Page 1 The 5110 Oscilloscope formerly was known under another nomenclature, the 5103 /D10. This manual contains information that applies to all of these instruments. EK RONIX® 5110 OSCILLOSCOPE ektronix, Inc. P.O. Box 500 Beaverton, Oregon 97077 Serial Number _________________________...
Page 2 WARRAN Y All ektronix instruments a re warranted against defective materials and workmanship for one year. Any questions with respect to the warranty should be taken up with your ektronix Field Engineer or rep resentative. AM requests fo r repairs and replacement parts should be directed to the ektronix Field Office or representative i n your area .
Page 3 5110 ABLE OF CON EN S OPERA ING INS RUC IONS ABLE OF CON EN S SEC ION 1 OPERA ING INS RUC IONS Page SEC ION 2 SPECIFICA ION AND PERFORMANCE CHECK...
Page 4 5110 ABLE OF CON EN S (cont) SERVICING INS RUC IONS ABLE OF CON EN S ARNING The remaining portion ot this uontents lists servicing instructions tnat expose personnel to hazardous voltages. These instructions are for qualified service personnel only. To avoid personal injury, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in Operating Instructions unless you are qualified to do so.
Page 5 5110 ABLE OF CON EN S (cont) SEC ION 4 MAIN ENANCE (cont) p gge SEC ION 5 CIRCUI DESCRIP ION SEC ION 6 REPLACEABLE ELEC RICAL PAR S INS RUMEN OP IONS SEC ION 7 DIAGRAMS AND CIRCUI BOARD ILLUS RA IONS...
Page 6 2134 01 Fig. 1-1. 5110 Oscilloscope. 5110...
Page 7 Section 1 — 5110 OPERA ING INS RUC IONS OPERA ING POWER PRELIMINARY INFORMA ION prevent damage to the instrument, always check the line-voltage information recorded on the rear Oscilloscope Features panel before applying power to the instrument. WARNIWG~| This instrument is intended to be operated from a...
Page 8 Operating lnstructlons-5110 PLUG-IN UNI S Installation CON ROLS AND CONNEC ORS FIRS IME OPERA ION Selection Use only " " suffix plug-in units with the os cilloscope unless otherwise specified.
Page 9: Beam Finder
Operating Instructlons-5t10 IN ENSI Y Control Controls display bright ness. FOCUS Control Provides adjustment to obtain a well-defined dis play. EX IN ENSI Y INPU Connector Permits application ot Z- axis signals to the crt (de coupled). Positive-going signal iiicr¾ases inten ...
Page 10 Operating lnstructions-5110 race Alignment Adjustment CHECKOU PROCEDURE Calibration Check Initial Control Settings Titles for external controls of the oscilloscope are capitalized in this procedure (e.g. I TE SITY, POWER). Beam Finder Check AMPLIFIER PLUG-IN IME-BASE PLUG-IN External Intensity Input Intensity Adjustment...
Page 11 Operating lnstructions-5110 GENERAL OPERA ING INFORMA ION Beam Finder Intensity Control WARNING I Damage to the crt phosphor can occur under adverse conditions. Avoid any condition where an extremely bright, sharply focused spot exists on the crt. Graticule Display Focus...
Page 12 Operating lnstructions-5110 Intensity Modulation Option 7 Rear Panel Signal Outputs Display Photography X-Y Operation Display Switching Logic Vertical Plug-In Compartments. Raster Display...
Page 13 Operating lnstructions-5110 Horizontal P l ug-ln Compartment. Dual-Sweep Displays. Switching Sequence. BASIC OSCILLOSCOPE APPLICA IONS Vertical Display Mode Display On. "Handbook of Oscilloscopes, Theory, and Application", Alternate Mode. "Oscilloscope Measuring Techniques", "Measuring Oscilloscopes", "Use of the Oscilloscope", Chopped Mode. he...
Page 14 Operating lnstructlons-5110 If an attenuator probe is used that cannot change the scale factor readout (Volts/Div), multiply the right side of the above equation by the attenuation factor. Instantaneous Voltage Measurement — DC This technique may also be used to make measurements between two points on the waveform, rather than peak-to-peak.
Page 15: Comparison Measurements
Operating lnstructions-5110 Fig. 1-4. Measuring instantaneous de voltage with respect to « reference voltage. Comparison Measurements Vertical Deflection Factor...
Page 16 Operating lnstructions-5110 Sweep Rate ime Period Measurement 1-10...
