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Maintenance

TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual

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9. Use the test oscilloscope and set the Attenuation switch to 10X on the P2100

probe to probe the front panel module cable connector at J603 (two channel
oscilloscopes) or J103 (four channel oscilloscopes) on the main board. The
table below describes the signals you should expect to see.

Signal J603

Description

1

FDCLR

Positive Pulses, 100 ns wide (typical), 280 

m

s period

2

+5 V

+5 V

3

FPCLR

Negative clock pulses, 100 ns wide (typical), 4.5 

m

s period

4

GND

0 V (ground)

5

FPDATA

Negative pulse burst, 300 

m

s period (typical)

Signal J103

Description

1

GND (0 V)

2

Negative clk pulse, 80 ns wide, 4.5 

m

s period (typical)

3

Positive pulse, 100 ns wide (typical), 280 

m

s period

4

Positive pulse, 100 ns wide, 280 

m

s period (typical)

5

Negative pulse, 80 

m

s wide, 4.5 

m

s period (typical)

6

GND (0 V)

7

Negative pulse burst, 300 

m

s (typical)

8

+5 V

9

Negative pulse burst, 300 

m

s (typical)

10

—14 V (typical)

10. If all of the signals are present, the front panel board is probably defective.

Replace it.

11. If some or all of the signals are missing, continue with step 12.

12. Turn the instrument off and disconnect the front panel module cable from the

main board at connector J603 or J103.

13. Turn on the instrument and check connector J603 or J103 for the same

signals as in step 9.

14. If some or all of the signals are missing, the main board is probably

defective. Replace it.

Summary of Contents for TDS200 Series

Page 1: ...ment supports firmware version 1 00 and above 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 summaries prior to performing service www tektronix com ...

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Page 5: ...2 Installation 2 3 Extension Modules 2 4 Functional Check 2 5 Probe Compensation 2 6 Self Calibration 2 7 Probe Safety 2 7 Probe Attenuation Setting 2 7 Factory Setup 2 8 Theory of Operation Theory of Operation 3 1 Main Board 3 1 Power Supply 3 2 Display Module 3 2 Front Panel 3 2 Extension Modules 3 2 Performance Verification Performance Verification 4 1 Test Record 4 2 Performance Verification P...

Page 6: ... ESD 6 1 Inspection and Cleaning 6 2 Removal and Installation Procedures 6 5 Troubleshooting 6 38 Repackaging Instructions 6 48 Options Options 7 1 Electrical Parts List Electrical Parts List 8 1 Diagrams Diagrams 9 1 Replaceable Parts Replaceable Parts 10 1 Parts Ordering Information 10 1 Using the Replaceable Parts List 10 2 ...

Page 7: ... the front feet 6 16 Figure 6 9 Removing and installing the EMI clips 6 17 Figure 6 10 Removing the flip stand 6 18 Figure 6 11 Installing the flip stand 6 19 Figure 6 12 Line fuse location 6 20 Figure 6 13 Removing the power supply module 6 21 Figure 6 14 Installing the power supply module 6 22 Figure 6 15 Removing and installing the internal assembly 6 24 Figure 6 16 Installing the copper mesh g...

Page 8: ...ble 5 2 TDS 210 and TDS 220 Adjustment steps 5 5 Table 5 3 TDS 224 Adjustment steps 5 7 Table 6 1 Internal inspection check list 6 3 Table 6 2 List of procedures 6 7 Table 6 3 List of error codes 6 46 Table 10 1 Parts list column descriptions 10 2 Table 10 2 Manufacturers cross index 10 3 Table 10 3 Replaceable parts list 10 3 Table 10 4 Replaceable standard accessories 10 8 Table 10 5 Replaceable...

Page 9: ...ric shock the grounding conductor must be connected to earth ground Before making connections to the input or output terminals of the product ensure that the product is properly grounded Connect the Probe Properly The probe ground lead is at ground potential Do not connect the ground lead to an elevated voltage Do Not Operate Without Covers To avoid electric shock or fire hazard do not operate thi...

Page 10: ...e terms may appear on the product DANGER indicates an injury hazard immediately accessible as you read the marking WARNING indicates an injury hazard not immediately accessible as you read the marking CAUTION indicates a hazard to property including the product Symbols on the Product The following symbols may appear on the product Protective Ground Earth Terminal ATTENTION Refer to Manual Double I...

Page 11: ... this product unless another person capable of rendering first aid and resuscitation is present Disconnect Power To avoid electric shock disconnect the main power by means of the power cord or if provided the power switch Use Care When Servicing With Power On Dangerous voltages or currents may exist in this product Disconnect power remove battery if applicable and disconnect test leads before remo...

Page 12: ...Service Safety Summary viii TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 13: ...nnels Related Manuals Additional documentation for the instrument is contained in the related manuals listed below Language User manual part number Extension module instructions part number Programmer manual part number English 071 0398 XX 071 0409 XX 071 0493 XX French 071 0400 XX 071 0483 XX German 071 0402 XX 071 0485 XX Italian 071 0401 XX 071 0484 XX Spanish 071 0399 XX 071 0482 XX Portuguese...

Page 14: ...number is toll free in North America After office hours please leave a voice mail message Outside North America contact a Tektronix sales office or distributor see the Tektronix web site for a list of offices Product End of Life Handling Components that Contain Mercury The cold cathode fluorescent tube located in the liquid crystal display backlight contains trace elements of mercury When you are ...

