Instructions
Table Of Contents
- Guaranty and Declaration
- Safety Requirement
- MSO5000-E Series Overview
- Document Overview
- Quick Start
- General Inspection
- Appearance and Dimensions
- To Prepare for Use
- Front Panel Overview
- Rear Panel Overview
- Front Panel Function Overview
- User Interface
- Touch Screen Controls
- Parameter Setting Method
- To Use the Kensington Security Lock
- To Use the Built-in Help System
- To View the Option Information and the Option Installation
- To Set the Vertical System
- To Set the Horizontal System
- To Set the Sample System
- To Trigger the Oscilloscope
- Trigger Source
- Trigger LEVEL/Threshold Level
- Trigger Mode
- Trigger Coupling
- Trigger Holdoff
- Noise Rejection
- Trigger Type
- Edge Trigger
- Pulse Trigger
- Slope Trigger
- Video Trigger
- Pattern Trigger
- Duration Trigger
- Timeout Trigger
- Runt Trigger
- Window Trigger
- Delay Trigger
- Setup/Hold Trigger
- Nth Edge Trigger
- RS232 Trigger (Option)
- I2C Trigger (Option)
- SPI Trigger (Option)
- CAN Trigger (Option)
- FlexRay Trigger (Option)
- LIN Trigger (Option)
- I2S Trigger (Option)
- MIL-STD-1553 Trigger (Option)
- Zone Trigger
- Trigger Output Connector
- Operations and Measurements
- Digital Voltmeter (DVM) and Frequency Counter
- Power Analysis (Option)
- Histogram Analysis
- Digital Channel
- Protocol Decoding
- Reference Waveform
- To Enable Ref Function
- To Select the Reference Channel
- To Select the Ref Source
- To Adjust the Ref Waveform Display
- To Save to Internal Memory
- To Clear the Display of the Reference Waveform
- To View Details of the Reference Waveform
- To Reset the Reference Waveform
- Color Setting
- Label Setting
- To Export to Internal or External Memory
- To Import from Internal or External Memory
- Pass/Fail Test
- Waveform Recording & Playing
- Search and Navigation Function
- Display Control
- Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (Option)
- Store and Load
- System Utility Function Setting
- Remote Control
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix
- Index
Chapter 11 Protocol Decoding RIGOL
MSO5000-E User Guide 11-9
4． Source setting
Press Sources to enter the source setting menu.
Set the Tx source and the threshold
Press Tx and rotate the multifunction knob to select the desired
channel, and then press down the knob. You can also press Tx
continuously or enable the touch screen to select it. The available
channels include OFF, CH1-CH2, and D0-D15.
When you select the analog channel (CH1-CH2), press Threshold,
then rotate the multifunction knob
or use the pop-up numeric
keypad to adjust the threshold of Tx source. When you modify the
threshold of the Tx source channel, a dotted line displaying the current
threshold level is displayed on the screen. The dotted line disappears in
about 2 s after you stop modifying the threshold.
Set the Rx source and the threshold
Use the same method to select the Rx source and set the threshold (only
when the Rx source channel is set to an analog channel (CH1-CH2)).
Note: The Tx and Rx source channels cannot be set to "OFF" at the same time.
Polarity
Press Polarity continuously to select the polarity of data transmission. It
can be set to "
" (positive) or " " (negative).
Normal: Use negative logic. High level indicates logic "0"; low level
indicates logic "1".
Invert: Use positive logic. High level indicates logic "1"; low level
indicates logic "0".
5． Set data package
Press Settings to enter the data package setting menu.
Data
Press Data and rotate the multifunction knob to set the number of
data bits actually contained in each frame of data. Press down the knob to
select it. You can also press Data continuously or enable the touch screen
to select it. The available data bits are 5 bits, 6 bits, 7 bits, 8 bits, and 9 bits.
Parity
It is used to check whether the data transmission is correct. Press Parity
and rotate the multifunction knob
to select the desired parity mode,
then press down the knob to select it. You can also press Parity
continuously or enable the touch screen to select it.
None: indicates that no check bit appears during the transmission.
Even: indicates that the total number of "1" in the data bit and check
bit is an even number. For example, when 0x55 (01010101) is sent, "0"
should be added to the check bit.
Odd: indicates that the total number of "1" in the data bit and check bit