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/BFR_OEA

/RTS

DAC[0..4]

B4

2

E2

4

/BFR_CASB

/BFR_CASA

/BFR_RASA

/BFR_RASB

/BFR_CASA

/BFR_CASB

/BFR_RASB

/BFR_RASA

104

105

DES_CLK

156

157

208

TOP VIEW

U9 & U10

R27

D3

3

R78

150.0

IN_CLK

NOT INSTALLED

AUTO DIAGNOSTICS PADS

TP0

TP1

TP2

TP3

TP4

TP5

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

1

60

61

80

U16

TOP VIEW

C39

220PF

R38

100.0K

R36

332.0K

PWR_MON

B2

4

VSET

G2

3

G2

3

D4

3

SOUT_LEVEL

SIG_STRENGTH

ADREF

ROW0

ROW1

ROW2

HOTHOT

CONTR_UP

LCD_CONTRL

CLEAN_VCC

CLEAN_VCC

C62

220PF

C40

220PF

C41

220PF

VSET

C64

220PF

PWRMON_SAFE

P70/AN10

56

P71/AN11

57

P72/AN12

58

P73/AN13

59

P74/AN14

60

P75/AN15

61

P76/AN16

62

P77/AN17

63

AVDD

64

AVEREF1

65

AVSS

66

ANO0

67

ANO1

68

AVREF2

69

AVREF3

70

P20/NMI

71

P21/INTP0

72

P22/INTP1

73

P23/INTP2/CI

74

P24/INTP3

75

P25/INTP4/ASCK

76

P26/INTP5

77

P27/SI

78

X2

9

X1

10

MODE

46

RESET

7

P40/AD0

43

P41/AD1

42

P42/AD2

41

P43/AD3

40

P44/AD4

39

P45/AD5

38

P46/AD6

37

P47/AD7

36

P50/A8

35

P51/A9

34

P52/A10

33

P53/A11

32

P54/A12

31

P55/A13

30

P56/A14

29

P57/A15

28

P60/A16

27

P61/A17

26

P62/A18

25

P63/A19

24

P64/RD

23

P65/WR

22

P66/WAIT

21

P67/REFRQ

20

ASTB

44

PO0

12

PO1

13

PO2

14

PO3

15

PO4

16

PO5

17

PO6

18

PO7

19

P10/PWM0

47

P11/PWM1

48

P12

49

P13

50

P14

51

P16

53

P17

54

P30/RXD

79

P31/TXD

80

P32/SCK

1

P33/SQ/SB0

2

P34/TO0

3

P35/TO1

4

P36/TO2

5

P37/TO3

6

VSS

45

VSS

11

VDD

55

VDD

8

P15

52

U16

UPD78237

C31

.1UF

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A18

A19

/UP_WRITE

/UP_READ

/INITBUS

UP_RESET

/UP_RESET

A16

P_A17

21

22

40

41

TP6

TP7

TP8

TP9

TP10

TP11

TP12

TP13

TP14

TP15

TP16

TP17

TP18

TP19

TP20

TP21

TP22

TP23

TP24

SERM1

SPARE4

SPARE204

P_A17

IN_CLK

IN_CLK

E3

3

XILINX0

DAC0

DAC1

DAC2

DAC3

DAC4

C180

.1UF

BIDI, SPARES & MISC.

