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Hello-- The original inquirer decided that the C1001 I'm offering free for postage (plus a sop to cover PayPal and shipping supplies) wouldn't meet his needs, so it's now available. This is a

Hi, was someone able to get that file from filecloud ? It wants a answer, but does not ask a question ??? Herbert Am 22.09.2012 18:50, schrieb Albert:

Hi Dave, Thanks for forcing me to look further in the manual. You are right, the procedure is shown at pages 6-25/25 and it works. Never too old to learn something! Still I don't understand page 5-1:

thanks for your kind reply H?kan, I thought wrongly that the reason for the error generated by the FAS was caused by the fact that the instrument was in "Running". The "Error string not set" happens

Sorry to revive and old thread. If you decided to use the supplies in a different chassis and wanted to part with a front face frame, I'm looking for one as my beat-up 5111 has a broken frame. thanks.

Your 2247A success made me think about what could we learn from your adventures. If you simplify the problem, you have a 2.5 volt supply going through three things in series, R101, R105 and whatever

So the 1410 is an NTSC signal generator, but I've plugged back in the multiburst boards, and it turns out that they are a general purpose sweep oscillator (output on P6 card output at the back array

Just a small update. After some light cleaning I applied clear nail polish to the transistors in the area where the arc was occurring. The display is now clear and stable. None of the random jumps are

Hello to all, I answer to myself if it can be of help to someone: The problem is given by the "Running" in Voltage Reference. (Shift - Utility - Cal menu) Normally it should be "Pass" if the test pass

I'm happy to hear that you were able to find the problem with your 2247A. Thank you for reporting the results of your repair, it will be in the Tekscopes message archive to help others in the future.

My favorite: * Only after completely disassembling the unit will you realize the reason it wasn't working was because it wasn't plugged in Mark

Hi all, I think, you should remember, that the semi rigid cable has a better shielding an so the needed attenuation could be needed for other purposes ? Herbert Am 22.09.2012 10:00, schrieb Rich

Hello Robert: With regard to the rigid coax cable used to connect the TG to the front panel, I think you are going to want to use this. While at low frequency other types of cable may work fine, when

The culprit was C111. Sniped one end and bingo. Amazing what a 10 cent part can do. Thanks Tom I really appreciate your help. You start overthinking the problem and going off in a wrong direction.

About a month ago I wrote small windows application to excersize the relays. It seemed to work well but then the relays showed their true colors! The following may be a little TMI for your question

Thanks for the info. I'll have to read through the manuals and learn as much as I can. From what little I've read it sounds like it's a better fit for my 5110 than it is for my 5111. It's funny how

Hi I was wondering if anyone know how to debug SPC related issues. It looks like attenuator relay might be the weak link in the whole system. Is there any way to to figure out which channel might be

I did not include the 7912HB. While transient digitizers used the same number scheme and plug-ins were at least downward compatible, internally and externally Tek did not consider them part of the

Robert - Please refer to your 2712 service manual for the following: Page 11-35 Item 6 VR mounting plate Page 11-33 Item 3 TG mounting plate Your unit has the VR mounting plate. This needs to be