Tektronix 25000 Counts 3.5 Inch IPS Full View Color Display User Manual
- June 24, 2024
- Tektronix
Table of Contents
25000 Counts 3.5 Inch IPS Full View Color Display
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Specifications
- Warranty: One-year warranty from the date of purchase
- Not covered under warranty: blown fuses, damage to general
accessories, accidents, negligence, misuse, modifications,
pollution, abnormal operating environments
Product Usage Instructions
Overview
Product X is a versatile device that combines oscilloscope,
signal generator, and multimeter functions in one unit.
Safety Instructions
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Always follow safety guidelines provided in the user
manual. -
Do not operate the device in abnormal environments.
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If the device freezes or crashes during use, restart it.
Main Interface
The main interface includes CH1 Input, CH2 Input, Display
Screen, Keys Pad, USB Interface, Signal Generator, Output Port,
Multimeter Measurement, Input Terminal, and Oscilloscope Mode
features.
Operating Status Display
The display shows different statuses such as RUN (Automatic
waveform acquisition), WAIT (Normal trigger mode), and STOP
(Acquisition stopped).
Time Base Window & Scale
Displays the current time base position and scale value within
the storage depth.
Trigger & Trigger Mode
Shows the trigger channel and mode (rising edge or falling
edge).
Battery Level
Indicates the current battery status and charging status.
Channel Display
Show waveform display for CH1 and CH2 in different colors.
Panel Function Keys
Function keys F1-F4 correspond to different menus for adjusting
settings like channel voltage, time base, waveform color, trigger
cursor, and measurements.
FAQ
Q: What should I do if the device freezes or crashes during
use?
A: Simply restart the device to resolve the
issue.
Q: What is covered under the warranty?
A: The product is eligible for a one-year
warranty from the date of purchase. However, blown fuses, damage to
general accessories, accidents, negligence, misuse, modifications,
pollution, and abnormal operating environments are not covered
under the warranty.
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User Manual
All rights reserved; offenders will be prosecuted. Specifications are subject
to change without prior notice.
Limited Warranty and Scope of Rights and Responsibilities
This product is eligible for a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.
This warranty does not cover blown fuses, damage to general accessories, or
damage caused by accidents, negligence, misuse, modifications, pollution, and
abnormal operating environments.
Note: If there is a situation of freezing or crashing during use, please
restart.
Table of Contents
Title
Page
Overview………………………………………………1 Safety Instructions…………………………………….1 Main
Interface…………………………………………3
Oscilloscope Mode Main Interface……………………4 Panel Function Keys……………………………….7
MENU interface……………………………………8 Oscilloscope Functions Introduction………………………9
Probe Inspection………………………………….9 Safety…………………………………………..9 Manual
Compensation……………………………….9 Probe Attenuation Setting…………………………10 Channel
Settings…………………………………11 Auto Setup………………………………………12 Vertical
System………………………………….13 Horizontal System………………………………..13 Trigger
System…………………………………..14 Numeric Measurement………………………………15 XY Display
Mode………………………………….16 Persistence Time…………………………………16
Formatting………………………………………16 Backlight Time…………………………………..16 Cursor
Measurement……………………………….17 How to Save and Review Measurement
Waveforms……………………………………….18
Operating Modes………………………………….19 Backlight Brightness……………………………..19 Baseline Calibration……………………………..19 Signal Generator Output Waveform Settings………………..20 Multimeter Functions Introduction……………………….22 LCD Display Screen……………………………….22 Multimeter Input Ports……………………………24 Measurement Methods………………………………25 Measurement of AC and DC Voltage…………………..25 Measurement of AC and DC Current…………………..25 Measuring Resistance……………………………..26 Measuring Continuity……………………………..26 Measuring Diodes…………………………………27 Measuring Capacitance…………………………….27 Multimeter Extension Functions………………………….28 Maintenance and Care…………………………………..29 Cleaning the Product…………………………………..29 Battery Charging………………………………………29 Battery Storage……………………………………….30 Fuse Replacement………………………………………30 Technical Specifications……………………………….31 General Mechanical Environmental Specifications………………………………………..31 Multimeter Specifications………………………..32 Oscilloscope Specifications……………………….35
Overview
This handheld oscilloscope adopts a dual injection molding process, featuring
a beautiful appearance, compact size, convenient portability, and flexible
operation. The functional buttons have a clear and intuitive menu interface.
The screen utilizes a 3.5-inch IPS full-view color display, with a multimeter
display of up to 25,000 counts. This product integrates the functions of an
oscilloscope, signal generator, and multimeter into a three-in-one device.