PGCK1/A16/IO

4

PGCK2/IO

57

PGCK3/IO

110

PGCK4/A1/IO

162

SGCK1/A15/IO

204

SGCK2/IO

47

SGCK3/IO

100

SGCK4/DOUT/IO

152

M0

50

M1/O

48

M2

56

CCLK

153

PROGRAM

108

DONE

103

RDY/BUSY/IO

148

HDC/IO

58

LDC/IO

62

INIT/IO

77

DIN/D0/IO

151

D1/IO

147

D2/IO

138

D3/IO

132

D4/IO

128

D5/IO

122

D6/IO

113

D7/IO

109

CS0/IO

123

CS1/A2/IO

165

RS/IO

133

WS/A0/IO

161

A3/IO

166

A4/IO

174

A5/IO

175

A6/IO

180

A7/IO

181

A8/IO

184

A9/IO

185

A10/IO

190

A11/IO

191

A12/IO

199

A13/IO

200

A14/IO

203

A17/IO

5

TDI/IO

8

TCK/IO

9

TMS/IO

17

TDO

159

VCC

26

VCC

55

VCC

78

VCC

106

VCC

130

VCC

154

VCC

183

VCC

205

GND

2

GND

14

GND

25

GND

37

GND

49

GND

67

GND

79

GND

90

GND

101

GND

119

GND

131

GND

142

GND

160

GND

171

GND

182

GND

194

NC

1

NC

3

NC

51

NC

52

NC

53

NC

54

NC

102

NC

104

NC

105

NC

107

NC

155

NC

156

NC

157

NC

158

NC

206

NC

207

NC

208

IO6

6

IO7

7

IO10

10

IO11

11

IO12

12

IO13

13

IO15

15

IO16

16

IO18

18

IO19

19

IO20

20

IO21

21

IO22

22

IO23

23

IO24

24

IO27

27

IO28

28

IO29

29

IO30

30

1O31

31

IO32

32

IO33

33

IO34

34

IO35

35

IO36

36

IO38

38

IO39

39

IO40

40

IO41

41

IO42

42

IO43

43

IO44

44

IO45

45

IO46

46

IO59

59

IO60

60

IO61

61

IO63

63

IO64

64

IO65

65

IO66

66

IO68

68

IO69

69

IO70

70

IO71

71

IO72

72

IO73

73

IO74

74

IO75

75

IO76

76

IO80

80

IO81

81

IO82

82

IO83

83

IO84

84

IO85

85

IO86

86

IO87

87

IO88

88

IO89

89

IO91

91

IO92

92

IO93

93

IO94

94

IO95

95

IO96

96

IO97

97

IO98

98

IO99

99

IO111

111

IO112

112

IO114

114

IO115

115

IO116

116

IO117

117

IO118

118

IO120

120

IO121

121

IO124

124

IO125

125

IO126

126

IO127

127

IO129

129

IO134

134

IO135

135

IO136

136

IO137

137

IO139

139

IO140

140

IO141

141

IO143

143

IO144

144

IO145

145

IO146

146

IO149

149

IO150

150

IO163

163

IO164

164

IO167

167

IO168

168

IO169

169

IO170

170

IO172

172

IO173

173

IO176

176

IO177

177

IO178

178

IO179

179

IO186

186

IO187

187

IO188

188

IO189

189

IO192

192

IO193

193

IO195

195

IO196

196

IO197

197

IO198

198

IO201

201

IO202

202

U9

XC4010E---4

IN_CLK

OUT9

SPARE4

SPARE204

BFR_D[0..47]

BFR_A[0..8]

BIDI, SPARES & MISC.

XILINX1

BFR_D[0..47]

BFR_A[0..8]

BFR_D7

BFR_D18

BFR_D30

BFR_D42

BIDI6

DAC[0..4]

1

52

53

PGCK1/A16/IO

4

PGCK2/IO

57

PGCK3/IO

110

PGCK4/A1/IO

162

SGCK1/A15/IO

204

SGCK2/IO

47

SGCK3/IO

100

SGCK4/DOUT/IO

152

M0

50

M1/O

48

M2

56

CCLK

153

PROGRAM

108

DONE

103

RDY/BUSY/IO

148

HDC/IO

58

LDC/IO

62

INIT/IO

77

DIN/D0/IO

151

D1/IO

147

D2/IO

138

D3/IO

132

D4/IO

128

D5/IO

122

D6/IO

113

D7/IO

109

CS0/IO

123

CS1/A2/IO

165

RS/IO

133

WS/A0/IO

161

A3/IO

166

A4/IO

174

A5/IO

175

A6/IO

180

A7/IO

181

A8/IO

184

A9/IO

185

A10/IO

190

A11/IO

191

A12/IO

199

A13/IO

200

A14/IO

203

A17/IO

5

TDI/IO

8

TCK/IO

9

TMS/IO

17

TDO

159

VCC

26

VCC

55

VCC

78

VCC

106

VCC

130

VCC

154

VCC

183

VCC

205

GND

2

GND

14

GND

25

GND

37

GND

49

GND

67

GND

79

GND

90

GND

101

GND

119

GND

131

GND

142

GND

160

GND

171

GND

182

GND

194

NC

1

NC

3

NC

51

NC

52

NC

53

NC

54

NC

102

NC

104

NC

105

NC

107

NC

155

NC

156

NC

157

NC

158

NC

206

NC

207

NC

208

IO6

6

IO7

7

IO10

10

IO11

11

IO12

12

IO13

13

IO15

15

IO16

16

IO18

18

IO19

19

IO20

20

IO21

21

IO22

22

IO23

23

IO24

24

IO27

27

IO28

28

IO29

29

IO30

30

1O31

31

IO32

32

IO33

33

IO34

34

IO35

35

IO36

36

IO38

38

IO39

39

IO40

40

IO41

41

IO42

42

IO43

43

IO44

44

IO45

45

IO46

46

IO59

59

IO60

60

IO61

61

IO63

63

IO64

64

IO65

65

IO66

66

IO68

68

IO69

69

IO70

70

IO71

71

IO72

72

IO73

73

IO74

74

IO75

75

IO76

76

IO80

80

IO81

81

IO82

82

IO83

83

IO84

84

IO85

85

IO86

86

IO87

87

IO88

88

IO89

89

IO91

91

IO92

92

IO93

93

IO94

94

IO95

95

IO96

96

IO97

97

IO98

98

IO99

99

IO111

111

IO112

112

IO114

114

IO115

115

IO116

116

IO117

117

IO118

118

IO120

120

IO121

121

IO124

124

IO125

125

IO126

126

IO127

127

IO129

129

IO134

134

IO135

135

IO136

136

IO137

137

IO139

139

IO140

140

IO141

141

IO143

143

IO144

144

IO145

145

IO146

146

IO149

149

IO150

150

IO163

163

IO164

164

IO167

167

IO168

168

IO169

169

IO170

170

IO172

172

IO173

173

IO176

176

IO177

177

IO178

178

IO179

179

IO186

186

IO187

187

IO188

188

IO189

189

IO192

192

IO193

193

IO195

195

IO196

196

IO197

197

IO198

198

IO201

201

IO202

202

U10

XC4010E---4

BFR_D[0..47]

BFR_A[0..8]

