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| AdiGital:
--- Quote from: tautech on May 11, 2022, 08:33:43 am ---[...] Oh yes it does ! Goto: Utility (Shift + Dual) > Store/Recall > Power On = Last. < Last used settings saved for next boot. --- End quote --- Any chance I've missed "Power On Line" setting, that powers on the meter after power loss/line on? I use it with SDS1104. All gear is connected to remote power plug. It's the only device that doesn't "Wake up" is the SDM. |
| coppice:
--- Quote from: ceut on March 24, 2022, 09:49:00 pm ---As I have 2 bigs 12cm Noctua Fan in my computer since some years (on the CPU heatsink, in push-pull configuration) , works very well and I don't hear them at all, I also ordered the Noctua NF-A6Fx25 FLX to try it. --- End quote --- Did you try a Noctua fan, and was it effective? |
| BillyO:
Just a rhetorical reply here. In my lab I usually have at least 3 computers, a power supply, a function generator, and a benchtop DMM and sometimes multiples of each of those along with a DC load and some other equipment on with the scope(s) (I have 3 workstations) so I have never really noticed how noisy my SDS1104X-E is. So I just compared it with the other two scopes in there and it is the quietest of the lot. It makes about the same noise as the little Lenovo X230 I have at my soldering station when its fan is on. From my perspective, it's pretty quiet. |
| tautech:
--- Quote from: coppice on October 20, 2022, 06:10:47 pm --- --- Quote from: ceut on March 24, 2022, 09:49:00 pm ---As I have 2 bigs 12cm Noctua Fan in my computer since some years (on the CPU heatsink, in push-pull configuration) , works very well and I don't hear them at all, I also ordered the Noctua NF-A6Fx25 FLX to try it. --- End quote --- Did you try a Noctua fan, and was it effective? --- End quote --- Our customer did with a Noctua with very similar spec to OEM without gaining any significant difference. Investigating further for him I cut the metal fan grille from mine and this too didn't gain a significant difference. IMO the only way to address this is to undervolt or change the fan to one of a different spec, however then throw the datasheet accuracy spec out the window. |
| coppice:
--- Quote from: BillyO on October 20, 2022, 07:02:45 pm ---Just a rhetorical reply here. In my lab I usually have at least 3 computers, a power supply, a function generator, and a benchtop DMM and sometimes multiples of each of those along with a DC load and some other equipment on with the scope(s) (I have 3 workstations) so I have never really noticed how noisy my SDS1104X-E is. So I just compared it with the other two scopes in there and it is the quietest of the lot. It makes about the same noise as the little Lenovo X230 I have at my soldering station when its fan is on. From my perspective, it's pretty quiet. --- End quote --- Is there something seriously wrong with your notebook? I wouldn't call the SDS1104X-E noisy by test equipment standards, but those standards are pretty low. I have an X220 beside the scope right now, and the scope completely swamps the notebook. Most of the electronics work I do these days is fairly low power, and pretty much silent. When everything I worked on was high power and really loud I wouldn't have noticed a scope like this at all. |
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