With superior performance and powerful functionality, it can be used in
various measurement scenarios, meeting a wide range of user measurement needs.
Safety Instructions
To avoid possible electric shock, fire hazards, and personal injury, please
read the safety precautions before using. Use the product only for its
designated purpose, as using it otherwise may compromise the protection it
provides. Before using the product, check the housing for cracks or plastic
damage. Carefully inspect the insulation near the input ports. Follow the
instructions in this user manual, use the correct input ports, and set the
appropriate range as specified in this user manual for accurate measurements.
Do not use this product in the presence of explosive gases and vapors or in
humid environments. Keep your fingers behind the protective shield of the test
probe.
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· Do not touch unused input ports when the product is connected to the circuit
under test. Disconnect the test probes and the circuit before changing the
test range.
· When the DC voltage under test is higher than 36V, or the AC voltage is
higher than 25V, it may cause serious harm to the human body; users should be
cautious to avoid electric shock.
· Select the correct test range and scale to prevent damage to the instrument
or personal injury.
· Do not use this product with the front or rear cover open. · Low battery
voltage may affect the accuracy of test results; please
recharge promptly. · The ground line between the two channels is the same, and
during
measurements, the ground clip is always grounded or connected to the same
potential. · The ground wire of the probe is at the same potential as the
ground. When connecting the USB cable for charging, it is prohibited for the
ground wire of the probe to touch high voltage, as this may result in damage
to the product or pose a risk of injury. · When using an oscilloscope probe to
measure voltage higher than (AC25V or DC36V), ensure that the USB protective
cover of the product is securely closed to prevent human contact with exposed
metal parts, as this could lead to the possibility of injury.
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Main Interface
CH2 Input
Display Screen
Keys Pad
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CH1 Input
USB Interface
Signal Generator
Output Port
Multimeter Measurement
Input Terminal
Oscilloscope Mode Main Interface
RUN: Automatic waveform acquisition state
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Operating Status Display
WAIT: Normal trigger mode, blinking waiting for trigger signal T.D: Captured triggered waveform data STOP: Lock the current waveform, acquisition
stopped
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Time Base Window
Display current time base position within the storage depth
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Time Base Scale
Display the current set horizontal time base scale value
4 Trigger
Trigger Channel1 for CH1, 2 for CH2
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Trigger Mode
Display the current trigger mode as rising edge or falling edge
6 Level
Display the current set trigger voltage value
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Battery Level
Displaying the current battery status and charging status.
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Horizontal Displaying the current horizontal
Trigger
time base position triggered.
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Channel1
Showing the waveform of CH1 in yellow.
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Vertical Trigger
Displaying the current vertical voltage position triggered.
11 Channel 2 Showing the waveform of CH2 in blue.
In this menu, you can adjust channel voltage and time base as follows: Press F1 to switch channels; the menu color will indicate the current Voltage/ channel’s color setting. 12 Time Menu Press the up arrow to increase (VOL/TIME) voltage amplitude, and the down arrow to decrease it. Press the left arrow to decrease time scale value, and the right arrow to increase it.
Press F1 to switch channels; the menu Waveform color will indicate the current
13 Movement channel’s color setting. Use the (MOVE) arrow keys to adjust the
waveform
position.
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Trigger 14 Cursor
(TRIGGER)
Press the up/down keys to adjust the vertical trigger position and the left/right keys to adjust the horizontal trigger position.
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Measurement Press this key to select the cursor
Cursor
axis that needs adjustment.
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CH1 Voltage
Displaying the coupling mode and voltage scale of Channel 1.
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CH2 Voltage
Displaying the coupling mode and voltage scale of Channel 2.
Signal 18 Generator
Status
Showing the corresponding waveform shape symbol and frequency setting parameters according to the current output status of the signal generator, including square wave, pulse wave, sine wave, and triangle wave.
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Panel Function Keys
F1-F4 Keys: Correspond to the four
functional menus displayed on the screen, and you can select
the respective function by pressing the keys. Power Button: Long press for 2
seconds to power on/off;
in multimeter mode, a short press enters relative value (REL)
measurement. AUTO/RANGE Key: In the oscilloscope interface, a short
press of this key automatically acquires measurement
waveforms; in the multimeter interface, a short press toggles
between automatic and manual range selection.
HOLD/SAVE Key: In the oscilloscope interface, a short press
toggles STOP/RUN functionality, and a long press saves
measurement waveform data; in the multimeter interface, a
short press is for data hold/cancel hold functionality.
MODE Key: Pressing this key switches between
oscilloscope mode and multimeter mode.
