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Using the Instrument in a Controlled Area
Before Placing the Instrument in a Controlled Area

Before Placing the Instrument in a Controlled Area

Before moving the instrument into a controlled area, ensure that the latest firmware revision is installed. Refer to the 

instrument firmware upgrade guide for complete instructions. This document is available at:

http://www.keysight.com/find/upgradeassistant

This is the same web page from which you can download the latest firmware revision.

Removing the Instrument from a Controlled Area

If you need to remove the instrument from a controlled area, you will need to remove the A14 hard drive assembly to 

prevent sensitive information from leaving the controlled area.
Use the following procedure while the instrument is located inside the controlled area:

At this point, the instrument may be removed from the controlled area.

Returning the Instrument to Keysight for Repair

The instrument can now be sent to the Keysight service center for repair, without the A14 Hard Drive Assembly installed.

IMPORTANT

Be sure to note on the documents being shipped with the instrument to the Keysight repair 

center that the A14 Hard Drive has been removed to protect your sensitive information.

If the instrument is under warranty, the A14 Hard Drive will be replaced without charge.

If the instrument is out of warranty, the A14 Hard Drive will be replaced and you will be billed for this new assembly as 

part of the repair.

NOTE

In both cases, the instrument will be returned with the A14 Hard Drive Assembly that was 

installed by Keysight repair personnel. After receiving the instrument back from the repair 

facility, follow the procedure described in 

“Returning the Instrument to the Controlled Area” on 

page 25

 before placing it back in a controlled area.

Step

Action

Notes

1

Remove the A13 CPU Assembly

Refer to the PXB Guided Service and Support documentation for 
instructions.
The most current version is available at the Technical Support tab of: 

http://www.keysight.com/find/pxb

2

Remove the A14 Hard Drive Assembly from the CPU 
Assembly.

3

Annotate removed Hard Drive Assembly

On the hard drive assembly, mark the instrument model number, the serial 
number, and that it is for the controlled area.
Store the hard drive assembly in the controlled area until the instrument is 
returned to this area.

4

Reinstall the A13 CPU Assembly in the instrument

The CPU Assembly is re-installed 

without

 the Hard Drive Assembly

Summary of Contents for PXB MIMO Receiver Tester

Page 1: ...t s Test and Measurement business has become Keysight Technologies For more information go to www keysight com Security Features and Document of Volatility Keysight MIMO Receiver Tester This manual pr...

Page 2: ...s document are furnished under a license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license Restricted Rights Legend If software is for use in the performance of a US Governme...

Page 3: ...t updates by email subscribe to Keysight Email Updates http www keysight com find emailupdates Information on preventing instrument damage can be found at http www keysight com find PreventingInstrume...

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Page 5: ...Memory 14 Volatile Memory 18 5 Using the Instrument in a Controlled Area Before Placing the Instrument in a Controlled Area 24 Removing the Instrument from a Controlled Area 24 Returning the Instrumen...

Page 6: ...6 Contents...

Page 7: ...local Keysight office is available via the internet at http www keysight com find assist If you do not have internet access please contact your designated Keysight representative NOTE In any correspo...

Page 8: ...8 Contacting Keysight Sales and Service Offices...

Page 9: ...ditional information go to http www keysight com find security IMPORTANT Be sure that all information stored by the user in the instrument that needs to be saved is properly backed up before attemptin...

Page 10: ...10 Products Covered by this Document Document Purpose...

Page 11: ...on procedures are designed to meet the requirements specified in DoD 5220 22 M National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual NISPOM Chapter 8 Sanitization As defined in Section 8 301b of DoD 5...

Page 12: ...12 Security Terms and Definitions...

Page 13: ...s information on the memory components in your instrument The tables provide details of the size of each memory component its type how it is used its location volatility and the sanitization procedure...

Page 14: ...grammed before board assembly or by factory service center calibration software N5105 63003 Midplane Board U50 N5105 80011 None PCIe SW1 Int Config Memory EEPROM 256 Kb No Yes Contains configuration i...

Page 15: ...b No Yes Contains programming information for FPGA1 on Clock Board Programmed prior to assembly May be reprogrammed in the field by firmware upgrades N5105 63006 Clock Board U1219 N5105 80001 Contains...

Page 16: ...software factory calibration data recovery image user instrument states user data files user trace data and any user installed software Programmed before assembly by factory service center calibratio...

Page 17: ...er supply module Programmed by Astec AstecPower Supply 16 5 Vdc 5 1 Vdc Module Contains no user data None Flash 14 Kbytes No Yes Contains operating code for 3 3 Vdc power supply module Programmed by A...

Page 18: ...icrocontroller for the Interconnect Board Software communicates with this controller through USB interface Written to during application program execution N5105 60002 Interconnect Board U302 Contains...

Page 19: ...cells RAM 136 Kb distributed 504 Kb block Yes No Logic function configuration data Written to during application program execution N5105 60104 Baseband Board U68 Contains no user data Turn off instru...

Page 20: ...AM 73 Kb distributed 360 Kb block Yes No Controls the main phase lock loop for the system and controls clock routing functionality of the PXB Written to during application program execution N5105 6000...

Page 21: ...tes Yes No Registers which dictate Channel 2 baseband signal processing ASIC configuration Written to during application program execution N5105 60009 IO Board U18 Contains no user data Turn off instr...

Page 22: ...22 Instrument Memory Volatility Volatile Memory...

Page 23: ...re for the A14 Hard Drive Assembly When an instrument is used within a controlled area and the need arises to remove it from that controlled area the security strategy is to remove the A14 Hard Drive...

Page 24: ...Keysight repair center that the A14 Hard Drive has been removed to protect your sensitive information If the instrument is under warranty the A14 Hard Drive will be replaced without charge If the ins...

Page 25: ...olled area to use it in a non controlled area refer to After Using the Instrument in a Non Controlled Area on page 26 If you removed the instrument from the controlled area to send it for repair refer...

Page 26: ...ument 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 A...

Page 27: ...vised February 28 2006 May be downloaded in Acrobat PDF format from http www dss mil isp fac_clear download_nispom html 2 ISFO Process Manual for the Certification and Accreditation of Classified Syst...

Page 28: ...28 References...

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