GW Instek GLA-1016 User manual

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GLA-1016/1032/1132

QUICK START GUIDE

GW INSTEK PART NO. 82LA-11320MA1

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of this manual may be photocopied, reproduced or

translated to another language without prior written

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The information in this manual was correct at the time

of printing. However, Good Will continues to improve

its products and therefore reserves the right to change

the specifications, equipment, and maintenance

procedures at any time without notice.

Good Will Instrument Co., Ltd. No. 7-1, Jhongsing Rd., Tucheng

Dist., New Taipei City 236, Taiwan.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This chapter contains important safety instructions that

must be followed when operating the GLA and when

keeping it in storage. Read the following before any

operation to ensure your safety and to keep the GLA in

the best possible condition.

Safety Symbols

These safety symbols may appear in the user manual or

on the instrument.

Caution

Caution: Identifies conditions or

practices that could result in damage

to the instrument or to other

properties.

Safety Guidelines

Please follow the guidelines below when using the GLA.

General

Guidelines

•Do not place any heavy object on

the GLA.

•Avoid severe impacts or rough

handling that leads to damaging

the GLA.

•Do not discharge static electricity

to the GLA.

•Do not disassemble the GLA

unless you are qualified as service

personnel.

Cleaning

•Use a soft cloth dampened in a

solution of mild detergent and

water. Do not spray any liquid into

the GLA.

•Do not use chemicals or cleaners

containing harsh materials such as

benzene, toluene, xylene, and

acetone.

Operation

Environment

Location: Indoor, no direct sunlight,

dust free, almost non-conductive

pollution (Note below)

•Relative Humidity: < 80%

•Altitude: < 2000m

•Temperature: 0°C to 50°C

Storage

Environment

Location: Indoor

•Relative Humidity: < 80%

•Temperature: -40°C to 80°C

Do not dispose electronic equipment

as unsorted municipal waste. Please

use a separate collection facility or

contact the supplier from which this

instrument was purchased.

GETTING STARTED

The Getting started chapter introduces the GLA main

features, panel overview, display overview, installation

and power up.

Main Features

Model name

Description

GLA-1016

16 channels, 256Kbit/channel

GLA-1032

32 channels, 128Kbit/channel

GLA-1132

32 channels, 1Mbit/channel

Characteristics

•100MHz full bandwidth

•Internal clock range: 100Hz ~

200MHz

•External clock range: 0.001Hz ~

100MHz

•Rich trigger functionalities:

voltage level, count, page,

position, delay time and clock,

edge and level configuration

•Memory utilization: max. x255

ratio data compression

•Signal characteristic filtering:

Enable function

•Various signal display mode:

waveform, listing, time,

frequency, and address

•I2C, RS-232C waveform analyzer

•Waveform statistics function

•Compact, lightweight profile

•PC operation with GUI

environment

•Fast communication: USB 2.0, 1.1

compatible

•USB bus powered

•Various file export: operation

setting, waveform data, display

image

Package Contents and Accessories

Standard Accessories

GLA-1016

GLA-1032

GLA-1132

Carrying case



Main Unit



USB cable



Quick Start Guide



CD ROM

GLA Software1, User Manual1

Signal cable (250mm)

•16pin

—

1

•8pin

2

•2pin

1

•1pin

1

Signal Grip

36 pcs

Panel Overview and Display

Panel Overview

Start

Switch Power

LED

Trigger

LED

Read

LED

Run

LED

Power

Switch

USB

Connector

Input

Connector

Item

Description

USB Connector

For power input (USB bus) and

communication between the PC. USB

2.0 compatible.

Power Switch

Switch On: LED On (red)

Power LED

Switch Off: LED Off

Trigger LED

Turns On when the trigger condition

is met.

Read LED

Turns On when GLA transmit

waveform data to PC.

Run LED

Turns On when GLA is waiting for

trigger condition.

Start Switch

Triggers signal capturing. This is the

same functionality as the Single Run.

button.

Input Connector

For

Extension

Module

A0~D7

Signal input terminal. C0 ~ C7, D0 ~

D7 are not applicable to GLA-1016.

VDD, IOA/B/C,

GND

+3.3V power, IO port, GND terminal

for extension module.

R_O, T_O, S_O

Output signals for monitoring data

capturing and trigger timing. Read

output (R_O) indicates waveform

data is transferred to PC, Trigger

output (T_O) indicates trigger

condition has occurred, and Start

output (S_O) indicates GLA started

waiting for trigger condition.

CLK

External (synchronous) clock signal

input, 0.001Hz ~ 100MHz.

GND

Ground terminals.

Display Overview

Menu bar

Bus/signal list

Tooltip

Data capture status

Tool bar

Horizontal

measurement bar

Trigger list

Menu bar

File operations.

Bus/Signal configuration.

Trigger configuration.

Data capturing.

Data operation and display setup.

Display setup, Shortcut setup, I2C

analysis, RS-232C analysis.

Display configuration and

organization of multiply files.

Help file and system information.

Tool bar

Standard Group

Create new project file.

Open a project file.

Save the project file.

Print out the display.

Trigger Group

Configure sampling rate.

Configure signal bus.

Setup enable function.

Setup bus trigger properties.

Setup signal trigger properties.

Setup general trigger properties.

Enable/disable data compression.

Run/Stop Group

Single run.

Continuous run.

Stop running

Sampling group

Select sampling

memory size.

Select sampling

frequency.

Trigger content

set group

Set trigger position.

Set trigger page.

Set trigger count.

Display mode

group

Horizontal unit in address.

Horizontal unit in time.

Horizontal unit in frequency.

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