Tektronix 7D01 Manuel utilisateur

Tektronix,

Inc

P.O

Box

500

Beaverton,

Oregon

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97077

070-2206-02

Product

Group 57

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CHECK

FOR

CHANGE

INFORMA

THIS

MANUAL

(Serial

I°



00000

and

up)

Serial

Number

ION

MANUAL

First

Printing

OCT

1976

Revised

OCT

1982

LIST

OFILLUSTRATIONS

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

LIST

TABLES

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

SAFETY

SUMMARY

SECTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

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

.........

1-1

GLOSSARY

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

........

1-1

INSTALLATION

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

1-1

PACKAGING

FOR

SHIPMENT

..........

.....

1-2

SPECIFICATION

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

......

1-3

S'T'ANDARD

ACCESSORIES

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

SECTION

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

FRONTPANEL

CONTROLS,

CONNECTORS

AND

INDICATORS

..........

. .

2-1

DETAILED

OPERATING

INFORMATION

..........

2-1

AUXILIARY

FUNCTIONS

...

. .

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

2-1

INTERNAL

STRAP

SELECTIONS

....

........

2-4

SIGNAL

CONNECTIONS

........

....

......

2-6

DISPLAYING

DATA

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

....

2-7

TRIGGERING

.....

. .

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

. .

2-7

CLOCK

QUALIFIER

OPERATION

........

. .

2-8

ASYNCHRONOUS

AND

SYNCHRONOUS

DATA

SAMPLING



. . .

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

2-9

OPERATIONAL

ANALYSIS



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

2-10

APPLICATIONS

...........

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

2-13

INTRODUCTION

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



, .

.2-13

FAULT'

IDENTIFICATION

......

........

2-13

DELAY

WORDS



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

2-13

DELAY

EVENTS

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

....

2-14

STATE

TABLE

AND

MAPPING

DISPLAYS

....

2-14

MICROPROCESSOR

ANALYSIS

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

2-16

STORAGE

BUFFER

ANALYSIS

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

. .



-2-17

FUNCTIONAL

CHECK



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

2-17

REV

APR

1979

PAGE

THE

REMAINING

PORTION

THIS

TABLE

CON-

TENTS

LISTS

THE

SERVICINGINSTRUCTIONS

THESE

SERVICING

INSTRUCTIONS

ARE

FOR

USE

QUALI-

FIED

PERSONNEL

ONLY

AVOID

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK,

NOT

PERFORM

ANY

SERVICING

OTHER

THAN

THAT

CALLED

OUT

THE

OPERATING

IN-

STRUCTIONS

UNLESS

QUALIFIED

TODO

SECTION

THEORY

OPERATION

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

DESCRIPTION

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

3-1

DETAILED

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION

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

3-3

FRONT

PANEL

WIRING

....

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

3-3

WORD

RECOGNIZER

..........

. .........

3-3

MEMORY

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

. .

.......

3-4

TRIGGER

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

.........

3-7

TIMEBASE

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

. .

3-9

VERTICAL

OUTPUT

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

3-9

HORIZONTAL

OUTPUT

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

3-10

CURSOR

...

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

3-10

POWER

SUPPLIES

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

3-12

SECTION

MAINTENANCE

PREVENTIVE

MAINTENANCE

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

4-1

CLEANING

.......

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

4-1

VISUAL

INSPECTION

... . . . .

. .

..........

4-1

LUBRICATION

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

. .

.........

4-1

SEMICONDUCTOR

CHECKS

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

4-2

TROUBLESHOOTING

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

.......

4-3

TROUBLESHOOTING

EQUIPMENT

.... ...

....

4-3

TROUBLESHOOTING

TECHNIQUES

.......

. .

4-3

CORRECTIVE

MAINTENANCE

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

. .

4-7

OBTAINING

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

...........

4-7

SOLDERING

TECHNIQUES

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

4-7

COMPONENT

REMOVAL

AND

REPLACEMENI

......

4-8

ADJUSTMENT

AFTER

REPAIR

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

4-14

SECTION

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

AND

ADJUSTMENT

PRELIMINARY

INFORMATION

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

5-1

TEST

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED

. .

