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DST-i Oscilloscope Software
Instruction Manual
IMPORTANT Product Name: DST-i Oscilloscope Software
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Preface
Preface
Thank you for purchasing "set with an oscilloscope".
Before using this product, read these instructions carefully so that you can use it correctly and safely.
The DST-i oscilloscope software should be the software for (hereinafter referred to as DST-i)
model with an oscilloscope.
DST-i model without an oscilloscope and hardware other than DST-i cannot be used.
An SD memory card (optional) is required to use the DST-i oscilloscope software.
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Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions
This product is intended for the use by a properly trained automotive technician. The following safety
instructions should be adhered to prevent harm to the user and/or the vehicle.
Since a variety of work procedures, technologies, tools, parts, etc. as well as technician’s skill are used and
involved in the diagnosis and maintenance/service of vehicle, various results are predicted and it is
impossible to provide a comprehensive set of advice and safety messages that can cover all cases.
Therefore, it is the responsibility for an automotive technician to have an adequate knowledge of the
diagnosis system. It is also important to perform work appropriately and to ensure your safety and the safety
of those around you, as well as to maintain the safety of the vehicle to be diagnosed and the relevant
devices to perform appropriate diagnosis and maintenance.
The precondition for use of the DST-i is that a user has sufficient knowledge of vehicle diagnostics and the
operation of the DST-i to safely use this product.
This document uses symbols for warnings, cautions, and prohibitions. These symbols and their meanings are as follows.
Please make sure you fully understand the meanings of these symbols before reading the rest of this document.
Indicates an item for which incorrect handling can result in a major

WARNING accident involving death or serious injury.
Indicates an item for which incorrect handling can lead to injury or

CAUTION damage to property. Under certain conditions, more serious
consequences may result.
PROHIBITED Indicates a prohibited method of handling.
MANDATORY Indicates a mandatory method of handling.
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Safety Instructions
WARNING and CAUTION for handling this product
WARNING
Perform diagnostics and repair work according to the precautions included in "For safe
diagnostics".
Reference: Page v For safe diagnostics (Safety Instructions)
Refer to safety instructions and diagnosis procedures for the vehicle to be diagnosed and to those
provided by the manufacturer of devices before using this product, and adhere to those
instructions.
Failure to obey the precautions could result in an accident.
Do not perform any work while the vehicle is being driven.
Doing so could result in an accident.
Route the cable so it does not tangle with the technician or the operation control unit.
Failure to do so could result in an accident.
Always observe the following rules. Failure to do so can result in abnormal heat generation, fire,
explosion, or electric shock.
- Do not disassemble or alter this product.
- Do not connect this product to anything with voltage exceeding the ratings of this product.
- Do not connect the probe to any parts with voltage exceeding the ratings of this product.
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Safety Instructions
CAUTION
Use wheel chocks to block the wheels prior to working on the vehicle.
When working in low visibility areas, for example under the vehicle, always make the vehicle
ignition switch OFF to ensure that the vehicle cannot be moved.
When you start the engine or move the vehicle, make sure everyone is clear of the vehicle.
More than 100 V is generated in the ECU and injector. Be careful not to be shocked by this high
voltage.
Before removing any parts, disconnect the negative battery cable.
Turn the vehicle ignition switch OFF before connecting or disconnecting the connector or the
electric terminal of the vehicle unless otherwise specified.
Failure to do so may cause damage on the vehicle side electric circuit.
Wear safety glasses and protective clothing during work near any rotating parts.
Parts can be thrown out by the rotating engine, resulting in an accident.
Do not remove the radiator cap unless the engine is cool.
Doing so will result in being splashed with high temperature and pressurized engine coolant.
Do not touch high temperature areas such as exhaust system, manifold, engine, radiator, etc. with
bare hands.
Failure to do so may cause a burn injury.
Wear gloves when touching and handling the high-temperature engine and parts.
Do not route the cable of this product over the engine compartment, especially if the engine is
running.
Failure to follow this instruction could result in an accident where the cable and your clothes are caught in
the belt and pulley.
Do not work anywhere that water could come in contact with the equipment.
Do not drop this tool or cause it to have a strong impact.
Do not lift or drag the DST-i by holding the cable connected to the DST-i. Hold the body of the
DST-i when moving or installing it.
Do not apply any load causing stress to the connector connected to this product.
Before use, inspect for foreign material or pin breakage in each connector of this product.
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Safety Instructions
For safe diagnostics
Do not place any metal tools on the battery.
Do not create any sparks near the battery.

