1User'sGuide Digital 20MHz and 60MHz Oscilloscopes Model MS460 - 60MHz Model MS420 - 20MHz
10V5.1‐March2010FRONTPANELANDKEYPADOVERVIEW Figure 3
100V4.0‐March2010Trigger sensitivity (Video triggering and typical mode) 2 divisions of peak-to-peak value Signal system and line/field frequenc
101V4.0‐March2010Probe 1X position 10X position Bandwidth Up to 6 MHz (DC) Up to full bandwidth (DC) Attenuation rate 1: 1 10: 1 Compens
102V4.0‐March2010Range Accuracy Resolution 40.00mA ±1.5% ±1 digit 10uA 400.0mA ±1.5% ±1 digit 100uA 10A ±3% ±3 digit 10mA
103V4.0‐March2010Alternating Current (AC) Range Accuracy Resolution 40.00mA ±1.5% ±3 digit 10uA 400.0mA ±2% ±1 digit 100uA 10A ±5% ±3digit
104V4.0‐March2010GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions 7.1 x 4.5 x 1.6” (18 × 11.5 × 4cm) Weight 1.4 lbs. (645 g) Power consumption 6 W Display
105V4.0‐March2010APPENDIXB:MAINTENANCEANDCLEANINGMAINTENANCE Do not store or place this instrument where the liquid crystal display (LCD) m
106V4.0‐March2010APPENDIXC:CHARGINGTHEINSTRUMENTThe lithium battery may ship un-charged. The battery must be initially charged for 4 hours
107V4.0‐March2010APPENDIXD:SETTHEREAL‐TIMECLOCK1. Press the MENU key; the function menu will display on the right side of the screen. 2. U
108V4.0‐March2010Product Support Technical Support: [email protected] -- Calibration and Repairs: [email protected] Product specifications su
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11V5.1‐March2010Description of Meter Front Panel and Keypad (Figure 3) 1. AC adapter Port 2. RS-232C Port 3. USB Port 4. USB Mass Storage Por
12V5.1‐March2010BASIC OSCILLOSCOPE FUNCTIONS ABOUTTHISCHAPTERThis chapter provides introductory Oscilloscope instructions. This introduction
13V5.1‐March2010Description of Oscilloscope Display Screen (Figure 4) 1. Battery power status icon (, , and ) 2. Auto measurement screen
14V5.1‐March201013. The coupling mode for CH2; “~” AC, “-” DC, and ground 14. The vertical Voltage units scale for CH2 15. The coupling mode
15V5.1‐March2010MENUDESCRIPTIONThe following explains how to navigate the menus to select a function. 1. Press the MENU key to open the Funct
16V5.1‐March2010 Figure 6 2. Press ◄ (yellow) or ► (yellow) to adjust the main time base. Press ▲ (yellow) or▼ (yellow) to adjust the trigger h
17V5.1‐March2010When triggering in the Alternate trigger mode: 7. Press OPTION and the following will appear: —Time —Trig 2 See Figure 8:
18V5.1‐March2010 Figure 9: 9. Press ◄ (yellow) or ► (yellow) to adjust the main time base and press ▲ (yellow) or▼ (yellow) to adjust the trigg
19V5.1‐March2010RECALLTHEFACTORYDEFAULTSETTINGSTo reset the Oscilloscope to the factory default settings, refer to the following: 1. Pres
2V5.1‐March2010INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the Extech Digital Oscilloscope. This manual is divided into two sections: Secti
20V5.1‐March2010MEASUREUNKNOWNSIGNALSUSINGTHEAUTO‐SETFEATUREThe Auto-Set feature allows the Oscilloscope to measure and display unknown
21V5.1‐March2010Refer to Figure 11: Figure 11: Automatic Scope Measurements DATAHOLD(FREEZINGTHEDISPLAYEDREADING)To freeze any displaye
22V5.1‐March2010USINGTHEAVERAGEMODETOSMOOTHWAVEFORMSUse the Average mode to smooth the displayed waveform; multiple data samples will be
23V5.1‐March20101. Press the MENU key; the function menu will appear on the right side of the screen. 2. Press MENU ▲ or MENU ▼ to select DISP
24V5.1‐March20103. Press the F2 key to select 1 sec, 2 sec, 5 sec, infinite or OFF. Select a 1, 2, or 5 second waveform display duration as des
25V5.1‐March2010 Figure 15: Peak Detection Glossary of Terms • Collecting mode: The oscilloscope converts the collected analog data into digit
26V5.1‐March2010After a reset, the Oscilloscope is dc-coupled so that ac and dc voltages appear on the screen. Use ac-coupling to observe a sma
