HP 11180A Manuel de service

MODEL

11180A

DATA

STORAGE

OPERATING

AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

-hp- Part No. 11180-90000

MODEL

11180A

DATA

STORAGE

P.O. Box 301, Loveland, Colorado, 80537 U.S.A.

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The

Hewlett-Packard

Company

certifies that

this

instrument

was

thoroughly

tested

and

inspected

and

found

meet its

published

specifications

when

was

shipped

from

the

factory.

The

Hewlett-

Packard

Company

further certifies that its

calibration

measure-

ments

are

traceable

the

U.S.

National

Bureau

of Standards

the

extent

allowed

the

Bureau's

calibration

fatility.

WARRANTY

AND

ASSISTANCE

All

Hewlett-Packard products are warranted against defects

materials and workmanship. This warranty applies for

one

year

from the date of delivery, or,

the case of certain major

compo-

nents listed

the operating manual, for the specified period.

will

repair or replace products which prove to

defective during

the

warranty

period provided

they

are

returned

to Hewlett-

Packard.

other warranty

expressed or implied.

are not

liable for consequential damages.

Service contracts or customer assistance agreements are available

for Hewlett-Packard products that require maintenance and re-

pair on-site.

For any assistance, contact your nearest Hewlett-Packard Sales and

Service Office. Addresses are provided

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Model 1l 180A Table

Contents

TABLE

CONTENTS

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Section IV (Cont'd) Page

I. GENERAL INFORMATION .

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...

. 1-1 4-22. Turn-On

...

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.....

...

4-1

1-1

. Introduction

......

.. ..

. . . .

....

1-1

4-24. Printer and Dump Hold Cycling . .

....

. 4-2

7. Accessories Furnished

26. Panel Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

(with Data Storage Only) . .

.. .. ..

...

1-1

4-30.

Basic

Counter

....

. . .

.. ..

...

. .

...

4-2

1-8. Accessories Available

(with Data Storage Only) . .

...

. .

1-1

4-3

7. Preset Triggers

....

. . .

........

...

. . . .

4-39. Jump . .

....

. .

...

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. 4-3

~fun

II. INSTALLATION

...

. .

...

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....

2-1

441.

Limits

....

...

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.....

....

.4-3

443.

Measurement Hold

... ...

. . 4-3

2-1. Introduction

......

. .

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2-1

446.

Scanner Control

...

. .

....

...

4-3

2-3

. Initial Inspection

. . .

...

.....

...

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2-1

4-51. Computer Control .

...

....

...

. .

2-5. Installation

1l180A

into 3480A/B . . . . .

2-1

7. Storage Connector . . .

. . .

...

2-1

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2-9

. Repackaging for Shipment . .

......

. .

2-1

MAINTENANCE . . . . .

.......

. .

.......

5-1

. Introduction

. .

...

. . .

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5-1

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5-3. Equipment Required .

...

. . .

. .

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5-1

III. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

...

3-1

5-5. Performance Checks

.....

....

. .

...

....

5-1

3-1

. Introduction . .

...

. . . .

.....

...

3-1

5-7. IBCD Check

...

.. ..

...

5-1

3-3.

Basic

Operation . . .

...

.....

3-2 5-8. Storage Check . .

....

. . . . .

. .

5-1

3-13. Operation with Single Channel Plug-Ins .

3-5 5-14. Troubleshooting

........

5-1

3-18. Operation with Scanning Unit .

...

.3-6

3-25. Sample-and-Hold Improves Digitizing .

...

. 3-8

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3-29. Data Storage Used in the 2070A

...

.....

. 3-9

VI.

REPLACEABLE PARTS

...

. .

...

.. ..

6-1

3-32. How to Clear Data Storage .

......

3-10

6-1

. Introduction

.. .. ..

...

.....

...

. .

6-1

3-36. Applications .

.. ..

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. . . .

.. ..

3-10

. Ordering Information .

. .

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. . .

6-1

6-6. Non-Listed Parts .

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6-1

Section

Page

IV. THEORY OF OPERATION . .

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. .

4-1

Section Page

4-1. Data Output

.......

.. .. ..

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4-1

VII. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS .

....

. .

.....

. .

. 7-l

4-2. Present Mode (Isolated

BCD)

...

.. ..

4-1

7-1. Introduction .

.....

......

. .

......

7-1

44.

Storage Mode (Memory) . .

...

. . .

