Fluke 9132A, Service Manual

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9132A Service
Table 3-2. Required Test Equipment for Pod
Troubleshooting
EQUIPMENT TYPE
REQUIRED TYPE
Mainframe
Interface Pod
Extender Board, 9100A-7651
Fluke P/N 755637
Power Supply
(for
the §132A) Fluke 9100 Series or Fluke 9000 Series Mainframe
Test Personality Module
* Fluke P/N 822973
Test
ROM, 28-pin*
Fluke P/N 857482
Test
ROM, 24-pin
*
Fluke P/N 818187
Service Test
Disk
* Fluke P/N 873943
Fluke 9100A (or 9105A)
Digital
Test System
with:
Monitor (and Video Controller)
Software Version
4.1 or above
At
least 3 megabytes
of RAM
Fluke 9000A-68000
or
Power supply
with +5V, -5V,
and +12V regulated outputs
*
Part
of
the 9132A Service Test
Kit,
Fluke P/N 859744.
Preparation for Troubleshooting the Pod 3-18.
3-12
NOTE
The 9132A to be tested must have
the Sync
Module
with
the
Sync
Adapter cable, one or more Emulation RAM
Modules installed, and one or more ROM Modules. If
the number of installed
RAM
and
ROM
Modules
is not
equal, the extra RAM or ROM
Module can
only be
partially tested.
Begin by connecting
the test
equipment to the
9132A being tested. The
following
steps
describe this procedure:
1. Set up
the 9100A
(or
9105A) Mainframe, and connect the logic probe
and the monitor. Connect the 9000A-68000 Pod
cable to the
Mainframe
with the Pod UUT cable in the Pod’s self test socket. Tum
on
the
power
to
the Mainframe
and the
monitor.
Place the 9132A to
be
tested so the rear
panel is
accessible. Open the
back panel of
the
Pod
by
turning
the
thumbscrews on each
side
counterclockwise. Slide out the main board.
When the main board
reaches the drawer
stop,
press down on the center back of the main
board shield
to
release the safety detent, and pull the main board free
of the case.
Remove the main board shield
by
unsnapping the shield standoffs from
the main
PCA.