Arrow Keys: The up, down, left, and right arrow keys are
used to incrementally adjust relevant settings, move
cursor positions, and navigate menu selections.
MENU Key: Pressing this key brings up the system
function menu on the screen, comprising three pages that can
be navigated using the left and right arrow keys.
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MENU Interface
Main Menu
The first page Channel Settings menu
The second page Trigger Setup menu
The third page Auxiliary Functions menu
The fourth page Auxiliary Functions menu
The fifth page Extended Functions menu
The sixth page Extended Functions menu
Note: The descriptions below for the menu interface are abbreviated as
follows: Main Menu, Page 1 Menu, Page 2 Menu, Page 3 Menu, Page 4 Menu, Page 5
Menu, Page 6 Menu.
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Introduction to Oscilloscope Functions
Probe Check
Safety: When using the probe, to avoid electric shock, ensure that your
fingers are kept behind the safety collar on the probe body. Do not touch the
metal parts on the top of the probe when it is connected to a high-voltage
source. The measured voltage should not exceed the specifications of the probe
(maximum 150V for the 1X range, maximum 300V for the 10X range), as this may
damage the instrument.
safety ring Manual Probe Compensation When connecting the probe to the
oscilloscope for the first time, it is recommended to perform the following
compensation check. Probes that have not been compensated or have compensation
deviations may result in measurement errors. If probe compensation is
required, please follow these steps: 1. Power on and connect the probe to the
signal input terminal, inputting a 4V/1KHz square wave signal. 2. After
connecting, press the AUTO key on the panel and check the waveform display
status.
Compensation Normal
Overcompensation
Undercompensation
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Introduction to Oscilloscope Functions
3, If it is necessary to cooperate with the adjustment, you can adjust the
capacitance on the probe to change the compensation state; the adjustment tool
is the accessory adjustment rod that comes with the probe or a suitable non-
metallic handle adjustment rod. The adjustment method is as shown in the
figure below
Probe attenuation setting The probe attenuation coefficient setting will
affect the vertical scale reading of the signal. Make sure that the multiple
of the attenuation switch on the probe matches the multiple of the probe
attenuation option in the system settings of the oscilloscope. When the
multiple of the switch is set to X1, the multiple of the oscilloscope is set
to X1, and when the multiple of the switch is set to X10, the multiple of the
oscilloscope is set to X10. Remarks: When the probe is set to y1, the probe
marked with a specifi cation of 6M2/X1 will limit the bandwidth of the
oscilloscope to 6MM inp ut. To use the full band of the oscilloscope, make
sure to set the switch to 10 or use a probe with a higher specification.
X1 X10 Adjustment switch
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Introduction to Oscilloscope Functions
Channel Settings
Press the MENU key to display the first page of the channel settings menu
1. Press F1 to switch between CH1 and CH2, selecting the channel
that needs to be configured. 2. Press F2 to toggle between open and closed.
When open, the screen displays the waveform of the current channel, and when
closed, the screen does not display the current channel waveform. 3. Press F3
to select the coupling mode for the channel as DC or AC. 4. Press F4 to switch
the probe attenuation between X1 and X10. This setting should match the
attenuation switch on the oscilloscope probe; set the oscilloscope to X1 if
the switch is set to X1 and X10 if the switch is set to X10.
Automatic Setup
When encountering uncertain waveforms during the measurement process or
wishing to avoid tedious manual settings, press the AUTO key. The oscilloscope
will automatically identify the waveform type (sine or square wave) and adjust
the control mode to accurately display the waveform of the input signal.
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Introduction to Oscilloscope Functions
Vertical System
The vertical system can be used to set the voltage amplitude, scale size, and
position of the waveform.
Vertical voltage scale setting: Press the F1 key on the oscilloscope’s main
interface to select the Voltage/Time menu. Use the panel’s upper direction key
to increase the voltage setting and the lower direction key to decrease the
voltage setting.
Probe attenuation setting for X1: Adjustment range from 20mV/div to 10V/div
Probe attenuation setting for X10: Adjustment range from 200mV/div to 100V/div
Vertical position: Press the F2 key on the main interface to select the
Waveform Move menu. Use the upper direction key to move the waveform position
up and the lower direction key to move it down.
Horizontal System
Press the F1 key on the main interface to select the Voltage/Time menu.
1. Horizontal scale: Use the left and right direction keys to change the
horizontal scale (time base). When changing the horizontal scale, the waveform
will zoom in or out relative to the screen center. The right direction key
decreases the time base, and the left direction key increases the time base.
2. Horizontal position: Select the Waveform Move menu, use the left and right
direction keys to move the waveform position left or right. Long-press the
MENU key to return the horizontal cursor to the center (0-time base) position.