Page 17: Risetime Measurement
Operating lnstructions-5110 Risetime Measurement Fig. 1-5. Measuring time duration (period) between points on waveform. Determining Frequency 1-11...
Page 18 Operating lnstructions-5110 µs. µs ime Difference Measurements Fig. 1-7. Measuring time difference between two pulses. 1-12...
Page 19 Operating lnstructions-51 10 Multi-trace Phase Difference Measurement 1-13...
Page 20 Operating Instructions — 5110 High Resolution Phase Measurement Channel 1, or left Channel 2, or plug-in (reference) center plug-in ng. 1-9. High-resolution phase difference measurement with Increased sweep rate. X-Y Phase Measurements Fig. 1-10. Phase difference measurement from an X-Y display.
Page 21 Operating lnstructions-5110 Fig. 1-11. Phase of a Llssajous display. (A) 0° or 360°, (B) 30° or 330°, (C) 90° or 270°, (D) 150° or 210°, and (E) 180°. 1-15...
Page 23 Section 2 — 5110 SPECIFICA ION AND PERFORMANCE CHECK SPECIFICA ION ELEC RICAL CHARAC ERIS ICS able 2-1 VER ICAL AMPLIFIER Performance Supplemental Characteristics Requirements Information µs a lf excessive noise and chop breakthrough occur, refer to Modifications o Pre-Option 7 Amplifier Plug-Ins in Section 4...
Page 24: Z-Axis Amplifier
Specification and Performance Check-5110 able 2-2 HORIZON AL AMPLIFIER Performance Supplemental Characteristics Requirements Information able 2-3 Z-AXIS AMPLIFIER Supplemental Performance Information Requirements Characteristics able 2-4 DISPLAY Supplemental Performance Information Requirements Characteristics...
Page 25 Specification and Performance Check-5110 able 2-4 (coni) DISPLAY Performance Supplemental Information Requirements Characteristics able 2-5 CALIBRA OR AND POWER INPU Supplemental Performance Information Requirements Characteristics ENVIRONMEN AL CHARAC ERIS ICS able 2-6 ENVIRONMEN AL Characteristics Performance Requirements Supplemental Information...
Page 26 Specification and Performance Check-5110 able 2-6 (cont) ENVIRONMEN AL Characteristics Performance Requirements Supplemental Information PHYSICAL CHARAC ERIS ICS able 2-7 PHYSICAL Rack Oscilloscope Parameter Bench Oscilloscope POWER O EX ERNAL EQUIPMEN able 2-8 POWER AVAILABLE O EX ERNAL EQUIPMEN Maximum...
Page 27: Performance Check
Specification and Performance Check-51 10 PERFORMANCE CHECK PERFORMANCE CHECK IN ERVAL Introduction ES EQUIPMEN REQUIRED SPECIAL ES EQUIPMEN able 2-9 LIS OF ES EQUIPMEN REQUIREMEN S FOR PERFORMANCE CHECK Performance Description Requirements Application Example ' wo dual-trace amplifiers are required to check vertical alternate and chop operation. wo Identical amplifiers are required to check x-y phase difference.
Page 28 Specification and Performance Check-5110 able 2-9 (cont) LIS OF ES EQUIPMEN REQUIREMEN S FOR PERFORMANCE CHECK Performance Description Requirements Application Example PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE FOR INI IAL CON ROL SE INGS PERFORMANCE CHECK OSCILLOSCOPE AMPLIFIER PLUG-IN IME BASE PLUG-IN Titles for external controls of the oscilloscope are capitalized in this procedure (e.g.
Page 29: Performance Check Procedure
Specification and Performance Check-5110 PERFORMANCE CHECK PROCEDURE 1. Check race Alignment 2. Check Geometry 5. Check Amplifier Chop Operation 6. Check Chop Operation Between Amplifiers 3. Check Beam Finder single-channel amplifier is used instead of the second dual-trace amplifier, the single-channel trace will appear once per sweep.
Page 30 Specification and Performance Check-5110 If a single-channel amplifier is used instead of a second dual-trace amplifier in the right vertical compartment, the single channel trace will appear twice for each alternation between amplifier units. To check alternate operation for the right vertical...
Page 31 Specification and Performance Check-5110 11. Check Horizontal Bandwidth 13. Check Z Axis Amplifier 12. Check X-Y Phase Difference Identical amplifier units should be installed in the oscilloscope. 14. Check Calibrator Signal...