Failure to do so may cause ignition of battery gas.
Keep a lit cigarettes, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources away from the vehicle and
the battery.
Be sure to turn the ignition switch OFF, turn the headlight and other accessories OFF before
disconnecting the negative battery cable.
Remove personal accessories such as rings, bracelets and watches prior to working near the
battery.
Technicians handling the battery and technicians near the battery must wear safety glasses and
protective gloves.
If splashed with battery fluid, wash the effected area with soapy water for 10 minutes, then
proceed to a medical facility for further treatment.
Do not rub or touch your eye directly while work near the battery.
Failure to do so may cause a burn injury on your eye and skin from the battery fluid.
Do not allow connection between the "+" and "-" of the battery terminals with jumper cable/wire or
a tool.
Do not ground an electric terminal that is or may be a part of the electric system.
Failure to do so may cause the damage of vehicle side electric circuit.
Make sure the working area has exhaust gas ventilation or is well ventilated to prevent exhaust
gas poisoning.
The engine exhaust gas contains odorless lethal gas, which may cause death or severe illness due to
breathing the exhaust.
Do not use this product in an environment that accumulates explosive vapor, such as an
underground location or a closed room.
Do not smoke, strike a match or use a lighter during work.
Failure to do so may cause ignition of battery gas or explosive gas.
Do not use a flammable spray or a flushing spray during usage of the DST-i.
Have a fire extinguisher capable of extinguishing a gasoline, chemical or electrical fir in case of an
accidental fire.
All technicians must wear safety glasses and protective clothing.
Fuel, oil vapor, high temperature vapor, poisonous emission gas, acid, refrigerant and other foreign
substances may be emitted due to failure and malfunction of the vehicle system.
When connecting or disconnecting the oscilloscope probe or ground cable to this product, ensure
correct orientation of the connector and gently insert it.
If the connector is connected in the wrong orientation, inserted or pulled out at the wrong angle, there is a
risk of damaging the connector terminal and this may cause the DST-i to malfunction.
Do not pull on the cable, hold on the connector section to disconnect the cable.
Pulling on the cord section can break the wires in the cable.
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Table of contents
Table of contents
1 Before Use
1-1 Basic operation ..................................................................................................................................... 1
1-2 Starting.................................................................................................................................................. 1
1-3 Ending................................................................................................................................................... 7
2 Functions of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

2-1 Functions .............................................................................................................................................. 8
Waveform observation functions ............................................................................................................. 9
Long duration data measurement functions ............................................................................................ 9
3 Operation of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

3-1 Waveform observation ........................................................................................................................ 10
Screen configuration ............................................................................................................................. 10
Stopping/Starting ................................................................................................................................... 11
Time range setting................................................................................................................................. 12
Setting the channel (waveform display/non-display switching, ground position)................................... 13
Voltage range setting............................................................................................................................. 14
Trigger setting ....................................................................................................................................... 15
3-2 Long duration data measurement ....................................................................................................... 18
Long duration data measurement flow .................................................................................................. 18
Screen configuration ............................................................................................................................. 18
Trigger mode setting ............................................................................................................................. 19
Time range setting................................................................................................................................. 20
Setting the channel (waveform display/non-display switching, ground position)................................... 21
Voltage range setting............................................................................................................................. 22
Setting conditions for recording long duration data measurement ........................................................ 23
Start recording ....................................................................................................................................... 25
<To record without a start trigger>..................................................................................................... 25
<To record with a start trigger>.......................................................................................................... 26
Stop recording ....................................................................................................................................... 29
3-3 Saving data ......................................................................................................................................... 30
3-4 Retrieving data.................................................................................................................................... 34
3-5 Deleting data....................................................................................................................................... 40
3-6 Zero point correction ........................................................................................................................... 45
3-7 Save confirmation message display/non-display setting .................................................................... 47
3-8 Termination of the oscilloscope........................................................................................................... 49
4 Troubleshooting
4-1 If the screen freezes while using......................................................................................................... 50
4-2 If the system message is displayed .................................................................................................... 50
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1 Before Use
1 Before Use
1-1 Basic operation
The DST-i has six operation buttons.
Up button
Left button
Right button
Down button
Guidance area B button A button

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The function of each button varies depending on the screen.

In the lower portion of the screen is a guidance area explaining how to operate the system.
Operate using the information displayed in the guidance area.
1-2 Starting
1. Insert an SD memory card installed with DST-i oscilloscope software to the DST-i unit.
NOTE
Refer to the "Instruction manual for DST-i hardware with oscilloscope" for the details of the SD
memory card.
Refer to the following download site for how to install DST-i oscilloscope software.
http://www.ds3.denso.co.jp/dst-i/setup/
Compatible cards
Notch to be on SD SDHC
the right side
Confirm the logo mark of

the card.
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1 Before Use
2. Connect cables used for oscilloscope functions to DST-i.
NOTE
Refer to the "Instruction manual for DST-i hardware with oscilloscope" for how to connect
cables.
When using the DST-i oscilloscope software, do not use the AC/DC adapter.
Otherwise, the correct value is not measured.
Cap
The tip of the probe can be removed.
Tip of the probe
Ch1 Ch2
Oscilloscope probe Do not use the AC/DC adapter.
Connect the oscilloscope probe to Ch1 or Ch2.

The probe can be connected to both Ch1 and Ch2.
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Connect to vehicle ground
Connect when the waveform is unstable due to electronic noise.

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<Optional products>
Ch1 Ch2
About the guides
<DST-i side> <4-channel adapter side>
4-channel adapter
Guide (male) Guide (female)
Line up the male and female portions of the guide

when connecting the connector.
Connect the 4-channel adapter to Ch2. *It cannot be connected to Ch1.
The connector may only be connected to Ch2. T02059E
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1 Before Use
3. Connect DST-i and the vehicle side diagnosis connector with a datalink cable.
Connected to vehicle side diagnosis connector
Notch (Center)
Tighten with screws. T02005E
CAUTION
Do not use a datalink cable other than those intended for DST-i.
Check the connector for adhesion of foreign substances or breakage of connector pins before
connecting it.
When connecting the datalink cable to DST-i and the vehicle side diagnosis connector, pay
attention to the connector direction, and connect it straight and gently.
Connecting the cable in an incorrect direction or inserting it at an angle may damage the connector
terminal and cause a malfunction of the vehicle or DST-i.
Do not apply a load to the connector connected to DST-i.
Applying a load may damage the connector terminal and cause a malfunction of the vehicle or DST-i.
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1 Before Use
4. Turn the DST-i mode switch ON.

