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Model 8310 

 

IM-289A 

Aeroflex / Weinschel 

3

 

6.  GENERAL CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................................. 26 

6-1. POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY ....................................................................................................................................................... 26 

6-2.  STATUS DISPLAYS AND SWITCH CONTROL ASSEMBLY .................................................................................................... 26 

6-3.  SMARTSTEP INTERFACE ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................................... 26 

6-4.  RF SECTION ................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 

7.  MAINTENCE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28 

7-1.  INSPECTION ................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 

7.2.  PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................................... 28 

7.3.  SPECIAL CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 28 

 

7-3.1.  MICROWAVE COAXIAL CABLE ASSEMBLIES ........................................................................................................ 28 

 

7-3.2.  CIRCUIT CARDS AND MODULES ............................................................................................................................... 28 

 

7-3.3.  MACHINED SURFACES AND HARDWARE ............................................................................................................... 29 

7-3.4.  CHASIS CLEANING ........................................................................................................................................................ 29 

 

7-3.5.  CONNECTOR CLEANING .............................................................................................................................................. 29 

7.4.  LINE VOLTAGE FUSE REPLACEMENT ..................................................................................................................................... 30 

8. REPLACABLE PARTS LIST ................................................................................................................................................. 31 

8-1.  UNDERSTANDING REFERENCE DESIGNATORS .................................................................................................................... 31 

8-2.  ORDERING INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................. 32 

8-3.  DRAWING NUMBER ............................................................................................................................................................. 31 

8-4.  REPLACABLE PARTS LIST .................................................................................................................................................. 31 

  8-4.1.  REFERENCE DESIGNATOR .......................................................................................................................................... 31 

  8-4.2.  DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................................. 31 

  8-4.3.  PART NUMBER ............................................................................................................................................................... 31 

  8-4.4.  VENDOR PART NUMBER ............................................................................................................................................. 31 

  8-5.5.  CAGE CODE .................................................................................................................................................................... 31 

  8-4.6.  ASSEMBLY AND COMPONET LOCATION ................................................................................................................ 32 

8310-1-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7001-1) ..................... 32 

8310-1-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7001-2) .................. 32 

8310-1-3-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7001-3) .......................... 33  

8310-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7002-1) ..................... 34 

8310-2-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7002-2) .................. 34 

8310-35-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-1) ................... 35 

8310-35-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-2) ................ 35 

8310-35-3-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-3)......................... 36 

8310-35-4-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-4)......................... 36 

8310-35-F-E & -R-E ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-5) .............  37 

8310-35-4-T-E, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-8) .....................  37 

8310-36-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7036-1) ................... 38 

8310-36-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7036-2) ................ 38 

8310-36-3-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7035-3)......................... 39 

8310-37-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7037-1) ................... 40 

8310-37-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7037-2) ................ 40 

8310-37-3-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7037-3)......................... 41 

8310-37-4-T, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7037-4)......................... 41 

8310-38-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7038-1) ................... 42 

8310-38-2-F & -R, ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST (P/N 193-7038-2) ................ 42 

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Summary of Contents for Weinschel 8310

Page 1: ...ilized and idle equipment along with credit for buybacks and trade ins Custom engineering so your equipment works exactly as you specify Critical and expedited services Leasing Rentals Demos In stock...

Page 2: ...enuator Units This documentation may not be reproduced in any form for any purpose unless authorized in writing by Aeroflex Weinschel Inc Aeroflex Weinschel Inc Frederick Maryland 1999 2006 IM 289A TO...

Page 3: ...ure to connect the ground leadtoearth ground Use the buddy system any time work involving active high voltage components is required Turn OFF the power before making breaking any electrical connection...

Page 4: ...es that may enter the eye Goggles faceshields should be worn DO NOT direct air stream towards self or other personnel Pressure should be restricted to a maximum of 15 psi to avoid personal injury Unde...

Page 5: ...IONS 9 10 3 INSTALLATION 10 3 1 RACKMOUNTING 10 3 2 INTIAL SETUP 10 3 3 INPUT OUTPUT OPTIONS 11 3 3 1 POWER ENTRY MODULE ASSEMBLY 11 3 3 2 PORTS A D CONNECTORS 11 4 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS INDICATORS 12...