....

4-1

7-3

. Notes

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........

. .

. . . . . .

7-1

4-6. Panel Transfer

........

...

. .

.....

4-1

4-8.

IBCD

...

....

...

......

4-1

4-13. Inhibit and Printer Hold

.. ..

...

4-1

Appendix

4-15. Encode (External Trigger)

...

CODE LIST OF MANUFACTURERS

4-1

Basic

Storage

...

. .

....

.....

. . . . . . .

4-1

B. SALES

AND

SERVICE OFFICES

LIST

TABLES

~~m

l-1. Specifications

. .

.. ..

. . .

. . 1-2/1-3

3-1. Storage Connector

. .

....

..........

3-1

3-2. Storage Controls

... ... ...

. .

....

...

3-2

3-3

. Methods

Outputting Data

...

.....

. .

3-5

34.

Minimum Triggering Rates

....

. . .

....

......

3-6

3-5. Decoding Output Information for Single

Channel Plug-Ins

(3481A3482A

, or 3484A)

...

3-6

3-6. Decoding Output Information for the

3485A Scanning Unit

...

. .

....

. .

...

3-7

3-7. 3485A/Data Storage Operation for Bursts

Readings . . . . . .

...

....

.......

...

3-8

Number Page

3-8. Improvement in A/D Conversion Accuracy

Using Sample-and-Hold (3482A or 3484A

10 V Range Only) . .

.....

. .

. . . 3-9

3-9 Sample-and-Hold Accuracy (Digitization

Rate

Limited

1 kHz)

...

. .

....

. .

...

3-9

3-10. 2070A Rear Panel Connector for

Data Storage

...

. . . .

...

. . . . . . . . .

5-1. Troubleshooting

.. ..

. . . . . .

....

. . . .5-1/5-3

6-1. Replaceable Parts

.....

....

...

.........

6-2/6-6

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Table

Contents Model l l l 80A

LIST

ILLUSTRATIONS

Number

Page

1-1. Data Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 1

-1

3-1. Storage Operations

...

..............

...

3-3

3-2.

Basic

Operation

Data Storage

...

....

...

. 3-4

3-3. AJump Command

...

....

...

....

3-4

3-4. Printer Output . .

. . .

......

. .

............

3-4

3-5. Preset Trigger

......

. .

.....

. . .

.....

....

3-4

3-6. Measurement Hold

..........

.....

....

3-5

3-7. Computer Control Enable

.....

.........

3-5

3-8. Data Storage Timing

.....

...........

. .

3-5

3-9. Printer Format for 2070A Data Logger .

...

3-6

3-10. The Printer Format

...

....

...

....

3-11. Data Storage Used with the 3485A

Scanning Unit

.......

..............

. .

...

3-12. Jump Printout .

....

............

....

...

3-13. Burst Operation . . .

...

......

....

. . . .

...

3-8

3-14. Burst Printout . .

......

.......

.....

3-8

3-15. Sample-and-Hold Circuit Position

....

........

3-9

3-16. Sample-and-Hold Technique

.........

. . .

. 3-9

3-17. Rear Panel

the 2070A Data Logger

........

3-10

3-18. Trigger Source for Single Channel

Plug-Ins

.....

... ...

.......

....

3-10

Number Page

3-19. Clearing Data Storage

....

......

. .

....

...

3-10

3-20. Response Time Measurement

.........

.....

3-11

3-21. Preset Trigger Measurement

....

..........

3-11

3-22. Peak Reading

...

............

...

. .3-12

3-23. Single Input System .

...................

3-12

3-24. Multiple Input System . .

....

............

. 3-12

25. Random Sample

.......

....

...

3-12

Schematics and Diagrams

7-1. Isolated

BCD

..........

.. ..

. . . .

......

7-3/7-4

7-2.

Basic

Storage

.......

. . .

....

7-3/7-4

7-3

. Address Counter, Limits

...

.............

7-3/7-4

7-4. Preset Trigger, Printer Hold, Computer

Control Enable

....

.....

...

.......

7-3/7-4

7-5. Scanner Control, Jump

...

....

...

....

7-5/7-6

7-6. Panel Transfer, Printer and Dump Hold

Cycling

....

.......

....

7-5/7-6 I

7-7

. Inhibit, Turn-On, Continuous Cycle .

...

.7-5/7-6

7-8

. Measurement Add, Encode .

...

.....

