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Mini DS203 OSC Manual Copyright reserved by elechouse
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Intro
DS203 V2.6 is a pocket size 4 channel digital Oscilloscope for common electronic engineering tasks. It's based on ARM cortex M3 (STM32F103VCT6) 32 bits platform, providing 72MS/s sampling rate with integrated FPGA and high speed ADC. Internal 2MB USB disk could be used to store waveform, user application and upgrade firmware. Due to the palm size and handy performance, it fits in-field diagnosis, quick measurement, hobbyist projects and wherever convenience matters. Scheme and source files are also open for re-innovating. Features
Portable and lightweight Color display Waveform storage and playback Two 72MS/s analog channels, plus two digital channels Firmware upgradable 4 programmable space for user application program Open Source
Specification Display
Full Color 3" TFT LCD 400 X 240
Input channel
Analog: CH(A)\CH(B) Digital: CH(C)\CH(D)
Max sample rate
72MS/s, 8bit
Sample memory depth
4096 Points for each channel
Vertical Scale
20mV-10V/div(xl probe)
Vertical resolution
8 bit
Horizontal sensitivity
0.1uS/Div ~ lS/Div
Horizontal position
Adjustable
Input coupling
AC/DC
Input impedance
>800KΩ
Max input voltage
80Vpp(xl probe)
Trigger type
Auto, Normal, Single, SCAN, None
Trigger source
CH1/CH2/EXT
Signal generator
Sine/Triangle/Saw/Square,lOHz-20K Hz
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Storage
Internal 2MB USB disk, BM P, DAT file
Auto measure
Max, Min, Vbt, FPS, Vpp, Vdc, RMS
Sampling mode
Real time
Dimension
98 * 60 * 14.5 (mm)
Weight
80g (without battery)
Accessories within Pack
2 mcx oscilloscope probe/battery
Basic Operation Install the battery
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1. Push the back cover toward the Mini USB port direction. 2. Lift the back cover 3. Install the battery Operation Overview
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Buttons
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There are 2 navigators and 4 buttons on DS203 Navigator A The Navigator A is used to select/change the submenu of menu. Action "Press" Navigate in the sub-menus, While Action "Pull/ Push" changes the setting of a sub-menu (ref. menu). For example, when selecting the menu: CHA Control, with Navigator B (ref. Navigator B), Action "Pull/ Push" of Navigator A changes the setting of sub-menu1, from "CH (A)"to "HIDE". While action "Press" changes selected sub-menu, making the blink area jump to next item: DC (or AC), Still, Action "Pull/ Push" changes the setting of this sub-menu. Action "Press" of Navigator A changes the submenu of CHA Control menu as follows: Show mode (CH (A)/HIDE) -> Couple mode (AC/DC-) -> Vol sensitivity (50mV-l0V) -> YPOS Select mode. Navigator B Navigator B is used to navigate in the main menu (ref. table l), Action "Press" of Navigator B changes menus from menu Group1 to Group2 (ref. menu) and vice versa; While action “Pull/Push" changes the main menu within a Group. Run/Hold The Run/Hold is used to control working state of DS203: Working or Pause Calibrate A standard voltmeter and an adjustable voltage source is needed for calibrating the Quad. In working state, when the menu CHA Control or CHB Control is selected, pressing the Calibrate button making the Quad enter the calibration status: 1. Connect the standard voltmeter and DS203 in parallel. Input the voltage from the adjustable voltage source to both voltmeter and DS203. 2. There will some prompt in the first column, eg. "Please connect CH_A input to GND". Input voltage to DS203 as the prompt. Adjust the value to make it the same as the standard voltmeter, with Navigator A. And select different range and calibrate item with action "Press" and "Pull/Push" of Navigator B.
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3. When cursor is at the bottom, select the exit mode with Navigator A, and press the calibrate button to exit the calibration status. More calibration information will be supplied in latter pages. Preset This button is used to save your setting when using the DS203. With this function, you don't need to configure your DS203 every time you power it. For example, configure the signal generator as Square, 10kHz, and then press the Preset Button. You would find the signal generator the same as your last configuration. Save Wave Connect DS203 to PC via USB cable. Switch on the device, and then you will find it in your PC.
In order to save the wave in DS203, Template of .bmp files or .dat files must be stored into DS203 first. You can download the template: http://www.elechouse.com /elechouse/images/product/DS203/save_wave_tem.rar
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Navigate to storage menu with Navigator B. While you get Save File option, you can select the action (Save File/Load File) you want to do via Navigator A. Press Navigator A to select the file name and file format (.dat or .bmp), then press the "Save Wave" button, the wave in DS203 will be stored as the format you set.
