Keysight PXB MIMO Receiver Tester, Security Features And Document Of Volatility

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Using the Instrument in a Controlled Area
Returning the Instrument to the Controlled Area
After Using the Instrument in a Non-Controlled Area
After Repairing the Instrument
While the instrument is still in the non-controlled area, read the repair documentation to identify the cause of repair,
because this determines the procedure that you should follow at this point.
• If the repair documentation indicates that the A14 Hard Drive Assembly was the cause of the repair, you need only
move the instrument into the controlled area. The instrument is now ready for use.
• If the repair documentation indicates that the A14 Hard Drive Assembly was not the cause of the repair, the hard drive
returned with the instrument should be removed from it and kept in the non-controlled area, for use outside the
controlled area, as follows:
Step Action
1 While the instrument is still in the non-controlled area, remove the A13 CPU Assembly.
2 Remove the A14 Hard Drive Assembly from the CPU assembly.
3 If the Hard Drive Assembly is not labeled, mark the instrument model number and serial number and that the hard drive is designated for
use in the non-controlled area.
Store the hard drive assembly in an ESD-safe storage container in the non-controlled area.
4 Reinstall the A13 CPU Assembly (without the hard drive assembly) into instrument.
5 Move the instrument to the controlled area.
6 Once in the controlled area, remove the A13 CPU Assembly from the instrument again.
7 Install the original A14 Hard Drive Assembly into the A13 CPU Assembly.
(This is the Hard Drive Assembly for this instrument serial number that was removed from the instrument and stored in your controlled
area, before the instrument was removed from the controlled area.)
8 Reinstall the CPU Assembly, with the hard drive, into the instrument.
The instrument is now ready for use in the controlled area.
Step Action
1 Remove the A13 CPU Assembly from the instrument.
2 Remove the A14 Hard Drive Assembly from the CPU Assembly.
3 On the Hard Drive Assembly that you just removed, mark the instrument model number and serial number, and that it is for use in the
non-controlled area.
Store the hard drive assembly in an ESD-safe storage container in the non-controlled area.
4 Reinstall the A13 CPU Assembly (without the hard drive assembly) into the instrument.
5 Move the instrument to the controlled area.
6 Once the instrument is back in the controlled area, remove the A13 CPU Assembly again.
7 Install the original A14 Hard Drive Assembly into the A13 CPU Assembly.
(This is the Hard Drive Assembly for this instrument serial number that was removed from the instrument and stored in your controlled
area, before the instrument was removed from the controlled area.)
8 Reinstall the CPU Assembly, with the hard drive, into the instrument.
The instrument is now ready for use in the controlled area.