.7-5/7-6

7-9. Control and Timing

...

. . . .

.....

...

7-7/7-8

7-10. Data Output .

......

...

.........

...

7-9

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Model

l l 180A Section I

SECTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

1-1.

INTRODUCTION.

1-2.

The Hewlett-Packard

Model

3480A/B Multifunction

Digital Voltmeter may be equipped with Option 005 Data

Storage.

to 50 complete

DVM

readings may be entered

into Data Storage at up to 1000 readings per second. The

output

these stored readings may be governed by an

external device. Data Storage

ideal for use with a digital

recorder where readings may be taken at high speed, stored,

then outputted at 10 to

lines per second.

1-3. Each stored reading includes

all

information generated

by the 3480A/B including input voltage magnitude, range,

function, polarity, and overload. The number

readings

stored

selectable up to 50.

When

stored readings are

outputted, two additional digits are added

identify the

reading number.

All

output lines are isolated from the

3480A/B input terminals.

1-4. Option 005 Data Storage includes Isolated

BCD.

When

Data Storage

disabled, the output

the 3480A/B

becomes identical to that

Isolated

BCD.

1-5. The 3480A/B offers a wide variety

plug-in units

which may be used with Data Storage. These plug-ins

include the 3481 A with a single 10 V

range, the 3482A

with 5

ranges, the 3484A with 5

ranges, 5 true rms

ranges and 6

ranges and the 3485A with up

50 input

channels plus 3

ranges.

1-6.

Any

the above capabilities including Data Storage

may

purchased in a self-contained data logger, the

2070A, which includes the 3480A Multifunction

DVM,

the

5055A Digital Recorder plus any 3480 plug-in. A special

rear panel includes the major Data Storage control lines in

the form

easy

use switches.

1-7.

Accessories

Furnished

(with

Data

Storage

only).

6 foot

"Y"

cable with Remote Control lines and

BCD

lines

split and left unterminated. Other end has 100 pin connec-

tor for Data Storage.

1-8.

Accessories

Available

(with

Data

Storage

only).

-hp-

11181 A: Data Storage Cable for use with 5050B or

5055A Digital Recorders. This

"Y"

cable with Remote

Control lines split and left unterminated and the

BCD

lines

terminated with a

pin connector for use with a digital

recorder. Other end has 100 pin connector for Data

Storage.

3480A

DIGITAL

VOLTMETER

3481A

BUFFER

AMPLIFIER

+I 4

r 4

DATA

STORAGE

may

used

with

any

combination

these mainframes

and

plug-ins.

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(e:

3482A

RANGE

UNIT

.....

34808

DIGITAL

VOLTMETER

l("

I "

Ir'

' . I

3484A

MULTI-FUNCTION

UNIT

2070A

DATA

LOGGER

3485A

SCANNING

UNIT

Figure 1-1. Data Storage.

1-1

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Section I Model l l l 80A

Table 1-1. Specifications.

CHARACTERISTICS

Capacity:

10,

20,

30,

40,

complete

3480A/B

readings

selectable using Storage Limit.

Information

stored

With 3481 A,

3482A

3484A

: 4-digit reading plus a

5th

overrange digit, 2-digit storage reading

number,

polarity,

overload,

function,

and

range.

With

3485A

: 4-digit reading plus a

5th

overrange digit, 2-digit

storage reading

number,

tens

channel l.D.,

polarity,

overload,

and

range.

Speed

Input

rate

1000

readings per s may

stored.

Output

rate

50,000

readings

per

REMOTE

CONTROL

LINES

When Used With A Digital

Recorder

. . .

Storage

Enable:

application

"Low"

state

enables

Data

Storage,

otherwise

the

output

identical

Isolated BCD.

Scanner

Control

Enable:

application

"Low"

state

allows

3485A

Scanning

Unit

used

with

Data

Storage

Limit

lines): limits

number

stored

readings

10,

20,

30,

40,

50.

If all lines

are

open,

readings

are

stored

Storage

Flag: used

trigger digital

recorder

Remains

"High"

during

storage cycle

then

drops

"Low"

indicate

data

ready

printed.

Goes

"High"

during

printing

cycle

then

drops

"Low"

indicate

reading

ready.

Printer

Hold-off:

application

"High"

state

(by digital recorder)

disables internal sampling

and

gates a reading

out

storage.

When Used With A

Computer

...