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Introduction to Oscilloscope Functions
3. Scroll Mode: When the horizontal time base is set to 200ms/div, the
oscilloscope automatically enters Scroll Mode. In Scroll Mode, triggering and
horizontal position settings are not controlled; the waveform scrolls from
left to right. Scroll Mode is suitable for lowspeed signals and allows for
long-term observation of waveform changes according to measurement needs.
Trigger System
In oscilloscope measurements, it is often necessary to observe and analyze
waveforms that exhibit specific or prominent differences (continuous or
instantaneous). This can be achieved by configuring the trigger system. When
the acquired signal meets the set conditions, the system automatically
captures and displays the current waveform on the screen.
Press the MENU key, and then press the right direction
key to enter the second-page trigger system menu.
Trigger Cursor Setting:
Press the F3 key on the main interface to select the Trigger Cursor menu. Use
the left and right direction keys to adjust the horizontal trigger cursor
position and the up and down direction keys to adjust the vertical trigger
cursor position. During adjustment, the trigger level value in the upper right
corner of the screen will change accordingly (the trigger level value is
referenced to the horizontal baseline position).
Trigger Mode Setting:
On the second menu, press F1 to select the trigger mode.
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
1. Auto: Auto triggering continuously refreshes the waveform record inrealtime, without the waveform pausing.
2. Normal: When the amplitude of the captured signal reaches the set trigger level, the trigger system locks and holds the waveform on the screen. The oscilloscope continues continuous acquisition, updating the waveform on the screen with each trigger event, creating continuous triggering.
3. Single: When the amplitude of the captured signal reaches the set trigger level, the trigger system locks and holds the waveform on the screen. The waveform acquisition is completed, and the oscilloscope enters the STOP state, stopping signal acquisition. To trigger again, press HOLD to cancel STOP and enter the waiting-trigger state.
Trigger Edge:
On the second-page menu, press F2 to select the trigger edge and set it to rising or falling.
Rising Edge
Falling Edge
Trigger Point
Trigger Level
Trigger Point
Rising Edge Trigger: The trigger system recognizes the rising process of the signal amplitude. When the amplitude reaches the trigger level, the trigger is activated.
Falling Edge Trigger: The trigger system recognizes the falling process of the signal amplitude. When the amplitude reaches the trigger level, the trigger is activated.
Trigger Source Setting:
Based on measurement needs, press F3 to select the trigger source, choosing between CH1 or CH2.
Trigger Position:
Press F4 to automatically adjust the trigger position to the 50% middle position.
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
Numeric Measurement:
Press the MENU key and then press the right
direction key to enter the sixth-
page menu
Automatic Measurement: When measuring an unknown signal waveform, press the
AUTO key, and the measurement system will automatically recognize and adjust
the waveform amplitude and time base. It will then display the matched
waveform on the screen.
Manual Measurement: Manually set parameters such as predicted waveform
voltage, time base, cursor position, trigger, coupling mode, and probe
attenuation. Connect the measurement circuit with the oscilloscope probe to
observe the waveform and related measured values.
Numeric Display: Press the F3 key to bring up the relevant numerical options
on the screen. The measured values include peak-to-peak value, maximum value,
minimum value, root mean square, frequency, duty cycle, period, and frequency
meter a total of 8 groups of values. Due to limited screen space, CH1 and
CH2 can display up to 4 groups of values each. You can check the desired
values according to measurement needs, press F4 to exit after selection, and
the screen will display the selected measured values.
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
XY Display Mode: Enter the fifth page of the extended function menu and press
F1 to select the X-Y display mode. At this point, the screen switches to the
vertical display of CH1 and CH2. Based on the frequency ratio and phase
difference of the measured signals from CH1 and CH2, it generates various
shapes and changes in Lissajous patterns.
Persistence Time: Enter the fifth page of the extended function menu and press
F2 to select the persistence time. Adjust the persistence time according to
measurement needs: minimum, 500ms, 1S, 10S, infinite. Format: Enter the fifth
page of the extended function menu and press F3 to format. After completion,
it will clear the saved waveform images. Backlight Time: Enter the fifth page
of the extended function menu and press F4 to set the backlight off time: 30S,
60S, 120S, Off (infinite).
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
Cursor Measurement:
Typically, during the waveform measurement process, there is a need to capture
a specific segment of the waveform to individually measure its amplitude or
time. This gives rise to the cursor measurement function.
Press the MENU key, then press the right arrow key to enter the sixth page of
the
extended function menu.