Page 6: ...R ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST P N 193 7002 2 34 8310 35 F R ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST P N 193 7035 1 35 8310 35 2 F R ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PA...

Page 7: ...Y REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST P N 193 7204 2 51 8310 352 1 F R ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST P N 193 7403 1 52 8310 352 2 F R ATTENUATOR UNIT ASSEMBLY REPLACEABLE PARTS LIST P N 193 7403...

Page 8: ...a Port is in use the Port indicator will be illuminated Dual channel units typically use Ports A and B for CH1 and Ports C and D for CH2 Ports A A if the RF is routed front to rear for CH1 and Ports...

Page 9: ...ollected by the consignee DO NOT return the equipment to Aeroflex Weinschel Corporation until a claim for damages has been established 1 6 RESHIPMENT Use the best packaging materials available to prot...

Page 10: ...abbreviations used throughout this manual Abbreviations and acronyms that are not listed conform to MIL STD 12D DUT Device Under Test ESDS Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive DIB Device Interface Bus TB...

Page 11: ...400 Data Bits 8 Handshaking None RTS CTS XON XOFF Parity None Odd Even Indicators Tx Transmit and Rx Receive RF Characteristics 5 See Model Configuration Tables pg 9 10 NOTES 1 GPIB IEEE 488 model all...

Page 12: ...Rear 193 7036 2 8310 36 3 T 64 5 0 1 dc 2 8 0 dB max 1 4 max 3 3209T 64 5 N F Front to Rear 193 7036 3 8310 37 F 63 75 0 25 dc 2 6 0 dB max 1 4 max 1 3200T 2 N F Front 193 7037 1 8310 37 R 63 75 0 25...

Page 13: ...38 F 103 1 0 8 3 0 6 0 dB max 1 6 max 1 4228T 103 N F Front 193 7138 1 8310 138 R 103 1 0 8 3 0 6 0 dB max 1 6 max 1 4228T 103 N F Rear 193 7138 1 8310 138 2 F 103 1 0 8 3 0 6 0 dB max 1 6 max 2 4228T...

Page 14: ...unds the chassis of the Attenuator Unit when the ac power cord is connected to a grounded wall outlet If necessary use a three prong to two prong adapter and connect the adapter s ground lead to the o...

Page 15: ...EL This key control allows the use of a relative mode for attenuators as indicated by the REL mode indicator When turned on the currently displayed attenuation value is used as a reference value from...

Page 16: ...18 GND 6 7 NRFD 19 GND 7 8 NDAC 20 GND 8 9 IFC 21 GND 9 10 SRQ 22 GND 10 11 ATN 23 GND 11 12 SHIELD 24 GND LOGIC GND N refer to the signal ground return of the referenced pin Return pin on pin 24 Fig...

Page 17: ...ity Select On Odd Off Even A2 4 6 ParityEna Parity Enable On Enabled Off Disabled A1 2 A0 1 7 8 BR1 BR2 BaudRate Select see below BaudRate Select BR1 BR0 RATE 0 0 2400 0 1 9600 1 0 19200 1 1 38400 Not...

Page 18: ...ctions No extended addressing Service Request SR1 Fully implemented Remote Local RL1 Fully implemented Parallel Poll PP0 No Parallel Poll Capability Device Clear DC1 Fully implemented Device Trigger D...

Page 19: ...ded using the ASCII character set The syntax for commands is the same as for GPIB operation and uses the syntax structure defined by IEEE 488 2 with the exception of the command termination rules Comm...

Page 20: ...gnal Name Description Direction 1 DCD unused 2 RxD Receive data input 3 TxD Transmit data output 4 DTR Signals DTE is on line output 5 GND Ground 6 DSR unused 7 RTS Signals DTE is ready output 8 CTS S...

Page 21: ...S 422 port utilizes a 9 pin connector The pin out for the connector is show below For clarity the signal names and directions are relative to the 8310 Pin Signal Name Description Direction 1 RxD Recei...

Page 22: ...d Event Status Register is used to report various IEEE 488 2 defined events The register contents may be accessed with the ESR command An Event Status Enable Register allows the user to select which b...

