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HP 1652B Getting Started Manual (725 pages)
Logic
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 67 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
85
Disconnecting the Probes from the Pods
109
Connecting the Grabbers to the Probes
110
Connecting the Grabbers to the Test Points
110
Labeling Pods, Probes, and Cables
111
Chapter 3 Introduction
112
Using the Front-Panel User Interface
112
Front-Panel Controls
113
Rear-Panel Controls and Connectors
117
How to Select Menus
118
The Cursor
118
How to Switch between the Analyzers and Oscilloscope
119
Returning to the System Configuration Menu
119
How to Close Pop-Up Menus
120
How to Select Fields
120
Pop-Up Menus
120
How to Select Options
121
How to Enter Numeric Data
122
Toggle Fields
122
How to Enter Alpha Data
125
Changing Alpha Entries
126
How to Roll Data
127
Assignment/Specification Menus
128
Assigning Pod Bits to Labels
128
Specifying Patterns
129
Specifying Edges
130
Introduction
131
System Configuration Menu
131
Chapter 4
131
Accessing the System Configuration Menu
132
System Configuration Menu Fields
133
Name
133
Type
134
Autoscale
135
Scope On/Off
135
Pods
136
Where to Go Next
137
Chapter 5 : I/O Menu
138
Accessing the I/O Menu ,511
138
Introduction
138
Print au
139
Printscreen
139
Disk Operations
140
Load
142
Store
142
Autoload
143
Copy
144
Duplicate Disk
145
Packdisk
146
Rename
146
Purge
147
Formatdisk
148
I/O Port Configuration
149
Configuring the Interfaces
150
The RS-232C Interface
151
External BNC Configuration
154
Self Test
155
Chapter 6 Disk Drive Operations
156
Introduction
156
The Disk Operations Available
156
6-L
156
Accessing the Disk Menu
158
Selecting a Disk Operation
159
Disk Operation Parameters
160
Installing a Blank Disk
161
Formatting a Disk
162
Storing to a Disk
164
The Load Operation
166
Renaming a File
167
The Autoload Operation
168
Purgingafile
169
Copyingafile
170
The Pack Disk Operation
172
Duplicating the Operating System Disk
173
Introduction
176
Making Hardcopy Prints
176
Chapter 7
176
Supported Printers
176
Alternate Printers
177
Hooking up Your Printer
177
HP-IB Printer Cables
178
RS-232C Printer Cables
178
HP 132426 Cable
178
HP 92219H Cable
179
Setting HP-IB for HP Printers
179
Setting RS-232C for HP Printers .7:5
180
Setting RS-232C for Your Non-HP Printer
180
Recommended Protocol
181
RS-232C Default Configuration
181
Setting Paper Width
181
Starting the Printout
182
Print All
182
Print Screen
182
What Happens During a Printout
183
Connecting to Other HP Printers
184
Introduction
185
State Analyzer Menu Maps
185
The State Analyzer
185
Chapter 8
185
The State Analyzer: an Overview
185
State Format Menu Map
186
State Trace Menu Map
187
State Listing Menu Map
189
State Compare Menu Map
190
State Waveform Menu Map
191
State Chart Menu Map
193
Storage Macro
220
Reading the Sequence Level Display
222
Acquisition Fields
224
Armed by
224
Trace Mode
224
Count
229
Off
229
Time
229
States
231
Qualifier and Pattern Fields
233
Base
234
Label
234
Patterns
234
Qualifier Field
234
Pattern Fields
235
Ranges
235
State Listing Menu
236
Chapter 11 Introduction
236
Accessing the State Listing Menu
237
State Listing Menu Fields
238
Markers
238
Markers off
239
Markers Patterns
239
Stop Measurement
240
Markers Statistics
241
Markers Time
241
Chapter 12 State Compare Menu
243
Accessing the Compare Menu
244
The Compare and Difference Listing Displays
244
The Compare Listing
244
The Difference Listing
244
Creating a Compare Image
245
Bit Editing of the Compare Image
246
Masking Channels in the Compare Image
247
Specifying a Compare Range
248
Saving Compare Images
250
Chapter 13 State Chart Menu
251
Scaling the Axes
252
Markers and Readouts for Chart
255
Marker Options
256
Chapter 14 State Waveforms Menu
257
Selecting a Waveform
258
Replacing Waveforms
259
Deleting Waveforms
260
Delay from Trigger
261
State Waveform Display Features
261
Table of Contents
295
Acquisitionmode
323
Transitional Acquisition Mode
324
Glitch Acquisition Mode
325
Base
326
Label
326
Find Pattern
327
Pattern Duration (Present for )
329
Thenfindedge
331
Chapter 19 Timing Waveforms Menu
335
Accessing the Timing Waveforms Menu
336
Timing Waveforms Menu Fields
337
Markers
337
Markerstime
338
Markers Patterns
339
Stop Measurement
339
Accumulate Mode
340
Markers Statistics
340
At Marker
341
Time/DIV (Time Per Division) Field
342
Delay Field
343
Introduction
345
Timing Analyzer Measurement Example
345
Introduction
243
Accessing the State Chart Menu
251
Introduction
251
Selecting the Axes for the Chart
251
Accessing the State Waveforms Menu
257
Introduction
257
Introduction
335
Chapter 20
345
Problem Solving with the Timing Analyzer
346
What am I Going to Measure
346
How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
347
Connecting the Probes
349
Activity Indicators
349
Configuring the Timing Analyzer
350
Specifying a Trigger Condition
352
Acquiring the Data
353
The Timing Waveforms Menu
354
The
355
The Vertical Dotted Line
355
Configuring the Display
356
Display Resolution
356
Making the Measurement
357
Finding the Answer
358
Chapter 21 Timing/State Measurement Example
360
Whatamigoingtomeasure
361
How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
362
Configuring the State Analyzer
363
Acquiring the Data
364
Finding the Problem
365
What Additional Measurements Must I Make
366
Connecting the Timing Analyzer Probes
367
How Do I Re-Configure the Logic Analyzer
367
Configuring the Timing Analyzer
368
Setting the Timing Analyzer Trigger
369
Time Correlating the Data
370
Mixed Mode Display
371
Re-Acquiring the Data
371
Interpreting the Display
372
Overlapping Timing Waveforms
373
Finding the Answer
374
Summary
375
Chapter 22 The Oscilloscope
376
The Scope (an Overview)
376
Thechannelmenumap
377
Thetriggermenumap
378
The Waveforms Menu Map
379
Specify Markers Menu Map
380
Waveform Selection Menu Map
380
Menu Overview
381
Chapter 23 Channel Menu
383
Channel Menu Fields
383
V/DIV Field
384
Impedance Field
387
Preset Field
387
Introduction
383
Waveform Selection
388
Connecting the Equipment
389
Setting up the Oscilloscope
389
Turning the Waveforms On/Off
390
Modify Waveforms
392
Overlay (Cl,C2)
393
Timebase Functions
395
S/Divfield
396
Zoom (Acquisition Stopped)
397
Zoom Example
397
Delay Field
399
Scroll Example
400
Autoscale Field
401
If no Signal Is Found
402
Whenasignalisfound
402
Chapter 24 Trigger Menu
403
Immediate Trigger Mode
404
Armed by Field
405
Run
406
Mode Field
404
Edge Trigger Mode
406
Source Field
406
Level Field
407
Auto-Trig Field
408
Slope Field
408
Repetitive Mode Run
409
Single Mode Run
409
Auto-Measure Field
410
Top and Base Voltages
412
Connecting the Equipment
413
Setting up the Oscilloscope
413
Rise Time Measurement
414
Fall Time Measurement
415
Vp-P Measurement
416
Period and Frequency Measurements
417
Preshoot and Overshoot Measurements
419
Introduction
410
Scope Field
410
Waveforms Menu
410
Introduction
360
Introduction
376
Calibration
403
Introduction
403
Chapter 25
410
Marker Measurements
421
Markers Field
422
Sample Period Display
423
Time
423
Trig to X Field
424
Trigtoofield
424
Search
425
Type Markers
426
Stop Measurement When X-O
427
Lessthan
428
Greater than
429
Not in Range to
430
Store Exception to Disk
431
Statistics
432
Search Marker Measurement Example
433
Connecting the Equipment
433
Making the Measurement
433
Display Field
438
Normalmode
438
Averagemode
439
Accumulate Mode
440
Connect Dots Field
440
Grid
440
Introduction
441
Mixed Mode Displays
441
Chapter 26
441
Timing/State Mixed Mode Display
442
State/State Mixed Mode Display
443
Timing/Scope Mixed Mode Display
444
Arming the Oscilloscope
444
Displaying Timing Waveforms
445
State/Timing and Scope Mixed Mode Display
448
Time-Correlated Displays
449
Introduction
450
Timing/State/Oscilloscope Measurement Example
450
Chapter 27
450
What am I Going to Measure
451
How Do I Configure the Logic Analyzer
452
Configuring the State Analyzer
453
Acquiring the Data
455
Connecting the Probes
455
Finding the Problem
456
What Additional Measurements Must I Make
457
Connecting the Timing Analyzer Probes
458
How Do I Re-Configure the Logic Analyzer
458
Setting the Timing Analyzer Trigger
460
Time Correlating the Data
461
Mixed Mode Display
462
Re-Acquiring the Data
462
Interpreting the Display
463
