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Many thanks for helping me on the syntax. Works great! Somehow, I thought nothing ought to follow the question mark...

Hi Gary, I had a similar problem with a HP5335A counter. What I did was to design a circuit board and place 10 series resistors on it, each 15 ohm, 0.25 W. These resistors were placed in series with

Bonjour ChristianMerci beaucoup pour le manual et journal.CordialementSteve To: hp_agilent_equipment@... Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2016 8:28 AM Subject: Re: [hp_agilent_equipment] HP

A bit late but if you didn't find yet here's one: http://dl.free.fr/tauFCGR4Z A the related HP Journal: http://dl.free.fr/sjZdeZev4 Link is valid on a 30 days since last download basis. Later just

Yes, I asking for 3 samples and few days later was contacted by guy from France, company representing them for Europe. Typical story, what's project, annual prevision....and at end he come with small

Ok that makes more sense! Thanks Chuck. Gary K4FMX _____ From: hp_agilent_equipment@... [mailto:hp_agilent_equipment@...] Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 11:19 PM To:

[hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: But there is. By coincidence I just installed the 16700 native config and IA files on a 16700B for an E2423A SCSI Bus Preprocessor.

Oh, one thing I didn't make clear, you have to remove the panel circuit board from the panel bezel and overlay. You do not have to, nor should you, remove the key tops from the switches. -Chuck Harris

Hi Gary, What I do is remove the front panel from the instrument, and set it on a pan to catch the drippings. Then I take a little pump sprayer, like is used for windex, and liberally hose down the

Thanks a lot! 2016-02-25 0:42 GMT-03:00 brunonorth@... [hp_agilent_equipment] < hp_agilent_equipment@...>:

Unfortunately the SimmConn kits are not designed to replace the 8753D/E displays.

Back in the day when I worked on a LOT of these 8555A's, I considered making a small digital voltmeter to emulate the digital readout in the 8445 Preselector: It reads a gated voltage from the

Thanks, that would be great to have the E2423A files online. That's a bit of sad news that they don't work with 16700. Though it justifies keeping a 16500 around.

I have an HP3326A with a very noisy fan. It doesn't sound like the motor has bad bearings or anything else. Just lots of air noise. It is a lot louder than other HP gear that I have. Is there any cure

I had the opposite problem. I had the disk but not the adapter. But they pop up often on eBay without the software. I wish there was a 16700 port of that software. Anyway, I'll try to pull it off my

One more thing - depending on the microwave counter used, and it's signal kickout, it may add some spurs to the displayed signal. There's not much isolation on the 1LO port. If anything looks

Hi Chuck, Are you saying that you can clean the switches with IPA without taking the keyboard apart or removing it from the instrument? Do you just spray it in along side of the keys? I have an HP

You can measure the first LO YTO frequency - hook up to the LO output on the front panel. It runs from about 2-4 GHz. By keeping track of the 1LO, n - the harmonic used, and the first IF - 2050 or 550

By source, I mean an online respository such as the HP/Agilent Test Equipment Group Files or similar were I (or others) could access them to use them with a used E2423A that doesn't include the disk.