Page 23: ...ltiple commands are made on the same program line separate the individual command messages with a semicolon Arguments The 8310 supports a variety of argument types that can be used in program commands...

Page 24: ...UTPUT DATA FORMAT Output data from the Model 8310 consists of a series of ASCII digits and message strings terminated with an ASCII Line Feed character 0AH in response to a program message that contai...

Page 25: ...urns the following 128 SRE Function Sets the Status Byte Enable Register Syntax SRE mask Argument s mask integer bitmask Remarks This function is used to set the Status Byte Enable Register to the val...

Page 26: ...tion loads a 1 into the output queue when the Program Message Unit is executed Its primary use is to provide an indication of command completion by including the command as the last one in a series of...

Page 27: ...turn Value atten real attenuation value in dB Example s ATTN returns 63 00 REL Function Sets relative display mode for the current channel Syntax REL mode Argument s mode integer relative mode on off...

Page 28: ...sets the attenuation stepsize for the INCR and DECR commands for the current channel to atten The default value of the attenuator s stepsize is the intrinsic resolution of the attenuator i e a 127dB 1...

Page 29: ...This assembly located behind the front panel contains a group of LED s that indicates the status of bus operation and channel port selection The Switch LED Status PCB Assembly contains control switche...

Page 30: ...in the front of this manual for details Typically Aeroflex Weinschel programmable attenuators are bi directional and the RF signal can be applied to either Port connector Refer to the individual data...

Page 31: ...A for more information about cables and connectors 7 3 SPECIAL CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS The cleaning procedures for 8310 are divided into five general groups microwave coaxial cable assemblies circuit c...

Page 32: ...parts using 5 psi of clean moisture free compressed air or preferably dry nitrogen e Clean smaller mechanical parts or hardware by dipping into a container of isopropyl alcohol Remove dirt by brushing...

Page 33: ...O NOT connect or apply power to this instrument until the Power Entry Module Assembly has been adjusted to the operational line voltage a Disconnect the power cord from the Power Entry Module Assembly...

Page 34: ...cal sequence The letters A thru Z have precedence followed by numerals 0 thru 9 In addition to the reference designators that are listed some mechanical parts are also listed These items lack referenc...

Page 35: ...0 TYPE 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 4 Model 8310 1 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7001 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Use...

Page 36: ...9135 2 ASSY COAX CABLE BNC MALE 3 NA TO FEMALE BULKHEAD 75 OHM 7 193 9135 5 COAXIAL CABLE ASSY BNC MALE 3 NA TO FEMALE BULKHEAD 75 OHM 8 090 301 LABEL STD 1 5 X 75 IN 1 NA 9 074 761 HOLE PLUG BLACK 4...

Page 37: ...250 TYPE 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 7 Model 8310 2 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7002 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No U...

Page 38: ...0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 9 Model 8310 35 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7035 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Use...

Page 39: ...TTEN UNIT MODEL 8310 3200 TYPE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 11 Model 8310 35 4 T Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7035 4 Find Part Number Description Quantity...

Page 40: ...0 WIRING DIAGRAM 0 NA 19 089 3244 ICD ATTEN UNIT MODEL 8310 3200 TYPE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 13 Model 8310 35 4 T E Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 703...

Page 41: ...0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 15 Model 8310 36 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7036 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Us...

Page 42: ...68 32 4 0 COAXIAL CABLE ASSY 6 068 32 4 0 SMA M M CONFORMABLE DC TO 18 GHz 8 193 8041 ASSY CABLE CONTROLLER TO 1 W1 ATTENUATORS 11 090 301 LABEL STD 1 5 X 75 IN 1 NA 12 074 761 1 HOLE PLUG 3 8 HOLE 4...

Page 43: ...TYPE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 18 Model 8310 37 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7037 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor...

Page 44: ...TTEN UNIT MODEL 8310 3200 TYPE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 20 Model 8310 37 4 T Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7037 4 Find Part Number Description Quantity...

Page 45: ...0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 22 Model 8310 38 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7038 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Us...

Page 46: ...TTEN UNIT MODEL 8310 3200 TYPE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 24 Model 8310 38 4 T Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7038 4 Find Part Number Description Quantity...