Page 32 Specification and Performance Check-5110 2-10...
Page 33 WARNING...
Page 35 Section 3 — 5110 ADJUS MEN ektronix Field Service Introduction est Equipment Required able 3-1 LIS OF ES EQUIPMEN REQUIREMEN S FOR ADJUS MEN Performance Description Requirements Application Example ' wo identical amplifiers are required to adjust x-y phase difference.
Page 36 Adjustment-5110 able 3-1 (cont) LIS OF ES EQUIPMEN REQUIREMEN S FOR ADJUS MEN Performance Requirements Application Example Description PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE FOR ADJUS MEN The oscilloscope must be adjusted within an am bient temperature range of +20° C to +30° C for best overall accuracy and to meet the electrical characteristic tolerances given as Performance Re ...
Page 37 Adjustment-5110 IME-BASE PLUG-IN 3. Check Remaining Power Supply Voltages ADJUS MEN PROCEDURE 1. Adjust — 30 Volt Power Supply Ripple and regulation of the individual supplies can be checked using the procedure given under Troubleshooting Techniques in the Maintenance section of this manual.
Page 38 Adjustment-5110 If the high-voltage power supply is within the specified tolerance, proceed with part g. If the adjustment is to be made, all remaining adjustments in this procedure could be affected and should be performed to verify the accuracy of all adjustments.
Page 39 Adjustment-5110 7. Adjust Astigmatism AMPLIFIER PLUG-IN 8. Adjust race Alignment IME-BASE PLUG-IN 10. Adjust Vertical Gain 9. Adjust Geometry Use an amplifier plug-in known to be accurately calibrated, or verify correct calibration by applying a known signal and measuring the differential output at pins A7 and B7 of the plug-in connector.
Page 40 Adjustment-5110 11. Adjust Horizontal Centering 2.134- It Fig. 3-5. Location of horizontal centering adjustment. Fig. 3-4. Locations of vertical and horizontal adjustments.
Page 41 Adjustment-5110 12. Adjust Horizontal Gain Identical amplifier units should be installed in the oscilloscope. Use an amplifier plug-in known to be accurately calibrated, or verify correct calibration by applying a known signal and meauring the differential output at pins A7 and B7 of the plug-in connector. The...
Page 43 Section 4 — 5110 MAIN ENANCE Do not defeat the grounding connection. Any in terruption of the grounding connection can create an electric-shock hazard. Before making external connections to this instrument, always ground the instrument first by connecting the power-cord to a proper mating power outlet.
Page 44 Maintenance-51 10 block is used and the instrument is then connected to 240-volt power). able 4-2 REGULA ING RANGE AND FUSE DA A Primary ap Regulating Range Pins Selected 120-V Nominal 240-V Nominal (Brown Plug) (Red Plug) An unused line fuse, intended for the line-voltage source for which the oscilloscope was not set when shipped from the factory, is clipped to the LV Power Supply circuit board (see Fig.
Page 45: Mounting Method
Malntenance-5110 RACKMOUN ING Installing he Slide-Out racks Mounting Method 1. Front and rear rails holes must be large enough to allow inserting a 10-32 screw through the rail mounting hole if the rails are untapped (see Fig. 4- 2A). 2. Or, front and rear rail holes must be tapped to Rack Dimensions accept a 10-32 screw if Fig.
Page 46 Maintenance-5110 Deep Rack Configuration Shallow Rack Configuration 10-32 10-32 Slideout rack Screw Stationary Screw Slideout rack Section Stationary Section I Slideout rack Stationary Section Rear Mounting 10-32 Bracket Screw Bar Nut Untapped 10-32 Front Rail Rear Mounting untapped Screw Bracket...
Page 47: Maintenance
Maintenance-51 10 of instrument above PACM HAIL YPES i9i?5 taoe? 5 1/4" opening for 2 5/8 ” for securing installing the instru front-pane! screw ment (5 3/4" if adjacent instruments are to be operated). 5/8" for mounting stationary section Panel of instrument below (and...
Page 48 Maintenance-5110 Slide-Out rack Maintenance Ventilation Requirements REPACKAGING FOR RESHIPMEN Installation And Adjustment...
Page 49 Mainienance-5110 Exterior PREVEN IVE MAIN ENANCE Interior CABINE REMOVAL ARNING Dangerous voltages exist several points throughout this instrument. When the instrument is Switch Contacts operated with the covers removed, do not touch exposed connections or components. Some tran sistors have voltages present on their cases.