Storage

Enable:

application

"Low"

state

enables

Data

Storage,

otherwise

the

output

identical

Isolated BCD.

Computer

Control

Enable:

application

"Low"

state

allows Data

Storage

used

with

computer.

Measure

(Encode):

application

"Low"

state

initiates a reading

which

turn,

entered

into

storage. During

output

cycle,

Measure gates individual readings

out

storage.

Storage

Flag: line goes

"High"

acknowledge

each Measure. Line

drops

"Low"

when

Data

Storage

ready

the

Measure.

Status

Flag: line indicates if Data

Storage

storing

data

remaining

"High"

outputting

data

remaining

"Low"

Internal

Measure

Inhibit

(Interface

Hold):

application

"Low"

state

disables internal sampling

but

allows DVM

externally

triggered

Measure.

Jump:

overrides

the

normal

requirement

filling all storage

locations

selected

Storage

Limit

before

outputting

data.

Allows a

non-multiple

readings

stored

then

outputted

1-2

Lines Available

For

Special

Applications

...

Input

Cycle Hold

Causes

continuous

input

data

into

storage

with

output.

When used

with

Preset Trigger,

output

stored

data

begins

after

selected

number

readings

are

stored

Dump

Hold:

opposite

sense as

Printer

Hold-off. Allows readings

which

have been

stored

gated

out

Measurement

Hold:

prohibits

all internal

and

external

sampling

but

allows

the

completion

one

complete

storage

and

output

cycle.

Preset Trigger

Allows preset

number

and

readings

stored,

then

outputted.

This line

normally

used

with

Input

Cycle

Hold

grounded.

"O"

line:

stores

previous 0 readings

and

the

read-

ings.* "1

line:

stores

readings

and

the

readings.*

"20"

line:

stores

readings

and

the

readings.*

*Total

number

stored

readings

depends

selection

Storage

Limit.

Conditions

shown

above

are

for

stored

readings.

LOGIC

LEVELS

For

all

input

lines

except

Printer

Hold-off:

State

Requirements

"High"

(logical "1

2.4

to+

5.5

open

"Low"

(logical

"O")

0 V

to+

0.7 V, 2

sink

current

contact

closure

ground

through

.:;;;

250

Printer

Hold-off:

State

Requirements

"High"

(logical "1

+ 3 V

to+

max

source

current

400

µA

max

source

current

+5V

"Low"

(logical

"0")

to+

0.5

µA

max

sink

current

Storage

Flag:

State

Output

Characteristics

"High"

(logical "1

;;;,,

+ 5 V, 2 mA max

source

current

;;;,,

+ 3 V,

max

source

current

"Low"

(logical

"0")

0.5

max

sink

current

BCD

Output

and

Status

Flag:

State

Output

Characteristics

"High"

(logical

"1")

;;;;.+

5 V, 1 mA

max

source

current

;;;,,

+ 3 V,

max

source

current

"Low"

(logical

"0")

0.5

max

sink

current

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Model l l l 80A

Table 1-1. Specifications (cont'd).

GENERAL

Isolation

characteristics:

output

data lines and

input

control

lines

are referenced

earth

ground

(instrument

chassis) and are well

isolated

from

the

measurement

input

terminals.

Instrument

will

make

float

measurements and

maintain

all

Normal

and

Common-Mode

Rejection

specifications when

the

data and

control

lines are

utilized

Operating

temperature:

o0c

55°C

Storage

temperature:

40°c

75°c

Power:

115

230

V ± 10%,

440

Hz,

max

ncluding

plug-in,

options,

normal

envi

ronmental

conditions)

Weights

3480A

basic

instrument:

2 oz (5,25 kg).

including

options:

8 oz (5,7 kg.).

shipping:

(7,65

kg).

34808

basic

instrument

(5,71 kg).

including

options

8 oz

kg).

shipping:

(8,1 kg).

3481A

basic

instrument

: 2

oz (1,2 kg).

shipping

: 5

(2,3

kg).

3482A

basic

instrument:

(1,8 kg).

ncluding

options

: 4

4 oz (1,9 kg).

shipping

: 7

kg).

3484A

basic

instrument

: 4

kg).

including

options

: 6

2 oz

(2,76

kg).

shipping:

(3,6

kg) .

3485A

basic

instrument:

oz (2,6 kg) .

including

options

: 7

(3,2 kg).

hipping

: 8

kg).

ction I

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