOLD.
SINGLE – measurement is in progress. After measurement is over – measurement state will change to HOLD, no new measurement will start. Pressing RESTART in this mode starts new measurement, measurement state remains SINGLE. Pressing RUN/HOLD in this state stops the measurement and changes state to HOLD.
HOLD – measurement is not active. Results of previous measurement are displayed. Pressing RESTART starts new measurement and changes state to SINGLE. Pressing RUN/HOLD in this state starts new measurement and changes state to RUN.

Indicators:

Trigger indicators – if signal crosses set trigger level(s) for particular input, then corresponding trigger indicator is lit, otherwise it is grayed out.
GATE – red when measurement is active, grayed out otherwise.
MATH – Math function is active. User selectable formula is applied to one or all (depending on user choice) measurement series.
LIM – Limits function is active. Values of one or all (depending on user choice) measurement series are checked against the limit(s) specified by the user. User can configure the desired behavior when measurement data exceeds the limit(s).
ER – External Reference clock is used as a timebase for measurements.
REM – instrument is now in Remote state (controlled by remote application). In this state the instrument can not be controlled from the front panel. Press BACK to switch to Local state and enable front panel control. If REM! indicator is displayed, Remote Lockout mode is active and BACK button cannot be used to return to Local Mode. Only remote party can undo this state. In web interface or VNC client use F7 key in place of BACK.
ARM – measurement configured to start and/or stop on arming signal.

Inputs description:

A, B, D, E – main inputs
A2, B2, D2, E2 – supplementary comparators of main inputs (e.g. for measuring time intervals inside multi-level signals)
С – optional High Frequency input
EA – External Arming input
ER – External Reference Input

View large numeric data from 4 measurement channels at the same time along with auxiliary data (e.g. voltage)

View detailed statistics for all measurement channels (click numbers for particular channel to zoom)