Page 50 Mai rrtenance-51 10 PERFORMANCE CHECK AND Cam Switch Lubrication ADJUS MEN IN ERVAL SEMICONDUC OR CHECKS ROUBLESHOO ING ROUBLESHOO ING AIDS Diagrams Circuit-Board Illustrations Wiring Color Code Semiconductor Basing (1481)1967-2 Fig. 4-4. Lubrication procedure for a typical cam switch.
Page 51 Maintenance-51 10 Fig. 4-5. Lead configuration data for semiconductor devices. Multi-Pin Connector Holders ROUBLESHOO ING EQUIPMEN Semiconductor ester Fig. 4-6. Multl-pin connector holder orientation.
Page 52 Malntenance-5110 Multimeter 3. Visual 4. Isolate rouble to a Circuit. est Oscilloscope able 4-3 POWER SUPPLY OU PU VOL AGES ypical Power Output Voltage Range 120 Hz Supply Ripple ROUBLESHOO ING ECHNIQUES 5. Check Voltages and Waveforms. 6. Check Instrument Adjustment.
Page 53: Standard Parts
Maintenance-51 10 8. Repair and Adjustment. CORREC IVE MAIN ENANCE OB AINING REPLACEMEN PAR S Standard Parts Do not use an ohmmeter scale that has high internal current. High currents may damage the diode. When selecting replacement parts, it is important to remember that the physical size and shape of a component may affect the performance of the instrument, particularly at high frequencies.
Page 54: Ordering Parts
Maintenance-5110 Ordering Parts SOLDE RING ECH NIQUES WARNING | High voltage and current levels are present in this instrument. To avoid electrical shock, disconnect the instrument from the power source before solder ing. The reason some component leads are troublesome to remove is due to a bend placed on each lead during the manufacturing process.
Page 55 For assistance in repair of the cam switches, contact your local Tektronix Field Office or representative. ARNING Handle silicone grease with care. Avoid getting silicone grease in eyes. Wash hands thoroughly after use.
Page 56 Main tenance-51 10 Circuit-Board Pin Replacement Some circuit boards in this instrument are multi layer type boards with a conductive path(s) laminated between the top and bottom board layers. All soldering on these boards should be done with extreme care to prevent breaking the connection to center conductor(s);...
Page 57 Maintenance-5110 Cathode-Ray ube Replacement ARNING | Use care when handling a crt. Protective clothing and safety glasses should be worn. Avoid striking it on any object which might cause it to crack or implode. When storing a crt, place it in a protective...
Page 58 Maintenance-51 10 ADJUS MEN AF ER REPAIR Bulb Replacement To gain access to bulbs on some instruments, it may be necessary to remove circuit boards and pushbut MODIFICA IONS O PRE-OP ION 7 ton switch extension shafts. Extension shafts are removed and installed by pulling straight off and AMPLIFIER PLUG-INS pushing straight on.
Page 59 Section 5 — 5110 CIRCUI DESCRIP ION IN ERFACE BLOCK DIAGRAM DESCRIP ION Clock Generator Countdown Circuit...
Page 60: Auxiliary Board
Circuit Desert ption-51 10 Vertical Amplifier Horizontal Deflection Amplifier Horizontal Amplifier Beam Finder AUXILIARY BOARD X-Y Phasing VER ICAL AND HORIZON AL DEFLEC ION AMPLIFIERS Vertical Deflection Amplifier CR CIRCUI...
Page 61 Circuit Description-5110 High-Voltage Regulation. Z-Axls Amplifier High Voltage Outputs High-Voltage Regulator High-Voltage Primary. Crt Control Circuits...
Page 62 Circuit Description-5110 +30-Volt Supply. LOW-VOL AGE POWER SUPPLY AND CALIBRA OR +5-Volt Supply. Power Input Line rigger Low-Voltage Rectifiers and Unregulated Outputs Calibrator Low-Voltage Regulators — 30-Volt Supply.
Page 63 Section 6 — 5110 REPLACEABLE ELEC RICAL PAR S PAR S ORDERING INFORMA ION SPECIAL NO ES AND SYMBOLS I EM NAME ABBREVIA IONS...