B2

2

G2

2

SERM0

SERM1

B2

3

BFR_D2

BFR_D14

BFR_D37

BIDI1

BFR_D3

BFR_D4

BFR_D5

BFR_D6

BFR_D15

BFR_D16

BFR_D17

BFR_D26

BFR_D27

BFR_D28

BFR_D29

BFR_D38

BFR_D39

BFR_D40

BFR_D41

BIDI2

BIDI4

BIDI5

SERM1

SERM0

/INITBUS

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

/UP_READ

/CS1

A19

/PROG1

LCDE

OUT8

BIDI3

SPARE7

SPARE152

+5V

+5V

TP28

/PROG1

/CS1

BFR_D0

BFR_D12

BFR_D24

BFR_D36

DACSYNC

SPARE34

OUT9

OUT8

OUT7

OUT6

OUT5

OUT4

OUT3

OUT2

OUT1

OUT0

SPARE61

SPARE64

SPARE66

DES_CLK

SPARE60

+5V

+5V

SPARE35

POWER_DOWN

SEL_SERCLK

/CTS

/POT_RESET

/UP_WRITE

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

/UP_READ

/PROG0

SERM0

CG_DOTCLK

SPARE152

A19

A18

LCDE

/INITBUS

SPARE148

TP27

AD0

AD0

A4

3

E1

4

A4

E3

3

B5

C1

4

NC

/UP_WRITE

/UP_READ

A16

A17

A18

/UP_WAIT

BACKLIGHT

CG_STROBE

ALE

/PROG0

A19

/DRAM_HOLD

POWER_SAVE

PWRDWN_SER

/UP_RESET

ROW3

HOTHOT

ADREF

UP_MODE

/ONKEY_SAFE

ROW4

ROW5

ROW6

ROW7

UP_NMI

C32

15PF

C33

15PF

1

2

Y1

12MHZ

RT1

50K

R56

8.25K

LOCKED_INP

+5V

RST

1

VCC

3

GND

2

GND

U12

DS1233

+5V

VIN

1

GND

3

NC

5

VOUT

2

NC

4

NC 8

NC 6

NC 7

U18

MC1403

ADREF

+5V

C37

1UF

C38

220PF

1

4

5

29

30

U5

TOP VIEW

A0

12

A1

11

A2

10

A3

9

A4

8

A5

7

A6

6

A7

5

A8

27

A9

26

A10

23

A11

25

A12

4

A13

28

A14

29

A15

3

A16

2

D0

13

D1

14

D2

15

D3

17

D4

18

D5

19

D6

20

D7

21

OE

24

CE

22

WE

31

A17

30

A18

1

VCC

32

GND

16

U5

29F040

ROW3

COL0

COL1

COL2

COL3

COL4

/RTS

CG_DCLK

RTC/LITH

CG_BUSY

CG_DATA

D1

2

Q1

19

D2

3

Q2

18

D3

4

Q3

17

D4

5

Q4

16

D5

6

Q5

15

D6

7

Q6

14

D7

8

Q7

13

D8

9

Q8

12

EN

11

OC

1

U11

74HC573

CHARGE_DISA

SPEAKER

ENA_VSET

/TXD

/RXD

A17

BFR_A2

BFR_A3

BFR_A8

/BFR_RASB

/BFR_RASA

/BFR_OEA

/BFR_OEB

/UP_WAIT

SPARE189

/UP_WRITE

IN6

IN7

BUS0

BUS7

SPARE8

SPARE203

+5V

1

6

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

R54

4.7K

G2

3

E1

4

B2

4

BFR_D1

BFR_D2

BFR_D3

BFR_D4

BFR_D5

BFR_D13

BFR_D14

BFR_D15

BFR_D16

BFR_D17

BFR_D25

BFR_D26

BFR_D27

BFR_D28

BFR_D37

BFR_D38

BFR_D39

BFR_D40

BIDI0

BIDI1

BIDI2

BIDI3

BIDI4

/UP_WRITE

BFR_D11

BFR_D22

BFR_D34

BIDI8

BIDI10

BFR_A4

BFR_A5

/BFR_CASA

/BFR_CASB

BFR_D35

BFR_D47

IN0

IN1

IN8

/BFR_RASB

/BFR_RASA

BFR_D0

BFR_D1

BFR_D12

BFR_D13

BFR_D24

BFR_D25

BFR_D36

BIDI0

OUT6

OUT5

OUT4

OUT3

OUT2

OUT1

OUT0

SPARE61

SPARE64

SPARE66

CG_DOTCLK

SPARE60

E2

4

DACSYNC

DAC0

DAC1

DAC2

DAC3

DAC4

DACSYNC

SPARE34

OUT7

CG_REPLACE

/CG_HSYNC

/CG_VSYNC

SPARE24

BUS1

BUS2

BUS3

BUS4

BUS5

BUS6

BUS8

BUS9

BUS7

UP_NMI

SPARE35

+5V

BFR_D6

BFR_D7

BFR_D8

BFR_D9

BFR_D10

BFR_D18

BFR_D19

BFR_D20

BFR_D21

BFR_D29

BFR_D30

BFR_D31

BFR_D32

BFR_D33

BFR_D41

BFR_D42

BFR_D43

BFR_D44

BFR_D45

BIDI5

BIDI6

BIDI7

BIDI8

BIDI9

+5V

CLEAN_VCC

Q10

R67

10.0K

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

ROW0

ROW1

ROW2

ROW4

ROW5

ROW6

ROW7

/ONKEY_SAFE

UP_MODE

/INITBUS

ALE

UP_RESET

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

/PROG0

/BFR_RASB

POWER_SAVE

POWER_SAVE

RTC/LITH

PWRDWN_SER

+5V

R65

10.0K

/DRAM_HOLD

CR10

ROW0

ROW1

ROW2

ROW3

ROW4

ROW5

ROW6

ROW7

A0

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A18

A19

/UP_WRITE

/UP_READ

A16

P_A17

14

20

21

13

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

J3

J3

CONNECTS

TO J1

A2

KEY

BOARD

5

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

J4

ON_KEY

COL0

COL1

COL2

COL3

COL4

/ONKEY_SAFE

ON_KEY

LCDE

AD0

AD1

AD2

AD3

AD4

AD5

AD6

AD7

LCD_CONTRL

+5V

R55

10.0K

VCC_ALWAYS

Q4

Q11

C70

.1UF

R61

0.0

R84

/PROG0

/UP_RESET

/DRAM_HOLD

/BFR_CASA

/BFR_CASB

/BFR_RASA

/PROG1

PWRDWN_SER

RTC/LITH

CR8

CR9

A4

4

G2

3

/CG_HSYNC

BUS1

BUS2

BUS3

BUS4

BUS5

BUS6

BUS8

BUS9

SPARE6

SPARE7

CLEAN_VCC

VCC_PSS

VCC_PS

R29

Q17

C80

.1UF

C2

.1UF

R79

10.0K

BFR_A0

BFR_A1

BFR_A4

BFR_A5

BFR_A6

BFR_A7

/BFR_WEB

/BFR_WEA

/BFR_CASA

/BFR_CASB

BFR_D11

BFR_D22

BFR_D23

BFR_D34

BFR_D35

BFR_D46

BFR_D47

BIDI10

BIDI11

ALE

IN0

IN1

IN2

BFR_D9

BFR_D10

BFR_D20

BFR_D21

BFR_D32

BFR_D33

BFR_D44