Reconfigure the Analyzer with Scope
463
Connecting the Scope Probes
464
Armingthescope
465
Making the Scope Measurement
466
Mixed Mode Display with Scope
467
Finding the Answer
468
Microprocessor Specific Measurements
469
Appendix A: Introduction
469
Nsc800
472
8086Or8088
474
68000 And 68010 (64-Pin DIP
481
68000 And 68010 (68-Pin
482
68Hcll
485
Loading the Desired File
486
Selecting the Correct File
486
Connecting the Logic Analyzer Probes
487
How to Display Inverse Assembled Data
487
Appendix B
489
Top and Base Voltages
489
Measurement Algorithms
490
Period
490
Negative Pulse Width (-Width
491
Preshoot and Overshoot
492
Average Voltage
493
Dutycycle
493
Error Messages
494
Appendix C: Introduction
494
Installation, Maintenance and Calibration
500
Appendix D: Operating Environment
500
Storage and Shipping
500
Original Packaging
500
Tagging for Service
500
Other Packaging
501
Ventilation
500
Power Requirements
501
Power Cable
502
Selecting the Line Voltage
505
Applying Power
506
Checking for the Correct Fuse
506
Loading the Operating System
506
Intensity Control
508
Calibration
509
Calibration Integrity
509
Calibration Interval
509
Operator's Maintenance
509
Software Calibration Procedures
510
Offset Calibration
510
Attenuator Calibration
511
Delay Calibration
512
Gain Calibration
512
Appendix E
514
Introduction
514
Operator Self Tests
514
Selftests
514
Power-Up Self Test
514
Selectable Self Tests
515
Introduction
516
Logic Analyzer Specifications
516
Probes
516
Timing Mode
517
Specifications and Operating Characteristics
516
Appendix F: Specifications and Operating Characteristics
516
Logic Analyzer Operating Characteristics
517
Probes
517
Measurement Configurations
518
Memory
518
State Analysis
518
Trace Specification
518
Tagging
519
State Compare Mode
520
Symbols
520
State X-T Chart
521
Glitch Capture Mode
522
Timing Analysis
522
Transitional Timing Mode
522
Waveformdisplay
522
Acquisition Specifications
523
Autoscale (Timing Analyzer Only
523
Measurement and Display Functions
523
Time Interval Accuracy
523
Trigger Specification
523
Indicators
524
Labels
524
Markerfunctions
524
Data Display/Entry
525
Run/Stop Functions
525
Oscilloscope Operating Characteristics
526
Vertical
526
Horizontal
528
Trigger
528
Waveformdisplay
529
Measurementaids
530
Setupaids
530
Oscilloscope Specifications
526
Horizontal
526
Trigger
526
Vertical (at BNC
526
Interactive Measurements
531
Acquisition
531
Mixeddisplay
531
Time Correlation
531
Time Interval Accuracy between Modules
531
General Characteristics
532
Operating Environment
532
Dimensions
533
Power Requirements
533
Weight
533
Table of Contents
552
General Information
557
Introduction
557
Instruments Covered by this Manual
558
Safety Considerations
558
Product Description
559
Accessories Supplied
560
Accessories Available
561
Logic Analyzer Operating Characteristics
562
Measurement Configurations
563
State Analysis
563
Timing Analysis
566
Measurement and Display Functions
567
Logic Analyzer Specifications
562
Probes
562
Timingmode
562
Oscilloscope Operating Characteristics
569
Vertical (at BNC
569
Horizontal
570
Trigger
571
Waveform Display
571
Measurementaids
572
Oscilloscope Specifications
569
Horizontal
569
Trigger
569
General Characteristics
573
Operating Environment
573
Power Requirements
574
Weight
574
Interactive Measurements
573
Acquisition
573
Mixed Displays
573
Time Correlation
573
Time Interval Accuracy between Modules
573
Recommended Test Equipment
575
Table of Contents
577
Initialinspection
578
Introduction
578
Operating Disk Installation
578
Power Requirements
578
Safety Considerations
578
Line Voltage Selection
579
Applying Power
580
Powercable
580
User Interface
582
HP-IB Address Selection
583
Service Manual Contents-1
583
RS-232-C Configuration
584
RS-232-C Interface
584
Degaussing the Display
586
Operating Environment
586
Originalpackaging
586
Storage and Shipment
586
Tagging for Service
586
Taggingforservice
586
Cleaning Requirements
587
Otherpackaging
587
Table of Contents
588
Introduction
589
Recommended Test Equipment
589
Self Tests
589
Selftests
589
Power-Up Self Test
590
Selectable Self Tests
590
Test Record
589
Performance Test Interval
