Massimiliano F.

The new triggers are enabled by owning any other Signalvu-PC license (SVM, SVP, EMCVu, etc.).
Otherwise, new trigger are not available only in default Signalvu-PC installation.

Hi Adrian, it's not possible to share the OS Image outside Tektronix.<br> The RSA will need to be Serviced by us for restoringwith the original Windows 10 version provided by Tek.<br> No other Windows 10 version can be installed, they won't work.

I see the problem, but only unusual thing is that Notepad++ finds ANSI as encoding in your file, while other CSV I saved from DMM have UTF-8.
Might be an issue with USB Drive, have you tried another one?

Can you save and share the setup file of the DMM6500?
from Menu - save setup - create - save in the USB. it does create a TSP file with all the settings.

could you upload one of these CSV files?
what is the FW version on the DMM6500?

Hello Michele,

I don't have a clear understanding of the setup and the spikes you observe.
we can follow-up via email: massimiliano.fiaschetti@tektronix.com

At the best of my knowledge, such high current can be measured with Current Transducers, not normal Oscilloscope Current Probes,
We do not yet support these types of devices.

I connected a TDP1000 to a MSO58B and I get 1 GHz bandwidth on both probe range (4.2 and 42 V).
I can't see 650 MHz in no condition.
Only selecting MSO58B lower vertical scale will necessarily limits the bandwidth to 250 MHz.

Hi Jeremy,
the specs refer to the amplitude of a input signal, with a Signal-to-Noise ratio > 40 dB.
it is not referred to the noise floor, which is the one affected by the step in EMCVu.

 

I am afraid that there are not repair guides or Tek-Fellows around.
T935A was produced and serviced between 1978 and 1990.

all available info and documentations are posted here: T935 - TekWiki (w140.com)
 

The AFG1062 does not have a Trigger Output, therefore it can't trigger another device/instrument.
sharing the 10 MHz reference is not enough for synchronization.
NI PXI 1066DC will acquire asynchronously.