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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The oscilloscope kit features a circuit which generates 15 varied and representative signals, along with a guide that describes the nature of each
signal. The METRIX oscilloscope model used to perform the test and the correct calibrations for the equipment to obtain optimal visualisation.
The guide demonstrates the majority of the standard or advanced functions of these Digital Oscilloscopes, there by enabling users to familiarise
themselves rapidity, but also promotes further understanding of how digital oscilloscopes function in general so that best use can be made of them.
It features direct support for the following METRIX SCOPIX IV digital oscilloscopes, but can be used with other models, insofar as they oer the
same functions.
Range Models
SCOPIX IV OX 9062 OX9102 OX9104 OX9304
PRESENTATION
The signal generator circuit is built around a microprocessor. An LCD display 2 «UP/DOWN» buttons let you select the desired signal. It has two
channels available via BNC connection: «MAIN» and «AUX». It can be powered by a standard 9 V battery or a mains adapter used to power
METRIX Handscope oscilloscope (selection of power supply by switch), for example.
The HX0074 can be powered:
- either by a standard 9 V battery
- or via an external mains adapter (12 VDC, 1.25 mA), with negative-polarity body, as used with the METRIX oscilloscopes such as the
Handscope, for example.
The power supply mode is selected by using the switch.
The instructional manual contains a table of contents, which lists all the signals available and the models concerned, a description page for each
signal.
Familles SCOPIX IV Pages
n°1 : Miscellaneous 4
n°2 : Hysteresis 5
n°3 : Pulse train 6
n°4 : Data + CS Train 7
n°5 : Data Frame - Fault 8
n°6 : Amplitude-modulated sine wave 9
n°7 : Square wave-Rise time 10
n°8 : Square wave, low level, noisy 11
n°9 : Comb of rapid pulses 12
n°10 : Digital frame + Fault 13
n°11 : Frame + Rare pulse 14
n°12 : Frame 15
n°13 : Heart recorder 17
n°14 : Harmonics 18
n°15 : Distortion 19