Menu
The main menu of DS203 can be defined as 2 groups: Group 1: Menus to define user's action. Include: 8
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Menu Name:
Optional State:
CHA Control
CH(A)/HIDE
CHB Control
CH(B)/HIDE
CHC Control
CH(C)/HIDE
CHD Control
CH(D) / (A+B) / (A-B) / (C&D) / (CID) / (FILE_X)
Sync. Mode
AUTO/NORM/SINGL/NONE/SCAN
Output Mode
SINE /Triang/ Saw / Square
Trigg Mode
Trigg (Note l)
Diff between ref v1 & v2
V
Storage Manu
(Note 2)
Diff between ref T2 &T2 Back Light Control
T B.L
Voice Control
Vol
Note: 1. The color in DSO Quod v2.6 represents each channel (blue for CH(A). yellow for CH(B). purple for CH(C) and cyan for CH(D)) 2. Storage Menu is at the bottom of DS203. It shows only when selected Group2: Menus to show user the measure result
These menus could be a quick tool to check the signal characteristics and can be changed with Navigator A as users want (Ref. Navigator A). These characteristics include: Max, Min, Vbt, FPS, Vpp, Vdc, RMS. Menu Operation
CHA/CHB/CHC/CHD Control There are 4 input channels in DS203. CHA and CHB are analog inputs while the CHC and CHD are digital inputs (Table 2). Select CHA or CHB with Navigator B, Both CHA and CHB have submenus as 9
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Submenu
Function
Show mode
Show or hide related input channel
Couple mode
AC couple or DC couple
Vol sensitivity
Vol sensitivity adjust(50mV-l0V)
YPOS adjust mode
YPOS adjust
Navigate the submenus with action "press" of Navigator A, and adjust the setting with action "Pull/Push". Digital input channel CHC is a digital input channel, it only has two submenus: Show mode and YPOS adjust Mode.Digital Digital input channel CHD has something different. It can be set to math inputs (Table2). It has sub-menus as Submenu
Function
Show mode
HIDE / CH(D) / (A+B) / (A-B) / (C&D) / (C|D) / ( FILE_X)
YPOS adjust mode
YPos adjust
The results of A+B, A-B, C&D and C|D, can be set as the inputs of channel D. With this function, it is convenient for the user to observe and analyze the signal of each channel. Besides, the FILE_X can be used as the input when recalling data from .DAT file (Ref. store and Recall). Syn. Mode AUTO: Always refresh display, synchronize when triggered. Norm: Display synchronized waveform when triggered, blank if not triggering Single: Display triggered waveform and hold, blank before triggering. Scan: Repeatedly sweep waveform from screen left to right. None: Refresh unsynchronized waveform ignoring triggering. Mode
Trigger
Display
Synchronization
Application
AUTO
Yes
Always
Yes
General use
Norm
Yes
Triggered
Yes
Periodic signals
SING
Yes
Triggered
Auto-hold
Random pulse
Scan
No
Always
No
Monitoring
None
No
Always
No
Unsynchronized
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This menu also has a submenu of Horizontal sensitivity, From O.1s/div t0 1s/div. And a submenu of XPOS, Each "div" means a grid unit of the screen. You can view the full sampling buffer of a channel with the action "Push/Pull" of Navigator A. Output Mode There are two signal generator sources in the DS203, Digital source and analog source. The digital source outputs duty ratio is adjustable from 1% to 99% square wave, and frequency from 10HZ to 8MHZ. The analog outputs wave forms include: Sine wave, Triangle wave, Saw wave. Frequency form 10HZ to 20KHZ. This menu has a sub-menu as Sub-menu Output wave Frequency
Function Output wave select Set the frequency of output
Trigger Mode There are 8 trigger modes Trigger Mode
Trigger Condition
I
Falling edge of threshold
F
Rising edge of threshold
vt
Voltage lower than threshold
TL TH
T(Ref. Time Measure) Low level pulse width longer than T High level pulse width shorter than T High level pulse width longer than T
Navigate to the THRESHOL to adjust the Trigger threshold. Also, the different color of this menu represents which channel is the current trigger source, Please refer to Note 1. Voltage Measure The V menu shows user the D-value of V1 and V2. It have submenu of V1 and V2. Adjust V1 line and V2 line, with Navigator A, and the V will show you the D-value between them. Store and Recall 11
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Waveform could be saved to the internal 2MB USB disk, with.bmp or .dat files, and then recalled as the user want. Save waveform as .bmp: 1. Copy the Filexxx.BM P to the 2M USB disk, rename the xxx as 000, 001, 002_ 2. Navigate to the save menu, select "Save file", "xxx (the one you select to use)" and ".BMP" 3. Push button "Save wave" (The forth button on DS203) 4. Reset the DS203, you will see the saved BMP in your USB disk. Save and recall .DAT 1.
