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Kurt, I added a couple of files with schematic and layout for the 8711C CRT display.? They may be helpful.? There are contrast and brightness adjustments on the display board in addition to the

As far as schematics on those beasts goes you have to look for CLIP not schematics , agilent called those Component Level Information Packets , there is none specifically covering the ES but it is

Hi N8ZM Thank you for the comment Yes, there is a menu item under DISPLAY/More display/Color options/Custom colors/select Item, where Graticule is Item #11 but that is for VGA only. I will seek

Bruce, further up the thread you asked what error messages I'm seeing. I have just re-checked and my earlier comment was correct. At switch on, I get these flashing: Oven REF Unlock YTO

Kurt… I believe there is a separate brightness control for the graticule buried in the menu’s. Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2022 8:13 AM To: [email protected] Subject:

Hi Alexandre Ok I can set different color on the VGA so I will carry on trying all sort of colors Kind regards Kurt Fra: [email protected]

The monitor is monochrome, but it MAY get rgb and show as distinct shades of green. Do you have different colours on the vga output? If yes, probably the internal mono monitor uses different shades of

Hi Alexandre It is a green monochrome CRT so that is apparently not the case Kind regards Kurt Fra: [email protected] <[email protected]> P? vegne

I din't know the equipment, but if it is working on vga output, maybe you are missing a color on the monitor??? 73 de pu2sex Alexandre Enviado do meu Tele-Movel Em ter, 8 de mar de 2022 10:12, Kurt

Hi Everyone Just aquired a Agilent 8714ES and it has the problem that Graticule On / Off does not wirk on the CRT but are OK and the VGA output. A hint on how to get is to work, or what the problem

Mac, Scratch that, I think those two 14 pin DIP (?) machined sockets are what I was looking at. Right? Radu. [email protected]> wrote:

Mac, Thank you for pointing out this information from the files. I only opened the case once for the adjustments, so I don't have good "memory photography" on the bits in there, but the part on p.4 of

I agree that the 50MHz source needs to be calibrated. I have tow methods of checking: 1) The HP 435 meter (and also the 432) Have references taht are known to be very stable - my first go to

Just took some measurements - If anyone has a board that they can write to the eeprom via the front panel, I would love to hear how they compare. U401 74ABT414D with SW400 Set to Alter - OE1 =

Normally labs in the industry run 24/7 , even if people work 9-5 there are usually test labs that run tests that often run for days or even weeks HALT/HAST tests usually run for a long time non stop

Thought the mini standard was less expensive. Cheers! Bruce Quoting Jim Ford <james.ford@...>:

Greetings! My old trusty HP E8285A got a strange problem. Lets assume it is on and working. It turns off when I push the power button. in 3 or 4 seconds without touching the unit, it turns on again

If I understand this correctly, there is a box to check for "Protected", which it appears from the Project file I did not check. I think in the meantime I have stumbled onto something else H/W

I was probably a bit heavy handed and overstated my objection. I have a few "standards" that I maintain. I have a fluke 732 that I compare at a friend of mines metrology lab about once a year, and

No the Floppy is not in the drive.? The EEPROM was written by me. I am using a Xgpro software and a?TL866II Plus Programmer. I do not see an option to write protect, and the manual is not clear on