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Post time 2020-9-7 04:59:50 | Show all posts Reply Awards |Descending |Read mode
Edited by Mikhail at 2020-9-7 05:09

Hello,

I have just bought a new Hantek DSO5102P oscilloscope. I realized the showed on the screen trigger level in EDGE mode is not equal to the real trigger level.

I can reproduce the issue:
- default setup
- warm-up the oscilloscope (30 min)
- make the self-calibration
- connect the probe tip channel 1 to the PROBE COMP connectors
- make setup as in the picture


The real trigger level in this picture is about 1.00 V, but the showed trigger level is 1.50V.


Additional oscilloscope information:




My questions:
1. Can it be a hardware problem in my oscilloscope?
2. Is it a firmware problem? (maybe the issue has been already fixed in the late versions, but I cannot upgrade the firmware because I will take the oscilloscope back if it is a hardware problem)
3. Maybe I do not understand the issue,and the situation is normal (but it is very uncomfortable for using)

Thanks in advance for your answers.





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1.5 V - showed trigger level.

Real trigger level is 1.0 V:


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Oleg10011001 replied at 2020-9-12 05:52
В осциллографе Hantek DSO5202BM похожая ситуация при синхрони ...

I realized that it depends on the vertical position of the channel. The issue can be on a rising and falling edge depend on the vertical position tuning.

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