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The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /HP8920 Tools/jb8920Acal.txt (

OK, I can upload and download ASCII IBASIC files via terminal program to/from PC via rs232, but what about .PRC, .LIB, .PGM files and "whatever" those screen setup files are? Can I just upload PGM as

This morning, got out the old computer with the PCMCIA slot.Would not start up. Had to reset the BIOS, eventually found that it thought it had a SATA when it has an ATA HD.In the middle of this using

Thanks!

Yes, that's covered in your 8924C User's Guide which is 08924-90038.pdf in our files section (search on "8924" to find it). It's the section called "Saving and Recalling Instrument Setups" beginning

I wonder if there is a way to move saved settings from one monitor to another?? It would save a lot of time instead of hand-jamming everything.

Did you try Jeff's cal data program yet?? I also have an 8285 but don't have the old laptop quite ready to run where the heavy HP is. The laptop was in the RF lab, but it became inoperable on account

Thank's for all. 73, Molina

Morning! Subject says all...how to backup it? 73 de pu2sex Alexandre

Hi, regarding the " Cal file checksum incorrect. File reset to default values." error message, the assembly level repair manual states: "This message occurs at powerup when downloading of calibration

Hi, I have a HP8924C with R .A.02.02. When I start up the message appears: "cal file checksum incorrect. File reset to default values." I don't have a card memory. How can I fix that? Thanks Molina

Thank you for the reassuring advice as well as the link that allowed me to follow it all the way down to a PDF. I think due to the age of this I'm better off in the long run replacing the entire PSU.

I'd say the same. It is a lot of work, you gotta buy QUALITY capacitors, patience, patience, patience. At least you can buy a revised, remanufactured power supply with full warranty from Amtronix.

Take it from me, recap them all. Or you will be like me and digging back into that PSU in another year or so wishing you had. Plus, its not so hard to remove the glue. A good tug with pliers and it

Yep, that one. Mine did the same thing last year. See this thread

Oliver, I think you're referring to the software to effect the extraction of the cal data from your 8920. That's here in our file section in the "HP8920 Tools" folder:

Hi Oliver The fle is still there /g/HP8924-Family-Spectrum-Analyzers/files/HP8920%20Tools Robert G8RPI.

Hi all, I recently acquired a used 8920A and an 8335, both of which have some minor issues. Since I have some spare modules and board to swap around, I would be really interested in trying the

YES, a bad cap! I fortunately heard back from Amtronix this evening. Not only does he have replacement power supplies available but he actually showed me which capacitor normally goes out. I will try

Yes, you can often get by just replacing the small capacitors on on or two of the vertical boards. I must confess that I’ve done this rather than the full recap of the supply. So far, I’ve been