By selecting the Measurement Cursor menu, you can choose Horizontal Cursor,
Vertical Cursor, or Horizontal + Vertical Cursor. After opening the cursor
axis, numerical values will be displayed in the upper left corner of the
screen.
Horizontal Cursor Measurement: Open the horizontal cursor axis, return to the
main menu, press the Measurement Cursor button, choose the upper and lower
cursor axes to move, and read the voltage value between the two cursor axes.
Vertical Cursor Measurement: Open the vertical cursor axis, return to the main
menu, press the Measurement Cursor button, choose the left and right cursor
axes to move, and read the time value between the two cursor axes.
Horizontal and Vertical Cursor Measurement: Open both horizontal and vertical
cursor axes simultaneously, return to the main menu, press the Measurement
Cursor button, choose the upper, lower, left, and right cursor axes to move,
and read the values between the upper and lower, as well as left and right
cursors.
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
How to Save Measurement Waveforms:
To save a measurement waveform, press and hold the [Save] key for 2 seconds.
Release the key when the screen displays the ‘Save’ prompt. The oscilloscope
will automatically save the current measured waveform data, sequentially
numbered, and store it as images in the memory.
How to Browse and Retrieve Saved Waveforms:
1. Enter the sixth menu, press F1 to enter the extended applications. The
screen will show saved waveform images.
2. Use the arrow keys (up, down, left, right) to navigate and select the
waveform you want to view.
3. Press the [MENU] key to confirm and open the selected image.
4. Press F3 to delete the image.
To access saved waveforms on a computer:
1. Enter the third menu, press F3 to enter data save mode.
2. Connect the oscilloscope to the computer using a TYPE-C data cable.
3. Click on “USB Disk” on the computer and open the “pic” folder to review
saved waveforms.
4. Alternatively, download the waveforms to the computer for more convenient
organization and analysis.
Press the [F2] key to return to the measurement interface.
Language Setting: Enter the third menu, press F4, and choose between
Simplified Chinese or English as the oscilloscope language based on personal
preferences.
Auto Shutdown: Enter the fourth menu, press F1 to select the auto shutdown
time. Depending on usage frequency, choose from 1 minute, 10 minutes, 30
minutes, 60 minutes, 120 minutes, or turn off (infinite). For short-term use,
consider 15 or 30 minutes auto shutdown; for long continuous use, select 120
minutes or infinite.
Restore Settings: Enter the third menu, press F2. The screen will display a
prompt. Press the [MENU] key to reboot the system and restore factory
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Oscilloscope Functions Introduction
Run Mode:
The oscilloscope is equipped with two operating modes: Normal mode and High-
Speed mode. Enter the fourth menu, press F3 to toggle between them. Depending
on the measurement signal, if the input signal is less than 30MHz, it is
recommended to use Normal mode. If the measurement signal frequency is higher
than 30MHz, it is advisable to switch to High-Speed mode.
Normal Mode: Maximum sampling rate 200MSa/s, Maximum measurement bandwidth
30MHz; Lower power consumption, more power-efficient.
High-Speed Mode: Maximum sampling rate 280MSa/s, Maximum measurement bandwidth
50MHz; Higher power consumption.
Backlight Brightness:
Enter the fourth menu, press F2 to adjust the screen backlight brightness.
Brightness levels are set at 30%, 50%, 80%, and 100%. For indoor lighting, it
is recommended to adjust the brightness to 30%, or adjust it according to the
comfort level in different usage environments.
Baseline Calibration:
The instrument is factory-calibrated at 100%. However, if there is a baseline
offset due to large environmental temperature deviations or prolonged periods
of non-use, baseline calibration can be performed.
1. Enter the third menu, press F1, and the screen will prompt “Unplug the
plug and press the menu key to start calibration.”
2. Press the MENU key to start the calibration.
During calibration, please note the following:
1. Do not connect the probe or input signal during calibration, as it may
cause calibration deviation or damage to the instrument.
2. Do not perform other operations during the calibration process. Wait
patiently until the calibration is complete.
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Signal Generator Functions Introduction
Setting the Signal Generator Output Waveform:
Navigate to the sixth page menu and press the F4 key for signal output
settings. The screen will display the output signal settings window.
1. The signal settings window has four groups of settings. The border color
of a setting field turns red to indicate it is currently selected for
configuration. Use the up and down arrow keys to change the selected field.
The border color turns yellow when selected, and the left and right arrow keys
adjust the parameters of the selected field.
2. The first field is for output waveform type settings, the second field is
for frequency settings, the third field is for amplitude settings, and the
fourth field is for duty cycle settings.
