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| caroper:
--- Quote from: glicos on August 30, 2013, 05:13:00 am ---Edit: Thanks..i already found the software...for the benefit of others, i attached it here... http://www.4shared.com/zip/xW0jIGsp/7x06Steber.html --- End quote --- And to save having to go via a 3rd Party, here original is the Software from the link in the PDF on the QEX magazine Server http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QEX%20Binaries/06_July/7x06Steber.zip Out of interest for those worried, as I was, that this software dates from 2006, I can confirm that it runs perfectly on WIN 7-64Bit so probably will on WIN 8 too. Cheers Chris |
| sweesiong78:
Hi, I built the octopus circuit according to the attached file diagram. My scope is a Rigol 1054Z. My small problem is that I find that I have to invert BOTH X and Y channel in order to get the 'correct' shapes for the graphs. I have checked my connections and I think they are correct. If I just invert the Y channel (vertical/current) input I get a mirrored image (along the x-axis), so for eg. for a resistor instead of a positive slope line I get a negative slope line. Does anyone have a clue whats going on? I can post screenshots from the scope later. |
| mojoe:
--- Quote from: Aurora on June 10, 2012, 09:37:46 am ---If anyone wants to see the user manual, service manual or schematics for the TR210 I will be happy to provide them as I have the full set. Huntron provided the schematic and offer excellent support for their older products. --- End quote --- Aurora, I know that this thread is a bit old and it spans a few years. Is it still possible to get the TR210 schematic from you? I have the user and service manuals. If you can't post it here, PM me and I'll give you an email address to send it to. Thanks. |
| OiD:
Hey alan, Thanks for the video, I've never stopped to think how the component test function worked (well actually I had, but I would've never of guessed it was so simple!). Brilliant! Just found out my DSO also has an XY mode (apparently called "versus"). Will miss the CRO built in tester... :P I guess I'll need to find a nice little trasnformer and a write it down as another little project :-+ I wonder if a variable frequency would be usefull, 50, 60, 100, 120, 400, 1000Hz... :-/O Cheers! |
| m3vuv:
just came accross this shame the link for the pc software is dead. |
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