...

.........

5-1

PRELIMINARY

PROCEDURE

. . . . . .

.........

5-3

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

AND

ADJUSTMENT

PROCEDURE

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

. .....

. .

5-4

SECTION

REPLACEABLE

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

SECTION

INSTRUMENT

OPTIONS

7D01

Instruction

(SN

B020000

up)

SECTION

DIAGRAMS

AND

CIRCUIT

BOARD

ILLUSTRATIONS

SECTION

REPLACEABLE

MECHANICAL

PARTS

CHANGE

INFORMATION

PAGE

71301

Instruction

(SN

B020000

up)

FIGURE

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PAGE

Frontis-

piece

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71301

Logic

Analyzer

. .



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

. .

.iv

1-1

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Drawing

.....

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. .

.1-8

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controls,

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indicators

. .



.... ....

. .

.2-2

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. .

....

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2-3

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. .

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. .

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2-6

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remote

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2-7

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channel

pretrigger

data

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......

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...........

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2-8

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setup

and

displays

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finding

data

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data

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Equipment

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2-16

2-17

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3-4

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Latch

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Clock

timing

for

8-channel

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. . . . . . . .

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

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3-6

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for

4-channel

operation

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time

only)

....

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3-7

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for

8-channel

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time

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

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

.......

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3-8

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output

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versus

channel

displayed

.....

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...



........

.3-9

4-1

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procedure

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typical

cam

switch

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

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...

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....

. .

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.....

. .

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the

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. .

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4-5

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Location

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circuit

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.....

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. .

...

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the

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......

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. .

4-10

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Supply board

........

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the

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. .

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. .

...

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. .

.....

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panel

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board

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Exploded

view

circuit-board

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ferrule

....

.....

. .

..........

4-14

The

illustrations

Section

are

located

near

their associated

Diagrams

the

foldout

pages

REV

MAR

197

2-11

clock

pulses

have occurred

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

Typical

setup

for

troubleshooting

microprocessor

system

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

2-12

Typical

setup

and

display

for

trouble-

shooting

storage

buffer

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

3-1

71301

Block

Diagram

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

3-2

Equivalent

circuit

for

one

channel

P6451

Data

Acquisition

Probe

. ........

3-3

Truth

Table

for

Store/Display

Clock

Gate

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

LIST

TABLE

1-1

Electrical

Characteristics

.. ....

. .

......

1-2

Environmental

Characteristics

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

1-3

Physical

Characteristics

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

2-1

Format

Output

Levels

. .

.......

2-2

Minimum

Clock

Pulses

Required

Display

Data

(After

the

MANUAL

RESET

Button

Pressed)

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

...

.........

PAGE

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

2-10

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

.4-6

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

.5-1

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

.7-1

TABLE

.1-3

2-3

Operational

Analysis

....

.1-8

4-1

Power

Supply

Tolerances

.1-8

5-1

`test

Equipment

......

.2-1

7-1

Option

Information Locat

.2-9

LIST

OFILLUSTRATIONS

...

. .

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

LIST

OFTABLES

........

. .

. . .

. .

.......

SAFETY

SUMMARY

.....

...

. .

., .,

....

.iii

SECTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

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

.....

....

1-1

GLOSSARY

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

. . .

. .

...

1-1

INSTALLATION

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

. .

. . . .

...

1-1

PACKAGINGFOR

SHIPMENT

..........

...

1-2

SPECIFICATION

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

. .

.......

1-3

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES

..........

....

. ....

1-9

SECTION

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

FRONT

PANEL

CONTROLS,

CONNECTORS

AND

INDICATORS

........

....

2-1

DETAILED

OPERATING

INFORMATION

......

. .

2-1

AUXILIARYFUNCTIONS

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

2-1

INTERNAL

STRAP

SELECTIONS

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

2-4

SIGNAL

CONNECTIONS

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

2-6

DISPLAYING

DATA

......... .

..........

2-7

TRIGGERING

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

. .

......

2-7

CLOCK

QUALIFIER

OPERATIO

......

.....

2-8

ASYNCHRONOUSAND

SYNCHRONOUS

DATA

SAMPLING

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

. .