Copy the Filexxx. DAT to the 2M USB disk, rename the xxx as 000, 001, 002……
2. Navigate to the save menu, select "Save file", "xxx(the one you select to use)" and ".dat" 3. Press button "Save wave" to store the data into .dat file. 4. In order to recall the data you stored in the USB disk, first navigate to the save menu, select the "load file""xxx(the one you want to recall)"and ".dat", and then press the button "Save Wave". 5. Navigate to the CHD, select the show mode as File_x(the data in which channel you stored ), and, you can get the recalled waveform. Time Measure The T menu shows user the D-value of T1 and T2. It have submenu of T1 and T2. Adjust T1 line and T2 line, with Navigator A and the T will show you the D-value between them. B.L& Vol B.L (backlight) and Vol can also be adjusted by Navigator A, Reducing the B.L and Vol make benefits to your battery duration. Measurement
These menus in menu group 2 are for auto-measurement. There are 9 menus in this group (ref.Figure1. Menu Group2). Users can set these 9 menus as they need. There are 7 parameters can be observed for channel A/B/C: Parameter to measure
meaning
Max
Max value of input (CHA/B/C) 12
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Min
Min value of input (CHA/B/C)
Vbt
Voltage of battry(common)
FPS
Frames per second(common)
Vpp
Vpp of input (CHA/B/C)
Vdc
Mean value of input(CHA/B/C)
RMS
Effective value of input(CHA/B/C)
Also, different color represents different channel. And, because the Vbt and FPS is common for all the channels, the back color of them is white. Firmware Upgrade
Firmware can be downloaded via this link: http://www.elechouse.com /elechouse/images/product/DS203/ DS203_firmware.rar Installation into the DS203 are shown as follows: 1. CFG_FPGA.ADR + VxxxFPGA.bin. The two files for FPGA logic, you need to install the .ADR file and then the .bin file. 2.
logo_00B.ADR + logo_001.bin. The logo files, you need to install the .ADR file and then the .bin file.
3.
APP_Bxxx.hex, the app firmware.
4.
SYS_Bxxx.hex, the sys firmware.
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The firmware of DS203 is upgradable via USB as following steps: 1. Connecting DS203 via mini USB cable to PC, Power up the DS203 while pressing ">||", you will see a virtue USB disk added on your PC and the screen of DS203 will display words “Device Firmware Upgrade Vx.xx”, “Please Copy .Hex/.Bin file to DFU virtual USB disk.”. 2. If you want to update App or Sys, copy APP_xxx.hex or SYS_xxx.hex into the USB disk. Note that only one file can be copied each time. The USB disk will auto-reset, the disk window will automatically be closed, and the file name will be changed to APP_xxx.rdy or SYS_xxx.rdy. 3. If you want to update the logo or logic in FPGA, You should first copy the logo/FPGA.ADR file into the USB disk. After the Auto-reset, the file name changes to logo/FPGA.SET. Then, copy the logo/FPGA.bin into the disk, After the Auto-reset, the file name changes to logo/FPGA.rdy. 4. Reset the DS203, the upgrade process is finished For example, you want to update the APP firmware to v2.35 to correct the calibration error, you just need to update the app to 2.35, as there is no update in the sys firmware. You should do as follows: 1. Download the APP2.35 zip from web. 2. Unzip it, you would see APP_B235.hex. 3. Connect the Quad to PC via USB, and power it with the ">||" been pressed. The screen of DS203 will display words “Device Firmware Upgrade Vx.xx”, “Please Copy .Hex/.Bin file to DFU virtual USB disk.” And you can see a virtual disk added on your PC. 4. Copy the App_B235 to the virtual disk. The virtual disk window will automatically close and change the file name to: APP_B235.RDY, it means the upgrade is successful. 5. Reset (Restart) DS203 and the upgrade is done. Calibrate the Quad as shown in the Calibrate catalogue below in this document. 14