27V5.1‐March2010 Figure 17: Inverted Waveform USINGMATHEMATICALFUNCTIONSONWAVEFORMSWhen adding (CH1 + CH2), subtracting (CH1 – CH2, CH2 –
28V5.1‐March20105. Press▲(yellow) or ▼(yellow) to adjust the vertical display position of waveform M. Press ◄(yellow) or ►(yellow) to adjust th
29ADVANCED OSCILLOSCOPE FUNCTIONS ABOUTTHISCHAPTERAdvanced Oscilloscope functions are covered in this chapter. VERTICALSETTINGSFORCH1ANDCH2
3V5.1‐March2010TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION WARRANTY 5 PRODUCT CONTENTS 6 SAFETY INFORMATION 7 INPUT CONNECTIONS 10 FRONT PANEL AND CON
30V5.1‐March2010 The following Table describes the Vertical Channel menu: Function menu Setting Description Coupling AC DC The dc component in
31V5.1‐March2010 Figure 20: AC Coupling
32V5.1‐March2010 Figure 21: DC Coupling OPEN AND CLOSE MEASUREMENT CHANNELS CH1 will be used in this example. Press the F2 Channel key and the
33V5.1‐March2010INVERT A WAVEFORM Inverted waveform: The displayed signal reverses 180 degrees relative to ground. Press F4 Invert to invert th
34V5.1‐March2010WAVEMATHFUNCTIONMENUSETTINGSThe WAVE MATH functions show the calculation results (adding, subtracting, multiplying or divi
35V5.1‐March2010 Figure 22: Waveform Mathematics SETTINGTHETRIGGERSYSTEMThe trigger determines when the acquisition and display of waveform
36V5.1‐March2010TRIGGERINGCONTROLThere are three triggering modes: Edge triggering, Video triggering, and Alternating triggering. Each trigge
37V5.1‐March2010The Edge triggering menu is described in the following table Function menu Settings DescriptionSlope Rising Falling Triggering
38V5.1‐March2010 Figure 24a (screen 1) and 24b (screen 2): Odd Field Video Trigger Fig. 25: Video Line trigger (screen 1) Fig.
39V5.1‐March2010Odd field Even field Line NUM Set synchronous trigger in video odd line Set synchronous trigger in video even line Set synchr
4V5.1‐March2010DISPLAY SETTINGS 40 STORING WAVEFORMS IN THE METER 42 FUNCTION SETTINGS MENU 43 AUTO CALIBRATION. 44 AUTO RANGE MEASUREMENTS 44
40V5.1‐March2010ALTERNATE TRIGGER In Alternate trigger mode, the trigger signal is taken from two vertical channels. Alternate trigger mode can
41V5.1‐March2010Coupling AC DC HF Rjc LF Rjc The DC component is blocked All components are allowed to pass The HF part of the signal is bl
42V5.1‐March2010Line NUM Set synchronous trigger in video Line NUM When the sync is Line, Field, Odd Field, Even Field, the menu is as follows
43V5.1‐March2010When the ‘Hold-off’ menu is accessed the screen will appear as below:Figure 27b: ‘Hold-off’ menu screen (MS420) Refer to the
44V5.1‐March2010Glossary of Terms • Hold-off time: Programmable time period between trigger events (100ns default). • Trigger modes: There a
45V5.1‐March2010ACQUISITIONMODEThe Acquiring Mode menu is described in the Table shown below. Function menu Settings Description Sample T
46V5.1‐March2010XY vertical axis Carry Bitmap Vectors Data transmitted in bitmap format (dots) Data transmitted in vector format (line) DISPLA
47V5.1‐March2010 Figure 28: Dot Style Figure 29: Vector Style PERSISTENCE The user can select the duration of time that past traces remain on
48V5.1‐March2010convenient for viewing the phase relationship between CH1 and CH2; if the oscilloscope does not detect triggering the data appe
49V5.1‐March2010Description of Control Keys: The CH1 VOL and CH1 ZERO keys for CH1 are used to set the horizontal scale and position. The
5V5.1‐March2010PRODUCT CONTENTS (REFER TO THE FIG. 1 BELOW) 1. MS420 / MS460 Instrument 2. AC Adaptor 3. Oscilloscope Probes (2); Grey in colo
50V5.1‐March20102. Use the MENU ▲ or MENU ▼ key to select Wave Save. Four (4) selectable options will then appear at the bottom of the screen.