2-9

OPERATIONAL

ANALYSIS



........

....

2-10

APPLICATIONS

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

...

. .

2-13

INTRODUCTION

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

. . ...

2-13

FAULT

IDENTIFICATION

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

2-13

DELAY

WORDS



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

. .

2-13

DELAY

EVENTS

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

2-14

STATE

TABLE

AND

MAPPING

DISPLAYS

......

2-14

MICROPROCESSOR

ANALYSIS

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

2-16

STORAGE

BUFFER

ANALYSIS

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

2-17

FUNCTIONAL

CHECK



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

2-17

REV

JUN

1980

'THE

REMAININGPORTION

THIS

TABLE

CON-

TENTS

LIS'T'S

THE

SERVICINGINSTRUCTIONS

THESE

SERVICING

INSTRUCTIONS

ARE

FOR

USE

QUALI-

FIED

PERSONNEL

ONLY

AVOID

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK,

NOT

PERFORM

ANY

SERVICING

OTHER

THAN

THAT

CALLED

OUT

THE

OPERATING

IN-

STRUCTIONS

UNLESS

QUALIFIED

PAGE

7D01

Instruction

(SN

B020000

up)

SECTION

THEORY

OPERATION

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

DESCRIPTION

....

.........

3-1

DETAILED

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION

. .

...

........

3-3

FRONT

PANEL

WIRING

....

.........

3-3

WORD

RECOGNIZER

......

....

3-3

MEMORY

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

........

......

3-4

TRIGGER

.........

...

. .

........

3-7

TIMEBASE

...........

. .

...

....

3-9

VERTICAL

OUTPUT



.......

....

. .

3-9

HORIZONTAL

OUTPUT

. .

...

....

. .

3-10

CURSOR

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

. .

.......

3-10

POWER

SUPPLIES

...........

.....

3-12

SECTION

MAINTENANCE

PREVENTIVE

MAINTENANCE

.....

. .

.......

4-1

CLEANING

...........

4-1

VISUAL

INSPECTION

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

. .

4-1

LUBRICATION

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

...

4-1

SEMICONDUCTOR

CHECKS

...........

. .

...

4-2

TROUBLESHOOTING

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

....

4-3

TROUBLESHOOTING

EQUIPMENT

........

...

4-3

TROUBLESHOOTING

TECHNIQUES

...........

4-3

CORRECTIVE

MAINTENANCE

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

4-7

OBTAINING

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

...........

4-7

SOLDERING

TECHNIQUES

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

4-7

COMPONENT

REMOVAL

AND

REPLACEMENT

.....

4-8

ADJUSTMENT

AFTER

REPAIR

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

4-14

SECTION

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

AND

ADJUSTMENT

PRELIMINARY

INFORMATION

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

5-1

TEST

EQUIPMENT

REQUIRED

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

5-1

PRELIMINARY

PROCEDURE

....... .



.... .

.5-3

PERFORMANCE

CHECK

AND

ADJUSTMENT

PROCEDURE

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

5-5

SECTION

REPLACEABLE

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

SECTION

INSTRUMENT

OPTIONS

SECTION

DIAGRAMS

AND

CIRCUIT

BOARD

ILLUSTRATIONS

SECTION

REPLACEABLE

MECHANICAL

PARTS

CHANGE

INFORMATION

PAGE

7D01

Instruction

(SN

B020000

up)

TABLE

LIST

...

.iv

....,

.1-8

. .

.2-2

. .

.2-4

. .

...

.2-5

.....

.2-6

2-5



Suggested

methods

for

terminating

data

outputs

from

Data

Out

connector

J120



...



......

....

.2-7

2-6



Suggested

method

for

assembling

remoteManual

Reset

button

........

....

.2-7

2-7



Typicalchannel

pretrigger

data

display

....



.......

...

.2-8

2-8



Equipment

setup

and

displays for

finding

data

fault

and

examining

analog

display



..........

2-14

2-9



Equipment

setup

and

data

display

window

that

has

been

positioned

after

preselected

word

has

occurred

times

......