591
Performance Test Procedures
591
Logic Analyzer Performance Tests
592
Test Connector
592
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 1
593
Test Connector
593
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 2
602
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 4
608
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 5
611
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 6
611
Glitch Test
614
Threshold Accuracy Test
618
Oscilloscope Performance Tests
622
Input Resistance Test
622
DC Offset Accuracy Test
629
Bandwidth Test
632
Time Measurement Accuracy Test
635
Trigger Sensitivity Test
643
Table of Contents
644
Adjustments and Calibration Interval
645
Adjustments and Calibration Introduction
645
Equipment Required
645
Introduction
645
Adjustments
646
Calibrafion
646
Instrument Warm-Up
646
Safety Requirements
646
Power Supply Assembly Adjustment
647
Adjustments
647
Calibration
647
CRT Monitor Assembly Adjustments
648
Intensity, Sub-Bright, and Contrast Adjustment
648
Focus Adjustment
649
Horizontal Phase, Vertical Linearity, and Height Adjustments
649
System Board Assembly Threshold Adjustment
650
Oscilloscope Assembly High-Frequency Pulse Adjustment
653
Softwarecalibration
655
Software Calibration
655
Attenuator Calibration
656
Offset Calibration
656
Delay Calibration
657
Delaycalibration
657
Gain Calibration
657
Trigger Calibration
657
Abbreviations
659
Exchange Assemblies
659
Replaceable Parts Introduction
659
Direct Mail Order System
661
Ordering Information
661
Table of Contents
666
Block Level Theory
667
Power Supply Assembly
670
CRT Monitor Assembly
670
Main Assembly
670
Oscilloscope Assembly
670
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
670
Keypad and Knob Assembly
671
RS-232-C Interface
671
HP-IB Interface
671
Disk Controller
671
Data Acquisition
672
Arming Control
672
Armingcontrol
672
Logic Analyzer Theory of Operation
672
Memory
673
Introduction
667
Safety
667
Theory of Operation
667
Oscilloscope Theory of Operation
674
Attenuator/Preamps
674
Post Amplifier
674
Triggering
674
Timebase
675
Fine Interpolator
675
Analog Interface
675
Digital Interface
675
Probe Compensation
675
Introduction
677
Power-Up Self Tests
677
Self Tests
677
Selectable Self Tests
678
Anaiyzer Data Acquisition Self Test
679
Scope Data Acquisition Self Test
680
RS-232-C Self Test
680
Bncselftest
681
Keyboard Self Test
681
HP 1652B/L653B
681
Troubleshooting
685
Safety
685
Trouble Isolation Flowcharts
687
Power Supply Voltages Check
696
CRT Monitor Signals Check
697
Disk Drive Voltages Check
699
Troubleshooting Auxiliary Power
700
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HP 1652B Service Manual (174 pages)
Logic Analyzers
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 14 MB
Table of Contents
Section 1
9
Logic Analyzers
3
Instruments Covered by this Manual
3
Safety Considerations
5
Safety Symbols
5
Printing History
6
List of Effective Pages
7
Table of Contents
9
Section 2
13
Generallnfor~Ation
14
Introduction
14
Instruments Covered by this Manual
15
Safety Considerations
15
Product Description
16
Accessories Supplied
17
Accessories Available
18
Logic Analyzer Operating Characteristics
20
Logic Analyzer Specifications
20
Probes
20
State Mode
20
Timing Mode
20
Measurement Configurations
21
State Analysis
21
Timing Analysis
24
Measurement and Display Functions
25
Horizontal
28
Oscilloscope Operating Characteristics
28
Oscilloscope Specifications
28
Trigger
28
Vertical
28
Vertical (at BNC)
28
Horizontal
29
Trigger
30
Waveform Display
30
Measurement Aids
31
Acquisition
32
General Characteristics
32
Interactive Measurements
32
Mixed Displays
32
Operating Environment
32
Time Correlation
32
Time Interval Accuracy between Modules
32
Dimensions
33
Power Requirements
33
Weight
33
Recommended Test Equipment
34
Section 3
36
Initial Inspection
37
Installation
37
Introduction
37
Operating Disk Installation
37
Power Requirements
37
Safety Considerations
37
Line Voltage Selection
38
Applying Power
39
Power Cable
39
HP-IB Interfacing
41
User Interface
41
HP-IB Address Selection
42
RS-232-C Configuration
43
RS-232-C Interface
43
Degaussing the Display
45