Page 15: ...o measurements Single Sequence Acquisition Mode Acquisition Stops After Sample Peak Detect Single acquisition all channels simultaneously Average N acquisitions all channels simultaneously N is selectable from 4 16 64 and 128 Inputs Input Coupling DC AC or GND Input Impedance DC Coupled all channela 1 MW 2 in parallel with 20 pF 3 pF Input Impedance DC Coupled TDS 210 B099188 to B119999 C021679 to...

Page 16: ...tween signal and common of the other channel the same VOLTS DIV and coupling settings on each channel and 50 W terminators on each channel Vertical Digitizers 8 bit resolution except when set to 2 mV div each channel sampled simultaneously VOLTS DIV Range 2 mV div to 5 V div at input BNC Full bandwidth at u5 mV div to 5 V div 20 MHz at 2 mV dif to 5 mV div except in Peak Detect mode full bandwidth...

Page 17: ...cal position not at zero 3 reading vertical position 1 of vertical position 0 2 div Add 2 mV for settings from 2 mV div to 200 mV div Add 50 mV for settings from u200 mV div to 5 V div Delta Volts Measurement Accuracy Average Acquisi tion Mode Delta volts between any two averages of 16 waveforms acquired under same setup and ambient conditions 3 of reading 0 05 div P2100 passive probe 10X position...

Page 18: ...om 10 MHz to Full EXT 5 500 mV from DC to 10 MHz 750 mV from 10 MHz to Full Trigger Sensitivity Edge Trigger Type typical Coupling Sensitivity AC Same as DC at 50 MHz and above NOISE REJ Reduces DC coupled trigger sensitivity by 2 times for 10 mV div to 5 V div HF REJ Same as DC coupled limit from DC to 7 kHz attenuates signals above 80 kHz LF REJ Same as the DC coupled limits for frequencies abov...

Page 19: ... Measurements Cursors Voltage difference between cursors DV Time difference between cursors DT Reciprocal of DT in Hertz 1 DT Automated Measurements Cycle RMS Mean Pk Pk Period Frequency Table 1 2 General specifications Display Display Type 5 9 in 152 mm diagonal liquid crystal Display Resolution 320 horizontal by 240 vertical pixels Display Contrast Adjustable temperature compensated Backlight In...

Page 20: ...5 Subpart B Class A CISPR 11 Class A Electromagnetic radiated and conducted emissions EN 50082 1 European Community Requirements IEC 61000 4 2 electrostatic discharge IEC 61000 4 3 radiated susceptibility IEC 61000 4 4 power line fast transients IEC 61000 4 5 power line surge immunity IEC 61000 4 6 conducted immunity to RF fields IEC 61000 4 11 voltage dips interrupts and variations AS NZS 2064 Au...

Page 21: ...propriate for use in the North America power network All other power cords supplied are approved for the country of use Pollution Degree 2 Do not operate in environments where conductive pollutants may be present Overvoltage Category Category Examples of Products in this Category CAT III Distribution level mains fixed installation CAT II Local level mains appliances portable equipment CAT I Signal...

Page 22: ...Specifications 1 8 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 23: ... ground referenced measurements In addition to the list of general features this chapter covers the following topics H How to install your product H How to add extended functions H How to perform a brief functional check H How to compensate probes H How to use the self calibration routine H How to match your probe attenuation factor For more detailed information about instrument operation refer to...

Page 24: ...easurements H High resolution high contrast LCD display with temperature compensation and replaceable backlight H Setup and waveform storage H Autoset for quick setup H Waveform averaging and peak detection H Digital real time oscilloscope at least ten times over sampling H Dual time base H Video trigger capability H RS 232 GPIB and Centronics communication ports easily added with optional extensi...

Page 25: ... Hz Refer to page 10 9 for a list of available power cords Use the power cord notch to help route the cord to the rear of the instrument and avoid inadvertently disconnecting the power source Securing cable Power cord notch Figure 2 1 Routing the power cord and security cable Use the built in cable channels to secure both your instrument and extension module to your location Power Cord Security Lo...

Page 26: ...dule Refer to page 10 9 for information about the available modules Figure 2 2 shows the proper way to install a module without bending the connecting pins CAUTION Electrostatic discharge ESD can damage components in the extension module and the oscilloscope Do not operate your instrument with the extension module connector exposed 1 2 Figure 2 2 Installing an extension module ...

Page 27: ...etting is 10X CH 1 PROBE COMP 2 Set the switch to 10X on the P2100 probe and connect the oscilloscope probe to channel 1 To do this align the slot in the probe connector with the key on the CH 1 BNC push to connect and twist to the right to lock the probe in place Attach the probe tip and reference lead to the PROBE COMP connectors 3 Push the AUTOSET button Within a few seconds you should see a sq...

Page 28: ...button 1 Set the Probe menu attenuation to 10X Set the switch to 10X on the P2100 probe and connect the oscilloscope probe to channel 1 Attach the probe tip and reference lead to the PROBE COMP connectors and then press AUTOSET If using the probe hook tip ensure a proper connection by firmly twisting the tip onto the probe Overcompensated Compensated correctly Undercompensated 2 Check the shape of...

Page 29: ...arrier for protection from electric shock Finger guard WARNING To avoid electric shock when using the probe keep fingers behind the guard on the probe body To avoid electric shock while using the probe do not touch metallic portions of the probe head while it is connected to a voltage source Connect the probe to the instrument and connect the ground terminal to ground before you take any measureme...

Page 30: ...dwidth of the oscilloscope be sure to set the switch to 10X Factory Setup The table below lists the state of the instrument after you select Recall Factory from the SAVE RECALL menu Table 2 1 Factory setup settings Control Setting Acquire mode Sample Acquire of averages 16 Channel selection Channel 1 on Cursor H Bar position 3 2 divisions from the center Cursor V Bar position 2 divisions from the ...