BFR_D45

BFR_D46

BIDI9

SPARE148

BFR_A1

BFR_A6

BFR_A7

/BFR_WEB

/BFR_WEA

IN2

IN3

IN4

IN5

IN9

SPARE6

BFR_A2

BFR_A3

BFR_A8

/BFR_OEA

/BFR_OEB

/UP_WAIT

SPARE189

BUS0

SPARE8

SPARE203

IN6

IN7

/BFR_WEB

/BFR_WEA

/BFR_OEB

B4

2

OUT[0..9]

E3

3

BFR_D23

BFR_A0

BIDI11

ALE

A17

OUT[0..9]

IN[0..9]

BFR_D8

BFR_D19

BFR_D31

BFR_D43

BIDI7

VCC

+5V

VDD

IN[0..9]

OUT[0..9]

IN3

IN4

IN5

IN8

IN9

GND

VSS

IN[0..9]

CG_OUT

CG_REPLACE

/CG_VSYNC

SPARE24

IN[0..9]

UP_NMI

VCC_PS

VCC_PSS

C84

47UF

C54

47UF

NOT INSTALLED

U25

DS1994

D3

3

SIG_STRENGTH

CG_OUT

CG_REPLACE

ADREF

SIG_STRENGTH

CLK

2

DATA

4

STB

3

HSYNC

19

VSYNC

18

OSCIN

9

OSCOUT

8

VR

12

VG

13

VB

14

VBLK/RBLK

15

CLKOUT

7

VCC

6

GND

10

NC/GBLK

16

NC/BBLK

17

MON 11

BUSY

1

NC

5

HOLD

20

U17

UPD6451

PWRMON_SAFE

CR7

/CG_HSYNC

/CG_VSYNC

CG_DCLK

CG_STROBE

CG_BUSY

CG_DATA

BACKLIGHT

/UP_WRITE

A0

+5V

+5V

---10V

C69

.1UF

LCD_CONTRAST

Q3

R60

15.0K

R37

10.0

TO A3

DISPLAY

MODULE

1

2

J5

SDA 601 SERIAL DIGITAL ANALYZER

CG_DOTCLK

+5V

+5V

MICROPROCESSOR

AND SERIAL NUMBER RANGES.

SEE PARTS LIST FOR EARLIER VALUES

NOTE:

PART OF A1 MAIN BOARD

1

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Summary of Contents for SDA601

Page 1: ...0 8914 04 Warning The servicing instructions are for use by qualified personnel only To avoid personal injury do not perform any servicing unless you are qualified to do so Refer to all safety summari...

Page 2: ...and pending Information in this publication supercedes that in all previously published material Specifications and price change privileges reserved TEKTRONIX and TEK are registered trademarks of Tek...

Page 3: ...duties taxes and any other charges for products returned to any other locations This warranty shall not apply to any defect failure or damage caused by improper use or improper or inadequate maintena...

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Page 5: ...Screen Display OSD 2 9 Preliminary Settings 2 10 Set the Date and Time 2 10 Set the Battery Type 2 11 Enable Disable Auto Power Off 2 11 Disable Enable Timed LCD Backlight Turn Off 2 12 Performance Ve...

Page 6: ...Parts 5 9 Torque Specification 5 9 Replacing Assemblies 5 10 Replaceable Electrical Parts Replaceable Electrical Parts 6 1 Parts Ordering Information 6 1 Using the Replaceable Electrical Parts List 6...

Page 7: ...Display 2 21 Figure 2 16 The Cursor Data Display 2 22 Figure 2 17 The SDA601 Time Display 2 23 Figure 2 18 The First Review Display 2 23 Figure 3 1 An Equipment Setup for Performance Verification 3 4...

Page 8: ...or Adjusting the De serializer VCO 4 5 Figure 4 4 The Adj Serial Pot Menu Item 4 5 Figure 4 5 The VCO Lock Error Indicator 4 6 Figure 4 6 The Set Time Display 4 7 Figure 5 1 Numeric SLM Data 5 7 Figur...

Page 9: ...Meter 1 2 Table 1 3 AUX Output 1 2 Table 1 4 Power Supply 1 2 Table 1 5 Physical Characteristics 1 3 Table 1 6 Environmental Characteristics 1 3 Table 2 1 RS 232 Connector Pin Assignments 2 5 Table 3...

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Page 11: ...and markings on the product Consult the product manual for further ratings information before making connections to the product Do not apply a potential to any terminal including the common terminal...

Page 12: ...ion statements identify conditions or practices that could result in damage to this product or other property These terms may appear on the product H DANGER indicates an injury hazard immediately acce...

Page 13: ...uct unless another person capable of rendering first aid and resuscitation is present Disconnect Power To avoid electric shock switch off the instrument power then disconnect the power cord from the m...

Page 14: ...most of the materials are reused or recycled appropriately The symbol shown to the left indicates that this product complies with the European Union s requirements according to Directive 2002 96 EC o...

Page 15: ...Specifications...

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Page 17: ...d Television Signals Over Long Distances CMTT IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical Terms Second Edition 1977 IEEE Standard 100 1977 IEC 60B Secretariat 170 Helical scan digital composite cassette re...

