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Time Interval Multimeter on HP-1725A
Picked up an HP-1725A at Xenia this year with a couple of known defects including a non-functional Time Interval Multimeter option. Have the scope working for the most part.? |
On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 5:22 PM, W0MPM.John@...
[hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote: the multimeter option is covered by a separate service manual, but the time interval multimeter is a standard HP-3476A (or B, afair) with a separate switch to read either its inputs or the time interval dependent voltage present on all the 17xx scopes (always, as far as I remember). So you could use the 3476 service manual and schematics to fix the multimeter. With a slide switch in the "time interval" position, it reads the 1725's time interval output, which is covered by the scope manual. HTH Frank IZ8DWF |
I have a 1742A scope (AFAIK just a 1740A plus the multimeter) with that time interval multimeter on it. The 1742A manual includes basic operating instructions for the multimeter, which is referred to as "option 034." Service information, as an earlier reply noted, is limited to the Time-Interval Decoder A17 (part of the scope), which is covered in Service Sheet 16 of the 1742A manual. I do not have the manual for the multimeter itself but, as mine works, or at least I think it does, I might be able to make tests or measurements on mine if that would help you. Jeremy? On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 8:22 AM W0MPM.John@... [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:
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Thanks all. That got me on the path. I think this must be a 3476A as it does not exactly match the 3476B manual available online. Just knowing what it was encouraged the dismantling of same and a quick and superficial alignment per the manual the actual fault was simply very bad connections at the funky fuse/input section.
John |