Page 31: ...nnel 1 Horizontal main trigger position 50 Horizontal time base Main only Main time base time div 500 ms div Math waveform function CH1 CH2 Saved setups No change Saved waveforms No change Trigger holdoff Minimum 500 ns Trigger mode Auto Trigger type Edge Vertical bandwidth all channels Full Vertical coupling all channels DC Vertical position all channels 0 div Vertical volts div all channels 100 ...

Page 32: ...Operating Information 2 10 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 33: ...orm samples are transferred to the display ASIC Low voltage regulators supply isolated power to the acquisi tion ASIC The display system consists of the display ASIC DRAM memory and system oscillator Digitized acquisition samples are processed by the display ASIC and stored into DRAM The Display ASIC formats the waveform data and generates drive signals for the LCD display Front panel scanning is ...

Page 34: ...t Front Panel The front panel board holds the encoders and push button contacts that the operator uses to control the instrument An elastomer mat holds the conductive pads for the push buttons Circuits on the front panel convert the matrix into serial data which is read by the display ASIC on the main Board Extension Modules Each extension module also contains a GPIB RS 232 and Centronics parallel...

Page 35: ... J52 J53 DC In Display Control 5 0 J601 J2 J4 J3 RS232 GPIB CENTRONICS Front Panel A1 Main Display CH2 P131 Backlight Probe Comp Signal 7 GND GND Backlight Power 3 AC Line In Power Supply AC Line DC Out Line Trigger J602 J604 J1 Probe Comp GND J605 J202 J131 12 J902 J90 1 9 24 25 Figure 3 1 Module level block diagram two channel ...

Page 36: ...isplay Control 5 0 J690 J2 J4 J3 RS232 GPIB CENTRONICS Front Panel A1 Main Display CH2 P131 Backlight Probe Comp Signal 7 GND GND Backlight Power 3 AC Line In Power Supply AC Line DC Out Line Trigger J101 J104 J1 Probe Comp GND J104 J102 J131 12 J902 J90 1 9 24 25 CH3 J300 CH4 J350 Figure 3 2 Module level block diagram four channel ...

Page 37: ...r 50 kHz and 100 MHz 3 amplitude accuracy Oscilloscope Calibration Module Option 250 Fluke 5500A Multi product Time Mark Generator 10 ms period 25 ppm accuracy Calibrator with Oscilloscope Calibration Option Option 5500A SC 50 W BNC Cable BNC male to BNC male 36 in 1 m long Tektronix part number 012 0482 00 50 W BNC Cable BNC male to BNC male 10 in 25 cm long Tektronix part number 012 0208 00 50 W...

Page 38: ...mV div 1 351 V 1 449 V 2 V div 13 51 V 14 49 V Channel 4 DC Gain 5 mV div 33 3 mV 36 7 mV Accuracy1 200 mV div 1 351 V 1 449 V 2 V div 13 51 V 14 49 V Channel 1 Bandwidth 2 12 V Channel 2 Bandwidth 2 12 V Channel 3 Bandwidth1 2 12 V Channel 4 Bandwidth1 2 12 V Sample Rate and Delay Time Accuracy 2 divs 2 divs Channel 1 Edge Trigger Sensitivity Stable trigger Channel 2 Edge Trigger Sensitivity Stab...

Page 39: ... shock always set voltage source outputs to 0 V before making or changing any interconnections This internal procedure is automatically performed every time the instrument is powered on No test equipment or hookups are required Verify that no error messages are displayed before continuing with this procedure The self calibration routine lets you quickly optimize the oscilloscope signal path for ma...

Page 40: ...e source DC voltage source Dual banana to BNC adapter BNC cable Digitizing oscilloscope 4 For each VOLTS DIV setting listed below perform the following steps a Set the DC voltage source output level to the positive voltage listed and then record the mean measurement as Vpos b Reverse the polarity of the DC voltage source and then record the mean measurement as Vneg c Calculate Vdiff Vpos Vneg and ...

Page 41: ... MEASURE Source An unchecked channel Type Pk Pk 2 As shown below connect the instrument channel selected in the table to the leveled sine wave generator Digitizing oscilloscope Leveled sine wave generator 50 W feedthrough terminator BNC cable Output 3 Set the instrument VOLTS DIV to 500 mV div 4 Set the instrument SEC DIV to 10 ms div 5 Set the leveled sine wave generator frequency to 50 kHz 6 Set...

Page 42: ...ct setting SAVE RECALL Recall Factory CH 1 Probe 1X 2 Connect the instrument to the time mark generator as shown below Digitizing oscilloscope 50 W feedthrough terminator BNC cable Time mark generator Output 3 Set the time mark generator period to 10 ms 4 Set the instrument VOLTS DIV to 500 mV div 5 Set the instrument Main SEC DIV to 1 ms div 6 Press SET LEVEL TO 50 7 Use the vertical POSITION con...

Page 43: ...ment Window SEC DIV to 500 ns div 12 Check that the rising edge of the marker crosses the center horizontal graticule line within 2 divisions of center graticule NOTE One division of displacement from graticule center corresponds to a 50 ppm time base error 13 Disconnect the test setup This test checks the edge trigger sensitivity for all input channels 1 Set up the instrument using the following ...

Page 44: ...veled sine wave generator output level to approximately 750 mVp p so that the measured amplitude is approximately 750 mV The measured amplitude can fluctuate around 750 mV 7 Press SET LEVEL TO 50 Adjust TRIGGER LEVEL as necessary and then check that triggering is stable 8 Change the instrument setup using the following steps Press menu button Select menu item Select setting TRIGGER Slope Falling 9...

Page 45: ...ow Digitizing oscilloscope Leveled sine wave generator Output 50 W feedthrough terminator BNC cable BNC cable BNC T connector 3 Set the leveled sine wave generator frequency to 60 MHz if you are checking a TDS 210 or to 100 MHz if you are checking a TDS 220 4 Set the instrument VOLTS DIV to 500 mV div 5 Set the instrument SEC DIV to 10 ns div 6 Set the leveled sine wave generator output level to a...

Page 46: ...steps Press menu button Select menu item Select setting TRIGGER Slope Falling 9 Press SET LEVEL TO 50 Adjust TRIGGER LEVEL as necessary and then check that triggering is stable 10 Change the instrument setup using the following steps Press menu button Select menu item Select setting TRIGGER Slope Rising 11 Disconnect the test setup ...

Page 47: ...ications Required Equipment The following equipment or a suitable equivalent is required to complete these procedures Table 5 1 Required equipment Description Minimum requirements Examples DC Voltage Source 20 V to 20 V 0 1 accuracy Wavetek 9100 Universal Calibration System with Oscilloscope Calibration Module Option 250 Leveled Sinewave Generator 50 kHz and 100 MHz 0 6 amplitude accuracy Fluke 55...

Page 48: ...procedure at any step by selecting FCAL ABORT without affecting the current calibration The equipment setups shown in Figure 5 2 are required to complete the adjustment procedure Tables 5 2 and 5 3 list the steps in the procedure and the signal requirement for each step You must enable the service menu to perform the adjustment procedure With the instrument on insert a narrow object such as a plas...

Page 49: ...anana to BNC adapter BNC cable Digitizing oscilloscope Sinewave generator setup Leveled sine wave generator Output 50 W feedthrough terminator Table 5 2 and 5 3 list proper channel BNC cable Four Channel Digitizing oscilloscope 10 inch BNC cables BNC T connector s BNC cable 10 inch BNC cables 10 inch BNC cable BNC T connector 10 inch BNC cable 10 inch BNC cables Square wave generator Output 50 W f...

Page 50: ...5 2 on page 5 5 TDS 210 and TDS 220 or Table 5 3 on page 5 7 TDS 224 for the remainder of the routine applying the proper signal for each step NOTE During some steps the instrument may appear to be idle for several minutes while it is processing information internally Please have patience If any step in the procedure fails the procedure terminates Failure will result if an incorrect signal source ...

Page 51: ...0 DC Voltage 1 0 16 V 11 11 DC Voltage 1 0 08 V 12 12 DC Voltage 1 0 04 V 13 13 DC Voltage 1 0 03 V 14 14 DC Voltage 1 0 02 V 15 15 DC Voltage 1 0 015 V 16 16 DC Voltage 1 0 015 V 17 17 DC Voltage 1 0 02 V 18 18 DC Voltage 1 0 03 V 19 19 DC Voltage 1 0 04 V 20 20 DC Voltage 1 0 08 V 21 21 DC Voltage 1 0 16 V 22 22 DC Voltage 1 0 2 V 23 23 DC Voltage 1 0 32 V 24 24 DC Voltage 1 0 4 V 25 25 DC Volta...

Page 52: ...tor 50 Ohm 50 kHz 2 5 Vp p 43 43 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 20 MHz 2 5 Vp p 44 44 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm TDS 210 60 MHz 2 5 Vp p TDS 220 100 MHz 2 5 Vp p 45 45 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm TDS 210 60 MHz 2 5 Vp p TDS 220 100 MHz 2 5 Vp p None 46 Edge 50 Ohm 1 kHz 0 to 800 mV 46 47 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 5 kHz 1 Vp p CH2 47 48 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 1 MHz 1 Vp p 48 49 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm...

Page 53: ... V 8 DC Voltage 1 0 32 V 9 DC Voltage 1 0 2 V 10 DC Voltage 1 0 16 V 11 DC Voltage 1 0 08 V 12 DC Voltage 1 0 04 V 13 DC Voltage 1 0 03 V 14 DC Voltage 1 0 02 V 15 DC Voltage 1 0 015 V 16 DC Voltage 1 0 015 V 17 DC Voltage 1 0 02 V 18 DC Voltage 1 0 03 V 19 DC Voltage 1 0 04 V 20 DC Voltage 1 0 08 V 21 DC Voltage 1 0 16 V 22 DC Voltage 1 0 2 V 23 DC Voltage 1 0 32 V 24 DC Voltage 1 0 4 V 25 DC Vol...

Page 54: ...Vp p CH2 44 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 1 MHz 1 Vp p 45 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 50 kHz 1 Vp p 46 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 20 MHz 1 Vp p 47 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 100 MHz 1 Vp p 48 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 5 kHz 2 5 Vp p 49 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 1 MHz 2 5 Vp p 50 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 50 kHz 2 5 Vp p 51 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 20 MHz 2 5 Vp p 52 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 100 MHz 2 5 ...

Page 55: ...Vp p CH4 66 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 1 MHz 1 Vp p 67 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 50 kHz 1 Vp p 68 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 20 MHz 1 Vp p 69 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 100 MHz 1 Vp p 70 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 5 kHz 2 5 Vp p 71 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 1 MHz 2 5 Vp p 72 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 50 kHz 2 5 Vp p 73 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 20 MHz 2 5 Vp p 74 Sinewave Generator 50 Ohm 100 MHz 2 5 ...