Page 18: ...nally 150 m of Belden 8281 coaxial cable typically up to 200 m Error detection protocols supported EDH RP 165 APCRC Table 1 2 Signal Level Meter Characteristic Information Resolution 2 dB 135 MHz Tabl...

Page 19: ...0 68 kg 1 5 lb Shipping Weight with AC adapter 1 50 kg 3 31 lb Table 1 6 Environmental Characteristics Characteristic Information Temperature Operating Storage 0 C to 35 C 32 F to 95 F 30 C to 65 C 2...

Page 20: ...munity H IEC 61000 4 3 RF electromagnetic field immunity H IEC 61000 4 4 Electrical fast transient burst immunity H IEC 61000 4 5 Power line surge immunity H IEC 61000 4 6 Conducted RF Immunity H IEC...

Page 21: ...Operating Information...

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Page 23: ...nt If the supplied adapter is incorrect for the local AC power supply contact your nearest Tektronix representative WARNING Install or replace batteries only with the instrument switched OFF and the A...

Page 24: ...15 VDC the center contact of the connector must be NEGATIVE polarity and open circuit voltage must not exceed 18 VDC For best results use the adapter supplied with the instrument NOTE Batteries must...

Page 25: ...oo low for reliable operation The ON key toggles instrument power On and Off NOTE If the instrument is operating with low batteries it may turn itself off and on The batteries should be replaced or re...

Page 26: ...page 2 24 is turned on can help you locate and identify errors in the picture or the digital encoding of the signal By factory default the AUX output is the Y luminance video component you may configu...

Page 27: ...nd the connector If the cable has a female end use a male male adapter such as ITT Cannon p n 111805 1 Table 2 1 RS 232 Connector Pin Assignments 764 DB9 Pin Signal Name Signal Direction 1 Not connect...

Page 28: ...232 Printer Setups Set the receiving device to 8 data bits and one stop bit if possible The SDA601 supports both hardware RTS CTS and software Xon Xoff handshaking choose the appropriate handshaking p...

Page 29: ...Operating Information SDA 601 Serial Digital Analyzer 2 7 Figure 2 5 A Printed Analysis Report...

Page 30: ...ional key functions are SLM A Invokes the SLM display mode Press this key to su percede any other display mode and display the Signal Level Me ter on the SDA601 LCD See page 2 21 Cursor B Invokes the...

Page 31: ...n attached video monitor Toggle the OSD On Off with the Insert On Off key The default OSD will resemble Figure 2 6 when the instrument is in Watch mode You can control several OSD characteristics size...

Page 32: ...attery Type and enable Auto Power Down if desired 1 To enter the SDA601 Utility menu hold the Lock Out key down and press the ON button Release the ON button but continue to press the Lock Out key unt...

Page 33: ...Toggle to the selection that matches the type of battery you have installed in your SDA601 by pressing either A or The choices are rechargeable and disposable Select rechargeable when using NiCad AA c...

Page 34: ...y require for acceptance testing is included in Section 3 of this manual Using Your SDA601 NOTE For more information on Serial Digital Video Systems request Tektronix publication 25W 7203 1 A Guide to...

Page 35: ...e of any sample in the video frame page 2 22 H Shift the video frame horizontally and vertically with the Pulse Cross feature to see the H and V intervals on the AUX picture monitor page 2 24 Figure 2...

Page 36: ...lag set not set Line field length OK incorrect Performing an Analysis To analyze a signal simply press Analyze The SDA601 will observe the incoming signal for one second analyze the data and write the...

Page 37: ...reported as L when an 8 bit video signal is received Other stuck bits may suggest either an incorrect signal or faulty equipment Zero length ANC Is reported by the SDA601 when a value ANC Data Count w...

Page 38: ...Video In Out of Range If all four groups are selected all 20 conditions will be monitored Group selection can be inconvenient in some circumstances however An example is observing a changing test sign...

Page 39: ...e been selected and alarms configured begin the Watch session by pressing Watch The message Watch Started will appear briefly on the LCD If none of the display options Signal Level Cursor Data or Curr...

Page 40: ...continues but OSD and printer updates are suspended When you exit the menu by pressing a rectangular key the OSD will update to include all events during the time spent in the menu Stopping a Watch S...

Page 41: ...n H Short Beep One second duration otherwise similar to the Long Beep H Beep Tick A very short beep almost a tick useful when there are many alarm conditions when they occur in bursts or for audible f...

Page 42: ...tion with the A keys 4 Confirm the option choice by pressing Enter 5 Exit the Alarm menu by pressing any rectangular key Once the alarms are configured through the Alarm Menu you may toggle all alarms...

Page 43: ...igital video signal may be marginal because of long cable runs or faulty equipment The signal level display will report an 800 mVp p input signal as approximately dB usually only one segment will be l...

Page 44: ...n field 1 The cursor movement icon will be visible on the second line when the arrow keys are active for cursor positioning Normal cursor movement is one line up or down for each Y or B key press and...

Page 45: ...isplay Select menu The LCD will resemble Figure 2 17 Review Display Mode Press the Review G key to cancel the other display modes SLM Cursor and Time and review the results of the ongoing Watch ses si...

Page 46: ...he Pulse Cross E key repeated ly until the desired state is visible on the video monitor To invoke pulse cross through the I O menu 1 Enter the I O menu press Shift then Insert On Off 2 Press the B ke...

Page 47: ...or the Video Over Range item to Watch then input a Pluge signal The sub black portion of active video will be highlighted Note that the ANC highlight conditions occur in the horizontal or vertical int...

Page 48: ...play settings for example will change instantly Watch and Alarm settings will be restored in the next Watch session 4 Press any rectangular key to exit the Presets menu NOTE Recalling a preset will tu...

Page 49: ...Performance Verification...

