You can configure the setup of an oscilloscope using two options: Auto setup and Default setup.
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Default setup—Returns the device to the default configuration.
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Auto setup—Enables all channels and automatically configures device settings.
Settings Changed by Auto Setup
Setting an oscilloscope to Auto setup changes the following settings:
| General Settings |
Value |
| Acquisition Mode |
Normal |
| Reference Clock |
Internal |
| Vertical Settings |
Value |
| Vertical Coupling |
Unchanged by Auto Setup. |
| Vertical Bandwidth |
Full |
| Vertical Range |
Changed by Auto Setup.[1] |
| Vertical Offset |
0 V |
| Probe Attenuation |
Unchanged by Auto Setup. |
| Input Impedance |
Unchanged by Auto Setup. |
| Horizontal Settings |
Value |
| Sample Rate |
Changed by Auto Setup.[1] |
| Min Record Length |
Changed by Auto Setup.[1] |
| Enforce Realtime |
True |
| Number of Records |
1 |
| Triggering Settings |
Value |
| Trigger Type |
Edge if signal present, otherwise immediate. |
| Trigger Channel |
Lowest numbered channel with a signal present. |
| Trigger Slope |
Positive |
| Trigger Coupling |
DC |
| Reference Position |
50% |
| Trigger Level |
50% of signal on trigger channel. |
| Trigger Delay |
0 |
| Trigger Holdoff |
0 |
| Trigger Output |
None |