The opening screen is displayed.
Mode switch
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Opening screen
NOTE
Turning the mode switch ON makes the power indicator of DST-i turned to green.
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1 Before Use
5. Press any button while the opening screen ON.

The main menu screen is displayed.
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Main menu screen
NOTE
The main menu screen is not displayed when an SD memory card with the oscilloscope
software installed is not inserted.
When pressing any button shows the error screen, refer to the following page.
Reference: Page 6 When the error screen is shown (Chapter 1 Before Use/Starting)
The following table shows the functions that can be selected in the main menu screen.
Function Description
Observes waveform of signals inputted to each channel on the DST-i screen, when
Oscillo
an oscilloscope probe is connected to DST-i.
Observes waveform of signals inputted to each channel on the PC screen, when an
PCOscillo
oscilloscope probe is connected to DST-i.
Settings Changes and customizes DST-i settings.
6. Select "Oscillo" in the main menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The waveform observation screen is displayed.
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Main menu screen Waveform observation screen
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1 Before Use
When the error screen is shown

If the error screen is displayed when one of the buttons is pressed in the opening screen, or when "Oscillo" is
selected and the "A" button is pressed in the main menu screen, these are the possible causes for this.
Error code
Error screen (In opening screen) Error screen (In main menu screen)
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NOTE
Each error code in the lower right of the screen is assigned to the following causes.
Error code: 00000002

Possible cause Check Item
The SD memory card does not have DST-i Install DST-i oscilloscope software to the SD memory
oscilloscope software installed. card.
Format the SD memory card and re-install DST-i
oscilloscope software.
The SD memory card is defective.
If the error screen is still shown, use another SD
memory card.
Error code: 00000006
Possible cause Check Item
Use the DST-i that was used for installing DST-i
The combination of DST-i and SD memory oscilloscope software.
card is incorrect. Or re-install DST-i oscilloscope software to the SD
memory card.
NOTE
If any other error codes are displayed, please contact your distributor.
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1 Before Use
1-3 Ending
1. Close the DST-i oscilloscope software.
2. Turn the DST-i mode switch OFF.
3. Remove the datalink cable from DST-i and the vehicle side diagnosis connector.
CAUTION
When removing the datalink cable from DST-i and the vehicle side diagnosis connector, pull it
out of the connector straight and gently.
Pulling out the cable at an angle may damage the connector terminal and cause a malfunction of the
vehicle or DST-i.
When pulling out the cable, always pull it out holding the connector, not the cord.
Pulling out the cable holding the cord may disconnect the cable.
4. Remove the cables used for the oscilloscope functions from DST-i.
NOTE
Refer to the "Instruction manual for DST-i hardware with oscilloscope" for how to disconnect
the cables.
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2-1 Functions
The DST-i oscilloscope software has two functions: "Waveform observation" and "Long duration data measurement".
Function Waveform observation Long duration data measurement
Allows observation of signal waveform as Long duration waveform measurement
Details of
an oscilloscope and saving the observation data can be recorded and the recorded
function
data. data can be saved.
Trigger mode (Time range):
Setting • AUTO(500 ns/div to 5 ms/div) Trigger mode (Time range):
conditions • NORMAL • AUTO(10 ms/div to 10 s/div)
• SINGLE
Long duration displaying (as per recording
Screen 1-screen display (real time displaying) time setting)
Recording time: 1 min. to 40 hrs.
Operation flow
Set a trigger mode.
"NORMAL" "SINGLE" "AUTO"
A trigger is set. Time range is set.
"500 ns/div to 5 ms/div" "10 ms/div to 10 s/div"
Waveform Long duration

observation data measurement
Waveform observation data is saved. Recording conditions are set.

Recording time setting
Pretime setting
If above parameters are not set, they will be
automatically set depending on the time range.
A trigger is set.
A trigger is set. A trigger is not set.
Recording long duration data measurement starts.
Long duration measurement data is saved. T02417E
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Waveform observation functions

The following table shows operation and setting of waveform observation functions.
Function Operation and setting Refer to:
Stop/Start Page 11
Time range setting Page 12
Waveform display/non-display switching Page 13
Waveform
Ground position setting Page 13
observation
Voltage range setting Page 14
Trigger setting Page 15
Saving data Page 30
Long duration data measurement functions

The following table shows operation and setting of long duration data measurement functions.
Function Operation and setting Refer to:
Recording time setting Page 23
Long duration data Pretime setting Page 24
measurement Trigger setting Page 26
Saving data Page 30
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NOTE
The following explanation uses a screen that observes 4 channel waveforms using a 4-channel adapter
set.
The default condition of this product allows waveforms for 2 channels only.
3-1 Waveform observation

This screen is used to observe the inputted waveforms.
Screen configuration
The following figures show screen examples and the parts of the screen.
Trigger position: T mark
Channel 4 ground position

Trigger position display
Channel 3 ground position Trigger channel display
Channel 2 ground position Trigger level display

Trigger level: Triangular mark
Channel 1 ground position Trigger slope: Arrow mark
Trigger slope display
Trigger mode display
Time range display display Menu
Selection items
Channel 4 voltage range display
Channel 1 display
Channel 4 display
Channel 2 display
Channel 2 voltage range display Channel 3 display
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Stopping/Starting
1. Press the "B" button in the waveform observation screen.
Waveform observation stops and the data replay screen is displayed.
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Waveform observation screen Data replay screen
2. Press the "B" button in the data replay screen.

The waveform observation screen in the suspended observation is displayed.
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Waveform observation screen
(Observation suspended)
NOTE
Wave displayed in the data replay screen can be saved.
Refer to the following for the data saving.
Reference: Page 30 Saving data (Chapter 3 Operation of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software)
3. Press the "B" button in the waveform observation screen while observation is suspended.
Waveform observation resumes.
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(Resume observation)
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Time range setting
1. Select the time range display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
and press the "A" button.
2. Select a time range value with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
The value you have set is displayed in the time range display.
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(Time range display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Increases the time range value in increments of one step.
Left button : Decreases the time range value in increments of one step.
NOTE
By pressing the up/down button, you can change the time range value in increments of three
steps.
The value increases with the up button, and decreases with the down button.
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Setting the channel (waveform display/non-display switching, ground position)
1. Select the channel display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen, and
press the "A" button.
2. Select display/non-display of waveforms with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
When you select OFF, OFF is displayed in the channel display.
NOTE
Set "ON" to show waveforms and "OFF" to hide them.
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(Channel display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Sets the waveform display/non-display switching to OFF.
Left button : Sets the waveform display/non-display switching to ON.
3. When you set the waveform display/non-display switching to ON, specify the ground position (0 V
position) with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
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(Ground position)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increases the ground position. (Only when the waveform display/non-display
switching is set to ON)
Down button : Decreases the ground position. (Only when the waveform display/non-display
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Voltage range setting
1. Select the voltage range display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select a voltage range value with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
The value you have set is displayed in the voltage range display.
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(Voltage range display)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increases the voltage range value in increments of one step. ("OFF" is added to
the end.)
Down button : Decreases the voltage range value in increments of one step. ("OFF" is added to
the end.)
NOTE
By pressing the right/left button, you can change the voltage range value in increments of
three steps.
The value increases with the right button, and decreases with the left button. ("OFF" is added to the
end.)
When you set the voltage range to "OFF", the signal of the channel is not displayed.
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Trigger setting
Various settings related to trigger can be made.
• Trigger mode setting
• Trigger channel setting
• Trigger level setting
• Trigger slope setting
• Trigger position setting
Trigger mode setting

Trigger mode can be set.
Setting items
Item Description
Renews the waveform after the designated trigger conditions are detected or after a
AUTO certain time elapses. Setting the time range from 10 ms/div to 10 s/div allows long
duration data measurement.
A waveform is displayed every time the designated trigger conditions are met.
NORMAL Under the conditions that no triggers can be set, no waveform will be shown. In the
upper of the screen, "WAITING" is displayed.
Stops the trigger after displaying a waveform when designated trigger conditions are
first met.
SINGLE
Under the conditions that no triggers can be set, no waveform will be shown. In the
upper of the screen, "WAITING" is displayed.
1. Select the trigger mode display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select a trigger mode with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
The mode you have selected is displayed in the trigger mode display.
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(Trigger mode display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the mode selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the mode selection cursor to the left.
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Trigger channel setting

Trigger channels are switched over.
1. Select the trigger channel display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
screen, and press the "A" button.
2. Select a channel you want to set the trigger conditions with the right/left button, and press the "A"
button.
The channel you have selected is displayed in the trigger channel display.
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(Trigger channel display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the channel selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the channel selection cursor to the left.
Trigger level setting

A trigger level for a selected trigger channel is set.
1. Select the trigger level display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Specify a trigger level with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
The trigger level you have set is displayed in the right side of the screen with a triangular mark.
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(Trigger level display)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increases the trigger level.
Down button : Decreases the trigger level.
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Trigger slope setting

A trigger slope for selected trigger channels are switched over.
1. Select the trigger slope display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select rise/fall of the trigger slope with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
Marks of the rise/fall are displayed in the trigger slope display and at the right of the screen.
Trigger slope :‫ޓ‬

A rise mark or a fall mark.
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(Trigger slope display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the slope selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the slope selection cursor to the left.
Trigger position setting

Trigger position for selected trigger channels is set.
1. Select the trigger position display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
2. Specify a trigger position with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
The trigger position you have set is displayed in the upper part of the screen with a T mark.
Trigger position: T mark
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(Trigger position display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the trigger position to the right.
Left button : Moves the trigger position to the left.
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3-2 Long duration data measurement

Long duration waveform measurement data can be recorded.
Setting trigger mode to AUTO and time range from 10 ms/div to 10 s/div allows measuring a long duration data
measurement.
Data obtained by pressing the recording start mark cannot be displayed as a waveform after resetting the time range
while replaying a data.
Long duration data measurement flow
1. Set the trigger mode to "AUTO". Refer to : Trigger mode setting
2. Set the time range from 10 ms/div to 10 s/div. Refer to : Time range setting
3. Set the long duration data measurement conditions. Refer to : Long duration data measurement conditions
4. Set the trigger. Refer to : Trigger setting
5. Start recording long duration data measurement. Refer to : Starting recording
6. Save the long duration measurement data. Refer to : Data saving

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Screen configuration
The following figures show screen examples and the parts of the screen.

