On Wed, Jan 22, 2025 at 6:54?AM Keith via groups.io <keith=
[email protected]> wrote: Then for cal step 17 set the Siglent pulse gen to 500mV p/p (is that I believe TG501 has positive-going pulses, but I don't think it matters for horizontal calibration. It is perhaps safer to use positive going pulses, as the scope under calibration might use a fixed DC level trigger. It does matter for vertical calibration that you use GND to the indicated level, though. - Err, which screen? Is that the 'Delta REF / DELAY POS' control? WhereI only did this once, years ago, for my 2467, and I just don't remember the details. Keep it in mind that the instructions are written assuming you're using another analog scope as a bench scope, presumably that's why the instructions on how to set up delays and such. With a digital storage scope you don't need to worry about any of that, as you can just position the trigger wherever you want on the screen, and the timing calibration on the bench scope is not going to be in question. As to what you're supposed to align, I just don't remember, I hope someone who's done this more recently than I steps in here. Assuming this is calibrating something to do with the B sweep delay, presumably you ought to be aligning two copies of the timing marks. If you look at A1U850A, you'll see that DLY_REF_0 and _1 can both make their way to the B-sweep DR (delay ref) pin, so presumably this is calibrating out something to do with the alternate delay paths? If you have the case off, you can verify this by looking at the control signal on U850A while sitting at step (jj). If it's alternating, then the two delay refs are being alternately routed to the B-sweep delay ref. Note that since the control signal is under microcontroller-control, the switching will be quite slow, so maybe you need to bump the persistence on your bench scope to see two instances of the time markers? |