2-15

2-10



Equipment

setup

and

display

window

that

has

been

positioned

after

10,500

clock

pulses

have occurred

. .



...........

2-15

2-11



Typical

setup

for

troubleshooting

microprocessor

system

. .



...



.........

2-16

2-12



Typical

setup

and

display for

trouble-

shooting

storage buffer

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

2-17

3-1



7D01

Block

Diagram

. .



........

.3-2

3-2



Equivalent

circuit

for

one

channel

P6451

Data

Acquisition

Probe



.........

.3-3

3-3



TruthTable

for

Store/Display

Clock

Gate

. ....

....

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

.3-5

LIST

1-1



Electrical

Characteristics

. .



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

1-2



Environmental

Characteristics

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

1-3



Physical

Characteristics

.......,.....,.,.

2-1



FormatOutput

Levels



......

2-2



Minimum

Clock

Pulses

Required

Display

Data

(After

the

MANUAL

RESET'

Button

Pressed)

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

FIGURE

PAGE

3-4



Latch

Clock

timing

for

4-channel

operation

. .



. .



....

.,..,.



3-5



LatchClock

timing

for

8-channel

operation

.....



. .



.......

.3-6

3-6



Memory

Selector

timing

for

4-channel

operation

(display

time

only)



. .



.......

.3-6

3-7



Memory

Selector

timing

for

8-channel

operation

(display

time

only)



. .



,.,....

.3-6

3-8



Binary

output

U628

versus

channel

displayed

.....



...



. . .

.....

.3-9

4-1



Lubrication

procedure

for a

typical

cam

switch

. .



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

. .

.4-2

4-2



Circuit

board

locations

...



....

.4-5

4-3



Power

supply

volt

test

point

location

. .

.4-6

4-4



Location

securing

screws

the

Memory

circuit

board



.........

.4-8

4-5



Multi-pin

connector

and

number

orientation for

the

Memory

circuit

board

......

.4-9

4-6



Location

securing

screws

the

Interface

circuit

board

.....



..........

4-10

4-7



Locations

of securing

screws

the

Output

circuit

board

......



.......

4-10

4-8



Locations

of securing

screws

and

shield

the

Power

Supply

board

. .



..........

4-11

4-9



Locations

of securing

screws

the

Cursor

circuit

board

. .



.....



.......

4-11

4-10



Locations

hex

nuts

and

screws

front

sub

panel

which

secure

the

Word

Recog-

nizer

circuit

board



..........

4-12

4-11



Exploded

view

circuit-board

and

ferrule

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

4-14

The

illustrations

Section

are

located

near

their

associated

Diagramson

the

foldout

pages

PAGE

REV

MAR

1977

PAGE

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

2-10

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

.4-6

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

.5-1

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

.7-1

FIGURE

Frontis-

piece

7D01

Logic

Analyzer

.. ....

. .

1-1

7D01

Dimensional

Drawing

.....

. .

2-1

Front-panel

controls,

connectors,

and

indicators

. . . . . . . .

. .

2-2

Internal

Display

Clock

Source

and

Full

Display/First

Trigger

Selectors

.....

2-3

Internal

Signal Selector

.. ......

2-4

assignments

for

Data

Out

connector

J120

.. .. ....

TABLE

.1-3

2-3

Operational

Analysis

. .

.1-8 4-1

Power

Supply

Toleran

.1-8 5-1 Test

Equipment

....

.2-1

7-1

Option

Information

.2-9

Ground

the

Instrument

Not

Operate

Explosive

Atmosphere

Avoid

Live Circuits

Not

Service

Adjust

Alone

AFETY

WARNING

71301

Instruction

(SN

B020000

up)

The

following

safety

information

provided

ensure

safe

operation

this

instrument

WARNING

information

intended

protect

the

operator

;