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The issue right now in your DS203 can be seen on the screen when you power it on. Design your own logo Logo files are included in the firmware package. You can download via the link above. When you want to change the logo displayed on the screen, you may do it as follows: 1. Design your logo. The logo you designed should be a picture saved as “xxx_logo.bmp” (note the formate should be bmp and the name of the logo should be 8 characters including the “_”), and the picture should be 16 colors and in size of 64x256.The logo picture should be 8.11kB. 2. Then change the document style of the picture (namely the suffix) from “.bmp” into “.bin”. 3. Connect the Quad to PC via USB, and power it with the ">||" been pressed. The screen of DS203 will display words “Device Firmware Upgrade Vx.xx”, “Please Copy .Hex/.Bin file to DFU virtual USB disk.” And you can see a virtual disk added on your PC. 4. Copy the LOGO_00B.ADR that you downloaded into the Virtual disk. It will reset automatically and change the name into LOGO_00B.SET which means that you can put in logo file now. 5. Copy the “xxx_logo.bin” into the Virtual disk. It again will reset automatically and change the logo name into “xxx_logo.rdy” and the “LOGO_00B.ADR” into “LOGO_00B.USE” which means the logo is loaded successfully. 6. Reset (restart) DS203, you can see your logo on it, as picture below shows.
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Calibrate Calibrate the probe
When you first receive your DS203 or after a long time using, you may need to calibrate your DS203. Step1: Open the back cover, and you will see 6 adjustable capacitors.
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Step2: Connect the wave out to CHA or CHB, set the wave output: square 10Khz, and the CHA or CHB DC couple, 0.5V/div, trigger mode: auto, and 50us Step3: adjust the A1 and A2, to calibrate the CHA, B1 and B2 to calibrate CHB. To make the wave as good as you can: After calibration:
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Calibrate the DS203 (for app2.35 or above)
If you update your App to app2.35, you might need to do this calibration. A standard voltmeter and an adjustable voltage source are needed for calibrating the DS203. In working state, when the main menu CH (A) was selected, pressing the calibrate button about 2s to begin the calibration of CH (A). While main menu CH (B) was selected, pressing the calibrate button about 2s to begin the calibration of CH (B). 1. Connect the probe to ground. And, adjust the Cell “ZERO”—“50mv” to 0.00 with Navigator A. Then, press down the Navigator A to jump to the cell “DIFF”-“50mv”. Adjust this cell to 0.00(-1 or +1 can be acceptable too). Press down the Navigator A, the cursor jumps back to cell “ZERO”—“50mv”, make sure the 2 cells are 0.00(or +1 ,-1). 2. With the probe grounded. Jump to the 0.1v row with Navigator B. Adjust the cell “ZERO”-“0.1V” to 0.00. DO NOT adjust the “DIFF”-“0.1V” now, as it can not be adjusted. 3. Repeat the above operation. Now, the result should be (probe ground): CHA 50mv 0.1v 0.2v 0.5v 1v 2v 5v 10v
ZERO 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
DIFF 0.00(or +1,-1) --------------18
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4. Press the Navigator B to jump to the “voltage” line, Set the voltage source to 250mv-300mv as the prompt (you can measure the voltage with a voltmeter to get the voltage precisely), connect it to the DSO channel you are calibrating, and adjust the “voltage” to the voltage you measured. For example, if your source was 290mv, adjust the cell”voltage”-“50mv” to 290mv. Push/pull the Navigator B to jump to the other row. 5. For the other row, repeat the operation as the prompt. For example, my voltage source for all the row was: 300mv, 600mv, 1.2v, 3v, 6v, 10v, 10v, 10v (I do not have a voltage source of 30v and 60v, so ,I use 10v for the row 5v and row 10v) . CHA 50mv 0.1v 0.2v 0.5v 1v 2v 5v 10v
ZERO 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
DIFF 0.00(or +1,-1) ---------------
Voltage 300mv 600mv 1.2v 3.00v 6.00v 10.00v 10.00v 10.00v
6. After all this have been done, push the Navigator B to the exit mode. There are 3 models: exit without calibration/exit with calibration/exit with restore defaults. Select the “exit with calibration” with Navigator A. And then press the calibrate button. 7. The DS203 shows “Save the calibration data” means you have done the calibration successfully. Assemble Step 1
Split the EVA sheet into two, stick one on the back of decorative aluminum board, and attach the other one to the surface of the shell to protect the LCD screen.
