Functional check – Teledyne LeCroy HFP2500 User Manual

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HFP2500 High Frequency Probe

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5. Select the channel to which the probe is connected. Set the oscilloscope scale factor to

20mV/div.

6. Disconnect the ProBus Extender Cable from the oscilloscope. Verify that the scale factor

changes from 20 mV/div to 2 mV/div.

7. Re-connect the ProBus extender Cable to the oscilloscope.

The warranted characteristics of the HFP2500 are valid at any temperature within the
Environmental Characteristics listed in the Specifications. However, some of the other test
equipment used to verify the performance may have environmental limitations required to meet
the accuracy needed for the procedure. Make sure that the ambient conditions meet the
requirements of all the test instruments used in his procedure.

NOTE: The correct operation of the HFP2500 controls requires software version 8.7.0 or higher on
LC series scopes. The software version in the test oscilloscope can be verified by pushing SCOPE
STATUS, then selecting the System menu option.

Functional Check

The functional check will verify the basic operation of the probe functions. It is recommended the
Functional Check be performed prior to the Performance Verification Procedure.

1. Return to the factory default settings by:

a. Pressing the oscilloscope’s front panel PANELS button.

b. From the Menu buttons press FROM DEFAULT SETUP.

2. Select Channel 1 and enter the Coupling menu.

3. Verify that Probe sensed (HFP2500) is displayed on the right hand menu.

4. If the trace colors have been reassigned or you are unsure, restore the default colors by

pressing the following menus: DISPLAY, More Display Setup, Color Scheme and in the Color
Scheme menu press 1.

5. Verify that the probe head LED shows basically the same color as the channel 1 trace color.

6. Disconnect the probe from channel 1 and connect respectively to channel 2, 3 and 4.

7. Verify that in each case the LED color corresponds to the trace color of the channel to which

the probe is connected.

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