Page 64 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 CROSS INDEX — MFR. CODE NUMBER O MANUFAC URER NYTRONICS , COMPONENTS GROUP , INC ., SUBSIDIARY OF NYTRONICS, INC. ORANGE STREET DARLINGTON, SC 29532 SANGAMO ELECTRIC CO., S. CAROLINA DIV. BOX 128 PICKENS, SC 29671...
Page 65 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 67 -1433- B 29999 CKT BOARD ASSY:HIGH VOLTAGE DEFLECTION 67 -1433- B 1 1 67 -1433- 1 67 -1433- 1 B 49999 CKT BOARD ASSY:HIGH VOLTAGE DEFLECTION 67 -1433- 2 67 -1433- 2 B119999 CKT BOARD ASSY:HIGH VOLTAGE DEFLECTION...
Page 66 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 29 - 134- CAP. , FXD, ELCTLT: 22UF,2 %,15V 56289 15 D226X 15B2 C822 281- 512- CAP.,FXD,CER DI:27PF,+ /-2 . 7PF,5 72982 3 8- C G 27 K 285- 629- CAP. ,FXD,PLSTC: . 47UF,2 X,1...
Page 67 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 511 1N4152R 1295 SEMICOND DEVICE : SILICON, 3 V,5 NA CR712 152- 141- 2 1295 1N4152R SEMICOND DEVICE : SILICON , 3 V,5 NA 152- 141- 2 CR714 1N4152R SEMICOND DEVICE:SILICON, 3 V,5 NA 1295 CR721 152- 141- 2 1N4152R SEMICOND DEVICE : SILICON, 3OV.5ONA...
Page 68 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 Q1 4 151- 279- B 1 1 TRANSISTOR:SILICON, NPN 151- 279- B 79999 Q1 4 151- 15 - B119999 TRANSISTOR:SILICON, NPN 151- 15 - Q1 4 151- 615- TRANSISTOR : S ILICON , NPN 151- 615-...
Page 69 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 7263 TRANSISTOR: SILICON.NPN 151- 341- 7263 TRANSISTOR: SILICON.NPN Q825 151- 341- 35 8 X4 C115 151- 331- B I 1 TRANSISTOR:SILICON, NPN 151- 496- TRANS ISTOR : SILICON , NPN 151- 496- 7263 TRANS ISTOR : SILICON , NPN...
Page 70 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 316- 39 - B119999 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: 39 OHM,1 %, .25W 1121 XB 3 CB39 1 315- 39 - RES. , FXD, CMPSN: 39 OHM,5%, .25W 1121 CB39O5 3 8- 668- RES ., FXD,WW:6.2K OHM,3%,7W...
Page 71 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 1121 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: 1 OHM,1 X, . 25W CB1 11 R226 316- 1 1- XB 5 B119999 1121 CB1 15 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: 1 OHM,5Z, .25W R226 315- 1 1- 3 Bl 2 MFF1816G14 RES.
Page 72 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 R276 316- 1 5- B 1 1 B119999 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: IM OHM , 1 %, . 25W 1121 CB1 51 R276 315- 1 5- 3 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: IM OHM, 52, . 25W...
Page 73 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 CB8225 RES. , FXD , CMPSN :8. 2K HM,5Z, .25W 1121 R667 315- 822- CB1 11 RES. , FXD.CMPSN: 1 OHM,1 Z , . 25W 1121 BOIOIOO B121189 316- 1 1- R669 CB1 15 RES. .FXD.CMPSN: 1 OHM,5Z, .25W...
Page 74 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 316- 823- B 1 1 B121189 RES . .FXD.CMPSN:82K OHM,1 Z. .25W 1121 CB8231 B12119 315- 823- RES. , FXD, CMPSN :82K OHM.5Z. .25W 1121 CB8235 R851 3 2- 333- RES ., FXD.CMPSN:33K OHM,1 Z, .5 W...
Page 75 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 1121 CB6225 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: 6. 2K OHM,5Z, .25W 315- 622- R931 XB1O931O (OPTION 7 ONLY) 1121 CB1 25 RES. , FXD, CMPSN: IK OHM,5Z,O.25W R932 315- 1 2- XB1 931 (OPTION 7 ONLY)
Page 76 Replaceable Electrical Parts — 5110 R981 315- 622- XB1O931O RES. , FXD, CMPSN :6. 2K OHM,5Z, .25W 1121 CB6225 (OPTION 7 ONLY) R982 315- 1 2- XB1O931O RES. , FXD, CMPSN: IK OHM,5Z, .25W 1121 CB1 25 (OPTION 7 ONLY)
Page 77 Instrument Options-5110 INS RUMEN OP IONS...
