Front Panel Subgroup - Agilent Technologies N5242A Service Manual

2-port and 4-port pna microwave network analyzers (10 mhz–26.5 ghz)
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PNA Series Microwave Network Analyzers
N5242A

Front Panel Subgroup

The front panel subgroup contains the following assemblies:
A1 Front Panel Display Board
A2 USB Board
A3 Display Assembly
Keypad Assembly
A1 Front Panel Display Board
The A1 front panel display board detects and decodes user inputs from the keypad
assembly and front panel knob, and transmits them to the A17 CPU board by way of the
A14 system motherboard. It also decodes video data from the video processor on the
A17 CPU board and supplies this to the A3 display assembly. Power from the power bus on
the A14 system motherboard is buffered and routed to the keypad assembly and the
A3 display assembly. All data and power signals are routed through a single cable
connector to the A14 system motherboard.
The A1 front panel interface board also includes a speaker that emits the audio signals
received from the A17 CPU board.
A2 USB Board
This board provides four universal serial bus (USB) jacks that are industry standard 4-pin
connectors allowing multiple USB devices to be connected to the analyzer's front panel.
A3 Display Assembly
The A3 display assembly contains an 10-inch LCD with associated drive circuitry and
backlight inverter. Two cables between the A3 display assembly and the A1 front panel
display board provide all necessary power and data for normal operation. The two cables
are:
1. A cable to the inverter that supplies buffered power.
2. A cable to the display circuitry that supplies decoded data from the video processor on
the A17 CPU board and the necessary drive circuit power. The video data received from
the A17 CPU board includes the following:
• digital TTL horizontal sync
• digital TTL vertical sync
Keypad Assembly
The keypad assembly provides user interface to the analyzer. The front panel rotary pulse
generator (RPG) knob is not electrically connected to the keypad, but rather provides user
inputs directly to the front panel processor.
Service Guide N5242-90001
Digital Processing and Digital Control Group Operation
• digital TTL red video
• digital TTL green video
• digital TTL blue video
Theory of Operation
• blanking
• data clock
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