Page 47: ...HEAD 2 92 FEMALE 2 NA 5 7005A 3 PLANAR CROWN TYPE N FEMALE 2 NA 6 068 32 4 0 COAXIAL CABLE ASSY 1 NA 068 32 4 0 SMA M M CONFORMABLE DC TO 18 GHz 7 068 32 12 0 COAXIAL CABLE ASSY 1 NA 068 32 12 0 SMA M...

Page 48: ...8310 1 NA Table 27 Model 8310 136 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7136 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used Designator Code Part Number...

Page 49: ...10 1 NA Table 29 Model 8310 137 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7137 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used Designator Code Part Number 1 1...

Page 50: ...1 NA Table 31 Model 8310 138 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7138 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used Designator Code Part Number 1 193...

Page 51: ...NA 20 IM289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 33 Model 8310 138 4 T Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7138 4 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used De...

Page 52: ...0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 35 Model 8310 201 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7201 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Us...

Page 53: ...PE 0 NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 37 Model 8310 203 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7202 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No U...

Page 54: ...NA 20 IM 289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 39 Model 8310 204 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7204 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used...

Page 55: ...20 IM289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 41 Model 8310 352 2 F R Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7403 2 Find Part Number Description Quantity Reference CAGE Vendor No Used De...

Page 56: ...NIT MODEL 8310 352 X X 0 NA DC 6 GHz 20 IM289 O S MANUAL MODEL 8310 1 NA Table 43 Model 8310 352 4 T Attenuator Unit Assembly Replaceable Parts List P N 193 7403 4 Find Part Number Description Quantit...

Page 57: ...PLAY 22 062 184 5 CONN SCREW LOCK FEMALE 2 NA 71468 D20418 2 23 068 39 2 CABLE ASSY 16 COND RIBBON 6 INCH LG 1 W2 D KEY A8PPG 1606M ND 24 068 21 CORD PWR 3 CONDUCTOR 1 NA 16428 17250 DTCH 7 5FT 10A 12...

Page 58: ...XF1 5245 PSOSXSS6B 20 193 9193 ASSY CABLE CONTROLLER TO FRONT 1 W6 PANEL DISPLAY 22 062 184 5 CONN SCREW LOCK FEMALE 2 NA 71468 D20418 2 23 068 39 2 CABLE ASSY 16 COND RIBBON 6 INCH LG 1 W2 D KEY A8PP...

Page 59: ...fications 11 CONTACTING AEROFLEX WEINSCHEL In the event of a malfunction contact Aeroflex Weinschel An apparent malfunction of an instrument or component may be diagnosed over the phone by first conta...

Page 60: ...o improper or inadequate maintenance unauthorized modifications misuse or operation outside the environmental specifications for the product SOFTWARE PRODUCTS Aeroflex Weinschel software products are...

Page 61: ...ECTIONS Exercise caution when mating cables Poor connections lead to poor system performance They can also damage not only the cable assembly but more significantly front or rear panel connectors on t...

Page 62: ...d the lowest setting on the gun to ensure the minimum pressure on the cable A 5 2 STORING CABLES When storing cables minimize cable set by coiling them in large diameters 1 or 2 feet Unroll the cable...

Page 63: ...ADER SEPARATOR PROGRAM DATA SEPARATOR PROGRAM DATA DECIMAL NUMERIC PROGRAM DATA CHARACTER PROGRAM DATA 7 Buffer size limitations for block data not implemented 8 PROGRAM DATA elements that may appear...

Page 64: ...t 150 Series Programmable Attenuators dc 18 26 5 GHz 3200 Series Programmable Attenuators dc 2 3 GHz 3250 Series 75 Series Programmable Attenuators dc 1 5 GHz 4226 4228 Series Solid State Attenuators...

Page 65: ...leted 8310 203 8310 204 X C 8 02 Revised Rewritten in MS Word format to include all new models All Units D 5 04 Incorporated Aeroflex name change All Units E 9 08 Incorporated Aeroflex Weinschel ECN 0...

Page 66: ...Compatibility and Council Directive 73 23 EEC relating to LVD Safety by the application of EN50081 1 1992 Generic Emissions Standard Class B Equipment EN50082 1 1992 Generic Immunity Standard Class B...

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