User guide
Table Of Contents
- 1 OVERVIEW
- 2 ABOUT THE USBscope50
- 2.1 General
- 2.2 USBscope50 Architecture
- 2.3 Using More Than One USBscope50
- 2.4 Input Ranges
- 2.5 Probe Compensation
- 2.6 Acquisition Modes
- 2.7 Trigger Modes
- 2.8 Trigger Position
- 2.9 Trigger Threshold
- 2.10 Data manipulation
- 2.11 Import Graph Data
- 2.12 Software Development Kit (SDK) for USBscope50
- 3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
- 4 HARDWARE SPECIFICATION
The LED on the scope will blink rapidly and message dialog with
the device information will appear on the screen. Pressing ESC key
will close this window.
Repeat this for each channel in the stack to identify them.
If you like, you can stop the software, and unplug all the scopes
from their USB connections, and then re-stack them in their channel
order.
2.3.1.5 Stacking Do’s And Don’ts
• Do power off all scopes (remove USB lead) before connecting
and disconnecting scopes from the stack
• Don’t remove any scopes from the stack while the software is
running
• Don’t remove any scopes from the stack while any of them are
powered
• Don’t stack several scopes and leave one or more scopes un-
stacked…this configuration will ignore the un-stacked scopes
• Don’t short circuit any of the stack connector pins, or bend the
pins or use excessive force trying to mate the connectors
• Don’t probe or drive any of the stack connector signals
• Avoid touching the stack connector pins/signals during
stacking
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