3. After selecting the desired field for configuration, press the MENU key to
confirm. The border color of the selected field turns yellow. Use the left and
right arrow keys to set the output waveform type or parameters for the
selected field. After configuring the parameters for the field, press the MENU
key again to confirm. The border color will turn red. Use the down arrow key
to proceed to the next group of settings and repeat the process in the same
manner.
4. After completing all parameter settings, press the F4 key to exit the
configuration window. The waveform symbol and frequency that have been set
will appear in the lower right corner of the screen.
5. Connect the oscilloscope probe to the signal output port and begin the
measurement.
Note: In the current mode, when the signal output waveform is pulse wave, sine
wave, and sawtooth wave, the oscilloscope’s maximum measurement time base is
limited to 100us. If you switch to the restore time base, the signal output
will be set to square wave.
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Signal Generator Mode Signal Output Enter the sixth page menu, press the F1
key to access the extended applications. At this point, the screen displays
options for image browsing and signal output patterns. Choose signal output,
then press the MENU key to enter the signal generator output settings
interface.
1. Use the up and down arrow keys to select the output waveform as sine wave,
square wave, triangle wave, half-wave, full-wave, or sawtooth wave. The screen
display window synchronously shows the corresponding waveform. 2. Use the up
and down arrow keys to switch the frequency unit between 1Hz and 1KHz. 3.Press
the F1 key to increase the frequency setting value. Short presses of F1 cause
a single increment in frequency, while long presses result in continuous
changes. 4.Press the F2 key to decrease the frequency setting value. Short
presses of F2 cause a single decrement in frequency, while long presses result
in continuous changes. 5.Press the F3 key to increase the duty cycle setting
value. Short presses of F3 cause a single increment in duty cycle, while long
presses result in continuous changes. 6.Press the F4 key to decrease the duty
cycle setting value. Short presses of F4 cause a single decrement in duty
cycle, while long presses result in continuous changes. 7.Press the MENU key
to toggle the ON/OFF switch at the top right corner of the screen,
simultaneously enabling and disabling signal output. 8.To return to the
oscilloscope interface, press the MODE key to exit.
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Introduction to Multimeter Mode
LCD (Enter by pressing the MODE button)
HOLD
Pressing the HOLD button on the panel will freeze the current displayed data.
Battery level
Analog pointer
symbol display
Display the current battery level status and charging indication.
The dial’s analog pointer changes position according to the main display
measurement data, indicating the corresponding scale position.
Display the current corresponding measurement type symbol, including AC, DC,
resistance, capacitance, diode, and buzzer symbols.
Negative sign
When a negative value occurs, the screen will display a negative sign prompt.
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Main display
Displays the multimeter measurement value, with a maximum display of 25,000 counts.
Unit symbol Displays the unit symbol of the measured data.
Testing mode
Automatic Range (AUTO): The multimeter automatically selects the appropriate testing range. Manual Measurement (MANU): Press the RANGE key to manually select and switch to a specified testing range.
Max:
Displays the maximum reading during measurement.
AVG
Displays the average reading during measurement.
Min Hz:
In DC voltage, resistance, and capacitance measurements, it displays the minimum value (Min). In AC voltage and current measurements, it displays the frequency (Hz) of the AC signal.
Voltage range
Press F1 to select the voltage measurement range and press F1 again to select AC/DC mode switching.
Press F2 to enter the resistance measurement
Resistance, capacitance, diode, continuity range
range. In the resistance measurement range, press F2 to enter the continuity range. In the continuity range, press F2 to enter the diode range. In the diode range, press F2 to enter the
capacitance range.
Current range
Press F3 to switch to the current measurement range.
Millivolt range
In the current measurement interface, the original F4 menu displays the mA range.
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Multimeter Input Terminal
10A Input port for current measurement (9.999A)
mA Input port for current measurement (250mA)
COM Common (return) port for all measurements
VHz
Input port for the following measurements: AC/DC voltage Resistance Capacitance Frequency Continuity Diode
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Measurement Method
Measuring AC Voltage and DC Voltage
1. Insert the black probe into the COM terminal and the red probe into the
VHz terminal.
2. If measuring voltage less than 250mV, press the F4 key once to select the
millivolt range or press twice to enter the AC millivolt range. If measuring
voltage greater than 250mV, press the F1 key once to enter the DC voltage
range or press twice to enter the AC voltage range.
3. Use the probe tips to contact the correct testing points in the circuit.
4. Read the voltage value displayed on the screen.
· The measured voltage must not exceed the rated maximum test value, as it may
damage the instrument and pose a risk to personal safety. When measuring high-
voltage circuits, it is essential to avoid direct contact with the high-
voltage components.
