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Don't all of those things connect through the same ribbon cable between the front panel and the CPU board? Are you sure that cable was reconnected correctly at both ends when you reinstalled the

On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 11:34 AM, Chris Jones <chris@...> wrote: > On 18/01/2013 11:24, Alexandre "tabajara" Souza wrote: > >> Chris, probably you're missing two addressing lines to upgrade

Why not make one? Take anyone's microprocessor board (Arduino would work well), feed it with AC, biased to half the supply voltage, then do a fast A/D on it. This gives you a running peak to peak

My two Advantest TR5823H did not work because of bad conductive foam in the pushbutton switches. I opened all of the switches and put a dab of conductive stuff sold to repair rear window defrosters in

How about the other tests recommended? Throw some low level signals at the various IF's and see if you get a response. If the IF's work, could be a bad mixer (I doubt it with no 000 response), more

In the past schematics could be had from Japan for some of these. Maybe they tightened up. -- Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@... DIE Consulting, Weston, Mass 02493 "An empty zombie

Lots of Advantest spectrum analyzers out there. Many with great performance, some at good prices. Few/none with schematics. Do you feel lucky? -- john, KE5FX

I am now retired for almost 10 years, but at my place we had about 4 or 5 Advantest SAs. They worked very well, and are relatively small. One thing I noticed is that the CRT would go dim a little

Thanks for that Dave. In this day of digital and handheld T & M, this is antique, but affordable and functional it is... Dave (yet another)

Dave No relation to seller, but here is an expandable, newer model Dranetz unit with a line analyzer plugin and a 30 day right of return, for $61, including shipping (at least to my

When its tuned to freq 000 there's no response

Dave, I'm not sure how big your budget is, but I've picked up good working older model Dranetz power line analyzers for less than $200 on eBay. There are over 250 listings from them up now. They

Data logging devices are commonplace now days. Many high-end multimeters have such a feature where you can plug the meter up to a power source and record levels over time. But I'm interested in

Do you still get zero MHz response? If so, the 1st IF on are working to at least some degree. Baseline noise on wide RBW means the last IF and video are working. Can you inject some signals into

Just curious, What do you think of the Advantest SA vs HP or Tektronix brands? Thanks in advance. Jeff M. ________________________________ To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Sent: Thu,

On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 12:28:35 -0800, you wrote: >(Changing the subject from spectrum analyzers to logic analyzers) > >On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 7:51 PM, Harvey White <madyn@...>

After taking these boards apart many times the results were always the same, either one or more LEDs and one or more buttons were not working. Every time it was a different set of buttons or LEDs.

Did you check the power supply voltages? Joe

You would be amazed at how much noise can get into test equipment through the power cord... Corcom filters are nice things, but they do have their limits. -Chuck Harris gldinnc wrote: