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Table of Contents

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TDS6000 Series Service Manual

Theory of Operation

Logic Conventions

3--1

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Module Overviews

3--1

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General

3--1

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Input Signal Path

3--1

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Display Panel

3--2

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Front Panel

3--2

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Rear Panel

3--3

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Low Voltage Power Supply

3--3

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Fans

3--3

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Performance Verification

Conventions

4--2

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Brief Procedures

4--5

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Self Tests

4--5

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Verify Internal Adjustment, Self Compensation, and Diagnostics

4--5

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Functional Tests

4--6

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Verify All Input Channels

4--7

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Verify the Time Base

4--11

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Verify the A (Main) and B (Delayed) Trigger Systems

4--13

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Verify the File System

4--15

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Performance Tests

4--17

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Prerequisites

4--17

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Equipment Required

4--18

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TDS6000 Test Records

4--20

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Signal Acquisition System Checks

4--29

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Check DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy

4--29

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Check Offset Accuracy

4--33

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Check Maximum Input Voltage

4--37

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Check Analog Bandwidth

4--41

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Check Delay Between Channels

4--46

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Check Channel Isolation (Crosstalk)

4--50

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Check Input Impedance

4--54

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Time Base System Checks

4--56

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Check Long-Term Sample Rate and Delay Time Accuracy and

Reference

4--56

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Check Delta Time Measurement Accuracy

4--60

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Trigger System Checks

4--63

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Check Time Accuracy for Pulse, Glitch, Timeout, and

Width Triggering

4--63

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Check Sensitivity, Edge Trigger, DC Coupled

4--66

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Output Signal Checks

4--72

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Check Outputs — CH 3 Signal Out and Aux Trigger Out

4--72

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Check Probe Compensation Output

4--75

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Serial Trigger Checks (Option ST Only)

4--79

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Check Serial Trigger Baud Rate Limits and Word Recognizer

Position Accuracy

4--79

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Check Serial Trigger Clock Recovery Range

4--86

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Sine Wave Generator Leveling Procedure

4--90

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Summary of Contents for TDS6404

Page 1: ...t applies to 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 t...

Page 2: ...and foreign patents issued and pending Information in this publication supercedes that in all previously published material Specifications and price change privileges reserved Tektronix Inc P O Box 50...

Page 3: ...turn of the product to Customer Customer shall be responsible for paying any associated taxes or duties This warranty shall not apply to any defect failure or damage caused by improper use or improper...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...atures 1 2 Measurement Features 1 3 Trigger Features 1 3 Convenience Features 1 3 Specification Tables 1 4 Operating Information Installation 2 1 Before You Start 2 1 Environmental Considerations 2 1...

Page 6: ...s 4 29 Check DC Voltage Measurement Accuracy 4 29 Check Offset Accuracy 4 33 Check Maximum Input Voltage 4 37 Check Analog Bandwidth 4 41 Check Delay Between Channels 4 46 Check Channel Isolation Cros...

Page 7: ...mmon Problems 6 53 Equipment Required 6 55 Fault Isolation Procedure 6 55 PPC and NLX PC Diagnostics 6 60 Software Updates 6 63 After Repair 6 63 BIOS Error Messages Bali NLX 6 64 BIOS Error Messages...

Page 8: ...s Service Manual Electrical Parts List Diagrams Symbols 9 1 Mechanical Parts List Parts Ordering Information 10 1 Module Servicing 10 1 Using the Replaceable Parts List 10 2 Abbreviations 10 2 Mfr Cod...

Page 9: ...ookup 4 30 Figure 4 9 Measurement of DC accuracy at maximum offset and position 4 32 Figure 4 10 Initial test hookup 4 34 Figure 4 11 Measurement of offset accuracy 4 36 Figure 4 12 Initial test hooku...

Page 10: ...uipment setup for maximum amplitude 4 92 Figure 6 1 Knob removal 6 9 Figure 6 2 Trim removal 6 11 Figure 6 3 Bottom cover removal 6 12 Figure 6 4 Cover removal 6 14 Figure 6 5 Cover removal 6 15 Figur...

Page 11: ...bination assembly removal 6 51 Figure 6 30 TekConnect board and TekConnect bucket removal 6 52 Figure 6 31 Primary troubleshooting tree 6 56 Figure 6 32 Location of power on and over current LEDs 6 57...

Page 12: ...ection information 2 2 Table 2 2 Line fuses 2 4 Table 4 1 Test equipment 4 18 Table 4 2 DC Voltage measurement accuracy 4 31 Table 4 3 Offset accuracy 4 35 Table 4 4 Maximum input voltage limit 4 39 T...

Page 13: ...ries Service Manual ix Table 6 10 Beep codes Bali 6 68 Table 6 11 Beep codes Radisys 6 69 Table 6 12 DIP switch functions 6 70 Table 6 13 Diagnostic LED 6 71 Table 7 1 Standard accessories 7 1 Table 7...

Page 14: ...Table of Contents x TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 15: ...e making connections to the input or output terminals of the product ensure that the product is properly grounded Observe All Terminal Ratings To avoid fire or shock hazard observe all ratings and mar...

Page 16: ...in damage to this product or other property Terms on the Product These terms may appear on the product DANGER indicates an injury hazard immediately accessible as you read the marking WARNING indicate...

Page 17: ...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 18: ...Service Safety Summary xiv TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 19: ...on needed to do the service correctly safely and efficiently Manual Conventions This manual uses certain conventions that you should become familiar with before attempting service Throughout this manu...

Page 20: ...0 Address Tektronix Inc Department or name if known 14200 SW Karl Braun Drive P O Box 500 Beaverton OR 97077 USA Web site www tektronix com Sales support 1 800 833 9200 select option 1 Service support...

Page 21: ...e oscilloscope must be operating within the environmental limits listed in Table 1 11 H The oscilloscope must be powered from a source that meets the specifica tions listed in Table 1 9 on page 1 16 H...

Page 22: ...n and off to quickly compare the signal at two different points in time Average Envelope and Hi Res Acquisition Use Average acquisition mode to remove uncorrelated noise from your signal Use Envelope...

Page 23: ...the interface Toolbar or Menu Bar You can choose a toolbar operating mode that is optimized for use with the touch screen or a PC style menu bar operating mode that is optimized for use with a mouse O...

Page 24: ...l input and vertical specifications Characteristic Description Input channels Four Input coupling DC and GND Channel input is disconnected from input termination when using GND coupling nInput impedan...

Page 25: ...and 100 mV div 2 2 net offset 10 reading 0 16 division V division setting same setup and ambient conditions where net offset offset position volts division Nonlinearity typical 1 DL differential 2 DL...

Page 26: ...V step 20 ns 2 1 ms 0 2 Pulse response peak detect l d Sample rate setting Minimum pulse width or envelope mode 2 5 GS s or less 50 ps Position range 5 divisions Offset range SCALE range Offset range...

Page 27: ...mV division and 20 GS s Input frequency Effective bits 1 MHz 6 0 bits 1 GHz 5 7 bits 2 GHz 5 3 bits 3 GHz 5 1 bits 4 GHz 4 9 bits 5 GHz 4 5 bits 6 GHz 3 5 bits n Delay between channels 30 ps between...

Page 28: ...ed by aquisition hardware at any sample rate Mode Channels Record length Sample 1 channel only 250 000 Sample 2 channels only channel 1 with 3 channel 1 with 4 channel 2 with 3 or channel 2 with 4 250...

Page 29: ...RMS 0 3 sample rate 2 5 ppm reading peak Average acquisition mode 100 averages Full band width 4 ps 2 5 ppm reading Table 1 4 Trigger specifications Characteristic Description Trigger jitter typical I...

Page 30: ...z attenuates signals 100 Hz HF REJ Same as DC coupled limits for frequencies 20 kHz attenuates signals 20 kHz LF REJ Same as DC coupled limits for frequencies 200 kHz attenuates signals 200 kHz Auxili...

Page 31: ...nt width 2 ns 2 ns Time qualified runt type Minimum runt width 2 ns 8 5 ns 5 of runt width setting or 25 ns whichever is smaller Width type Minimum difference between upper and lower limits 1 ns 2 ns...

Page 32: ...on 1 ns to 102 ns Setup time Hold time algebraic sum of the two settings 2 ns n Advanced trigger timer accuracy For Glitch Timeout or Width types Time range Accuracy 1 ns to 500 ns 20 of setting 0 5 n...

Page 33: ...signals having a slew rate at the trigger point of 0 5 division ns Acquisition mode Error Sample Average 1 waveform interval 200 ps Peak Detect Envelope 2 waveform interval 200 ps Trigger holdoff rang...

Page 34: ...ctor connect a second monitor to use dual monitor display mode supports Basic requirements of PC99 specifications Parallel port IEEE 1284 DB 25 connector supports the following modes standard output o...

Page 35: ...r B trigger selectable Vout high Vout low true 2 5 V into open circuit 1 0 V into 50 load 0 7 V with 4 mA sink 0 25 V into 50 load Auxiliary Output pulse width typical Pulse width varies 1 s minimum E...

Page 36: ...wer source specifications Characteristic Description Power consumption 400 Watts 400 VA Source voltage and frequency 100 to 240 V 10 50 Hz to 60 Hz 115 V 10 400 Hz CAT II Fuse rating Either one of the...

Page 37: ...t extended 455 mm 17 9 in width 426 mm 16 75 in depth Rackmount configuration O ti 1R With rack handles Without rack handles Option 1R 267 mm 10 5 in height 502 mm 19 75 in width 486 mm 19 13 in depth...

Page 38: ...below 50 C 122 F noncondensing Upper limit derated to 25 relative humidity at 50 C 122 F Nonoperating With no diskette in floppy disk drive 5 to 90 relative humidity with a maximum wet bulb temperatu...

Page 39: ...are used they must be low EMI shielded cables such as the following Tektronix part numbers or their equivalents 012 0991 01 012 0991 02 or 012 0991 03 GPIB Cable 012 1213 00 or CA part number 0294 9 R...

Page 40: ...tion categories are CAT III Distribution level mains usually permanently connected Equipment at this level is typically in a fixed industrial location CAT II Local level mains wall sockets Equipment a...

Page 41: ...t power cords H The product software CD set that includes installation copies of the software installed on the oscilloscope H All the accessories necessary to operate the oscilloscope The oscilloscope...

Page 42: ...e the proper resolution for your monitor Printer Connect the printer to the EPP enhanced parallel port connector directly If your printer has a DB 25 connector use the adapter cable that came with you...

Page 43: ...loscope See Powering Off the Oscilloscope on page 2 5 Monitor PC only for dual display operation Printer RS 232 Network Mouse Keyboard USB CDROM RW drive GPIB Oscilloscope monitor large screen oscillo...

Page 44: ...A fast blow 250 V 159 0381 00 200 2265 00 Fuses AC Power Power Switch Figure 2 2 Line fuse and power cord connector locations rear panel CAUTION Connect the keyboard mouse and other accessories befor...

Page 45: ...sk and then store it in a safe place CAUTION Create this disk and store it in a safe place It may allow you to recover your Windows installation without rebuilding the entire instrument hard disk The...

Page 46: ...the product C Program Files Tds6000 ReadMe txt Operating System Restoration Use the procedure that accompanies your Operating System Restore CD should reinstalling system software become necessary The...

Page 47: ...ccessories System Tools and then click Backup 3 Use the Microsoft Backup tool to select your backup media and to select the files and folders that you want to back up Use the online help for informa t...

Page 48: ...s and measurement readouts in this area selectable from the menu bar or tool bar If a control menu is displayed these readouts move to the graticule area Controls Status Quick reference to vertical ho...

Page 49: ...ed channels Press to return settings to default values Turn channel displays on and off Adjust the vertical scale and position Horizontally scale position delay and set record length resolution of sel...

Page 50: ...scilloscope is in tool bar mode touch the MENU button to put the oscilloscope into the menu bar mode H Select Instrument Diagnostics from the Utilities menu 2 Run the diagnostics H First disconnect an...

Page 51: ...or the oscilloscope Accessing Help in the Tool Bar Mode When the oscilloscope is in the tool bar mode touch the Help button in the upper right corner of the screen to display help on whatever control...

Page 52: ...Operating Information 2 12 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 53: ...as shown in Figure 9 1 on page 9 2 A dual processor system controls the oscilloscope The oscilloscope features a VGA resolution flat panel display a transparent touch screen and a front panel with di...

Page 54: ...board sends information from the touch panel to the processor Any changes in settings are reported to the processor system The NLX board reads the front panel switches and encoders Any changes in thei...

Page 55: ...to the rear panel A microphone input and earphone output exist on the NLX rear panel Ethernet connector is RJ 45 Keyboard and mouse are both PS 2 The low voltage power supply is a switching power conv...

Page 56: ...Theory of Operation 3 4 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 57: ...s just mentioned then do the brief procedures under Functional Tests that begin on page 4 6 Advantages These procedures require minimal additional time to perform require no additional equipment other...

Page 58: ...Second Substep 2 Second Step H In steps and substeps the lead in statement in italics instructs you what to do while the instructions that follow tell you how to do it as in the example step below Ini...

Page 59: ...Click here to change to toolbar mode Menu bar Toolbar Figure 4 1 Toolbar and menu bar H The procedures assume you have connected a mouse to the oscilloscope so you can click on the screen controls If...

Page 60: ...Performance Verification 4 4 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 61: ...illoscope and allow a 20 minute warm up before doing this procedure 1 Verify that internal diagnostics pass Do the following substeps to verify passing of internal diagnostics a Display the System dia...

Page 62: ...calibration control window 2 Return to regular service Click the Close button to exit the instrument calibration control window Functional Tests The purpose of these procedures is to confirm that the...

Page 63: ...Tektronix part number 067 0405 02 TDS6404 or 067 0484 00 TDS6604 One BNC cable Tektronix part number 012 0076 00 or the cable 012 0208 00 Prerequisites None 1 Initialize the oscilloscope Push the fro...

Page 64: ...8 TDS6000 Series Service Manual GAIN CAL connections TDS6604 Series BNC cable from the PROBE COMPENSATION output to the GAIN CAL SIG input on the fixture Figure 4 2 Universal test hookup for functiona...

Page 65: ...ve the jumper TDS6404 Series Figure 4 3 Universal test hookup for functional tests CH 1 shown 5 Turn off all channels If any of the front panel channel buttons are lighted push those buttons to turn o...

Page 66: ...not using a P7240 probe is on the screen H The front panel vertical POSITION knob for the channel that you are testing moves the signal up and down the screen when rotated H Turning the vertical SCALE...

Page 67: ...ites None 1 Initialize the oscilloscope Push the front panel DEFAULT SETUP button 2 Hook up the signal source Connect the BNC cable from the probe com pensation output to the CH 1 input through a TCA...

Page 68: ...should remain near the center graticule and the falling edge should be off screen b Turn on and set horizontal delay H Pull down the Horiz Acq menu to select Horizontal Acquisition Setup H Click the...

Page 69: ...tput Equipment required One BNC cable such as Tektronix part number 012 0076 00 One TCA BNC adapter Prerequisites None 1 Initialize the oscilloscope Push the front panel DEFAULT SETUP button 2 Hook up...

Page 70: ...the A B Sequence tab of the trigger setup control window H Click the Trig After Time button under A Then B H Click the B Trig Level control in the control window b Confirm that the following statemen...

Page 71: ...isk Insert the floppy disk in the floppy disk drive at the top of the front panel 4 Set up the oscilloscope Push the front panel AUTOSET button 5 Pull down the Vert menu select Vertical Setup and then...

Page 72: ...ile in the control window This displays a familiar Windows dialog box for locating the settings file that you want to recall c In the Recall Save Instrument Setups From dialog box select the 31 2 Flop...

Page 73: ...of perform ance and functionality when the following requirements are met H The cabinet must be installed on the oscilloscope H You must have performed and passed the procedures under Self Tests foun...

Page 74: ...part number 103 0030 00 Checking Trigger Sensitivity 7 Probe 10X P7240 probe TDS6404 P7260 probe TDS6604 Tektronix part number P7240 Tektronix part number P7260 Signal Interconnection 8 Floppy disk 3...

Page 75: ...er 174 1427 00 Used to Test Delta Time Measurement Accuracy 22 Adapter SMA T male to 2 SMA female Tektronix part number 015 1016 00 Used to Test Delta Time Measurement Accuracy 23 Adapter SMA female t...

Page 76: ...45 V __________ __________ 5 55 V CH1 100 mV Vert scale setting 5 Div position setting 5 V offset 5 55 V __________ __________ 5 45 V CH1 1 0 V Vert scale setting 5 Div position setting 2 5 V offset 4...

Page 77: ...____ 5 45 V CH3 1 0 V Vert scale setting 5 Div position setting 2 5 V offset 4 20 V __________ __________ 4 80 V CH3 1 0 V Vert scale setting 5 Div position setting 2 5 V offset 4 80 V __________ ____...

Page 78: ...setting 2 5 V ff 2 37625 V 2 62375 V g 2 5 V offset 0 V offset 2 37625 V 115 mV __________ __________ 2 62375 V 115 mV 0 V offset 2 5 V offset 115 mV 2 62375 V __________ __________ __________ ______...

Page 79: ...2 5 V ff 2 37625 V 2 62375 V g 2 5 V offset 0 V offset 2 37625 V 115 mV __________ __________ 2 62375 V 115 mV 0 V offset 2 5 V offset 115 mV 2 62375 V __________ __________ __________ __________ 115...

Page 80: ...12 V 848 V 424 mV 212 mV 84 8 mV 42 4 mV __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ N A N...

Page 81: ...__________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ _...

Page 82: ...___ 0 015 ns Ch 2 N A __________ __________ 0 015 ns Ch 3 N A __________ __________ 0 015 ns Ch 4 N A __________ __________ 0 015 ns Trigger system accuracy Time accuracy for pulse glitch timeout and...

Page 83: ...s Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ _______...

Page 84: ...Performance Tests 4 28 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 85: ...t the DC calibration generator to off or 0 volts before connecting disconnect ing and or moving the test hookup during the performance of this procedure Also check that the calibrator does not have sh...

Page 86: ...tion Do the following substeps test CH 1 first skipping substep 2a since CH 1 is already selected from step 1 a Select an unchecked channel H From the tool bar touch MEAS and then Clear to remove the...

Page 87: ...d Display the test signal H From the tool bar touch VERT and touch Position H Use the keypad to set vertical position to 5 divisions press CLR 5 and then ENTER on the keypad The baseline level will mo...

Page 88: ...e polarity of the position offset and generator settings as is listed in the table H CHECK that the Mean measurement readout on screen is within the limits listed for the current vertical scale settin...

Page 89: ...formance of this procedure Also check that the calibrator does not have shorting straps installed between the DC and sense outputs or grounds 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument contro...

Page 90: ...ition Do the following substeps test CH 1 first skipping substep 2a since CH 1 is already selected from step 1 a Select an unchecked channel H From the tool bar touch MEAS and then Clear to remove the...

Page 91: ...mV 2 5 V 2 5 V 2 62375 V to 2 37625 V 1 Set as precisely as the instrument s offset resolution permits d Display the test signal H From the tool bar touch VERT and then touch Position H Use the keypa...

Page 92: ...e current vertical scale setting and position offset generator settings Enter value on test record H Repeat substep d using the negative polarity offset and generator settings as is listed in the tabl...

Page 93: ...ormance of this procedure Also check that the calibrator does not have shorting straps installed between the DC and sense outputs or grounds 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument control...

Page 94: ...t voltage Do the following substeps test CH 1 first skipping substep 2a since CH 1 is already selected from step 1 a Select an unchecked channel H From the tool bar touch MEAS and then Clear to remove...

Page 95: ...Press Close Table 4 4 Maximum input voltage limit Scale setting Position setting Divs Offset setting Generator setting Readout with 10X attenuator Limits without 10X attenuator 50 mV 3 0 V 1 V 100 mV...

Page 96: ...e results here After removing the 10X attenuator check the coupling readout of the channel you are testing Figure 4 13 Check of maximum input voltage e Check an unchecked generator setting against lim...

Page 97: ...es Item 4 Attenuators Items 1 and 2 One SMA male to female BNC adapter Item 19 Prerequisites See page 4 17 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument controls a Initialize the oscilloscope H...

Page 98: ...amplitude leveling c Hook up the test signal source Connect the sine wave output of a leveled sine wave generator to CH 1 Set the output of the generator to a reference frequency of 50 MHz or less See...

Page 99: ...GHz 6 GHz 84 8 mV 50 mV 300 mV 1 ns 4 GHz 6 GHz 212 mV 100 mV 600 mV 1 ns 4 GHz 6 GHz 424 mV 200 mV 1 2 V 1 ns 4 GHz 6 GHz 848 mV 500 mV 3 V1 1 ns 4 GHz 6 GHz 2 12 V1 1 V 5 V1 1 ns 4 GHz 6 GHz 3 535 V...

Page 100: ...the horizontal SCALE to the horizontal scale setting in Table 4 5 that corresponds to the vertical scale set in substep c Press PUSH TO SET 50 as necessary to trigger the signal H Read the results at...

Page 101: ...scale setting have not changed h Check remaining vertical scale settings against limits optional H If desired finish checking the remaining vertical scale settings for the channel under test by repeat...

Page 102: ...the test 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument controls a Initialize the front panel Press the DEFAULT SETUP button b Modify the initialized front panel control settings H Do not adjust...

Page 103: ...izontal SCALE should already be set to 500 ps Now set it to 125 ps c Save a CH 2 waveform Press the CH 2 Vertical button From the button bar touch the Refs button and select the Ref 2 tab Touch the Sa...

Page 104: ...f the left most waveform crosses the center horizontal graticule line Next note the corresponding time reference point for the right most waveform See Figure 4 17 on page 4 48 H Press CURSORS and sele...

Page 105: ...second CH 1 to CH 2 skew measurement and divide the result by 2 Use Table 4 6 l Add the first CH 1 to CH 3 skew measurement to the second CH 1 to CH 3 skew measurement and divide the result by 2 Use...

Page 106: ...st hookup and preset the instrument controls a Initialize the oscilloscope Press the DEFAULT SETUP button b Modify the initialized control settings H Turn on all vertical channels press the Vertical b...

Page 107: ...he input channels are within limits for channel isolation a Check Amplitude of each trace other than CH 1 is 0 125 division or less discount trace width Enter the largest amplitude on the test record...

Page 108: ...t steps a through g H Connect the 2X attenuator to CH 1 H Move the signal to the CH 1 input change the Trigger Source to CH 1 and move the 50 terminator to the CH 4 input H Press PUSH TO SET 50 H Set...

Page 109: ...mplitude on the test record d Move the signal to the CH 3 input connector change the Trigger SOURCE to CH 3 and move the 50 terminator to the CH 2 input e Check Amplitude of each trace other than CH 3...

Page 110: ...Amplitude readout indicates the amplitude is 50 mV Readout may fluctuate around 50 mV H Remove the 2X attenuator H Repeat steps a through g 6 Disconnect the hookup Disconnect the cable terminators and...

Page 111: ...r from the digital multimeter DMM turn it 180 degrees and reinsert it in the DMM input c Measure the impedance Read and record the measured impedance d Add the two measurements and divide the result b...

Page 112: ...Figure 4 20 Initial test hookup 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument controls a Hook up the test signal source Connect through a 50 precision coaxial cable the input of the timer count...

Page 113: ...EF OUT output against limits CHECK that the CH 1 High readout is 1 0 volt and that the CH 1 Low readout 0 25 volts 4 Disconnect the hookup Disconnect the cable and adapter from the oscilloscope 50 Coa...

Page 114: ...u mode H Touch Utilities and select External Signals H Touch the Internal button to select the external reference the button name changes to External 50 Coaxial cable Output Sine wave generator TDS600...

Page 115: ...touch Utilities and select External Signals H Touch the External button to select the internal reference the button name changes to Internal c Perform a signal path compensation H Touch Utilities and...

Page 116: ...em 26 Prerequisites See page 4 17 This procedures checks the sample rate portion of the Delta Time Measure ment Accuracy as listed in Specifications The previous procedure Check Accuracy for Long Term...

Page 117: ...be adjusted later to get a 5 division pulse on screen c Modify the initialized front panel control settings H Press AUTOSET You may see both positive and negative pulses Adjust the Trigger LEVEL knob...

Page 118: ...tton to start the acquisitions H Wait about 30 seconds H Press RUN STOP button to freeze the display H Record the all statistics values H Calculate the difference of the Maximum M minus the mean of th...

Page 119: ...oscilloscope Trigger System Checks These procedures check those characteristics that relate to the trigger system and are listed as checked in Specifications Equipment required One sine wave generator...

Page 120: ...limits that ensure triggering See Figure 4 25 H Press the front panel ADVANCED button and select the A Event tab then select width triggering by touching the Width button H Touch the Trig When button...

Page 121: ...oscilloscope loses triggering is within 3 5 ns to 6 5 ns inclusive H Enter the time on the test record Set upper and lower limits that ensure triggering Then change limits until triggering stops Figur...

Page 122: ...multipurpose knob to slowly decrease the Upper Limit readout until triggering stops H CHECK that the Upper Limit readout after the oscilloscope loses triggering is within 1 9 s to 2 1 s inclusive H En...

Page 123: ...CH 1 through a 50 precision coaxial cable and an adapter Connect the other output of the T connector to a 50 terminator Connect the terminator to the AUX INPUT See Figure 4 26 TDS6000 Series Sine Wave...

Page 124: ...slope positive or negative This display should not have its trigger point switching between opposite slopes nor should it roll across the screen At horizontal scale settings of 2 ms division and faste...

Page 125: ...and touch the Set 50 button H CHECK that a stable trigger is obtained for the test waveform for both the positive and negative slopes of the waveform Use the TRIGGER LEVEL knob to stabilize the Main...

Page 126: ...to toggle it to EXT H Press PUSH TO SET 50 H CHECK that a stable trigger is obtained for the test waveform on both the positive and negative slopes Press the Trigger SLOPE button to switch between tri...

Page 127: ...1 Amplitude readout indicates the amplitude is 500 mV Readout may fluctuate around 500 mV H Disconnect the cable at CH 1 and reconnect it to CH 1 through a 5X attenuator Check that a stable trigger is...

Page 128: ...panel Equipment required Two precision 50 coaxial cables Item 4 One calibration generator Item 10 Two SMA male to female BNC adapter Item 19 Prerequisites See page 4 17 Also the oscilloscope must hav...

Page 129: ...divisions of amplitude H From the tool bar touch Horiz and select the Acquisition tab H Touch Average and set the number of averages to 64 H Touch the Close button 2 Confirm AUX OUT is within limits f...

Page 130: ...ss PUSH TO SET 50 H From the button bar touch MEAS and select the Ampl tab H Touch the Pk Pk button H Touch Close b Check against limits CHECK that the readout CH 2 Pk Pk is between 40 mV and 60 mV in...

Page 131: ...rence on page 4 56 1 Install the test hookup and preset the instrument controls a Hook up test signal H Connect one of the 50 cables to CH 1 through an adapter See Figure 4 30 H Connect the other end...

Page 132: ...ator signal is within limits for frequency a Measure the frequency of the probe compensation signal H From the button bar touch MEAS and select the Time tab H Touch the Freq button b Check against lim...

Page 133: ...Connect the Sense output of the generator through a second dual banana connector followed by a 50 precision coaxial cable to the other side of the BNC T connector Now connect the BNC T connector to C...

Page 134: ...00 mV H Record the setting of the DC generator f Press Close to remove the menus from the display See Figure 4 33 Figure 4 33 Measurement of probe compensator amplitude g Check against limits H Subtra...

Page 135: ...ine wave Generator TDS6000 Series Figure 4 34 Initial test hookup a Hook Up the test signal source see Figure 4 34 H Connect the sine wave output of the sine wave generator through a 50 precision coax...

Page 136: ...ig and select the A Event tab f Touch the Serial Trigger Type button and then set the Standard to GB Ethernet g Touch the Editor button h Set the Format to Hex and then touch the Clear button i Enter...

Page 137: ...Performance Tests TDS6000 Series Service Manual 4 81 Triggered 1 UI before a 0 Triggered on a 0 Triggered 1 UI after a 0 Figure 4 35 Isolated 0 triggering...

Page 138: ...LEVEL to trigger at 75 1 division on the sine wave b Touch the Clear button c Enter data into the Serial Pattern Data field for one of the settings in Table 4 9 that is not yet checked Start with the...

Page 139: ...Performance Tests TDS6000 Series Service Manual 4 83 Triggered 1 UI before a 1 Triggered on a 1 Triggered 1 UI after a 1 Figure 4 36 Isolated 1 triggering...

Page 140: ...ttern Data pattern bits to XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXX12 d Touch Apply e Verify that the instrument triggers on a 1 see Figure 4 37 Enter pass or fail in the test record f Touch the Clear b...

Page 141: ...ce Tests TDS6000 Series Service Manual 4 85 Triggering 2 clock cycles after a 1 Step 3 6 9 12 Triggering on a 1 Step 1 4 7 10 Triggering 1 clock cycle after a 1 Step 2 5 8 11 Figure 4 37 N modulo 3 tr...

Page 142: ...38 H Connect the sine wave output of the sine wave generator through a 50 precision coaxial cable to CH 1 through an adapter H Set the sine wave generator to output a 1250 MHz sine wave b Initialize t...

Page 143: ...the instrument may not acquire lock or may loose lock If the recovered clock is not locked to the incoming data the waveform display will not be stable see Figure 4 39 Once the input data is availabl...

Page 144: ...baud 462 5 MHz 1850 Mbaud 462 5 MHz 1757 Mbaud 439 MHz 1850 Mbaud 312 5 MHz 1250 Mbaud 310 MHz 1240 Mbaud 155 MHz 620 Mbaud 155 MHz 579 Mbaud 147 MHz 620 Mbaud 109 MHz 462 Mbaud 115 MHz 439 Mbaud 77 5...

Page 145: ...nce Tests TDS6000 Series Service Manual 4 89 Recovered clock locked 1250 MHz Recovered clock locked 625 MHz through 304 8 kHz A possible display with the recovered clock not locked Figure 4 39 Clock r...

Page 146: ...wave generator Equipment required Sine wave generator Item 12 Level meter and power sensor Item 13 Power divider Item 14 Two male N to female BNC adapters Item 15 One precision coaxial cable Item 4 O...

Page 147: ...sine wave generator amplitude until the level meter again reads the value noted in step 3 The signal amplitude is now correctly set for the new frequency Equipment required Sine wave generator Item 12...

Page 148: ...Connect the sine wave generator to the power sensor H Note the level meter reading 4 Set the generator to the new frequency and reference level H Change the sine wave generator to the desired new fre...

Page 149: ...if needed every 2000 hours of operation or once a year if the oscilloscope is used infrequently After removal and replacement of a module due to electrical failure you must either perform an adjustme...

Page 150: ...Adjustment Procedures 5 2 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 151: ...f the internal diagnostic routines to speed fault isolation to a module H Repackaging Instructions Information on returning an oscilloscope for service Preventing ESD Before servicing this product rea...

Page 152: ...nment in which the oscilloscope is used A proper time to perform preventive maintenance is just before oscilloscope adjustment The cabinet helps keep dust out of the oscilloscope and should normally b...

Page 153: ...issing damaged or loose knobs Repair or replace missing or defective knobs Connectors Broken shells cracked insulation and deformed contacts Dirt in connectors Repair or replace defective modules Clea...

Page 154: ...scope CAUTION To prevent damage from electrical arcing ensure that circuit boards and components are dry before applying power to the oscilloscope Table 6 2 Internal inspection check list Item Inspect...

Page 155: ...cator is useful for cleaning in narrow spaces and on circuit boards STOP If after doing steps 1 and 2 a module is clean upon inspection skip the remaining steps 3 If steps 1 and 2 do not remove all th...

Page 156: ...Maintenance 6 6 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 157: ...es that follow H List of tools required to remove all modules H Procedures for removal and reinstallation of the electrical and mechanical modules H A disassembly procedure for removal of all the majo...

Page 158: ...er handle Accepts Torx driver bits 620 440 2 T 10 Torx tip Used for removing the electrical or optical module chassis Torx driver bit for T 10 size screw heads 640 235 3 T 15 Torx tip Used for removin...

Page 159: ...the work surface and its front is facing you 3 Remove the knob s Grasp any knob you want to remove and pull it straight out from the front panel 1 4 inch to create some clearance between the base of t...

Page 160: ...that secure the acquisition trim to the oscilloscope b Remove the acquisition trim from the oscilloscope 4 Remove the top cover trim Use Figure 6 2 page 6 11 as a guide a Remove the accessory pouch i...

Page 161: ...x screw 3 T 15 Torx screw 4 Top cover trim T 15 Torx screw 2 Carrying handle Snap stud 4 To remove the trim ring slide the flat end of a soldering aid into the side slot on the trim ring Press in then...

Page 162: ...is down on the work surface and its bottom is facing you a Remove the four T 15 Torx screws that secure the bottom cover to the oscilloscope b Remove the bottom cover from the oscilloscope 3 Reinstal...

Page 163: ...ounting hole a Remove the eleven T 15 Torx screws that secure the covers to the top and both sides of the chassis b Remove the seven T 15 Torx screws that secure the covers to the bottom of the chassi...

Page 164: ...al and Installation Procedures 6 14 TDS6000 Series Service Manual All left and right cover mounting holes are indicated as shown Left side cover Right side cover T 15 Torx screw 11 Figure 6 4 Cover re...

Page 165: ...Removal and Installation Procedures TDS6000 Series Service Manual 6 15 Right side cover T 15 Torx screw 7 Left side cover Figure 6 5 Cover removal...

Page 166: ...or power cord 4 Orient the oscilloscope Set the oscilloscope so its bottom is down on the work surface and its rear is facing you 5 Remove line cord Find the line cord on the rear cover Pull the line...

