I made up a little black box with three pots on it for all my vector
work.
1k pot on each of the X,Y,Z allows for complete control and should
work nicely for your Z problem because that's the scope i started off
with before moving onto using a dedicated HP display for my vector
stuff.
Oh, yes, you do need the inverter too for the 475, 4069 is it? I
forget, it was just one cmos chip though.
Martin.
Guddler's Domain
http://www.guddler.co.uk
On 10 Feb 2007, at 18:09, Matt Rossiter wrote:
> I'm using a Tektronix 475 Oscilloscope and, of course, I use XY
> mode for
> testing to see if the X and Y signals look good on the screen.
> There is
> an external Z axis channel in the back, but I've never gotten it
> completely to work. Someone once told me that I need to use an
> inverter
> to invert the signal into the probe - which sort of works, but I
> still see
> the vector retrace lines. Is it possible to completely blank out
> the Z
> signals so that the picture looks the way it's supposed to?
>
> Thanks
>
> Matt
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