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To the best of my knowledge, this is the only time this particular piece of software has shown up. Now is not the time to be experimenting. Spinrite is a surface scanning program, not a program

I'd try and get hold of a parallel floppy.drive and if still no joy try and use an old.tool called spinrite on it back in the day I had success recovering data from floppy drives when all was lost.

No, this is NOT an option. A USB-connected floppy drive does not allow register-level access to the floppy controller; in fact the required registers aren't even present. Such access is generally

For future reference if anyone is interested, the part that was bad causing the wavy response (S11, S22) on these units was a burnt out switch a little further down in the chain ( *1GC1-6234* ).? It

I looked up that HP83732A. Looks like only the rough info is included in the manual, but from the specs and block diagram it seems to be a very nice instrument. It covers the whole 1-20 GHz range with

The disk is most likely in LIF format so your Windows machines won’t recognize it. Best recommendation is to get it to Dave McGuire as he’s volunteered to make it available to the public.

Two things come to mind: 1. One can purchase USB-connected 3.5" floppy disk drives; if any of your XP boxes have USB ports, this is an option. B. If you have access to a *UX box (Linux, Solaris,

I’m thinking it’s a directional coupler with a diode detector in the coupled leg. You should be able to inject RF power into the line with the transmission line and see a proportional dc voltage

Many thanks both. I take it from that, that the power supply is on, even when the on-off button on the front panel is not

Making good manuals is as much of an art as it is a skill. I used to have a book on this subject, wish I could find it. One bit in the book that I can still remember vividly is a pair of facing

Wow. It is definitely worth pursuing. I hope Windows didn't do anything to the disk. A USB floppy drive won't work for something like this. If you are willing to send it to me, I can image it

If I can find a way to copy the contents of the disk I would be glad to upload or share the program. It is mentioned in a number of HP documents such 9018-06438-3 on using HPIB. So far I have not

Do you know if it's actually bad? It should be easy to test - just put some in-band RF power (say +13 dBm) through it into a terminator, and look for some DCV at the detector output pin. Then swap the

Are you looking for recommendations on a repair shop or help in fixing them yourself?

Hi folks, i got both these drives and floppies don't work. Anybody know? how can get repaired. ? I am in Toronto, Canada. Thanks for any input. Regards - Bill Lauchlan

I only need the small opened part, not the rest. It simply unplugs from the rest of the module. Tom

I found a similar board which appears to be from a 83711. https://www.ebay.com/itm/284266773677 The small part that you opened seems to be the same. I guess your part number is

No hint in the manual. Tom

I would think it is a specialized microwave diode(s). Does the manual give any hints? Pete

Hi folks, here is the inside of the HP83732A A8A5 .01-1GHz power detector which is part of the SLPFA module: It appears to be passive, no power supply, top left RF in, top right RF out, pin to the