Trigger position display
Channel 3 ground position Trigger channel display
Channel 2 ground position Trigger level display

Trigger slope display
Trigger mode display
Time range display Menu
Selection items
Channel 1 display
Channel 4 display
Recording start mark Channel 3 voltage range display
Recording time Pretime display
display Channel 3 display
Channel 1 voltage range display Channel 2 display Channel 2 voltage range display
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Time range, Sampling rate, Recording time and measurement data file size
Sampling rate Maximum recording Maximum file size
Time range
(Fixed) time (per 1 recording) (per 1 recording)
10 s/div 32 S/s 40 hrs. Approx. 20 MB
500 ms/div 640 S/s 40 hrs. Approx. 360 MB
200 ms/div 1.6 kS/s 20 hrs. Approx. 440 MB
20 ms/div 16 kS/s 2 min. (ch.2: 4 min.) Approx. 8 MB
10 ms/div 32 kS/s 1 min. (ch.2: 2 min.) Approx. 8 MB
NOTE
The sampling rate and the recording time differs depending on the time range to be set.
Time can be record differs depending on the sampling rate.
The more detail that is recorded, the shorter the maximum recording time.
Use PC oscilloscope software for recording the further detailed data.
Trigger mode setting

1. Select the trigger mode display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select "AUTO" with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
"AUTO" is displayed in the trigger mode display.
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(Trigger mode display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the mode selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the mode selection cursor to the left.
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Time range setting

1. Select the time range display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select the value from 10 ms/div to 10 s/div with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
The value you have set is displayed in the time range display.
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(Time range display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Increases the time range value in increments of one step.
Left button : Decreases the time range value in increments of one step.
NOTE
By pressing the up/down button, you can change the time range value in increments of three
steps.
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Setting the channel (waveform display/non-display switching, ground position)
1. Select the channel display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen, and
2. Select display/non-display of waveforms with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
When you select OFF, OFF is displayed in the channel display.
NOTE
Set "ON" to display waveforms and "OFF" to hide them.
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(Channel display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Sets the waveform display/non-display switching to OFF.
Left button : Sets the waveform display/non-display switching to ON.
3. When you set the waveform display/non-display switching to ON, specify the ground position (0 V
position) with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
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(Ground position)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increases the ground position. (Only when the waveform display/non-display
Down button : Decreases the ground position. (Only when the waveform display/non-display
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Voltage range setting
1. Select the voltage range display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select a voltage range value with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
The value you have set is displayed in the voltage range display.
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(Voltage range display)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increases the voltage range value in increments of one step. ("OFF" is added to
the end.)
Down button : Decreases the voltage range value in increments of one step. ("OFF" is added to
the end.)
NOTE
By pressing the right/left button, you can change the voltage range value in increments of
three steps.
The value increases with the right button, and decreases with the left button. ("OFF" is added to the
end.)
When you set the voltage range to "OFF", the signal of the channel is not displayed.
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Setting conditions for recording long duration data measurement

This screen allows setting of various conditions for long duration data measurement.
NOTE
You can set the following when observing waveforms.
Recording time setting

The recording time can be set.
1. Select the recording time display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
2. Select the recording time with right/left buttons, and press the "A" button.
The time you have set is displayed in the recording time display.
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(Recording time display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Increases the recording time value in increments of one step.
Left button : Decreases the recording time value in increments of one step.
NOTE
By pressing the up/down buttons, you can change the voltage range value in increments of
three steps.
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Pretime setting
A long duration data measurement starts when the recording start mark is pressed, or when the trigger conditions
are met as they are set.
This software is able to record data taken before the start of recording. The data located before the start of
recording is called a "pretrigger".
The recording time for a pretrigger is referred to as "pretime" and the "pretime" is a settable parameter. This is
called "pretime setting".
1. Select the pretime display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen, and
2. Select the pretime with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
The value you have set is displayed in the pretime display.
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(Pretime display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Increases the pretime in increments of one step.
Left button : Decreases the pretime in increment of one step.
("AUTO" is displayed at the end.)
NOTE
If "AUTO" is selected as pretime, the time per one screen (12 frames of the set time range)
will be pretime.
In case of the data having pretrigger less than 1 sec. in AUTO, "00h00m01" is displayed on
the upper right of the screen.
The pretime that can be set differ depending on the time range.
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Start recording
Long duration measurement data can be recorded to an SD memory card.
NOTE
Data saving methods
• To record without a start trigger
• To record with a start trigger
<To record without a start trigger>
1. Select "OFF" in the trigger level display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
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2. Select the recording start mark in the lower left part of the waveform observation screen, and press
the "A" button.
Recording of long duration data measurement is started, and "REC" is displayed in the upper part of the
screen.
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NOTE
For data obtained by pressing the recording start mark, waveforms cannot be displayed after
resetting the time range while replaying a data.
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<To record with a start trigger>

Various settings related to trigger can be made.
• Trigger channel setting
• Trigger level setting
• Trigger slope setting
1. Select "ON" in the trigger level display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
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Trigger channel setting

Trigger channels are switched over.
1. Select the trigger channel display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation
2. Select a channel you want to set the trigger conditions for with the right/left button, and press the
"A" button.
The channel you have selected is displayed in the trigger channel display.
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(Trigger channel display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the channel selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the channel selection cursor to the left.
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Trigger level setting

A trigger level for a selected trigger channel is set.
1. Select the trigger level display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Specify a trigger level with the up/down button, and press the "A" button.
The trigger level you have set is displayed in the right side of the screen with a triangular mark.
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(Trigger level display)
Operation buttons
Up button : Increase the trigger level.
Down button : Decrease the trigger level.
Trigger slope setting

