ELAN DIGITAL SYSTEMS LTD. MF2xx Series User's Guide

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ELAN DIGITAL SYSTEMS LTD.
LITTLE PARK FARM ROAD,
SEGENSWORTH WEST,
FAREHAM,
HANTS. PO15 5SJ.
TEL: (44) (0)1489 579799
FAX: (44) (0)1489 577516
e-mail: sales@elandigitalsystems.com
website: http://www.elandigitalsystems.com
USBscope50
USERS GUIDE
ES370
Important Notice: Please refer to Safety Data 4.4.1, before using this instrument
All Trademarks are duly acknowledged.
The USBscope50 is Patent Pending.
REVISION HISTORY
ISSUE PAGES DATE NOTES
1 30 04.07.2005 FIRST ISSUE
2 30 08.07.2005 Various additional info & spec amendments
3 31 15.07.2005 Add support for Win98 & DBCS Language’s in
2K/XP
4 31 20.07.2005 Various additional info & amendments
5 39 27.09.2005 General update. Explain trigger modes, Math,
FFTs etc
6 43 06.10.2005 Add clipboard feature and MIS mode
7 44 11.01.2006 Add offset null feature
8 34 22.04.2009 User Guide for New Java Software
9 34 08.07.2009 Clarified Absolute Maximum voltage detail
Elan Digital Systems Ltd. 1 USBscope50 USER’S GUIDE Iss8
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - USERS GUIDE

ELAN DIGITAL SYSTEMS LTD.LITTLE PARK FARM ROAD,SEGENSWORTH WEST,FAREHAM,HANTS. PO15 5SJ.TEL: (44) (0)1489 579799FAX: (44) (0)1489 577516e-mail: sales

Page 2 - CONTENTS

Start with the bottom scope. Hold it in one hand, and put the next scope on top of the 1st, the same way around. Align the stacking connectors an

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end). With moderate force, the top scope will pop up and come free. Remove the stacking connector from the free scope.Repeat this for all scopes in t

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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 win

Page 5 - 1 OVERVIEW

• Do make sure that each stack connector is properly seated in place before trying to stack another channel on top• Don’t allow water or dirt etc to

Page 6 - 2.1 General

2.3.2.2 Software For Non-Stacked ConfigurationsBy default when you run USBscope50, it will automatically detect all the scopes connected via USB and w

Page 7 - 2.2 USBscope50 Architecture

appearance in Settings → Channel Colours and in Settings → Chart Settings.2.4 Input RangesThe USBscope50 supports 3 settings on its input attenuator.

Page 8 - 2.3.1.1 Assembling The Stack

In DC coupling mode, the capacitor is bypassed and the bandwidth is DC up to 75MHz.2.4.1 Offset NullingThe input stages of the USBscope50 will natural

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The USBscope50 includes a probe compensation output9.This must be turned on using the USBscope50 Software. In the channel tab you

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4. Set the timebase to 100us/div5. Now connect your probe tip to the compensation output on the scope. You should see a square wave something like

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7. Now, slowly adjust the trimmer in the probe body until you achieve the best square wave shape that you can. By this we mean nice square corners a

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CONTENTS1 OVERVIEW...52 ABOUT THE USBSCOPE50...

Page 13 - 2.3.2 Non-Stacked (MIS) Mode

2.6 Acquisition ModesThe USBscope50 can acquire waveforms in two different ways. Single shot and continuous run mode.2.6.1 Single Shot

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normal. To avoid this effect, always pick the fastest single shot timebase consistent with being able to view the waveform in que

Page 15 - 2.4 Input Ranges

the screen as a result…the software forces the sweep data into one or other of the bins even though the data may have been at one end of the “bin” or

Page 16 - 2.5 Probe Compensation

2.7.1 USBscope50 continuous run in Free ModeIn this mode the acquisition begins just after the software has set up the scope. The scope will effecti

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2.9 Trigger ThresholdYou can adjust the trigger voltage that is used for Norm Modes, either by moving the slider from the trigger tab. Select Vie

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Remember to stop the acquisitions before saving the data otherwise the most recent data will be saved.Data is saved in ASCII text format and will impo

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2.11 Import Graph DataAny text file with the header of exported file and 3000 points can be imported on the graph. Select Edit → Import Graph Data an

Page 20 - 2.6 Acquisition Modes

2.12 Software Development Kit (SDK) for USBscope50While running the USBscope50 Java application try selecting Help option from the software menu or p

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3 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION3.1 Windows XP and Vista14Before plugging in the hardware:Use the supplied install CD and run the setup program. This will co

Page 22 - 2.7 Trigger Modes

Once the hardware has installed, there is no need to make any settings for the allocated COM port…the software takes care of all

Page 23 - 2.8 Trigger Position

3.2 Linux Ubuntu...293.3 Troubleshooting...

Page 24 - 2.10.2 Export Graph Data

Please copy USBscope50Drvr.so to /usr/lib making sure you have root privileges. Copy USBscope50_Software.jar and lib folder in the same location. To r

Page 25 - 2.10.2.1 Example Data File

4 HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONAll parameters typical @ 20°C unless otherwise stated4.1 Power RequirementsSupply Voltage: 5.0V ±10% from host USB busT

Page 26 - 2.11 Import Graph Data

4.4 Performance4.4.1 Safety Data and Maximum RatingsImportant Safety PrecautionsAlways observe these when using the USBscope50The USBscope50 contains

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Isolation rating: 300V CAT II, 500V CAT I between BNC ground and USB groundTransient isolation21: BNC ground to USB ground +/-2.5KVIsola

Page 28 - 3.1 Windows XP and Vista

4.4.3 Dynamic PerformanceMaximum ADC single shot rate: 50MSPSMaximum effective sample rate25: 1GSPSSample rates available: 4ns/div to 4s/div in 1,2,4

Page 29 - 3.2 Linux Ubuntu

DisclaimerThis document has been carefully prepared and checked. No responsibility can be assumed for inaccuracies. Elan reserves the ri

Page 30 - 3.3 Troubleshooting

1 OVERVIEWThe USBscope50 is an isolated digital storage oscilloscope that has the following features: • Single channel scope with BNC input and USB P

Page 31 - 4.3 Environmental

2 ABOUT THE USBscope502.1 GeneralThe USBscope50 uses a 50MSample/sec 8-bit A-to-D converter. The A-to-D and front-end circuits that proces

Page 32 - Important Safety Precautions

2.2 USBscope50 ArchitectureThe figure below shows a simplified diagram of the USBscope50.ATTENUATOR1MegCONTROLLERSTACKCONNAC/DCBNCAMPCOMPPSUDATAUSBCON

Page 33 - 4.4.2 Static Performance

2.3 Using More Than One USBscope502.3.1 Stacked ModeA unique feature of the USBscope50 architecture is that up to 4 devices6 can be stacked t

Page 34 - 4.4.5 Software

able to see the gold pins about 2-3mm beyond the bottom surface of the scope. The connectors have no pin orientation…they can go in 2 possible ways r

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