Measuring AC Current and DC Current
1. Insert the black probe into the COM terminal and the red probe into the
10A terminal or mA terminal (choose based on the maximum test value of the two
terminals and the estimated value of the current to be measured); press the F3
key on the panel to select the current menu; after entering the current menu,
the F4 key corresponds to the mA current.
2. Press the corresponding menu key again to switch between DC and AC.
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3. Disconnect the circuit under test, and connect the meter probes in series
with the circuit before restoring power. Read the displayed current value on
the screen.
· The measured current should not exceed the rated maximum test value to avoid
damaging the instrument and jeopardizing personal safety. If the magnitude of
the current to be measured is unknown, perform a preliminary test on the
A-terminal, then select the test port and range based on the displayed value.
It is strictly prohibited to apply voltage in this mode.
Measuring Resistance
1. Insert the black probe into the COM terminal and the red probe into the
VHz terminal.
2. Press the F2 key to enter the resistance mode. 3. Use the probe tips to
touch the desired circuit test point. 4. Read the displayed resistance value
on the screen.
· Before measuring resistance, ensure that all power sources in the circuit
being tested are turned off, and all capacitors are completely discharged.
· It is strictly prohibited to apply voltage in this range.
Testing continuity
1. Insert the black test lead into the COM terminal, and the red test lead
into the VHz terminal.
2. Switch to the continuity mode by pressing the F2 key when in the
resistance range.
3. Connect the test leads to the two points of the circuit under test; if the
built-in buzzer sounds, it indicates a short circuit.
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Measuring Diode
1.In the continuity mode, press F2 to enter the diode test mode. 2.Connect the
red test lead to the positive lead of the diode under test and the black test
lead to the negative lead. Then, read the forward voltage displayed on the
screen. If the test lead polarity is reversed or the diode is faulty, the
screen will display ” “.
· Prohibition of Voltage Input in Continuity and Diode Modes: · It is strictly
prohibited to apply voltage in the continuity and diode
measurement modes. · Before testing, disconnect the power source of the
circuit and
discharge all high-voltage capacitors.
Measuring Capacitance
1. Insert the black probe into the COM terminal and the red probe into the
VHz terminal.
2. In the diode mode, press the F2 key once to enter the capacitance mode.
3. Connect the red probe to the positive terminal of the capacitor and the
black probe to the negative terminal of the capacitor.
4. Once the reading stabilizes, read the capacitance value displayed on the
screen.
· Before testing, disconnect the circuit power and discharge all highvoltage
capacitors.
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Multimeter Extended Functions
When in multimeter mode, press the MENU key, and the screen will display the
following extended menu: F1: Switch language between Chinese and English. F2:
Set the auto-off time to 1 minute, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 120
minutes, or turn off (no auto-off time limit). F3: Adjust the backlight
brightness to 30%, 50%, 80%, or 100% screen brightness. F4: Open/close the
serial port output menu. When the serial port output is open, connect the
upper computer to the signal generator output port (serial port output end).
Set the serial port baud rate to 115200. When successfully connected, the
multimeter will update and send measurement data to the upper computer in real
time at a rate of 3 times per second. This allows real-time monitoring and
saving analysis of measurement values. Note: As the ground of the serial port
output end is the same as the ground of the oscilloscope probe, do not use the
probe to measure circuit waveforms synchronously when connecting the upper
computer to the serial port, as there is a risk of damaging the equipment.
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Maintenance and Care
Except for battery and fuse replacement, do not attempt to repair
this product or alter its circuit unless you have the necessary
qualifications and possess corresponding calibration, performance
testing, and maintenance operation instructions.
Cleaning the Product
Use a damp cloth and mild detergent to clean the casing. Do not
use corrosive or solvent-based cleaners. Dust or moisture on the
test ports may affect the accuracy of readings.
*Before cleaning the product, remove all input signals.
Battery Charging
When the battery icon in the top right corner of the screen
displays , prompt charging is required. Follow these steps:
1.Connect the TYPE-C data cable to a DC 5V output adapter for
charging.
2. Connect the TYPE-C data cable to a computer’s USB port for
charging.
3. While charging, the screen displays the
symbol.
4. When fully charged, the screen displays the symbol.
5. During the instrument charging process, the built-in red light
on the power button will illuminate. When the battery is fully
charged, the red light will go out.
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Battery Storage
If the instrument is not used for an extended period (such as more than 6
months), it should be charged to 50%-70% and stored in a cool, dry
environment. If the lithium battery shows signs of rust, leakage, swelling,
etc., it should be immediately removed and disposed of.