A trigger slope for selected trigger channels are switched over.
1. Select the trigger slope display from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen,
2. Select rise/fall of the trigger slope with the right/left button, and press the "A" button.
Marks of the rise/fall are displayed in the trigger slope display and at the right of the screen.
Trigger slope :‫ޓ‬

A rise mark or a fall mark.
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(Trigger slope display)
Operation buttons
Right button : Moves the slope selection cursor to the right.
Left button : Moves the slope selection cursor to the left.
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Start recording
1. Select the recording start mark in the lower left part of the waveform observation screen, and press
the "A" button.
The system is now in the state of waiting for detecting a trigger, and "WAITING" is displayed in the upper
part of the screen.
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Upon detecting a condition of a trigger for starting measurement, recording of measurement data
starts, and "REC" is shown in the upper part of the screen.
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Stop recording
1. After the set recording time elapses, the screen turns into the data replay screen.
The recorded data is tentatively named "temp".
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Data replay screen
NOTE
Even before reaching the recording time set, pressing the "A" button can save the data
recorded up to the time the button is pressed.
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If you do not save the data, press the "B" button in the data replay screen, select "NO" in the
save confirmation message screen and press the "A" button.
The screen returns to the waveform observation screen.
If the save confirmation message screen is not set to be displayed, it will not be displayed.
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3-3 Saving data

You can save a screen image and a long duration measurement data.
Saving screen images
NOTE
Waveforms of saved screen image are not scalable.
1. Select "SAVE" from the lower selection items of the data replay screen, and press the "A" button.
The save menu screen is displayed.
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Data replay screen Save menu screen
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2. Select "SCREEN COPY" in the save menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The data is saved and the saving completed screen is displayed.
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In-process screen Saving completed screen
NOTE
The following message is displayed when the file name you want to save already exists.
Selecting "OK" and pressing the "A" button overwrites the file.
Selecting "BACK" and pressing the "A" button returns the screen to the save menu screen.
* You cannot save data during observation.
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3. Press the "A" button in the saving completed screen.

The screen returns to the save menu screen.
NOTE
File names are automatically set with "SC + Serial numbers".
You can save up to 100 files.
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Saving long duration measurement data
NOTE
Waveforms of saved long duration measurement data are scalable.
1. Select "SAVE" from the lower selection items of the long duration measurement data replay screen,
The save menu screen is displayed.
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Long duration measurement data replay screen Save menu screen
2. Select "DST-i OSCILLO DATA" in the save menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The data is saved and the saving completed screen is displayed.
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In-process screen Saving completed screen
NOTE
The following message is displayed when the file name you want to save already exists.
Selecting "OK" and pressing the "A" button overwrites the file.
Selecting "BACK" and pressing the "A" button returns the screen to the save menu screen.
* You cannot save data during observation.
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3. Press the "A" button in the saving completed screen.

The screen returns to the save menu screen.
NOTE
File names are automatically set with "DO + Serial numbers".
You can save up to 100 files.
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3-4 Retrieving data

You can retrieve and replay a screen image and a long duration measurement data.
Retrieving screen images
NOTE
Waveforms of the screen image are not scalable.
1. Select "MENU" from the lower selection items of the waveform observation screen, and press the
"A" button.
The menu screen is displayed.
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Waveform observation screen Menu screen
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2. Select "OPEN" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The open menu screen is displayed.
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Open menu screen
NOTE
Only when "WAVE DATA" folder or "DATA LOGGER" folder in an SD memory card storing a
data obtained in Ver.1.00 are in a lower hierarchy is "WAVE DATA" or "LOGGER DATA"
displayed on the open menu screen.
When retrieving data obtained in Ver.1.00, select "WAVE DATA" or "LOGGER DATA" in the
open menu screen and designate a file.
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3. Select "SCREEN COPY" in the open menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The screen image selection screen is displayed.
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Screen image selection screen
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4. Select the file name you want to replay on the screen image selection screen, and press the "A"
button.
The replay screen of the screen image you have selected is displayed.
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Screen image replay screen
NOTE
The operational guidance and the file name of the screen image which is being replayed are
displayed in the guidance area alternately.
5. Press the "A" button or the "B" button on the screen image replay screen.
The screen returns to the screen image selection screen.
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Retrieving long duration measurement data
"A" button.
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2. Select "OPEN" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The open menu screen is displayed.
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Open menu screen
NOTE
displayed on the open menu screen.
When retrieving data obtained in Ver.1.00, select "WAVE DATA" or "LOGGER DATA" in the
open menu screen and designate a file.
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3. Select "DST-i OSCILLO DATA" in the open menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The long duration measurement data selection screen is displayed.
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Long duration measurement data selection screen
4. Select the file name you want to open in the long duration measurement data selection screen, and
The replay screen of the selected long duration measurement data you have selected is displayed.
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Long duration measurement data replay screen
NOTE
You can reset time ranges, channels (waveform display/non-display switching, ground
position), and voltage ranges and display waveforms in the long duration measurement data
replay screen.
How to set these parameters is the same as those set in the waveform observation screen.
For data obtained by "DATA LOGGER" in Ver.1.00 and by pressing the recording start mark,
waveforms cannot be displayed after resetting the time range.
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5. Select a scroll bar in the long duration measurement data replay screen, and press the "A" button.
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Long duration measurement data replay screen
NOTE
Use the right/left buttons to manually move frame by frame through long duration
measurement data.
Move forward and backward through frames with the right and left buttons, respectively.
Use the up/down buttons to move through the "Left end of the scroll bar", "Recording start
position", and "Right of the scroll bar" selections.
6. Press the "B" button in the long duration measurement data replay screen.
The screen returns to the long duration measurement data selection screen.
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3-5 Deleting data