CAUTION

information

intended

protect

the

instrument

The

following

are

general

safety

pre-

cautions that

must

observed

during

all

phases

operation

and

maintenance

reduce

electrical-shock

hazard,

the

mainframe

(oscilloscope)

chassis

mustbe

properly

grounded

Refer

the

mainframe

manual

for

grounding

information

not

operate

this

instrument

area

where

flammable

gases

fumes

are

present

Such

operation

could

cause

explosion

Electrical-shock

hazards

are

present

this

instrument

protective

instrument

covers

must

not

removed

operating

personnel

Component

replacement

and

internal

adjustments

must

referred

qualified service

personnel

not

service

make

internal

adjustments

to this

instrument

unless

another

person,

capable

giving

first

aid

and

resusci-

tation,

present

7D01

(SN

B020000

up)

7D01

FEATURES

2206-1

The

7D01

Logic

Analyzer

will

store

and

display

channels

digital

data

when

installed

in a

7000-series

mainframe

The

cursor

function provides

intensified

zone

on the

data

display,

and

corresponding

numerical

readout

display

shows

the

logic state

for

each

displayed

channel

of data

The

position of the

cursor,

relative

to the

trigger,

also

displayed

the

crt

readout

Cursor

readout

displayed

either

3-bit

4-bit

bytes

Digital

data

can

stored

formats



channels

1016

bits/channel,

channels

508

bits/channel,

channels

254

bits/channel

The

sample

rate

selectable

from

nanoseconds

to 5

milliseconds/sample

(in

5-2-1

sequence)

when

using the

internal

time

base,

or can be

used

with

external

clock

signal

(up to

megahertz)

The7D01

can

triggered

from

4 sources

channel

data,

external

signal,

built-in

16-channel

word

recognizer,

man-

ually

The

triggered

data

can

produced

following

the

trigger

(POST

TRIG),

centered

around

the

trigger

(CENTER),

pre-

ceeding

the

trigger

(PRETRIG)

The

input

threshold

can

varied

from

minus

volts

plus

volts,

set

to plus

volts

for

TTL

logic

levels

The

Word

Recognizer

produces

an output

when

the

logic

states

of the 16

input

data

channels

match

the

states

of the

corres-

ponding

Word

Recognizer

switches

Two

qualifier

inputs are

also

provided

enable

the

Word

Recognizer

output

The

Word

Recognizer

operates

either

the

synchronous

asynchronous

mode

variable

filter

(to

least

300

nanoseconds)

allows

rejection

brief

false-trigger

signals

The

7D01

Logic

Analyzer

will

store

and

display

to 16

channels

digital

data

when

installed

7000-series

mainframe

The

cursor

function provides

intensified

zone on

the

data

display,

and

corresponding

numerical

readout

display

shows

the

logic state

or 0)

for

each

displayed

channel

of data

The

position

the

cursor,

relative

the

trigger,

also

displayed

the

crt

readout

Cursor readout

displayed

either

3-bit

4-bit

bytes

Digital

data

can

be stored

formats



channels

1016

bits/channel,

channels

508

bits/channel,

channels

254

bits/channel

The

sample

rate

selectable

from

nanoseconds

milliseconds/sample

(in

5-2-1

sequence)

when

using

the

internal

time

base,

can

used with

external

clock

signal

(up

megahertz)

The

7D01

can be

triggered

from

sources

channel

data,

external

signal,

built-in

16-channel

word

recognizer,

man-

ually

The

triggered

data

can be

produced

following the

trigger

(POST

TRIG),

centered

around

the

trigger

(CENTER),

or pre-

ceeding

the

trigger

(PRE

TRIG)

The

input

threshold can

varied

from

minus

volts

plus

volts,

set

to plus

volts

for

TTL

logic

levels

The

Word

Recognizer

produces

output

when

the

logic

states

the

input

data

channels

match

the

states

the

corres-

ponding

Word

Recognizer

switches

Two

qualifier

inputs

are

also

provided

enable the

Word

Recognizer

output

The

Word

Recognizer

operates

either

the

synchronous

asynchronous

mode

variable

filter

(to

least

300

nanoseconds)

allows

rejection

brief

false-trigger

signals

7D01

(SN

B020000

up)