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Page 51: ...ocedures begin on page 3 4 Required Test Equipment The following list of equipment represents the minimum required for the Performance Verification procedures Alternate equipment must meet the minimum...

Page 52: ...Zero value AP CRC Tektronix TSG 601 or TSG 422 Spectrum Analyzer 1 Freq Range 325 MHz Sensitivity up to 50 dB Internal tracking generator Tektronix 2712 Option 04 N to BNC adapter 2 Male N to female B...

Page 53: ...tions for all of the procedures begin on page 3 4 1 Beeper and LCD display 2 OSD on screen display 3 Keypad Test 4 AP CRC present not 0 5 Erroneous FF CRC 6 Erroneous AP CRC 7 AP CRC 8 Cursor and Data...

Page 54: ...meets published specifications see Section 1 of this manual The order of these procedures has been chosen to minimize changes in equipment setup Perfor mance parameters may be checked in any order 1 C...

Page 55: ...FLAT WFM HORIZONTAL TWO LINE GAIN NORMAL MAGNIFIER OFF The picture on the Left Display of the Video Measurement Set should resemble Figure 3 2 If the center portion of the display does not contain the...

Page 56: ...sts submenu with the following steps H Press the Y button once then press ENTER to drop into the Diagnostics submenu H Press the B button twice then press ENTER to access the Device Tests submenu The...

Page 57: ...s M to select the Equalizer SDI signal b If the TSG601 LCD indicates CRC off press CRC On Off to toggle the CRC On c Enter the TSG601 CRC menu by pressing Shift then CRC On Off d The TSG601 display sh...

Page 58: ...e Fld Len OK TRS OK ANC Format OK NO Zero Len ANC g Press B on the SDA601 to view the third page of the analysis report Verify that this page contains the following lines NO AP CRC Change NO FF CRC Ch...

Page 59: ...line NO AP EDH Errors FF EDH Errors Error 6 Erroneous AP CRC a Continuing from procedure 5 use the TSG601 arrow keys to change the FFCRC status back to normal and the APCRC status to ERRO error The di...

Page 60: ...e of the analysis report c Verify that page 1 of the analysis report contains the line Warnings Found d Press the SDA601 B button twice to view the third page of the analysis report on the video measu...

Page 61: ...line signals y2 2 18 1C8 note lowercase y g While watching the left PIX display of the video measurement set press and hold the SDA601 Y key verify that the horizontal cross hair is visible and movin...

Page 62: ...Confirm that the limit ramp signal is visible on the left display of the video measure ment set b Enter the SDA601 Watch menu press Shift then Watch The LCD will resemble Figure 3 10 Figure 3 10 The...

Page 63: ...set to Display press to change the second display line to No Display and then press Enter to confirm the change b Press any rectangular SDA601 key to exit the I O menu c On the TSG601 press J to sele...

Page 64: ...om procedure 13 press the SDA key once to change the AUX output choice to Pixmon R Y Press Enter to confirm the choice b Use the measurement set voltage cursors to verify that the peak R Y amplitude i...

Page 65: ...n press Enter to confirm the selection H When all groups are set correctly press any rectangular key to exit the Watch menu d Set the cable simulator to 150 meters set an attenuator to 15 dB e Verify...

Page 66: ...erminal accessory of MicrosoftR WindowsT or another communications application Figure 3 13 SDA601 to PC Cable Connections c Set the PC communications parameters H Baud 9600 H Data Bits 8 H Stop Bits 1...

Page 67: ...wn in Figure 2 5 18 Return Loss Specification 15 dB from 1 MHz to 270 MHz power On a Connect a precision 50 cable from the spectrum analyzer TG output to the RF input of the RF bridge b Connect a prec...

Page 68: ...will depend on the characteristics of the RF Bridge and connecting cables j Enter the Input Menu again and set the EXTERNAL ATTEN AMPL Amplitude to offset the reference level noted in the previous st...

Page 69: ...Adjustment Procedures...

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Page 71: ...u begin the Signal Level Meter adjustment procedure Step by step adjustment procedures begin on page 4 2 Required Test Equipment The following list of equipment represents the minimum required for the...

Page 72: ..._ F For best results leave the SDA601 switched Off overnight and perform steps 4a through 4g immediately after switching the instrument On The second pass step 6 must be conducted after the instrument...

Page 73: ...ond line is unlikely to be 160 Figure 4 2 The First SLM Calibration Display b Verify that all switches on the cable simulator or attenuator are in the OUT 0 meters position then press the SDA601 ENTER...

Page 74: ...mp test signal set the ramp amplitude to 4 with the A and keys and turn the Cb and Cr output channels off through the Channel Output Selection item in the Output Menu If using a Tektronix TSG 422 as t...

Page 75: ...the Lock Out key down and press the ON button H Press the Y key once then press ENTER to access the Diagnostics submenu H Press the Y key four times then press ENTER to access the Calibra tion submenu...

Page 76: ...second display line to indicate VCO lock error If so continue to the next step if not note that the higher permissible value is 511 and proceed to step 10 9 Press and hold the A key down until the E...

Page 77: ...in positions that require numeric entry the keys will be automatically shifted When you enter an appropriate character for the field the cursor will move one position to the right The acceptable mont...

Page 78: ...Adjustment Procedures 4 8 SDA 601 Serial Digital Analyzer...

Page 79: ...Maintenance...

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Page 81: ...ed in the SDA601 See page 2 11 The Auto Power Down function when enabled switches the SDA601 Off to conserve battery life after approximately 10 minutes with no keypress Auto Power Down is indicated b...

Page 82: ...ents or assemblies in their original containers on a metal rail or on conductive foam Label any package that contains static sensitive assemblies or components H Discharge the static voltage from your...

