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Hi, I will check my notes. I remember there were some GPIB DIAG and INIT commands that are not documented. If you look at the PS-Cal and SureCal calibration software you will see they can read/write

Of course, I would be very interested in knowing the solution for writing to R&S NRV-ZXX series sensors, as the documentation I've read doesn't mention it. It seems that specific software is required

According to HPAK's technical documentation, it's impossible to write new calibration factors into the sensor because each time it requires calculating a checksum that the EPMs of the E4416/17/18/19

Hello Mike, You need to use some power meter GPIB commands to write/update the sensor EEPROM. It is not only the calibration table coefficients to update but also the temperature compensation table. I

This version of BNC is commonly used in avionics: Radios, Transponders and the like. The RF unit slides into a housing (tray); The (modified BNC Female) coax connector on the RF unit makes contact

*Congratulations!* Really glad to hear you located the issue, and it was in the general area we were discussing.

Hello again, I am hoping to find someone here who has done some work with the E44XX series of power sensors - specifically validating and recording the new cal factors to the EEPROM. Likewise for

It would help if you told us what it is on. It does sound like the BWD powerscope connector. They will take a BNC but it won't lock on. Robert

I think it's more likely that the problem is one or more electrolytic capacitors which often tend to be "leaky" when they are first charged up. This will go away after a bit of time.? If the required

In message <[email protected]>, Goran Parezanovic via groups.io <GParezanovic@...> writes Result then!, but do make sure you change the capacities in the power supply

I tried to start the automatic calibration routine (Shift W): the photos show the results obtained... I don't understand what "Recall: reg 7" means. ..

Thank you for the input, you gave me new perspective. I was focused on the metering circuit, and when I applied freeze spray to the transistors in power supply, I found the culprit on second

Hi folks, I have uploaded my 837xx EEPROM manipulation software. I have also uploaded a ducument how I did an amplitude calibration of my HP83732A. Both can be found here:

Condor mobile 2-way VHF/UHF radios had those "no lock" connectors in panel mount versions. Used in car mounts, the radio was on slide rails allowing easy removal/installation. In the Netherlands

Paul, Do you have a photo of the connectors you are looking for ? Rgds Eric

How about a Push-On BNC connector https://www.milestek.com/p-17543-bnctnc-push-on-panel-plug-50-ohm-rear-mount-straight-for-rg-174-cable [email protected]> wrote:

Hi john Yes that is possibly ok for the sockets as some BNC connecters do have a grove by the lugs but it is getting the mating connecters to go on the cable that is the problem Regards Paul Sent: 21

Hi Dave thank you I have both the SHV and the MHV connecters that are the size of the BNC connecters but they all have the Bayonet lugs on them The connecters I want are the size of the above but

Hi. In case anyone is looking for a parts unit, or project, there are two HP3561A DSA's up for grabs on the UK auction site:- https://bid.mod-sales.com/auctions/7708/witham10175?page=4&pageSize=60

TNC thread on types perhaps? Same form factor as a BNC except for the thread on feature. Don Bitters