Page 167: ...Removal and Installation Procedures TDS6000 Series Service Manual 6 17 AC power cord Line fuse holder Line fuses AC power cord connector Power switch Figure 6 6 Line fuse and line cord removal...

Page 168: ...TDS6000 Series Service Manual Pouch Top cover trim Left side cover Rear foot Right side cover Right side trim Acquisition trim Bottom cover Carrying handle Left side trim Front panel trim Front panel...

Page 169: ...embly Front panel assembly Rear distribution board Front distribution board Low voltage power supply assembly Power PC PPC board Riser board Front panel board Front panel keypad Floppy disk drive Disp...

Page 170: ...Removal and Installation Procedures 6 20 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 171: ...Distribution Boards PA Bus Board H Low Voltage Power Supply H NLX Board H Microprocessor H Power PC Board H Acquisition Board 1 Locate module to be removed Locate the Front Panel assembly in Figure 6...

Page 172: ...6 10 page 6 23 Note the connector s pin 1 index mark and the black stripe on the cable for later reassembly d Pull the Front Panel assembly forward and remove from the oscilloscope 4 Reinstallation D...

Page 173: ...nobs H Trim front panel H Front Panel assembly 2 Remove the Front Panel board See Figure 6 11 page 6 24 a Remove the eight T 15 Torxdrive screws that secure the Front panel board to the Front panel as...

Page 174: ...2 Remove the Front Panel keypad See Figure 6 11 a Pull on each of the keypad support guides to separate the keypad from the Front panel board Use a pair of tweezers or equivalent tool to pull the twe...

Page 175: ...ure 6 9 page 6 22 1 Locate module to be removed Locate the Display assembly Figure 6 12 page 6 26 Additional modules to be Removed H Trim front panel top 2 Orient the oscilloscope Set the oscilloscope...

Page 176: ...ent degradation of the display sharpness this procedure must be performed in a dust free environment The service technician should wear cotton gloves to prevent finger oils from contaminating any surf...

Page 177: ...Trim front panel top H Display assembly 2 Remove the Display Adapter Board See Figure 6 15 pages 6 28 a Disconnect cables J1 J6 J5 and J7 from the Display Adapter board b Disonnect the display cable...

Page 178: ...e Manual Slide the clip over connector J4 Power flex circuit J7 J1 Touch screen cable Figure 6 14 J4 cable clamp detail Back view J7 J4 J6 J1 Display module Display adaptor board T 15 Torxdrive screw...

Page 179: ...way from the front of the display assembly b Disconnect the flex circuit from J7 on the Display Adapter circuit board c Grasp the flex circuit and pull it out of the Display assembly 4 Reinstallation...

Page 180: ...al and Installation Procedures 6 30 TDS6000 Series Service Manual Display assembly Display adaptor board J7 Front view Back view Power flex circuit Power flex circuit Figure 6 16 Power flex circuit re...

Page 181: ...ope so its bottom is down on the work surface and its front panel is facing you a Remove the two small phillips screws that secure the floppy disk drive assembly to the bracket Use the access hole loc...

Page 182: ...oscilloscope before removing the replaceable hard disk drive 2 Orient the oscilloscope Set the oscilloscope so its bottom is down on the work surface and its rear panel is facing you 3 Remove the hard...

Page 183: ...the hard disk drive from the cartridge See Figure 6 19 on page 6 33 a Remove the four 0 Phillips screws that fasten the hard disk drive to the cartridge b Carefully remove the hard disk drive from th...

Page 184: ...T 15 Torxdrive screws that secure the CDROM RW assembly to the rear chassis b Disconnect the CDROM RW ribbon cable J230 from the Riser board c Slide the CDROM RW assembly with the ribbon cable attach...

Page 185: ...ure 6 20 CDROM RW and bracket removal 1 Locate module to be removed Locate the Fan assembly in the locator diagram Internal Modules Figure 6 8 on page 6 19 Additional modules to be Removed H Trim all...

Page 186: ...oard b Remove the two T 15 Torxdrive screws securing the fan assembly to the top main chassis c Lift the fan assembly up and out from the chassis 4 Reinstallation Do in reverse steps a through c to re...

Page 187: ...pull it out from the oscilloscope to disconnect it from the following connectors J2 Power supply board and J102 Acquisition board b Remove the Rear Power Distribution board Grasp the Rear Power Distri...

Page 188: ...locator diagram Internal Modules Figure 6 8 on page 6 19 Additional modules to be Removed H Trim all H Bottom cover H Left and Right covers H Front and Rear Distribution Boards and the PA bus intercon...

Page 189: ...age power supply to rear chassis c Grasp the low voltage power supply and carefully slide the assembly out of the oscilloscope 4 Reinstallation Do in reverse steps a through c to reinstall the low vol...

Page 190: ...Remove the two T 15 Torxdrive screws that secure the floppy disk drive assembly into the front chassis b Slide the floppy drive assembly with cable attached out toward the rear of the oscilloscope Pla...

Page 191: ...RW bracket Leave floppy drive cable attached Processor board edge connector Figure 6 24 NLX assembly removal 4 Remove the Riser Adapter and NLX Boards See Figure 6 25 on page 6 43 a Remove the two T...

Page 192: ...pter board from the NLX board assembly e Remove the four T 15 Torxdrive screws that secure NLX board to the NLX support bracket f Remove the six 3 16 nut posts that secure the three connectors to the...

Page 193: ...ries Service Manual 6 43 T 15 Torx screw 4 T 15 Torx screw 2 J510 NLX board Riser adapter board NLX support bracket Nut post 6 Floppy drive cable Hard drive cable connector CDROM RW cable connector Fi...