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Step 2
Note the direction when attaching it, a notch there for the square hole can help you. It is only when you finish the sticking that you can tear up the protection paper for the back-adhesive paper.
Step 3
When approaching the glass to the top shell, do not tear up the protection film and prevent dust during the installation process.
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Step 4
Stick the decorative aluminum board on the battery shell.
Step 5
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Step 6
Stick the EVA adhesive sheet on the battery shield.
Step 7
Install the battery shield
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Step 8
Install the keys
Step 9
Install the main board in the bottom shell
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Step 10
Install the main board in the bottom shell
Step 11
Install the surface shell
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Step 12
Install the surface shell
Step 13
Install the battery
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Step 14
Install the battery shield
Technique Information Please note: schematic diagram is attached on the page.
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Disclaimer and Revisions 27
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The information in this document may change without notice. Revision History Rev. A
Date May. 22nd, 2011
Author Wilson Shen
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8 nPD 26 36 35 2V8 46 33 28 15 48 31 30 13 9 VDDA
6 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 14
22K
3K3
74HC4052PW
R20
C_SO
Option
D5
R39
BT0 RST RX TX
Bx0 V+
C18 105 12K R30
Cdone
Mode
8
R16
R31 12K
2 3 1 4 12 16 27 29 32 34 45 10 11
11K
100 CKB 99 BQ7 97 BQ6 96 BQ5 95 BQ4 94 BQ3 93 BQ2 91 BQ0 90 BQ1 89 87 AQ3 86 AQ4 85 AQ6 83 AQ7 82 AQ5 81 CKA 80 AQ1 79 AQ0 78 AQ2 74
0.5V
1K1 R36
3K3
22K 10p
C73 33pF
CN3 Cin
R41
CTr
U6
C17 105
11 14 15 13 3 2 5 4
X0 X3 Gnd X1 CS X2 B X A Y V- Y2 V+ Y1 Y0 Y3
Ai
BQ7 BQ6 BQ5 BQ4 BQ3 BQ2 BQ1 BQ0 CKB
7
12 8 6 9 Bx0 10 Bx1 7 16 1
R25
1
1K1
5
C10
27K
U2B OPA2354
12 8 6 9 Bx5 10 Bx2 7 16 1
U17 OPA354
C19 105
U16
X3 X0 X1 Gnd X2 CS X B Y A Y2 VY1 V+ Y3 Y0
4 R27 3
5
R2A 180K
6
11 14 15 13 3 2 5 4
10p
R12 R4
U4
R33 #51R
V+
R29 12K
74HC4052PW
12K
C6A 5/30pF
V1
R22
C12
R14
4 5 2 3 13 15 14 11
Y0 Y3 V+ Y1 V- Y2 A Y B X CS X2 Gnd X1 X0 X3
12K
5K1
22K
4 -3V
1 16 7 10 Ax1 9 Ax0 6 8 12
74HC4052PW
5K1
OPA2354
2 R4A
1K1 R62
27K
3K
R18 R10
1R8
U5 1 16 7 10 Ax2 9 Ax5 6 8 12
Y3 Y0 Y1 V+ Y2 VY A X B X2 CS X1 Gnd X3 X0
R21
22K
271
U2A 3K
101
C8
620K R2
10p
R9
27K
C8A
3/10pF C4A
AC2 S2 CPC1017
3
10V
180K
105/100V C2
1 R7
OPA2354
C11
R17
R6A 4K7
C2A 5/30pF
CN2
U1A
3
10V
4K7 R5A
R6 3K3
Bin
2
-3V
U3
10p
R13
V+
4 5 2 3 13 15 14 11
C9
R11 -3V
12K
L2 FB
R19
R3A
271
C7A 101
3K3 R5
L1 FB
R3
3K
C1A 5/30pF
7
3K
C7
U1B 27K
C5A 5/30pF
R15
OPA2354
6
R23 1K1
V+
5
0.5V
180K
12K
C3A 3/10pF
CN1 Ain
R1A
Ax0
4
R1 620K C1 105/100V
R35
1K1
180K
R63
Bi
S3 CPC1017 1K1
8
S1 CPC1017 AC1
DS203V2.6_SCH
64 H/L 15 MCO 24 CTr 25 DTr 3 4 9 8 7 26 21 19 18 16 13 12 10 2 nPD 73 76 5 17 23 32 39 47 55 70 84 98