Battery Replacement
The lithium battery in the instrument can be recharged repeatedly but is still
a consumable item. If you observe a significant reduction in standby time,
replace it with the same model of 18650 lithium battery. Refer to the fuse
replacement steps for the replacement method. Note: When installing the
battery, pay attention to the correct polarity.
Fuse Replacement
When the fuse blows or malfunctions, follow these steps to replace it: 1.
Before replacing the fuse, remove the test leads and turn off the instrument.
2. Unscrew the four screws securing the back cover of the product and remove
the back cover. 3. Remove the old fuse and replace it with a new one of the
same model. 4. Reattach the back cover and tighten the screws.
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Technical Specifications
General Technical Specifications for Multimeter
Display (IPS)
25000 counts
Range
Automatic/Manual
Material
ABS+TPE
Sampling Rate True RMS Data Hold Screen Backlight Low Battery Indicator
Auto Power Off
3 times per second
Mechanical Technical Specifications
Dimensions Weight Battery Type Warranty Period
1778940mm 380g
18650 battery * 1 1 year
Environmental Specifications
Operating Environment
Temperature Humidity
0~40 75%
Storage Environment
Temperature Humidity
-20~60 80%
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Multimeter Technical Specifications
Function Range Resolution Accuracy
2.5000V 0.0001V
DC Voltage 25.000V V 250.00V
1000.0V
0.001V 0.01V 0.1V
±(0.05% +3)
DC Voltage 25.000mV 0.001mV mV 250.00mV 0.01mV
2.5000V 0.0001V
AC Voltage 25.000V V 250.00V
750.0V
0.001V 0.01V 0.1V
±(0.5%+3)
AC Voltage 25.000mV 0.001mV mV 250.00mV 0.01mV
AC Voltage Frequency Response40Hz~1kHz
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Function Range Resolution Accuracy
DC Current 2.5000A A 10.000A
0.0001A 0.001A
±(0.5%+3)
DC Current 25.000mA 0.001mA mA 250.00mA 0.01mA
±(0.5%+3)
AC Current 2.5000A A 10.000A
0.0001A 0.001A
±(0.8%+3)
AC Current 25.000mA 0.001mA A/mA 250.00mA 0.01mA
±(0.8%+3)
AC Current Frequency Response40Hz~1kHz
250.00 0.01
±(0.5%+3)
2.5000k 0.0001k
25.000k 0.001k ±(0.2%+3)
Resistance 250.00k 0.01k
2.5000M 0.0001M 25.000M 00.001M
±(1%+3)
250.0M 0.1M
±(5.0%+5)
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Function Range Resolution Accuracy 9.999nF 0.001nF ±(5.0%+20)
99.99nF 0.01nF
999.9nF 0.1nF
9.999F
Capacitance
99.99F
0.001F 0.01F
±(2.0%+5)
999.9F 0.1F
9.999mF 99.99mF
0.001mF 0.01mF
±(5.0%+5)
Frequency (Up to 100kHz only
applicable in AC Voltage range)
99.99Hz 999.9Hz 9.999kHz 99.99kHz 999.9kHz
0.01Hz 0.1Hz 0.001kHz 0.01kHz 0.1kHz
±(0.1%+2)
Diode
Continuity
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Oscilloscope Specifications
Characteristics
Description
Bandwidth
50MHZ
Dual Channel
Sampling Sampling Method Sampling Rate
Real-time sampling 200M/280MSa/s
Channels
2
Dual Channel
Input Coupling
DC, AC
Input
Input Impedance Attenuation
1M,@16pf X1, X10
Maximum Input Voltage
X1 range <150V, X10 range <300V (DC+AC peak)
Rate Range
1.5Sa/s – 280MSa/s
Interpolation
(sinx)x
Horizontal Sweep Range
10ns/div – 20s/div
Time Base
Accuracy 20ppm
Record Length
Up to 128Kbyte
Sensitivity
20mV/div – 10V/div
Offset Range
4 grids (positive and negative)
Analog Bandwidth Vertical Low-Frequency
50MHZ More than 10Hz
Rise Time
Less than 10ns
DC Gain Accuracy
±3%
Period, frequency, peak-to-peak Measurement Auto Measurement value, maximum
value, minimum value,
RMS, duty cycle, pulse count
Trigger
Trigger Modes Trigger Edges
Auto, normal, single Rising edge, falling edge
Signal Generator Output
Sine wave, square wave, sawtooth wave, half wave, full wave
Operating Modes
Normal mode 200MSa/s, High-speed mode 280MSa/s
Display Modes
YT, XY, Roll
Persistence Mode
Minimum, 500ms, 1S, 10S, Infinite
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