Theory
of
Operation—
7B1
0
TS
10
(time
slots
one
through
ten),
which
are
connected
to
the
vertical
and
horizontal plug-in
compartments.
Two
output
lines,
row and
column,
are
connected from each
channel
(two
channels
per plug-in
compartment)
back
to
the readout system.
Data
is
encoded
on
these
output
lines
either
by
connecting
resistors
between them and
the
time-slot
input
lines
or
by generating equivalent currents
The
resultant
output
is
a
sequence
of
analog
current
levels
on
the
row and column
output
lines.
The row and column
current
levels
are
decoded
by
the
readout
system
to
address
a
character matrix during
each
time
slot,
thus
selecting
a
character
to
be
displayed
or
a
special
instruction
to
be
followed
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INTERFACE
CONNECTORS AND
POWER
SUPPLY
The
Interface
Connectors
provide
interconnection
for
control signals
and power
supply voltages
between
the
mainframe and
the
time-base
unit.
The Power
Supply
derives
supply voltages
from
the
mainframe
supplies
for
power
requirements unique
to
this
instrument.
Additional
voltage regulation
is
also
provided
TABLE
3-2
Readout
Character
Selection
Characters
Time-Slot
Description
Encoded By
Decimal
TS-1
Determines
decimal
magnitude
(number
of
zeros displayed
or
prefix
change
information).
R751, R752,
R756
Uncalibrated
{>)
TS-3
Indicates calibrated or uncali-
brated
sweep
rates
and
delay
times.
R761,
R764
1,
2,
5
TS-4
Scaling
(TIME/DIV)
R771
R772,
R773
m,
fj.
n,
p
TS-8
Defines the
prefix
which
modifies
the units
of
measurement.
R781,
R782
R783,
R784
s(seconds)
TS-9
Defines the
unit of
measurement.
R793,
R794
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