You can delete a screen image and a long duration measurement data.
Deleting screen images
"A" button.
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2. Select "DELETE" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The delete menu screen is displayed.
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Delete menu screen
NOTE
displayed on the delete menu screen.
When deleting data obtained in Ver.1.00, select "WAVE DATA" or "LOGGER DATA" in the
delete menu screen and designate a file.
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3. Select "SCREEN COPY" in the delete menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The screen image selection screen is displayed.
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Screen image selection screen
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4. Select the file name you want to delete in the screen image selection screen, and press the "A"
button.
The delete confirmation screen is displayed.
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Delete confirmation screen
5. Select "OK" in the delete confirmation screen, and press the "A" button.
The data is deleted, and the screen returns to the screen image selection screen.
CAUTION
You cannot restore deleted data. Make sure that you really want to delete the data before
deleting it.
To cancel the deletion, select "BACK" in the delete confirmation screen and press the "A"
button.
Deleting the long duration measurement data
"A" button.
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2. Select "DELETE" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The delete menu screen is displayed.
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Delete menu screen
NOTE
displayed on the delete menu screen.
When deleting data obtained in Ver.1.00, select "WAVE DATA" or "LOGGER DATA" in the
delete menu screen and designate a file.
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3. Select "DST-i OSCILLO DATA" in the delete menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The long duration measurement data selection screen is displayed.
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Long duration measurement data selection screen
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4. Select a file to be deleted in the long duration measurement data selection screen, and press the
"A" button.
The delete confirmation screen is displayed.
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Delete confirmation screen
5. Select "OK" in the delete confirmation screen, and press the "A" button.
Delete data and return to the long duration measurement data selection screen.
CAUTION
You cannot restore deleted data. Make sure that you really want to delete the data before
deleting it.
To cancel the deletion, select "BACK" in the delete confirmation screen and press the "A"
button.
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3-6 Zero point correction

You can readjust the zero point of the oscilloscope.
Perform zero point correction after removing all the cables for the oscilloscope.
NOTE
The oscilloscope cables include the oscilloscope probe, the ground cable, and the 4-channel adapter
(optional).
1. Check that the waveform of each channel is horizontal at the 0 V position.
"A" button.
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3. Select "ADJUST ZERO (zero point correction)" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The correction confirmation screen is displayed.
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Correction confirmation screen
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4. Select "START" in the correction confirmation screen, and press the "A" button.
When the zero point correction is completed, the screen returns to the menu screen.
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In-process screen
NOTE
To cancel zero point correction, select "BACK" in the correction confirmation screen, and
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3-7 Save confirmation message display/non-display setting

The display/non-display of the save confirmation message screen displayed when the "B" button is pressed without
first saving the long duration measurement data can be switched.
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Save confirmation message screen
NOTE
If you check the check box in the save confirmation message screen, the save confirmation message
screen will not be displayed.
"A" button.
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2. Select "SETTING" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
The message display setting screen is displayed.
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Message display setting screen
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3. Select a check box in the message display setting screen, and press the "A" button.
Check mark is displayed in a check box.
NOTE
Uncheck the check box to display the save confirmation message screen again.
4. Select "BACK" in the message display setting screen, and press the "A" button.
The screen returns to the menu screen.
Subsequently, the save confirmation message screen is not displayed.
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3-8 Termination of the oscilloscope

"A" button.
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2. Select "OSCILLOSCOPE END" in the menu screen, and press the "A" button.
DST-i is restarted, and the opening screen is displayed.
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4 Troubleshooting
4 Troubleshooting
4-1 If the screen freezes while using
If the PC freezes while using the DST-i oscilloscope software, perform the following procedure.
1. Turn the DST-i mode switch OFF.

If the PC still freezes, please contact your distributor.
2. Turn the DST-i mode switch ON to restart the software.

If the PC still freezes, please contact your distributor.
4-2 If the system message is displayed

Message Check point
SD Card is not found. Please insert SD An SD memory card was not found while saving data.
Card. Insert an SD memory card into DST-i.
There was not enough space in the SD memory card while
saving data. (There is less than 300 KB of free space.)
SD Card is Full. Could not create new file.
Delete unnecessary data.
* You cannot save data during measurement.
A failure occurred during execution of zero point correction.
Adjusting failure.
Please contact your distributor.
The maximum number of files (100) that can be saved is
exceeded.
Error. Maximum number of files.
Delete unnecessary data.
The SD memory card is write-protected.
Error, SD is write-protected. Cancel the write protection.
The file was not correct during readout of the saved data.
Failed to read file.
Check the version of the DST-i oscilloscope software.
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4 Troubleshooting
DENSO Overseas Subsidiary Company & TAS CORPORATION

