The new V 1.0 Firmware offers a lot of new hotkeys with the following parameter:
Key1 (Measure railway frequency 16,67Hz within 15Hz to 30Hz):
SETUP RESBANDW:13 SWEEPTIME:50 LDCONST 0.015 STORESET STARTFREQ LDCONST 0.030 STORESET STOPFREQ PRINTSTR 03h, " RAIL" STOP
Key2 (Measure power line frequency 50Hz & 60Hz within 45Hz to 65Hz):
SETUP RESBANDW:13 SWEEPTIME:50 LDCONST 0.045 STORESET STARTFREQ LDCONST 0.065 STORESET STOPFREQ PRINTSTR 03h, "Power" STOP
Key3 (Measure harmonics of 50Hz & 60Hz power lines from 90Hz to 500Hz):
SETUP RESBANDW:11 SWEEPTIME:1000 LDCONST 0.090 STORESET STARTFREQ LDCONST 0.500 STORESET STOPFREQ PRINTSTR 03h, "HARMON" STOP
Key4 (Measure TCO 1 frequency range from 500Hz to 2kHz. Please note that the original TCO would start from 5Hz not 500Hz) *:
SETUP RESBANDW:9 SWEEPTIME:50 LDCONST 0.500 STORESET STARTFREQ LDCONST 2.000 STORESET STOPFREQ PRINTSTR 03h, "TCO 1" STOP
Key5 (Measure TCO 2 frequency range from 2kHz to 400kHz. Includes TFT monitor, energy saving lamps, switching power supply etc.) *:
SETUP RESBANDW:7 SWEEPTIME:500 LDCONST 2.000 STORESET STARTFREQ LDCONST 400 STORESET STOPFREQ PRINTSTR 03h, "TCO 2" STOP
Key6 (Change SENSOR: Mag; Msta; E-Fld; Analog):
LDSHCO 00h STORESET 193 STOP
Key7 (Change DIMENSION: 1D; 2D; 3D):
LDSHCO 05h STORESET 193 STOP
Key8 (Change RBW):
LDSHCO 06h STORESET 193 STOP
Key9 (Change SAMPLETIME):
LDSHCO 08h STORESET 193 STOP
Key0 (Change ATTENUATOR: Auto; 0dB, 10dB; 20dB; 30dB; 40dB):
LDSHCO 0Bh STORESET 193 STOP
CLR Key (Reset a lot of display parameters to standard and set sensitivity to maximum with 0dB attenuator. Willl not change any frequency setups!)
SETUP SWEEPTIME:1000 ATTENFAC:0 REFLEVEL:-1 DISPRANGE:1 PULSEMODE:0 SETUP DEMODMODE:0 SPECPROC:0 13:0 14:0 LDSHCO 01h STORESET SPECDISP CLRFLD 00h PRINTSTR 03h, "CLR" STOP
* Please note:
a) All settings are using quite fast sampletimes to get a fast readout of existing signals. For more accurate measurements you need to rise the sampletime.
b) For real TCO measurements you need to use a TCO magnetic and E-Field sensor.
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