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LeCroy WAVEJET 300 SERIES Oscilloscope
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WAVEJET 300 SERIES
Date:
2007
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DSO

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The right tools make debugging and validating a faster and smoother process. The WAVEJET 300 SERIES provides more tools and greater performance than other oscilloscopes in the 100 MHz to 500 MHz range. It sets a new standard for portable oscilloscopes. The WAVEJET 300 SERIES offers a set of features and capabilities not typically found in a portable Oscilloscope. Its small form factor boasts the biggest, brightest, highest resolution display in this class. It also provides connectivity through USB, GPIB, and Ethernet. These features, plus the longest memory length available in a small portable oscilloscope, make the WaveJet truly unique. 1. Display The 7.5" VGA display allows you to easily view signal details. It also provides room to display measurements and menus without cluttering the waveform grid. 2. Power Up Time The WaveJet is on and ready to use in less than 3 seconds. 3. Connectivity Documenting your work is easy using the front- mounted USB port on the WaveJet. Simply press the Print button on the front panel to quickly save screen images to your USB memory device. 4. Probe Sense Ring Probe attenuation is automatically detected with the WaveJet’s Probe sense ring, eliminating the need to manually select the attenuation factor. 5. Portability The small 4" footprint and light weight of the WaveJet means it is easy to carry and use anywhere, even when bench space is limited. 6. Auto Setup Quickly configure vertical, horizontal, and trigger settings with a single button press. 7. Communication Communicate with WaveJet using GPIB or Ethernet with WaveJet’s available Plug-In remote control Accessories. Make use of LeCroy’s ScopeExplorer or ActiveDSO tools for easy communication between the WaveJet and your PC. 8. Intensity/Replay Control Rotate to control waveform intensity, or push to toggle to Replay mode. In Replay mode, rotate this knob to see a history of waveforms captured by the WaveJet. 9. Active Channel Indicators These channel LEDs are color matched to each waveform on the display. The active channel for the vertical controls is always lit to simplify operation. 10. Push Knobs Push the Offset knob to automatically zero the channel offset, or the Delay knob to automatically center the trigger point on the screen. 11. Local Language User Interface Select from 9 different language preferences.

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Datasheet
Manual Type:
Datasheet
Pages:
8
Size:
3.73 Mbytes (3910277 Bytes)
Language:
english
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Manual-ID:
WJDSrevA
Date:
2007 02 28
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Electronic document, no scan, very well readable.
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User Manual
Manual Type:
User Manual
Pages:
59
Size:
782.19 Kbytes (800965 Bytes)
Language:
english
Revision:
Manual-ID:
WJ-RCM-E
Date:
2007 02 01
Quality:
Electronic document, no scan, very well readable.
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2021 01 12
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Remote Control Manual 1. INTRODUCTION ... 3 1.1 WJ-GPIB Hardware ... 3 1.2 WJ-LAN Hardware ... 3 2. INSTALLATION OF GPIB AND TCP/IP ... 4 WaveJet Remote Control Interface Installation Procedure ... 4 2.1 List of IEEE 488.1 Interface functions subsets implemented ... 5 2.2 Device behavior when the address is changed outside the range 0 to 30 ... 5 2.3 When a user-initiated address change is recognized by the device ... 5 2.4 Device setting at power-on, including commands which modify the power-on settings ... 5 2.5 Message exchange options ... 5 Size and behavior of input buffer ... 5 Queries that return more than one <RESPONSE MESSAGE UNIT> ... 5 Queries that generate a response when parsed ... 5 Queries that generate a response when read ... 5 Commands that are coupled ... 5 2.6 Functional elements used in constructing device-specific commands ... 6 2.7 Buffer size limitations related to block data ... 7 2.8 List of <PROGRAM DATA> elements ... 7 2.9 Response syntax for every query. ... 7 2.10 Device-to-device message transfer traffic that does not follow the rules for <RESPONSE MESSAGE> elements ... 8 2.11 Size of block data responses ... 8 2.12 List of common commands and queries which are implemented ... 8 2.13 State of the device after successful completion of the Calibration query ... 9 2.14 Maximum length of the block used to define the trigger macro, if *DDT is implemented ... 9 2.15 Macro parameters ... 9 2.16 Response to the identification common query, *IDN? ... 10 2.17 Size of protected user data storage area if the *PUD command and *PUD? query are implemented ... 10 2.18 Size of resource description if the *RDT command or *RDT? query are implemented. ... 10 2.19 States affected by *RST, *LRN?, *RCL, and *SAV ... 10 2.20 Scope of self-test performed by the *TST? query ... 10 2.21 Additional status data structures used in the device’s status reporting ... 10 Status Byte Register ... 10 Service Request Enable Register ... 10 Standard Event Status Register ... 11 Standard Event Status Enable Register ... 11 Trigger Event Status Register ... 11 Trigger Event Status Enable Register ... 11 2.22 For each command, a statement describing whether it is overlapped or sequential ... 11 2.23 For each command device, the documentation shall specify the functional criteria that are met when an operation complete message is generated in response to that command ... 11 3. REMOTE MENU ... 12 4. LIMITATIONS ON REMOTE FUNCTION ... 13 5. RESPONSE FORMATS ... 14 6. REMOTE COMMANDS ... 15

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