Tektronix Applications Expert

Unfortunately it sounds like you'll need to send the instrument in for repair. Request an RMA here: https://www.tek.com/en/services/repair/rma-request

Unfortunately, the Aux Out thresholds are fixed and you will not be able to output 5V from the Auxiliary port.

The 2230-30-1 should have included the cal certificate. We can get a copy if you provide the serial number.

We never offered a travel pelican case for the DSA8300 series. If you like, the data sheet provides physical characteristics information. Perhaps you could order a generic case and cut out foam to meet the dimensions?

The TBS2000B should give you slightly more data than what you see on the screen, but this would just be an extra second or so. We would need to do more troubleshooting to help you, but there should be a solution. Best way would be to send us the data you are saving along with a .set file of your current setup.

You can save waveforms in .csv format. Please see page 105 (PDF page 129) of the TPS2014 user manual linked below. This outlines how to save your waveforms in .csv format.

https://www.tek.com/en/manual/tps2000-series-0

Yes, you can use MATLAB. You can use NI-VISA with MATLAB where you can test commands for syntax or execution errors.

You can use TekScope Utility to perform long-term datalogging from a MDO34 and save data directly to a host computer. Learn more about TekScope here: https://www.tek.com/en/products/software/tekscope-pc-analysis-software

Yes, the MSO58 can capture 1 kHz, but be warned that if that is your primary goal, the MSO5 could be overkill. Probably a good idea to understand more your application and to review your equipment list to make sure the right instrument is selected.

You can setup the MSO56 to save a screenshot on an event such as a trigger. To set up Act on Event go to the trigger settings > mode & holdoff > act on trigger.