Hi my name is Daniel Bogdanoff and
welcome to the 5th day of scope month!
Today is Tuesday, March 7th which
means I'm giving away another five 1000
X-Series oscilloscopes! Remember you can
enter once per day at ScopeMonth.com and
every single one of your entries is
included for all of the drawing. If you
have any questions about the sweepstakes
I encourage you to go check out the faq
section of the scope month page, we're
going to try to stick to answering
questions about scopes and other general
questions in the comments section and
will answer sweepstakes questions over
on faq page. So if you have any questions
or things you'd like us to cover in
future scope month videos let us know in
the YouTube description below otherwise
take your sweepstakes questions over to the
faq page. I also saw this post on Twitter
yesterday from Interoth asking "if I get a
thousand up-votes, can I get a free
oscilloscope?" I have half a mind to do
that so if you think he should get a
free oscilloscope go check him out on
Twitter give him like. We had some people
yesterday asking about the LXI interface
on some of our InfiniiVision scopes so
I thought I'd show that on the 4000 X-Series
scopes today. Remember
we're giving away two of those every
Friday. So I have the scope hooked up to
a lan cable hooked into the wall and
I have this laptop on our Wi-Fi network
and I have a browser pulled up with the
IP address of the scope. Now by going to
the IP address of the scope the scope is
going to put out a web page that looks
like this. And to control the scope remotely
all you have to do is go to browser web
control in this panel, you can also send
Skippy commands you can do a bunch of
other things on the scope remotely. Now
that that's popped up we can see the
same signal from Friday and I'm going to
show how you can use the touchscreen of
the scope, you can just draw a box right
there and you can see things change on
the scope and on the screen. Hit zone must
intersect. We just set up a zone trigger
on the scope using the LXI front
panel so you're still able to get the
full experience of the scope using the
front panel. When I was in scope support
in my early days here at Keysight I used
these remote panels all the time. I could
check and answer support questions from
home. I could have a bunch of scopes set
up on my desk
login to all of them.
You can actually have multiple
people log into the same scope so if you
want to go to lunch you can check the
scope from your phone if you can get on
VPN. It's really really helpful and this
LXI interface is available on any
Keysight InfiniiVision X-Series
oscilloscope that has a LAN port. You
can also connect and control these
scopes via USB but you don't get the
nice LXI interface.
Let's go ahead and draw today's winners
I'm going to give away five 1000
X-Series oscilloscopes. Today's winners
are David AzurÃ¡k, Marius Bartasevicius,
Chris Jackson, Ed Menasian, and
Fabian Haischmann. Congratulations to those
five winners- we will be in touch with you
shortly. And you all lost no time finding
the Daniel cut out at the Tech Museum of
Innovation so I'm going to give away one
extra scope per day starting today
Tuesday and we'll give away one Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Monday so five bonus
1000 X-Series scopes so I'm going to go
ahead and draw one winner and if you win
you can thank Alex Norrell for going to
that museum and finding the winner
or finding the cutout. Today's
winner is
Congratulations you are the bonus winner!
We're going to have a sixth 1000 X-Series scope
given away every day on the Keysight
Oscilloscopes youtube channel.
Congrats! Thanks for tuning in and make sure
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Daniel Bogdanoff and I will see you
tomorrow!