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Hello... Is there any out there that can give me some help in setting up a HP E1405A to talk via RS232 to my PC. I don't have the manual. I acquired the box on eBay, and don't have the info to

Hello group, I am located near to Herr Singer , near is in the global internet view , it is 2 hours driving by car but nevertheless i do visit Herr Singer often , I have seen the HP signal sources

Im looking for an attenuator for a HP8590A Spectrum Analyzer. Its identified as follows; Wavetek 34280 Programmable Attenuator Agilent part number 0955-0453 As usual it costs crazy money from

It seems most of the monitors sold today have Horizontal frequency specs which start at 30kHz. Probably wouldn't function well if at all at 19.2kHz. Some other sync options exist(ed) as well but

Hmmm.... Certainly, the specs for new monitors don't go as low in frequency as older monitors. However, I recently brought up a very ancient PC that only delivered 320 X 240, and required that

Good morning list. I'm looking for some 141T parts. My 141T is missing the crt hood, filter, and mounting screws. Does anyone have these parts that they will sell cheap. I might have some tubes I

Thanks list for ur help. I've got it running and am starting calibration.

Good point. I haven't shopped for a new monitor for a couple of years and hadn't noticed the change in the minimum supported frequency. Plenty of decent used older multi-sync products readily

Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 22:31:24 +0100 From: Philip Pemberton <philpem@...> Subject: RE: HP analyser cables? In message <KJECJCJLEHEKIHOPEBOPMEBHFDAA.greg_werstiuk@...>

Unfortunately the lowest sync frequency supported today is 30 KHz in new monitors. (I just checked the Viewsonic and NEC sites to confirm this.) I ran into this a few years ago when trying to

What about interfacing them. Monitors today have 15 pin connectors while the 8920 have BNC? Rick T

Rick - With the proliferation of computers over the last 20 years, I suspect we've reached a point where no type of CRT monitor is more prevalent than the now garden variety "multi-sync" computer

Is there a converter of some sort to allow me to use a more common video monitor like my Panasonic TR990c on my HP8920B? Below are examples from the manual of monitors to use. CRT VIDEO OUTPUT A

In message <MGEOLKBLPJGNFAAINEHGAEIOIDAA.jmiles@...> "John Miles" <jmiles@...> wrote: <http://www.westerndesigncenter.com> --> W65C02S --> Datasheet ;) Later. -- Phil.

Good afternoon list. I've got another question. I want to clean some very small pins between the 8552B chassis and the 8553B chassis. What I'm thinking abt doing is using a tooth pick dipped in

Me neither, and they darned sure didn't run at 8 MHz when I did! Maybe that's the problem. :) -- john KE5FX

In message <KJECJCJLEHEKIHOPEBOPMEBHFDAA.greg_werstiuk@...> "Greg Werstiuk" <greg_werstiuk@...> wrote: It might have something to do with the cable I used or the way I built up

That surprises me. I would not have expected that problem at that frequency. I can see it being a problem if I tried to do that with my 16700A/16550As particularly at higher frequencies. I wonder

In message <KJECJCJLEHEKIHOPEBOPEEBDFDAA.greg_werstiuk@...> "Greg Werstiuk" <greg_werstiuk@...> wrote: Drat. And because it's a proprietary part, Agilent can get away with

I just picked up an HP-8654B signal generator with the HP-8655A synchronizer but I am having a problem with the combination. When I try to lock the sig gen with the synchronizer the synchronizer