Page 78 Option 2-5110 OP ION 2 PRO EC IVE PANEL COVER Option 2, page 1...
Page 79 Option 7 — 5110 OP ION 7 REAR PANEL SIGNAL OU PU S Option 7, page 1...
Page 80 Option 76-5110 OP ION 76 P7 PHOSPHOR Option 76, page 1...
Page 81 Option 78-5110 OP ION 78 P11 PHOSPHOR Option 78, page 1...
Page 82 Section 7 — 5110 DIAGRAMS AND CIRCUI BOARD ILLUS RA IONS Symbols and Reference Designators -I PAR IAL Al VER ICAL BOARD ERTICAL AMPLIFIER^...
Page 83 (|I43XII3£) 2134-15 5110...
Page 84 (i 1 43) (I 132) 2134-15...
Page 86 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS RECOMMENDED EQUIPMEN Item Specifications Recommended ype VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER ES . ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E 100 mV...
Page 87 PIN 2A PROVIDES A RE URN FOR ALL GROUNDS EXCEP SIGNAL GROUNDS. HE PIN IS DIREC LY GROUNDED HE CHASSIS OF HE 5110 J (.04 -VER OU PU NO E: JfeOl, JfeOZ, e. JG»03 ERMINAL. CONNEC IONS + VER OUTPUT...
Page 88 J4.O3 INTERFACE <J>...
Page 89 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS ARNING VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS NO E 2 ms 2 ms 100 nV...
Page 90 VOL AGE & WAVEFORM CONDI IONS I ’ U 10 ®®^RrQ714 I t¾CR712 l-w-V 2134-19...
Page 91 VOL AGE & WAVEFORM CONDI IONS ¾' ¾3 R7 ;x s 2134-19...
Page 92 (1143)2134-18...
Page 93 t Located on back of board.
Page 94 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS WARNING^ RECOMMENDED ES EQUIPMEN Item Specifications Recommended VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER ES . ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E...
Page 96 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS ARNING RECOMMENDED EQUIPMEN Item Specifications Recommended ype VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER ES . ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E <D ©...
Page 97 J® fcACE fcO A ION (PEAA PANEL) KZ7/ R2Q2 SEAMFINDER FROM S/Zff +2OOV SWEEP UN&LANK.ING ------- J42O7 cfcfcoq F2O& HAND + 2OOV RACE H0RI2 SIG IM GNSIFI CA ION FROM a 134 SEAM FINDER -30V VR262 FIGH HAND FROM RI25, S!Z5~<3> HOR.IZ 6IA GEOM FROM Q 52.4...
Page 99 2134-20A...
Page 100 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS ARNING RECOMMENDED EQUIPMEN Item Specifications Recommended ype VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER ES . ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E 5 ms 500 mV...
Page 101 (S> RACE +20C>V R-O A ION R-2S4 CREKfl PANEL) VR23 L2F I 1/27/ | IN ENSI Y Q231- £202 270k R.771 42O0V SWEEP UNfeLANK ING» K1 7 HAND HOP-I IN ENSIFICA ION Ft 2.82 FROM Qi¾4 51V Y kl&H HAND HOR.IZ SIG k2la FROM QI2.4...
Page 103 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS ARNING RECOMMENDED ES EQUIPMEN Item Specifications Recommended ype VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER ES . ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E...
Page 104: Power Supply
CRBia | POWER UNR&L D C834 Sooo^r -¾3v QB 40 UNRSL D CR.&4I CR85I J..4VAC C(t FIUAMEN S-LEVA ED vSS/O CAL BRA OR UNR.6L D I P86O Q 143] 2'34- E* L.V POWER SUPPLY e CALIBR ATOR <5> 873 Rev. A, JUL 1979...
Page 105 VOL AGE AND WAVEFORM CONDI IONS WARNING | RECOMMENDED ES EQUIPMEN Specifications Item Recommended ype VOL AGE CONDI IONS WAVEFORM CONDI IONS OSCILLOSCOPE UNDER. ES , ES OSCILLOSCOPE. NO E...
Page 106 • r Q97i M «974| | |C981 g R9 78 R982 ^BR R9 R950 2134-27 A5-Signals Out circuit board VOL AGE & WAVEFORM CONDI IONS...
Page 107 SI 1 OPT 7...