Page 83: ...y portrays part of the circuitry on that board or assembly The name and assembly number of the circuit board are shown along the border as well as the serial number range that the schematic represents...

Page 84: ...in the Utility Diagnostics submenu The Diagnositics submenu is the last item in the Utility menu Enter the Utility menu when the instrument is in a normal operating mode that is not in a menu by holdi...

Page 85: ...d Byte 10000 Press Enter c Writ Byte 10000 MIN 0 MAX 255 d Erase Sec 10000 Press Enter e Read SLM Cals Press Enter f Write Byte Loop MIN 0 MAX 255 g Previous Menu Press Enter 6 Calibration Press Enter...

Page 86: ...and 3 of the RS 232 connector then press ENTER The first line of the LCD will indicate RS232 looping bk Watch the display for at least ten seconds the hardware is operating correctly if no error messa...

Page 87: ...Touch MemoryT microprocessor in the SDA601 is contained in a button shaped stainless steel can with its own lithium battery It is known widely as the time in a can or TIC a Get TIC Serial Press ENTER...

Page 88: ...o read the content of byte 10000 c Write Byte 10000 Enter a number from 0 to 255 with the number keys see Figure 5 2 then press ENTER d Erase Sec 10000 Press ENTER to erase sector 1 which begins with...

Page 89: ...arts and assemblies in the SDA601 Replacement parts are available from or through the local Tektronix Inc field office or representative When ordering parts be sure to include the following informatio...

Page 90: ...er Keypad Keypad board Spacer Main board LCD assembly Spacer Connector panel assembly Figure 5 3 Exploded View of the SDA601 Back Cover Follow this procedure to remove and replace the back cover of th...

Page 91: ...rom J8 DESERIALIZER attaches to J13 Main Board and LCD The Main board is connected to the LCD board by 14 pins at header J4 and is connected to the Keypad circuit board by 20 pins at header J3 Follow...

Page 92: ...Place the Keypad board with the pins of the connector towards the work bench 2 Place the rubber keypad on top of the Keypad board positioning it so that the ON button is in the corner closest the conn...

Page 93: ...Replaceable Electrical Parts...

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Page 95: ...rial number H Instrument modification number if applicable If a part you have ordered has been replaced with a new or improved part your local Tektronix Inc Field Office or representative will contact...

Page 96: ...arts to the circuit boards are listed in the electrical parts list These mechanical subparts are listed with their associated electrical part for example fuse holder follows fuse Chassis mounted parts...

Page 97: ...BD 678 2966 xx TESTED 389 1724 xx WIRED SDA601 A1 671 2966 03 B030590 B030512 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN BD 678 2966 xx TESTED 389 1724 xx WIRED SDA601 A1 671 2966 04 B030513 B030658 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN 67...

Page 98: ...F 10 50V X7R 1206 A1C48 283 5003 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 0 01UF 10 50V X7R 1206 A1C49 283 5203 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 1000PF 10 100V X7R 1206 A1C50 283 5107 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 22PF 5 100V NPO 1206 A1C51 283 51...

Page 99: ...X7R 1206 A1C107 283 5114 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 0 1UF 10 50V X7R 1206 A1C108 283 5114 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 0 1UF 10 50V X7R 1206 A1C109 283 5114 00 CAP FXD CER MLC 0 1UF 10 50V X7R 1206 A1C110 283 5114 00 C...

Page 100: ...STR 1 X 2 0 1 CTR 0 235MLG X 0 110 TAIL 30GOLD TUBE HIGH TEMP A1J6 131 5527 00 JACK PWR DC PCB MALE RTANG 2MM PIN 11MMH 0 433 X 3 5MM 0 137 TAIL 9MM 0 354 W TIN W SW DC PWR JACK A1J7 131 5240 00 CONN...

Page 101: ...45 00 671 2966 03 RES FXD THICK FILM 68 1 OHM 1 0 125W TC 100 PPM 1206 A1R25 321 5011 00 RES FXD THICK FILM 274 OHM 1 0 125W TC 100 A1R26 321 5281 00 RES FXD THICK FILM 2K OHM 1 0 125W TC 100PPM A1R28...

Page 102: ...E REGULATOR POSITIVE ADJUSTABLE 100MA 2 MICROPOW ER A1U3 156 6378 01 IC MISC CMOS MISC DIGITALLY CONTROLLED POTENTIOMETER DUAL 10KOHM A1U4 156 6714 00 IC LINEAR BIPOLAR SW REGULATOR STEP DOWN BUCK 5 0...

Page 103: ...ACKLIGHT A3 119 5566 02 B041406 DISPLAY MODULE LCD 16 CHARACTERS X 2 LINES 5 X 7 DOT MATRIX TRANSFLECTIVE YEL GRN LED BACKLIGHT A4 671 3228 00 CKT BD ASSY INPUT OUTPUT BOARD A4J1 131 5436 00 CONN RF J...

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Page 105: ...Diagrams...

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Page 107: ...SDA 601 Serial Digital Analyzer 7 1 Diagrams and Circuit Board Illustrations Circuit board illustrations and schematic diagrams follow page 7 4 Block Diagrams AUX BNC Pixmon Hardware Diagram...

Page 108: ...Diagrams and Circuit Board Illustrations 7 2 SDA 601 Serial Digital Analyzer Data Path Diagram...

Page 109: ...w asserting state For example ID CONTROL ID CONTROL or ID CONTROL Abbreviations are based on ANSI Y1 1 1972 Other ANSI standards used by Tektronix Inc in the preparation of diagrams are Y14 15 1966 Dr...

Page 110: ...than one schematic diagram is required to illustrate the circuitry on a single circuit board the circuit board illustration appears opposite the first diagram only In such cases the lookup table list...