Operating Environment
45
Original Packaging
45
Storage and Shipment
45
Tagging for Service
45
Cleaning Requirements
46
Other Packaging
46
Section 4
47
Introduction
48
Performance Tests
48
Recommended Test Equipment
48
Self Tests
48
Test Record
48
Power-Up Self Test
49
Selectable Self Tests
49
Performance Test Interval
50
Performance Test Procedures
50
Logic Analyzer Performance Tests
52
Test Connector
52
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 1
71
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 2
71
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 4
71
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 5
71
Clock, Qualifier, and Data Inputs Test 6
71
Glitch Test
74
Threshold Accuracy Test
78
Input Resistance Test
82
DC Offset Accuracy Test
89
Bandwidth Test
92
Signal Generator
98
Oscilloscope Performance Tests
82
Bandwidth Test
103
Trigger Sensitivity Test
103
Voltage Measurement Accuracy Test
103
Section 5
104
Adjustments and Calibration
105
Adjustments and Calibration Interval
105
Equipment Required
105
Introduction
105
Adjustments
106
Instrument Warm-Up
106
Safety Requirements
106
Power Supply Assembly Adjustment
107
Contrast Adjustment
108
Focus Adjustment
109
Horizontal Phase, Vertical Linearity, and Height Adjustments
109
System Board Assembly Threshold Adjustment
110
Oscilloscope Assembly High-Frequency Pulse Adjustment
113
Software Calibration
115
Attenuator Calibration
116
Offset Calibration
116
Delay Calibration
117
Gain Calibration
117
Trigger Calibration
117
Section 6
119
Abbreviations
120
Exchange Assemblies
120
Replaceable Parts
120
Direct Mail Order System
121
Ordering Information
121
Section 7
126
Block Level Theory
127
Introduction
127
Safety
127
Theory of Operation
127
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
130
CRT Monitor Assembly
130
Main Assembly
130
Oscilloscope Assembly
130
Power Supply Assembly
130
Disk Controller
131
HP-IB Interface
131
Keypad and Knob Assembly
131
RS-232-C Interface
131
Arming Control
133
Data Acquisition
133
Logic Analyzer Theory of Operation
133
Memory
134
ADC and FISO Memory
135
Attenuatorl Preamps
135
Oscilloscope Theory of Operation
135
Post Amplifier
135
Triggering
135
Analog Interface
136
Digital Interface
136
Fine Interpolator
136
Probe Compensation
136
Time Base
136
Section 8
137
Introduction
138
Power-Up Self Tests
138
Self Tests
138
Selectable Self Tests
139
Selecting the Self Tests Menu
139
Analyzer Data Acquisition Self Test
140
RS-232-C Self Test
141
Scope Data Acquisition Self Test
141
BNC Self Test
142
Keyboard Self Test
142
RAM Self Test
142
Disk Drive Self Test
143
ROM Self Test
143
Section 9
145
Introduction
146
Safety
146
Trouble Isolation Flowcharts
146
Troubleshooting
146
Power Supply Voltages Check
157
CRT Monitor Signals Check
158
Keyboard Signals Check
159
Disk Drive Voltages Check
160
Troubleshooting Auxiliary Power
161
Assembly Removal and Replacement
163
Removal and Replacement of the Rear Panel Assembly
165
Removal and Replacement of the Disk Drive
166
Removal and Replacement of the Oscilloscope Assembly
167
Removal and Replacement of the Power Supply Assembly
167
Removal and Replacement of the Attenuators
169
Removal and Replacement of the Keyboard Assembly
170
Disassembling the Keyboard Assembly
171
Removal and Replacement of the Fan
172
Removal and Replacement of the Main Assembly
172
Removal and Replacement of the Feetrrilt Stand
174
HP 1652B Getting Started (76 pages)
Logic Analyzer
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
0 - Chapter 1
8
Introducing the HP1652B/HP 16538
8
What Are the HP 1652B and HP 1653B
8
Getting Ready to Operate
9
Initial Inspection
9
Accessories
10
Removing Yellow Shipping Disk
10
Selecting the Line Voltage
11
Checking for the Correct Fuse
12
Connecting the Power Cable
12
Loading the Operating System
13
Installing the Operating System Disk
14
Lineswitch
15
Power-Up Self-Test
16
Adjusting the Display Intensity
17
Summary
17
Chapter 2
18
Front Panel Organization
18
Display
18
Cursor
18
Menukeys
18
Diskdrive
18
Rollkeys
18
Knob
18
Inputs
18
Getting to Know the Front Panel
18
Introduction
18
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