Table 6-6 (cont)
Maintenance— 2440 Service
Force DAC Ranges
DAC
DAC
FORCE DAC V alues/
Voltage Range
Effect of
Output
Output
DAC Voltage After
Increasing Value
Location
Cold Start
0
4095
CM 20
U640-7
1 6 5 0 /- 0 . 2 7 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
CH 2 CCD Sides 1 and
2 0 0 0 /- 0 .0 4 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
3 offset from 2 and 4.
2 2 0 0 /—0.10 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
CM2E
U640-8
1 6 5 0 /- 0 . 2 7 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
CH 2 CCD Sides 2 and
2 0 0 0 /—0.04 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
4 offset from 1 and 2.
2 2 0 0 /—0.10 V
+ 4 .7 6
+ 12.1
TRN19
U661-14
2 0 0 / - 1.24 V
- 1 . 3 7
+ 1.36
TRN2
U631-14
HORF
U631-8
1 0 0 / - 1.30 V
- 1 . 3 7
+ 1.36
JIT1
U661-1
1 700/—2.54 V
- 7 . 6 9
- 2 . 2 3 V
Fast Ramp Slope
JIT2
U661-7
increases for more
counts per sec
ALVL
U640-1
2176/0.09 V
- 1 . 3 7 V
- 1 . 3 6 V
Triggers at lower point
GRAT
U520-10
4095/14.66 V
0.83 Vh
14.66 V
Decrease Grat intensity
U820-1
4 0 9 5 /—3.34 V
4.20 V
- 3 . 3 5 V
INTN
U820-8
3160/0.78 V
- 1 . 3 7 V
1.36 V
Increases intensity
NORM
U820-7
1 640/- 0 . 2 8 V
RD01
U820-14
2050/0 V
CURS (CAL)
U610-3
2 0 4 8 /—0.50
- 1 . 3 7 V
1.36
U610-3
~0 V
- 0 V
Current output into
U610-4
~ 0 V
- 0 V
75 fl loads
U610-6
~ 0 V
- 0 V
U610-13
~ 0 V
0 V
U610-15
>
O
2
0 V
HORF
U631-8
1 0 0 /—3.90 V
-4 .1 1 V
4.09 V
Increases holdoff
DACO
U650-6
2 0 4 8 /+ 0 .0 4 V
13.92 V
- 1 3 . 1 5 V
Unbalances DAC
DACG
U660-6
3 9 2 9 /-0 .2 1 V
14.02 V
- 1 3 .3 2 V
- 5 . 1 8 V 1
Uncalibrates DAC
SEach TRNx DAC output has a unique constant for each VOLT/DIV setting between 2 mV and 50 mV. Each of these constants is set
to 200 when the instrument is cold started.
"Limit at a DAC count of approximately 2000.
'DACG (DAC Gain) interacts with DACO (DAC O ffset); therefore, the DACG range can be lim ited if DACO is not centered. Changing
either DACG or DACO causes the remaining DAC System outputs to be invalid until the correct settings for DAC Gain and O ffset are
rewritten into the DAC System.
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