name/Address Tel/Fax
DENSO AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. Sales:
Address: 2-46 Merrindale Drive, Croydon, Victoria 3136, Australia Tel: +61-3-8761-1400
Fax: +61-3-8761-1505
Service:
Tel: +61-3-8761-1449
Fax: +61-3-8761-1505
DENSO INTERNATIONAL ASIA PTE. LTD. Sales & Service:
Address: 51 Science Park Road, #01-19 The Aries, Science Park II, Tel: +65-6776-8268
Singapore 117586 Fax: +65-6776-8698
PT. DENSO SALES INDONESIA Sales & Service:
Address: JL.Gaya Motor I, Sunter II, Kel Sungai Bambu, Tel: +62-21-651-2279
Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Utara, Jakarta-Indonesia Fax: +62-21-651-2284
DENSO (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. Sales & Service:
Address: Lot 2, Jalan P/1, Section 13, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Tel: +60-3-5569-9933
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia Fax: +60-3-5567-3301
PHILIPPINE AUTO COMPONENTS, INC. Sales & Service:
Address: 109 Unity Avenue, Carmelray Industrial Park 1, Tel: +63-49-549-3030
4037 Canlubang, Calamba City, Laguna, Philippines Fax: +63-49-549-3088
DENSO TAIWAN CORP. Sales & Service:
Address: 525, Sec. 2 Mei Su Road Yang Mei Town Taoyuan Hsien, Tel: +886-3-482-8001
Taiwan, R.O.C. Fax: +886-3-482-8003
DENSO SALES (THAILAND) CO.,LTD. Sales:
Address: 888 Moo 1, Bangna-Trad Rd. Km. 27.5, Tambol Bangbo, Tel: +66-2-315-9550
Amphur Bangbo, Samutprakarn 10560 Thailand Fax: +66-2-315-9556
Service:
Tel: +66-2-315-9550
Fax: +66-2-315-9557
DENSO EUROPE B.V. Sales & Service:
Address: Hogeweyselaan 165, 1382 JL Weesp, The Netherlands Tel: +31-294-493-493
Fax: +31-294-417-122
DENSO SALES MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA FZE. Service:
Address: P.O.Box 261986, Jebel Ali Free Zone South, Dubai, Tel: +971-04-880-7789
United Arab Emirates Fax: +971-04-880-7790
DENSO (CHINA) INVESTMENT CO.,LTD. Sales:
Address: Room No.518, The Beijing Fortune Building, Tel: +86-10-6590-8025
No.5 Dong San Huan Bei Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing, Fax: +86-10-6590-8065
100004, China Service:
Tel: +86-10-6590-8021
Fax: +86-10-6590-9044
DENSO INTERNATIONAL INDIA PVT. LTD. Sales & Service:
Address: Plot No.3, Sector-3, IMT Manesar, Gurgaon, Tel: +91-11-2617-6693
Haryana-122 050, India Fax: +91-11-2618-2474
DENSO PRODUCTS AND SERVICES AMERICAS, INC. Sales:
Address: 3900 Via Oro Avenue, Long Beach, California 90810, U.S.A. Tel: +310-834-8652
Fax: +310-952-7406
Service:
Tel: +310-834-8652
Fax: +310-952-7599
DENSO SALES CANADA, INC. Sales & Service:
Address: 195 Brunel Road, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, L4Z 1X3 Tel: +1-905-890-0890
Fax: +1-905-890-8474
DENSO SALES KOREA CORPORATION Sales:

Address: 131, Seonggogae-ro, Uiwang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea Tel: +82-31-340-1786
437-120 Fax:+82-31-8033-7211
TAS CORPORATION Sales & Service:
Address: 248-2 Shimoshiota Narumi-cho, Midori-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Tel: +81-52-621-3277
458-0801, JAPAN Fax: +81-52-621-3288
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Instruction Manual
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3. Violation of this Agreement

4. Disclaimer of Warranty; Limitation of Liability

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Indicates an item for which incorrect handling can lead to injury or

PROHIBITED Indicates a prohibited method of handling.

MANDATORY Indicates a mandatory method of handling.

WARNING and CAUTION for handling this product

Do not drop this tool or cause it to have a strong impact.

For safe diagnostics

Do not place any metal tools on the battery.

Do not create any sparks near the battery.

2 Functions of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

3 Operation of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

Guidance area B button A button

The function of each button varies depending on the screen.

Confirm the logo mark of

2. Connect cables used for oscilloscope functions to DST-i.

Connect the oscilloscope probe to Ch1 or Ch2.

Connect to vehicle ground

Connect when the waveform is unstable due to electronic noise.

<DST-i side> <4-channel adapter side>

Guide (male) Guide (female)

Line up the male and female portions of the guide

Connected to vehicle side diagnosis connector

Tighten with screws. T02005E

4. Turn the DST-i mode switch ON.

5. Press any button while the opening screen ON.

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When the error screen is shown

Error code: 00000002

2. Turn the DST-i mode switch OFF.

2 Functions of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

"NORMAL" "SINGLE" "AUTO"

A trigger is set. Time range is set.

"500 ns/div to 5 ms/div" "10 ms/div to 10 s/div"

Waveform Long duration

Waveform observation data is saved. Recording conditions are set.

A trigger is set. A trigger is not set.

Recording long duration data measurement starts.

Long duration measurement data is saved. T02417E

Waveform observation functions

Long duration data measurement functions

3 Operation of the DST-i Oscilloscope Software

3-1 Waveform observation

Trigger position: T mark

Channel 4 ground position

Channel 2 ground position Trigger level display

2. Press the "B" button in the data replay screen.

Time range setting

Setting the channel (waveform display/non-display switching, ground position)

Voltage range setting

Trigger mode setting

Trigger channel setting

Trigger level setting

Trigger level: Triangular mark

Trigger slope setting

Trigger slope :‫ޓ‬

Trigger position setting

3-2 Long duration data measurement

Long duration data measurement flow

1. Set the trigger mode to "AUTO". Refer to : Trigger mode setting