51V5.1‐March2010Refer to Figure 30: Figure 30: Save and Recall Waveforms FUNCTIONSETTINGMENU(REFERTOTABLEBELOW)Press the MENU button an
52V5.1‐March2010and probes from the oscilloscope 3. After removing all cables, press F2 (Auto calibration) again. The Auto-calibration automati
53V5.1‐March2010AUTOMATICRANGINGMEASUREMENTSThe oscilloscope can perform twenty (20) automatic measurements: Frequency, cycle, average, pea
54V5.1‐March2010Overshoot CH1 CH2 Measure the Overshoot of CH1 Measure the Overshoot of CH2 Preshoot CH1 CH2 Measure the Preshoot of CH1 Measur
55V5.1‐March2010options will then appear at the bottom of the screen 3. Press the F1 key to select the frequency measurement of CH1. The measur
56V5.1‐March2010 Horizontal HORI—VERT changing horizontal setting Adjust horizontal scale without changing vertical setting Adjust the vertica
57V5.1‐March2010 Fig 32: Autoscale Horizontal - Vertical multi-period waveforms Fig 33: Autoscale Horizontal - Vertical mono-period waveform
58V5.1‐March2010 Fig 34: Vertical mode multi-period waveform Fig 35: Horizontal mode multi-period waveform
59V5.1‐March2010Notes: 1. In Autoscale mode the meter can automatically set the Trigger mode (Edge, Video, and Alternate) and Type (Edge, Vide
6V5.1‐March2010SAFETY INFORMATION Please read the user manual before use to ensure safety and precision SAFETYSYMBOLSANDTERMSSAFETY SYMBOL
60V5.1‐March2010CURSORMEASUREMENTSTwo cursors can be used to make instantaneous Time and Voltage measurements for CH1 and CH2 signals. Refer
61V5.1‐March2010 Figure 36-a: Use the Cursor for a Voltage Measurement When the MENU button is pressed, the data table appears as shown in Figu
62V5.1‐March20105. Press OPTION and the display will show: —Cursor 2 —Cursor 1 Press ▲ (yellow) or ▼ (yellow) to move T1 le
63V5.1‐March2010SIX(6)DIGITFREQUENCYCOUNTER(CYMOMETER)MS460ONLYThe frequency counter measurement range is 2Hz~60MHz. When the meter is
64V5.1‐March2010SQUAREWAVEOUTPUTTESTSIGNAL(5V,1KHZ)The 5V Square Output is available on the jack at the left side of the meter. The 5V
65V5.1‐March2010USINGFFT(FASTFOURIERTRANSFORM)(MS420ONLY)FFT breaks down signals into component frequencies, which the oscilloscope uses
66V5.1‐March2010Zoom *1 *2 *5 *10 Set multiple *1 Set multiple *2 Set multiple *5 Set multiple *10 The steps below instruct on the operation o
67V5.1‐March2010z One of the following two prompts will display at the bottom-left of the screen when the Format is set to Vrms.