Page 108 Section 8 — 5110 REPLACEABLE MECHANICAL PAR S INDEN A ION SYS EM PAR S ORDERING INFORMA ION 1 2 3 4 5 ame & Description Assembly and/or Component Attaching parts for Assembly and/or Component Detail Part of Assembly and/or Component...
Page 109 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 CROSS INDEX-MFR. CODE NUMBER O MANUFAC URER OOOCY NORTHWEST FASTENER SALES, INC. 7923 SW CIRRUS DRIVE BEAVERTON, OREGON AMP, INC. BOX 36 8 HARRISBURG, PA 171 5 WAKEFIELD ENGINEERING, INC. AUDUBON ROAD WAKEFIELD, MA 6666 GENERAL DEVICES CO., INC.
Page 110 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 1 -1 ------------------------ CKT BOARD ASSY: SINGLE BEAM AUXtSEE A2 EPL) -1218- RTNR.CRT SCALE:6.814 X 5.125, NYLON -1218- (ATTACHING PARTS) 211- 188- SCREW,MACHINE :4-4 INCH.SST 83385 354- 233- B 1 1 B 72526X RING, RETAINING: .1 ID X .2 3 INCH OD...
Page 111 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 1-37 348- 115- GROMMET,PLASTIC : U-SHP, .548 X .462 INCH 348- 115- 4 7- 896- 4 7- 896- BRACKET , CHASSIS : ALUMINUM (ATTACHING PARTS) 211- 541- SCREW, MACHINE:6-32 X .25"1 DEG.FLH STL 83385 SWITCH, PUSH-PUL:(SEE S2 1 EPL)
Page 112 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 1-68 343- CLAMP,LOOP: . 62 INCH DIA 343- CKT BOARD ASSY:HV DEFLtSEE Al EPL) 131- 566- B 1 1 . BUS CONDUCTOR : DUMMY RES, 2.375,22 AWG 5521 131- 566- XB 5 B119999X . BUS CONDUCTOR:DUMMY RES, 2.375,22 AWG...
Page 113 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 198-2 28- B 1 1 B1 8289 WIRE SET,ELEC: 198-2 28- 198-3879- B1 829 B119999 WIRE SET,ELEC: 198-3879- 198-3879- 1 WIRE SET,ELEC: 198-3879- 1 131- 677- . CONNECTOR,TERM: 18 AWG 91886 122- 192- 19 131- 621- .
Page 118 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 ------------ ----------------- CRT BOARD ASSY: INTERFACE! SEE A3 EPL) 131- 6 8- . TERMINAL,PIN: .365 L X . 25 PH BRZ GOLD 22526 47357 131-1 43- , CONNECTOR,RCPT, :18/36 CONTACT SAC18D/4-2 2388 . CONNECTOR, RCPT, :( SEE J6 1.J6 2 AND J6 3 EPL) 136- 269- .
Page 119 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 2 -27 342- INSULATOR,PLATE: .52 SQ X . 15 INCH THK.AL 342- 351- 293- GUIDE, SLIDE:BLUE 351- 293- 351- 286- B 1 1 GUIDE,PL-IN UNI: 351- 286- B 39999 351- 286- 1 B 62225 GUIDE, PL-IN UNI:...
Page 120 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 -1375- COVER.SCOPE:FRONT -1375- (OPTION 2 ONLY) BOIOIOO - 728- 1 B 99999 COV, HANDLE END: 8 C 9 - 728- 1 - 728- 6 COVER ,HDL END: - 728- 6 - 728- COV, HANDLE END:...
Page 125 Replaceable Mechanical Parts — 5110 4 -1 351- 195- SLIDE,DWR , EXT : SLIDE , PAIR(RACKMOUNT ONLY ) 6666 C719 351- 1 4- SLIDE SECT.DWR: 12.625 X 2.25 6666 C-72 -2 (ATTACHING PARTS) 212- SCREW,MACHINE :8-32 X .312 INCH.PNH STL...
Page 126 ACCESSORIES 7 -2134- 1 MANUAL, TECH: INSTRUCTION 7 -2134- 1...
Page 127 MANUAL CHANGE INFORMA ION SERVICE NO E...
Page 128 CALIBRA ION EQUIPMEN REPLACEMEN Calibration est Equipment Chart Comparison of Main Characteristics µs. µ$. NO E: AU M SOO generator outputs ar® short-proof. AH M 500 plug-in Instruments require M 500-Serles Power Module.

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