7D01

FEATURES

REV

JAN

1979

The

7D01

calibrated

and

ready

use

when

received

It is

designed

occupy

vertical

and

horizontal

plug-in

compartment

all

7000-series

mainframes

with

readout

except

the

7104, which

may

suffer

crt

damage

that

will

not

covered

the

instrumentwarranty,

and

the

Digital

Processing

Oscilloscope

(DPO),

which

will

not

digitize

the

7D01

outputs

There

are

some

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Date

___

Product

7D01__

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ANAL

4-22-81

ION

Change

Reference

Manual

Part

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71301

Operator's

Manual

The

Operator's

manual

contains

the

information

necessary

operate

the

7001

Logic

Analyzer

The

manual

divided

into

three

sections,

each

covering

specific

topic of the

instrument

Section

provides

basic

description of

the

7001,

glossary

logic

terms,

installation

instructions,

and

specifications

Section

contains

operating

information

for the

instrument

Information

concerning

available

op-

tions

for

the

7001

tabbed

page

Section

7001

Instruction

Manual

The

Instruction

manual

provides

operating

and

servicing

information

for

the

7001

Logic

Analyzer

The

manual

divided

into

ten

sections

Operating

information

covered

the

first

two

sections

;

servicing

information

contained

the

remaining

eight

sections

the

manual

Schematics

are

located

the

rear

of the

manual

and

can

unfolded

and

used

for

reference

while reading

other

parts

of the

manual

The

reference designators

and

symbols

used

the

schematics

are

defined

the

first

page

of the

Diagrams

section

Abbreviations

used

the

manuals,

except

the

parts

list

and

schematics,

comply

with

the

American

National

Standards

Institute

.1-1972

publication

The

parts

lists

are

computer

printouts

and

use

computer-

supplied

abbreviations

CPU-Central

Processing

Unit

ECL---Emitter-Coupled

Logic

REV

OCT

1982

INTRODUCTION

GLOSSARY

The

terms

listed

this

glossary

are

used

throughout

this

manual

Asynchronous-Multiple

digital

information

transferred

non-common

clock

rates

Bit---The

smallest

increment

digital

information

Jitter--A

form

distortion

asynchronous

systems

that

due

timing

variations

of the received data

Multiplexing--The

combining

multiple

inputs into

single

output

Parallel-to-Serial

Conversion--The

technique

storing

digital

pattern

from

parallel

bus,

then

transferring

that

pattern

out

to a

serial

bus

All

Parity

Bits--Bits

added

the data

stream

which

enable the

receiver

verify

whether

the data

correctly

incor-

rectly

received

PROM

-Programmable

ReadOnly

Memory

RAM-Random

Access

Memory

Serial

Data-Data

transferred

single

line

Serial

data

logic

derived

in a

sequential

mode

Store

Clock---The clock

used

store

information

into

the

7001

memory

Synchronous--Digital

information

transferred

with

the

same

clock

reference

Threshold Voltage--The

comparator

input

voltage

the

inverting

input,

which

used

reference

Thus,

the

signal

the

non-inverting

input

above

the

threshold

voltage,

the

output

I ;

the

signal

below

the

threshold

voltage,

the

output

TTL-Transistor-Transistor

Logic

Section

1--7001

(SN

B020000

up)

"Wired-OR"-ECL

gate

outputs

that

are

connected

together

yield

the

equivalent

output

of an

gate

INSTALLATION

The7001

calibrated

and

ready

use

when

received

designed

occupy

vertical

and

horizontal

plug-in

com-

partment

all

7000-series

mainframes

with

readout

except

the

7104,

which

may

suffer

crt

damage

that

will

not

cov-

ered

the

instrument

warranty,

and

the

Digital

Processing

Oscilloscope

(DPO),

which

will

not

digitize

the

7001

out-

puts

There

are

some

operating

modes,

however,

that

will

not

provide

proper

operation

These

modes

are discussed

under

Displaying

Data

Section

Install

the

7001

the

two

compartments

the

right

side

of a

three-compartment

mainframe,

the

right

vertical

andA

horizontal

compart-

iments

the

center

four-compartment

mainframe

NOTE

Some

rackmounted

mainframes

have

vertically

mounted

rods

front

the

plug-in

compart-

ments

that

interfere

with

the

installation

the

7001

Detach

these

rods

removing

the

mount-

ing

screws

each

end

before

installing

the

7001

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