Page 56: ...Adjustment Procedures 5 10 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 57: ...ting failed modules H Repackaging Instructions provides packaging information for shipment or storage Preparation Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures Read the Service Safety Summary and the General Safety Summary before performing any service procedures Also refer to the chapter Operating Information for information about using the oscilloscope Preventing ESD When performing...

Page 58: ...nd cleaning are done as preventive maintenance Preventive maintenance when done regularly may prevent malfunctions and enhance reliability Preventive maintenance consists of visually inspecting and cleaning the instrument and using general care when operating it How often to do mainte nance depends on the severity of the environment in which the instrument is used A proper time to perform preventi...

Page 59: ...se a soft cloth dampened with water to clean the instrument You can use a 75 isopropyl alcohol solution for more efficient cleaning CAUTION To avoid damage to the surface of the instrument or probes do not use any abrasive or chemical cleaning agents Inspection Interior During normal use the instrument case guards the internal components against common dust and dirt However if it appears that the ...

Page 60: ... a lint free cloth dampened in isopropyl alcohol 75 solution and rinse with warm deionized water A cotton tipped applicator is useful for cleaning in narrow spaces and on circuit boards STOP If after performing steps 1 and 2 a module is clean upon inspection skip steps 3 and 4 Proceed with step 5 If steps 1 and 2 do not remove all the dust or dirt all modules in the instrument except the Display M...

Page 61: ...moving a module WARNING Only qualified personnel should perform service procedures Before doing this or any other procedure in this manual read the General Safety Summary and Service Safety Summary found at the beginning of this manual Always disconnect the power cord before disassembling any portion of the instrument Also to prevent damage to electrical components read Preventing ESD on page 6 1 ...

Page 62: ...s Torque limiting screwdriver 12 in lb 1 3 N m range with Torx T 15 tip Screwdriver with 4 inch flat blade Pliers Sharp knife X ACTO knife or equivalent The Mechanical Parts List chapter provides a list of all replaceable modules Any electrical or mechanical module assembly or part listed in the parts list is referred to as a module Tools Required List of Modules ...

Page 63: ...6 2 List of procedures Procedure Begins on Page Rear Feet 6 8 Front Case Label 6 10 Rear Case Label 6 11 Handle 6 12 Power Button 6 13 Rear Case 6 14 Front Feet 6 16 EMI Clips 6 17 Flip Stand 6 18 Power Line Fuse 6 20 Power Supply Module 6 21 Front Panel Knobs 6 23 Internal Assembly 6 24 Main Board Module 6 26 Display Module 6 28 Front Panel Module 6 30 Keypad 6 33 Display Shield 6 35 Front Case 6...

Page 64: ...move the rear feet 1 Place the instrument face down on a soft surface such as an anti static mat 2 Slide the feet up and out of the rear case as shown in Figure 6 1 NOTE You may want to use a flat blade screwdriver to pry up on the foot Use care not to mar the surface of the rear case Rear foot 2 Figure 6 1 Removing the rear feet Rear Feet ...

Page 65: ...on Use this procedure to install the feet 1 Place the rear case face down on a soft surface such as an anti static mat 2 Align the slots of the rear foot with the guides in the rear case as shown in Figure 6 2 and press the foot in Rear foot 2 Figure 6 2 Installing the rear feet ...

Page 66: ...he sharp knife to pry up a corner of the label and use the pliers to peel the label off Installation Use this procedure to install a new front panel label in either a new or the existing front case 1 Peel the paper off the back side of the new label 2 Handling the label by its edges only align it with the recess in the front case as shown in Figure 6 3 3 When properly aligned press the new label i...

Page 67: ...rp knife to pry up a corner of the label and use the pliers to peel the label off Installation Use this procedure to install a new rear case label in either a new or the existing rear case 1 Peel the paper off the back side of the new label 2 Handling the label by its edges only align it with the recess in the rear case as shown in Figure 6 4 3 When properly aligned press the new label into place ...

Page 68: ...e Removal Use this procedure to remove the handle 1 Place the instrument on its feet 2 With the handle laying down pry one end of the handle out of the case as shown in Figure 6 5 NOTE Use care not to mar the surface with the screwdriver 3 Slide the handle towards the back of the rear case Figure 6 5 Removing the handle Handle ...

Page 69: ... along the groves in the case until the handle snaps into place as shown in Figure 6 6 Figure 6 6 Installing the handle Remove the power button by firmly grasping the button with pliers if necessary and pull it straight out of the cabinet Reinstall the button by pressing it onto the power button shaft until it snaps into place NOTE Wrap the plier jaws with tape such as electrical to avoid marring ...

Page 70: ...he rear case off Installation Use this procedure to install the rear case 1 Place the instrument face down on a soft surface such as an anti static mat 2 Slide the rear case over the assembly until the bottom tabs of the front case lock into the rear case CAUTION Be careful to align the guide ribs and to not pinch any wires or other parts between the front and rear cases If used make sure that the...

Page 71: ...intenance TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual 6 15 Rear case Front case Retaining screw Retaining screw Retaining tab 7 Copper mesh tubing Figure 6 7 Removing and installing the rear cover ...

Page 72: ...er button and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then slide the front feet out of the front case as shown in Figure 6 8 Installation Slide the feet into the slots provided in the front case as shown in Figure 6 8 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Front case Front foot 2 Figure 6 8 Removing and installing the front feet Fron...

