Hi!. Today I've reincarnated an old "Osciloskop MA 4060" oscilloscope with vacum tubes. As far I can see I can tell that it is working, got a stable `dot`.
It has 2 inputs by N-female connectors one for X and one for Y. When I connect a signal (doesn't matter the type just to be AC) to X-Input which has for example 5Hz I see a dot that goes left and right 5 times a second. Same happens when I connect the signal to the Y-Input but the dot goes up and down.
My question is, how do I need to connect the signal so that I can see it in `real mode`. I mean if I connect a sine wave signal to it, I want actually to see the wave on it. I assume that I'm missing the time base or some time factor ...
Thanks in advance !
It has 2 inputs by N-female connectors one for X and one for Y. When I connect a signal (doesn't matter the type just to be AC) to X-Input which has for example 5Hz I see a dot that goes left and right 5 times a second. Same happens when I connect the signal to the Y-Input but the dot goes up and down.
My question is, how do I need to connect the signal so that I can see it in `real mode`. I mean if I connect a sine wave signal to it, I want actually to see the wave on it. I assume that I'm missing the time base or some time factor ...
Thanks in advance !