Does this osciloscope has the funtion that enables the user to chose the channel measurement between DC and CC, cause sometimes you need a signal with an offset, and sometimes you need to measure the Vx on a component X, in DC and AC, does this...
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If you are asking if it has the ability to measure AC with a DC offset, then yes. You can choose to filter out the DC component (leaving only the AC wave form voltage difference), or keep it in, leaving the AC waveform elevated over ground with the appropriate DC voltage difference. This is what I believe you are looking to do. The company offers a copy of the software on their site which you can use in a demo mode to see the interface you will be working with. Somewhat related, you can also generate an AC waveform with a DC offset.
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No. This is a fine meter which is more at home in the power distribution area than in the audio and RF signal strength area. Its lowest voltage scales are designed for 1 to 400V for both AC and DC. It's a good meter for its intended use which does not include micro and millivolt volt measurements. Input impedance circuits in meters like this are too low to measure millivolt size signals,
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If you mean where two wires are switched between corresponding pins, from one end to the other, I believe it will show an error on those wires. It appears it only shows good if you are 1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc. I made up network cables through my house and one would not work. Borrowed one of these testers from a friend and discovered that I had two wires swapped. Fixed it and ordered myself a unit that day. The coax ends are BNC so I bought two BNC to F, and BNC to RCA, adapters. Great unit for the price.
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I would like. To understand the question in more further detail what the unit does is make a digital signal to analog. If you don't have a digital receiver hope that answers your question. If it doesn't, please trying reworded so I understand it a little better rich
942015
Meggers use VDC. For DC is less distructive. For more indepth explination, I offer this link . . . http://www.transcat.com/technical-reference/newsletters/Insul_Testing_Megger.htm Hope this helps . . .
964563
This footswitch changes channel and effects- the Champ 20 has only one channel - So this footswitch is not going to help you-Mike
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Yes it can. It tells you what channel to tune to. However it's not great reception. Usually staticky.
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I think you are referring to antennas, the cb has a built in swr monitor and the ability to adjust the swr. After connecting your antennas, you can tune them without connecting an external swr meter.
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Yes. When I first got it I wanted to test it out before I committed to a roof install. I put it into the loft area of my house and it picked up a few channels. It worked a lot better when I put it outside (since the higher the better). Note it still requires some tweaking as it isn't perfectly omnidirectional.
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It has a button that reads "Osc" for the oscillation feature on the top of the unit. You just press the button to turn it off and press the same button again to turn it off. It doesn't do a complete turn but it does rotate fully from left to right.
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I believe that you can select a different channel for each of them to operate on. In the description for both it says they are "command one programmable".
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I use it to go RCA to COAX. Directv client can deliver out via RCA and I have coax throughout my house, so I run that signal to two other televisions via the coax. I don't know why it wouldn't go the other way around as indicated in the above post. I thought it was directionally unbiased, but I guess not.
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Though I have not checked it on an oscilloscope, it seems to be in tune with other A440 instruments. It would be utterly bizarre to produce a tuning device that is not the A440 standard unless it were designed to give variable tuning to be used in historical performances (A415, A465, etc.).
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This unit is supposed to convert both SPDIF optical or PCM Coaxial digital, with priority given to SPDIF. Since my Bluray player uses Coaxial, I had to disable SPDIF, therefore I don't know how well it works for non-PCM.
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Yes it does. Press the menu button, on your JVC control. Choose tv setting, then choose setup, the choose CC mode. Set your preference from there. Menu button > tv setting > setup > cc mode
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I'm trying to find out the same thing. It's weird. Mine detects stations that are very faint yet misses some of the major ones with strong signals. So how do I get those major stations?!? Hello Creative Labs: You're missing some obvious features, so plus update so you'll really be the best.
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I think the CC is a funcion of the TV. Since the DVR records before the signal gets to the TV you wouldn't have it on a recorded program. But I would refer you to the manufacturer for your question. Their e-mail address is service@zinnetusa.com . Give them at least 48 hours to respond. Hope that helps!