Page 73: ...s on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then slide the four EMI clips out of the rear case as shown in Figure 6 9 NOTE The EMI clips can be pushed out from the rear of the case using a narrow flat blade screwdriver Installation Slide the four EMI clips into the slots provided in the rear case as shown in Figure 6 9 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Figure 6...

Page 74: ...r button and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then use the following procedure to remove the flip stand 1 Place the rear case face down on a soft surface such as an anti static mat 2 With the stand folded against the rear case in the up position push the stand out of the rear case channels as shown in Figure 6 10 Rear case Flip stand Figure 6 10 Removing the flip stand Fl...

Page 75: ...Orient the flip stand to the rear case aligning the flip stand slots to the rear case tabs as shown in Figure 6 11 2 With the stand in the folded up position snap the stand into place 3 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Rear case Flip stand Figure 6 11 Installing the flip stand ...

Page 76: ...and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 to access the line fuse The line fuse is located on the power supply module as shown in Figure 6 12 If the fuse tests bad replace it with a fuse of the same type and rating Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Front case Line fuse Power supply module Figure 6 12 Line fuse location Power L...

Page 77: ... Refer to Figure 6 13 1 Disconnect the following wires a The line cord ground wire on the main board at J602 or J101 b The seven conductor ribbon cable on the main board at J131 c The two conductor backlight cable on the power supply module 2 Slightly bend back the two securing tabs at the bottom of the power supply module and lift the module out of the inner chassis Front case Line cord ground wi...

Page 78: ...bottom of the module into place 3 Reconnect the following wires a The line cord ground wire on the main board at J602 or J101 b The seven conductor ribbon cable on the main board at J131 c The two conductor backlight cable on the power supply module 4 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Front case Line cord ground wire Seven conductor ribbon cable T...

Page 79: ...y firmly grasping the knob with pliers if necessary and pull it away from the front panel Install front panel knobs by aligning the keyed knob with the shaft and pressing the knob onto the shaft NOTE Wrap the plier jaws with tape such as electrical to avoid marring the knob surface Front Panel Knobs ...

Page 80: ...use the following procedure to remove the internal assembly 1 Remove all the front panel knobs 2 Lift the entire internal assembly housing all of the boards and the display screen out of the front case as shown in Figure 6 15 NOTE The switch keypad will most likely remain inside the front case It does not need to be removed with the internal assembly Front case Internal assembly Conductive foam pa...

Page 81: ...2 If used place the copper mesh grounding tube between the main board module shield and the front case as shown in Figure 6 16 This part is not used on later instruments check the Mechanical Parts List for your serial number see page 10 8 3 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Front case Copper mesh tubing Figure 6 16 Installing the copper mesh groun...

Page 82: ...e using the procedure on page 6 24 2 Disconnect the following wires on the main board Refer to Figure 6 17 a The line cord ground wire at J602 or J101 and the seven conductor ribbon cable at J131 from the power supply module b The ribbon cable at J603 or J103 from the front panel module c The ribbon cable at J202 or J102 from the display module 3 From the bottom of the internal chassis slightly be...

Page 83: ...ors 2 Keeping the module in place press the board into place so that the securing tabs lock onto the bottom of the board Note that there are two board guides on the chassis that must match the cutouts on the main board 3 Reconnect the following wires on the main board Refer to Figure 6 17 a The line cord ground wire at J602 or J101 and the seven conductor ribbon cable at J131 from the power supply...

Page 84: ... and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then use the following procedure to remove the display module 1 Remove the entire internal assembly from the front case using the procedure on page 6 24 2 Disconnect the display module ribbon cable at J202 or J102 on the main board by pulling straight up from the connector Refer to Figure 6 17 3 Disconnect the backlight cable from the...

Page 85: ... the tabs on the right side of the display module into the slots of the internal chassis located under the front panel board It is not necessary to remove the front panel board Refer to Figure 6 20 3 Route the backlight cable through the opening in the internal chassis as shown in Figure 6 20 4 Lower the left side of the display module into the internal chassis until the two securing tabs lock on ...

Page 86: ...o not pinch backlight cable when installing the display module Left side view of internal chassis Figure 6 20 Installing the display module You will need a torque limiting Torx T 15 screwdriver and a flat blade screwdriver for this procedure Removal First remove the handle power button and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then use the following procedure to remove the fro...

Page 87: ...scope Service Manual 6 31 3 Disengage the two securing tabs at the bottom of the board and slide the board down and out of the internal chassis Refer to Figure 6 21 Internal chassis Front panel module Figure 6 21 Removing the front panel module ...

Page 88: ...e chassis and press the board down until the securing tabs at the bottom of the chassis lock into place Refer to Figure 6 21 3 Reconnect the front panel ribbon cable at J603 or J103 on the main board Refer to Figure 6 17 4 Place the entire internal assembly into the front case as shown in Fig ure 6 15 5 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Ribbon cab...

Page 89: ... 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then use the following procedure to remove the switch keypad 1 Remove the entire internal assembly from the front case using the procedure on page 6 24 2 Lift the keypad out of the front case Refer to Figure 6 23 CAUTION Keep the electrical contacts on the back of the keypad clean Skin oils and dust will inhibit good electrical contact Keypad Guide post Front case Conductive fo...

Page 90: ...osts as shown in Figure 6 23 CAUTION Keep the electrical contacts on the back of the switch pad clean Skin oils and dust will inhibit good electrical contact 2 Check that all buttons are properly seated into place before proceeding 3 Place the entire internal assembly into the front case as shown in Figure 6 16 4 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument ...

