RIGOL DG1000Z Series - Manual (Page 60)

RIGOL
16 DG1000Z Quick Guide
Basic Operations
To Output Basic Waveform
DG1000Z can output basic waveforms (Sine, Square, Ramp, Pulse and Noise) from
one of the channels separately or from the two channels at the same time. This
section introduces how to output a sine waveform (Frequency: 20kHz, Amplitude:
2.5Vpp, DC Offset: 500mV
DC
, Start Phase: 90°) from the [CH1] connector.
1. To select output channel
Press CH1|CH2 to select CH1. Now the boarder of the channel status bar is
displayed in yellow.
2. To select the Sine
Press Sine to select the sine waveform. The backlight goes on and the
corresponding menu is displayed in the right of the screen.
3. To set the frequency/period
Press Freq/Period to highlight “Freq”, and then use the numeric keyboard to
input 20. Then select kHz from the pop-up menu.
 The frequency ranges from 1μHz to 60MHz.
 The frequency units available are MHz, kHz, Hz, mHz and μHz.
 Press this softkey again to switch to period setting.
 The period units available are sec, msec, μsec and nsec.
4. To set the amplitude
Press Ampl/HiLevel to highlight “Ampl”, and use the numeric keyboard to
input 2.5. Then, select Vpp from the pop-up menu.
 The amplitude range is limited by the impedance and frequency/period.
 The amplitude units available are Vpp, mVpp, Vrms, mVrms and dBm (dBm
is only valid when the setting in Utility  Channel Set  Output Set 
Imped is not HighZ).
 Press this softkey again to switch to high level setting.
 The high level units available are V and mV.
5. To set the offset
Press Offset/LoLevel to highlight “Offset”, and then use the numeric keyboard
to input 500. Then, select mV
DC
from the pop-up menu.
 The range of the offset is limited by the impedance and frequency/period.
 The DC offset voltage units available are V
DC
and mV
DC
.
 Press this softkey again to switch to low level setting. The low level must be
lower than the high level at least 1mV (when the output impedance is 50Ω).
 The low level units available are V and mV.