How to Connect and Use Xminilab Protoboard for Basic Measurements and Functions

Just received an Xminilab. The Users Manual says it "targets both novice and advanced users", but I find it a bit cryptic. The Quick Start Guide gives only 3 instructions: 1) Apply +5V to corresponding pin. 2) Connect the AWG pin to CH1. 3) Press the K2and K3 keys simultaneously (auto setup). The screen should look like figure 5. Which it does. From that point on, I don't know how to wire the breadboard to perform any of the functions. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Dean

Hi Dean.
If you are familiar using a normal oscilloscope, you shouldn't have any problems using the Xminilab.
What kind of measurement do you want to perform?
Simply connect your signal to an analog channel, and browse thru the menus to change settings, like gain and time base. You can contact me directly to my email if you need help, or posts questions on my site.

Regards,

Gabriel

Hi Gabriel,
I owe you a big apology. I was very premature in asking for help on the web for the Xminilab. After sitting down with my amateur radio friends, we found the User's Manual to be very intuitive. I have some questions for you. I plan on mounting the Xminilab in an enclosure for use on QRP (small, low power) RF circuits. Would you agree that the Ch1, Ch 2, AWG, and Ext T are best suited to BNC panel mounts. Would you recommend the Logic ports be 1/8" jacks or BNC. and what would you recommend for the +3.3V Output port.
My ham friends were very impressed with this little item and several will probably order one. Do you ever go to the Hamvention in Dayton? I would wager that after seeing it perform, you would have some sales on the spot. Something to consider for this great little product. Thanks. And again, I'm sorry I cried wolf.
Dean

Yes, BNC would be ok. You can also get some ideas from the guys at Muff's Modules:
"Your text to link here...(Muff's Modules)":http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=53398&highlight=xminilab