Page 91: ... remove the handle power button and rear case using the procedures on pages 6 12 6 13 and 6 14 Then use the following procedure to remove the display shield 1 Remove the entire internal assembly from the front case using the procedure on page 6 24 2 Remove the shield from the display module Refer to Figure 6 24 NOTE You may have to cut through the display shield gasket to remove the shield Careful...

Page 92: ... Carefully place the entire internal assembly into the front case as shown in Figure 6 25 making sure that the display module properly contacts the display shield foam 4 Use the installation procedures for each module removed to reassemble the instrument Front case Internal assembly Conductive foam pad TDS 210 and TDS 220 Display shield foam with adhesive Displa y shield Guide post Align display s...

Page 93: ...emove the switch keypad using the procedure on page 6 33 3 Remove TDS 210 and TDS 220 only the conductive foam pad from the front case see Figure 6 15 on page 6 24 Installation Use this procedure to install the front case Refer to Figure 6 15 on page 6 24 1 Place TDS 210 and TDS 220 only the conductive foam pad into the front case 2 Place the switch keypad into the front case 3 Place the entire in...

Page 94: ...ble injury to service personnel or damage to electrical components read Preventing ESD on page 6 1 If you replace the main board or power supply you must adjust the instrument after repair Refer to the chapter Adjustment Procedures You may need the the following tools and equipment to troubleshoot the instrument Tools and equipment Example Oscilloscope with 1X 10X and 100X probes Tektronix TDS 200...

Page 95: ...or orange Go to Troubleshooting Display page 6 42 Does the instrument turn on Go to Troubleshooting Power Supply page 6 40 Go to Checking Probe Comp page 6 40 Is there a display Plug the instrument into a proper power source and press the power button Go to Troubleshooting Backlight page 6 41 Yes No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Go to Checking Probe Comp page 6 40 No Instrument should be functio...

Page 96: ...Use the test oscilloscope to measure the voltages from the power supply module at J131 on the main board module The table below lists the voltages you should expect to see Voltage at J131 Description Pin 1 marked with A 4 85 VDC to 5 15 VDC Pin 2 4 85 VDC to 5 15 VDC Pin 3 GND Pin 4 4 35 VDC to 5 15 VDC slightly higher if disconnected Pin 5 23 VDC to 25 VDC Pin 6 GND Pin 7 1 4 Vpk pk to 5 Vpk pk 4...

Page 97: ...t on WARNING To avoid electrical shock do not touch the two wire backlight connector on the power supply module The output connector is the one closest to the power line cord 3 Set the test oscilloscope with a 100X probe to measure a 1270 Vpk pk 450 VRMS signal at approximately 60 kHz Attach the probe ground lead to the ground lug on the AC line connector and the probe tip to the backlight connect...

Page 98: ...nector at J202 two channel instruments or J102 four channel instruments on the main board The table below describes the signals you should expect to see Signal at J202 J102 Description Pin 1 marked with A 10 VDC to 22 VDC Pin 2 23 VDC to 25 VDC Pin 3 Digital data high 5 V low 0 V Pin 4 Digital data high 5 V low 0 V Pin 5 Digital data high 5 V low 0 V Pin 6 Digital data high 5 V low 0 V Pin 7 0 V g...

Page 99: ...ignals from the instrument and enable the service menus as described on page 5 2 2 Press the UTILITY button and select Service from the menu selection Menu Settings Comments System Status Displays the system menus Do Self Cal Performs a self calibration Error Log Displays a list of any errors logged This list is useful when contacting a Tektronix Service Center for help troubleshooting problems Se...

Page 100: ...en Checks the display screen pixels with different patterns from each press of the button Incr Contrast Allows you to check the display contrast operation across 100 of the hardware range Decr Contrast Allows you to check the display contrast operation across 100 of the hardware range Stop Test Exits the front panel test Test FP after all buttons and knobs have been tested successfully and exits t...

Page 101: ...ription 1 GND 0 V 2 Negative clk pulse 80 ns wide 4 5 ms period typical 3 Positive pulse 100 ns wide typical 280 ms period 4 Positive pulse 100 ns wide 280 ms period typical 5 Negative pulse 80 ms wide 4 5 ms period typical 6 GND 0 V 7 Negative pulse burst 300 ms typical 8 5 V 9 Negative pulse burst 300 ms typical 10 14 V typical 10 If all of the signals are present the front panel board is probab...

Page 102: ...asure continuity from the BNC connector to the end of the coaxial cable where it attaches to the main board 3 If no problem is found and the trouble persists the main board is probably defective in some way that the internal diagnostics cannot detect Replace it Error Log Failures that occur during the power up diagnostics place an entry in the error log The error log list can be accessed anytime b...

Page 103: ...ain board or power supply failure 10 DI Extension module RAM failed Extension module failure 11 DI Extension module checksum failed Extension module failure 255 Software Contact Tektronix Clearing the Error Log After fixing a problem clear the error log 1 To clear the error log enable the service menus as described on page 5 2 2 Press the UTILITY button and select Service from the menu selection 3...

Page 104: ...address H Name and phone number of a contact person H Type and serial number of the instrument H Reason for returning H A complete description of the service required Seal the shipping carton with an industrial stapler or strapping tape Mark the address of the Tektronix Service Center and also your own return address on the shipping carton in two prominent locations The oscilloscope should be stor...

Page 105: ...ies Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual 7 1 Options There are no options available for the TDS 200 Series Digital Real Time Oscilloscopes For a list of available accessories refer to chapter Mechanical Parts List ...

Page 106: ...Options 7 2 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 107: ...igital Oscilloscope Service Manual 8 1 Electrical Parts List Refer to the Mechanical Parts List chapter for a complete listing and description of replaceable parts for the TDS 200 Series Digital Real Time Oscilloscope ...