68V5.1‐March2010of CH1 ("CH1 2v~ " appears at bottom side of the screen); z If the display at the bottom left side of the screen is
69V5.1‐March2010 Figure 41 Selecting an FFT Window The FFT feature provides four (4) windows. Each is a trade-off between frequency resoluti
7V5.1‐March2010GENERALSAFETYINFORMATIONCarefully read the following safety information in order to avoid personal injury and damage to this
70V5.1‐March2010Hamming This is a good window for resolving frequencies that are very close to the same value with somewhat improved amplitude
71V5.1‐March2010Fig 42 - Rectangle window Fig 43 - Blackman window Fig.44 - Hanning window
72V5.1‐March2010Fig.45 - Hamming window Quick Tips If desired, use the zoom feature to magnify the FFT waveform. Use the default dBV RMS
73V5.1‐March20103) XY Formatting in the DISPLAY SET mode 4) “SET 50%” (trigger level at the vertical point of the signal amplitude) in the Tr
74V5.1‐March2010SYSTEMSTATUSMENUThe system status menu is used to display configuration information concerning horizontal, vertical, trigge
75V5.1‐March2010MAINTIMEBASEMODEThe time base mode menu is explained as the following table. Function menu Setting Explanation Main Time
76V5.1‐March2010 Figure 48: Window Zoom PCDATATRANSMISSIONFor PC data transmission, perform the following steps: 1. Press MENU; the function
77V5.1‐March2010User'sGuide ModelMS460 60MHzDigitalOscilloscopeModelMS420 20MHzDigitalOscilloscopeSECTIONTWO:Multi
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79V5.1‐March2010USING THE MULTIMETER ABOUTTHISCHAPTERThis chapter provides step-by-step instructions for using the Multimeter functions. The
8V5.1‐March2010applications and as V dc for DC applications. Overvoltage Category II refers to local level applicable for appliances and portab
80V5.1‐March2010Description 1. Battery status indicator 2. Manual range indicator. In MANUAL mode the user selects the measurement range 3.
81V5.1‐March2010MAKINGMULTIMETERMEASUREMENTSPress the DMM/OSC key; the oscilloscope will switch to the multimeter mode. The meter will promp
82V5.1‐March20105. Reverse the test lead polarity and perform the test again Refer to the example display screen in Figure 3.
83V5.1‐March2010 Figure 3: Diode Measurement CONTINUITY TEST To perform a resistance continuity test, refer to the following: 1. Insert the
84V5.1‐March2010Figure 4: Continuity Test
85V5.1‐March2010MEASURING CAPACITANCE To measure Capacitance, refer to the following: 1. Insert the black lead into the COM jack, and the red
86V5.1‐March2010 Figure 6: DC Voltage Measurement MEASURING AC VOLTAGE To measure AC voltage, refer to the following: 1. Insert the black le
87V5.1‐March2010MEASURING DC CURRENT To measure a DC current lower than 400 mA, do the following: 1. Insert the black lead into the COM bana
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89V5.1‐March2010 Figure 9: 10A DC Current Measurement MEASURING AC CURRENT To measure AC current lower than 400 mA, perform the following: 1.
9V5.1‐March2010INPUT CONNECTIONS INPUTCONNECTIONS See Figure 2 below Figure 2 Description 1. The power adapter is use to supply AC power a
90V5.1‐March2010Figure 10: 400mA AC Current Measurement
91V5.1‐March2010To measure AC current larger than 400 mA, perform the following: 5. Press the A key and use the SET key to select the ACA mode
92V5.1‐March2010 Figure 12: Freezing the Readings TAKING A RELATIVE MEASUREMENT The meter can display a reading ‘relative’ to a user-selectable
93V5.1‐March2010SELECTING THE AUTOMATIC / MANUAL RANGE MODES The default mode of the instrument is the automatic range. To switch to the manua
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95V5.1‐March2010FAQ The oscilloscope does not power up Check that the battery is charged. If the battery is not charged, plug the AC Adaptor c
96V5.1‐March2010When using average sampling in the sampling mode or when selecting a long display time in the oscilloscope display mode, the di
97V4.0‐March2010APPENDICES APPENDIXA:SPECIFICATIONSOSCILLOSCOPE Unless otherwise indicated, all technical specifications are applicable to th
98V4.0‐March2010( T) measurement accuracy(full bandwidth) Average 16 : ± (1 sampling interval time +100ppm×reading+0.4ns)
99V4.0‐March2010Vertical Analog digital converterA/D 8 bits resolution (both channels synchronously) Sensitivity range V/div 5mV/div5V/d
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