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Page 112: ...Q4 1 B4 F1 Q5 4 F3 D3 Q6 3 B4 B2 Q7 4 F3 C3 Q8 3 B4 A3 Q9 4 E4 D1 Q10 1 D4 D2 Q11 1 B4 B1 Q12 3 G2 A3 Q13 4 E4 D1 Q14 4 C3 C1 Q15 3 B3 A3 Q16 4 D1 G2 Q17 1 D4 D2 Q18 4 B2 C1 Q19 4 B2 C1 R1 4 B2 D1 R2...

Page 113: ...IO89 89 IO91 91 IO92 92 IO93 93 IO94 94 IO95 95 IO96 96 IO97 97 IO98 98 IO99 99 IO111 111 IO112 112 IO114 114 IO115 115 IO116 116 IO117 117 IO118 118 IO120 120 IO121 121 IO124 124 IO125 125 IO126 126...

Page 114: ...C106 C5 D4 C107 D5 D3 C108 D5 E3 C109 D5 E4 C110 D5 D3 C111 E5 F1 C112 E5 G1 C113 E5 F2 C114 E5 G3 C115 D5 F4 C116 E5 F4 C177 E5 G3 C178 D5 F3 C179 E5 F1 U19 C2 F1 U20 C3 F2 U21 D2 F2 U22 D3 F3 U23 F2...

Page 115: ...DQ12 40 DQ13 41 DQ14 42 DQ15 43 OE 29 RAS 16 VSS 23 VSS 44 VCC 1 VCC 22 VCC 6 VSS 39 NC 14 NC 17 NC 32 NC 13 WE 15 CASH 30 CASL 31 U20 42S4260 NI BFR_D0 BFR_D1 BFR_D2 BFR_D3 BFR_D4 BFR_D5 BFR_D6 BFR_...

Page 116: ...C81 E5 C3 C82 B3 B3 C83 B3 A3 C88 E3 B3 C98 D3 C4 C99 B3 B1 C103 D4 C2 C120 G3 A3 C198 D3 C4 C199 B3 B2 CR4 B4 A1 E1 E5 C3 E2 D3 C2 E3 G3 A3 E4 D3 C3 E5 B5 C1 E7 B3 C1 FL1 D1 C3 J8 A3 B2 J9 H3 B4 L7...

Page 117: ...D2 1 NC NC NC SER_OUT SER_OUT R62 475 0 SIN 7 SIN 6 SOUT 1 SOUT 2 VSET 3 VREF 4 VCC 8 GND 5 U15 GS9008 R63 475 0 D3 1 GND 22 GND 2 GND 9 GND 30 GND 37 VCC 23 VCC 43 VCC 34 VCC 13 VCC 5 LOCK_CAP 40 AF...

Page 118: ...3 C3 Q9 E4 D1 Q13 E4 D1 Q14 C3 C1 Q16 D1 G2 Q18 B2 C1 Q19 B2 C1 R1 B2 D1 R2 E4 D1 R3 B5 E1 R4 E4 D1 R5 D1 G4 R6 C2 C1 R7 C2 C1 R8 D4 D1 R16 F3 C3 R17 F3 C4 R19 F3 D3 R20 F3 D3 R21 E3 D3 R22 E3 D3 R23...

Page 119: ...CR5 Q5 Q7 R17 332 0 R23 2 00K R20 15 0K R16 100 R24 68 1 J11 J2 R30 75 0 J1 AUX R19 4 75K DAC0 R45 27 4K VCC_ALWAYS VPACK VPACK C142 1UF VOUT 1 SENSE 2 FB 7 5VTAP 6 ERR 5 SHUTDN 3 GND 4 VIN 8 U2 LP29...

Page 120: ...Locator Chart Comp No The schematic diagram has an alphanumeric grid to assist in locating parts within that diagram Diag Loc Bd Loc Assembly A2 Comp No Diag Loc Bd Loc J1 H1 B6 S1 A1 A1 S2 A1 A1 S3...

Page 121: ...TO J3 A1 MAIN BOARD 1 ON_KEY VIN ON S41 ROW2 S17 D S34 C S37 B FRAME BUFFER MENU FREEZE PASS S3 S24 A ALARM MENU ALARM ON OFF I O MENU INSERT ON OFF SHIFT LOCK SHIFT E S4 S5 S25 F S26 S38 G S39 S33 H...

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Page 123: ...Replaceable Mechanical Parts...

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Page 125: ...ur order H Part number H Instrument type or model number H Instrument serial number H Instrument modification number if applicable If a part you have ordered has been replaced with a new or improved p...

Page 126: ...Federal Catalog handbook H6 1 for further item name identification Following is an example of the indentation system used to indicate relationship 1 2 3 4 5 Name Description Assembly and or Component...

Page 127: ...0 312 EXT THD 4 40 INT THD 0 188 HEX STEEL CAD PLATE END MOUNTING PARTS 9 1 CKT BD ASSY MAIN SEE A1 REPL 10 426 2408 00 1 SPACER ECB ABS BLACK TSG601 11 1 CIRCUIT BD ASSY KEYBOARD SEE A2 REPL 12 119...

Page 128: ...Replaceable Mechanical Parts 8 4 SDA 601 Serial Digital Analyzer A1 A2 A3 A4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Figure 1 Exploded View...

Page 129: ...Index...

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Page 131: ...NPUT 2 4 Cursor key 2 21 D Defaults restoring 2 26 Diagnostics 5 4 Display conventions 2 8 Display modes LCD 2 20 Cursor 2 21 Review 2 23 SLM 2 21 Time 2 23 Display Select key 2 20 E Error seconds 2 1...

Page 132: ...2 23 RS 232 communications port 2 4 RS 232 connector 2 4 S Self diagnostics 5 4 SERIAL INPUT connector 2 4 SLM key 2 21 Stuck bits 2 15 T Termination signal path 2 4 Time and date displaying on LCD 2...

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