Page 108: ...Electrical Parts List 8 2 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 109: ...eries Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual 9 1 Diagrams See Figure 3 1 on page 3 3 or Figure 3 2 on page 3 4 for a block interconnect diagram of your oscilloscope There are no additional diagrams in this chapter ...

Page 110: ...Diagrams 9 2 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual ...

Page 111: ...er H Instrument serial number H Instrument modification number if applicable If you order a part that has been replaced with a different or improved part your local Tektronix field office or representative will contact you concerning any change in part number Change information if any is located at the rear of this manual Modules can be serviced by selecting one of the following two options Contac...

Page 112: ... ordering replacement parts from Tektronix 3 and 4 Serial Number Column three indicates the serial number at which the part was first effective Column four indicates the serial number at which the part was discontinued No entries indicates the part is good for all serial numbers 5 Qty This indicates the quantity of parts used 6 Name Description An item name is separated from the description by a c...

Page 113: ...E AVE NORTH BROOKLINE PARK MINNEAPOLIS MN 55428 32997 BOURNS INC TRIMPOT DIVISION 1200 COLUMBIA AVE RIVERSIDE CA 92507 2114 77824 SCHLEGEL CORP 1555 JEFFERSON RD P O BOX 23197 ROCHESTER NY 14692 80009 TEKTRONIX INC 14200 SW KARL BRAUN DR PO BOX 500 BEAVERTON OR 97077 0001 TK0JD LIGHTWORKS EDITING SYSTEMS LTD ARIEL HOUSE 74A CHAROLETT ST LONDON GB W1P1LR TK1163 POLYCAST INC 9898 SW TIGARD ST TIGARD...

Page 114: ...Y 11W 5 0V 1 0A 5 0V 0 3A 23V 10MA 450VAC 30KHZ 5MA 85 275VAC 45 66HZ INPUT TDS210 14310 SW422KA0000F02 119 5417 01 B040352 C010446 B049398 C010878 1 POWER SUPPLY CUSTOM AC DC 11W 85 275VAC 45 66HZ INPUT 5 0V 1 0A 5 0V 0 3A 23V 10MA 450VAC 30KHZ 5MA OUTPUT TDS210 14310 SW422KA0000F02 119 5417 02 B049399 C010879 B089999 C019999 1 POWER SUPPLY CUSTOM AC DC 11W 85 275VAC 45 66HZ INPUT 5 0V 1 0A 5 0V ...

Page 115: ... 671 4806 03 671 4806 04 B120000 C030000 1 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN TESTED TDS210 80009 671 4806 04 671 4024 00 B010100 B014264 1 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN TDS220 80009 671 4024 00 671 4024 01 B014265 B022715 1 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN TDS220 80009 671 4024 01 671 4024 02 B022716 C010100 B032608 C010567 1 CIRCUIT BD ASSY MAIN TDS220 80009 671 4024 02 671 4024 03 B032609 C010568 B042661 C011439 1 CIRCUIT BD ASS...

Page 116: ...22 00 1 SWITCH PUSHBUTTON SET ELASTOMERIC TDS224 TK2376 260 2722 00 10 1 15 119 4991 10 B010100 B011848 1 LCD SHIELD ASSY 119 4991 00 337 4069 00 80009 119 4991 10 119 4991 11 B011849 1 LCD SHIELD ASSY 119 4991 00 337 4069 00 80009 119 4991 11 119 4991 10 B010100 B012275 1 LCD SHIELD ASSY 119 4991 00 337 4069 00 80009 119 4991 10 119 4991 11 B012276 1 LCD SHIELD ASSY 119 4991 00 337 4069 00 119 55...

Page 117: ... 0 335 WIDE CONTACT W 0 230 H X 0 5 3 PRONGED TAB TDS210 TK1326 131 6173 00 131 6173 01 B024107 4 CONTACT ESD ESD CLIP 0 005 C17200 BECU ACCOM 0 062 PCB 0 5 X 0 335 WIDE CONTACT W 0 230 H X 0 5 3 PRONGED TAB TDS210 TK1326 131 6173 00 131 6173 00 B010100 B022380 4 CONTACT ESD ESD CLIP 0 005 C17200 BECU ACCOM 0 062 PCB 0 5 X 0 335 WIDE CONTACT W 0 230 H X 0 5 3 PRONGED TAB TDS220 TK1326 131 6173 00 ...

Page 118: ...Replaceable Parts 10 8 TDS 200 Series Digital Oscilloscope Service Manual 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Figure 10 1 Exploded diagram ...

Page 119: ...71 0400 XX 071 0402 XX 071 0401 XX 071 0399 XX 071 0403 XX 071 0405 XX 071 0408 XX 071 0406 XX 071 0407 XX 071 0404 XX Replacement power cords North American 120 V 60 Hz North American 240 V 60 Hz Universal European 230 V 50 Hz United Kingdom 230 V 50 Hz Switzerland 230 V 50 Hz Australian 240 V 50 Hz China 220 V 50 Hz 161 0230 01 161 0104 08 161 0104 06 161 0104 07 161 0167 00 161 0104 05 161 0304...

Page 120: ...ix part number or nomenclature Replacement extension module instructions English French German Italian Spanish Portuguese Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Russian 071 0409 XX 071 0483 XX 071 0485 XX 071 0484 XX 071 0482 XX 071 0486 XX 071 0488 XX 071 0491 XX 071 0489 XX 071 0490 XX 071 0487 XX Replacement programmer manual 071 0493 XX ...

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