Page 194: ...n power cable J14 from P14 on the NLX board b Push down and pull out on the holding bracket located nearest to the outer edge of the circuit board c Pull out and unlatch the remaining bracket d Lift t...

Page 195: ...of the locking lever and swing it up to release the socket J14 power cable NLX board Microprocessor Fan and heatsink P14 Socket Push down and pull out to release the holding bracket Push down and pul...

Page 196: ...nd cables J130 and J170 from the PPC processor board b Remove the nine T 15 Torxdrive screws securing the PPC processor to the chassis support c Remove the five T 15 Torxdrive screws securing the PPC...

Page 197: ...ocedures TDS6000 Series Service Manual 6 47 J691 J690 J190 T 15 Torx screw 9 5 16 Nut post 2 3 16 Nut post 2 Chassis support PPC Processor board Phillips screw 2 Support bracket J170 J130 Figure 6 27...

Page 198: ...c Remove the six Torxdrive T 15 screws securing the Acquisition assembly to the chassis d Slide the Acquisition board toward the rear of the oscilloscope Then lift the board out of the oscilloscope N...

Page 199: ...cuit board See Figure 6 30 page 6 52 Remove the five T 15 Torxdrive screws securing the TekConnect board to the combination assembly 6 Remove a TekConnect bucket See Figure 6 30 page 6 52 Remove the t...

Page 200: ...d Installation Procedures 6 50 TDS6000 Series Service Manual T 15 Torx screw 6 Acquisition circuit board T 15 Torx screw 13 J2001 Coaxial cable J2000 Coaxial cable Figure 6 28 Acquisition circuit boar...

Page 201: ...Removal and Installation Procedures TDS6000 Series Service Manual 6 51 T 15 Torx screw 3 Nut and Washer 4 each Cables 4 TekConnect ribbon cable Figure 6 29 Front panel combination assembly removal...

Page 202: ...Removal and Installation Procedures 6 52 TDS6000 Series Service Manual TekConnect bucket T 15 Torx screw 3 T 15 Torx screw 5 TekConnect board Figure 6 30 TekConnect board and TekConnect bucket removal...

Page 203: ...e contact your local Tektronix Service Center Service Level This subsection contains information and procedures designed to help you isolate faulty modules in the oscilloscope If a module needs to be...

Page 204: ...riser board H Faulty PPC board CD ROM related symptoms H Defective CD ROM H Defective CD ROM drive cable H Defective CD ROM board H Incorrect CD ROM configuration in the BIOS setup Flat panel display...

Page 205: ...might also be required to correct some faults Under those circumstances you will need the test equipment listed in the Performance Verification and Adjustment Procedures in this manual Fault Isolatio...

Page 206: ...oot on page 6 59 2 See Booting Into Windows on page 6 59 3 Boot to Safe Mode and restore the registry 4 Consult the troubleshooting section of your Microsoft Windows manual 5 See Troubleshooting Using...

Page 207: ...pe thinks power is on a red light see Figure 6 32 means that there is an over current condition If the on standby pin pin C1 of P201 on the rear power distribution board or pin B162 on the riser board...

Page 208: ...34 on page 6 59 Measure the power supply voltages with the voltmeter and compare each reading to the values listed in the tables If the voltages are within about 5 of the nominal voltages your power s...

Page 209: ...boot time and while using an external monitor connected to the NLX external video port press F2 to enter the BIOS setup The Advanced Video Configuration menu lets you select PCI LCD or AGP the NLX po...

Page 210: ...and then try to reenter the application without re booting 6 Set Diagnostic Selection DIP switch 2 to off see Dip Switch Controls on page 6 69 for more information reboot check the Diagnostic LED see...

Page 211: ...provide more extensive tests than the power on diagnostics The power on tests check the generic hardware including the keyboard mouse memory CPU and associated peripherals The interrupt lines and tri...

Page 212: ...ng Repair or replace any failed component identified by QAPlus Win NOTE To run QAPlus Win you must have either a working keyboard or a working mouse or other pointing device and Windows running To run...

Page 213: ...found replace the module The two levels of diagnostics are the short confidence set and the extended set that tests the oscilloscope circuitry in depth and takes more time At power on the oscilloscop...

Page 214: ...ode during the memory test Pri Master HDD Error Pri Slave HDD Error Sec Master HDD Error Sec Slave HDD Error Could not read sector from corresponding drive A Drive Error B Drive Error No response from...

Page 215: ...not find a boot device Off Board Parity Error A parity error occurred on an off board card This error is followed by an address On Board Parity Error A parity error occurred in onboard memory This er...

Page 216: ...llel ports 13h Reset PCI BM 85h Initialize PCI PCC devices 14h Initialize keyboard controller 86h Reinitialize on board I O ports 16h BIOS ROM checksum 87h Configure MCD devices 17h Presize DRAM 88h I...

Page 217: ...tion B4h One beep before boot 46h Check ROM copyright notice B5h Quiet boot end display MultiBoot menu 48h Check video configuration against CMOS B6h Check password optional 49h Initialize PCI bus and...

Page 218: ...s not properly checksum to zero An external ROM module for example a video BIOS can also issue audible errors usually consisting of one long tone followed by a series of short tones For more informati...

Page 219: ...pter board square pins to hear the codes Table 6 11 Beep codes Radisys Check point code Error message Beep code 16h BIOS ROM checksum 1 2 2 3 20h Test DRAM refresh 1 3 1 1 22h Test 8742 keyboard contr...

Page 220: ...to the set position removing the fault or by setting switch 6 to the default position 6 Stop on failing test Continue past failing test If set and a test fails the program checks switch 5 If not set...

Page 221: ...gh the AD bus 2 PC87560 walking one PC87560 configuration Request vendor device identifier Data 0x0face560 is written to MPC740 register gpr6 if correct identifier is returned If incorrect identifier...

Page 222: ...er NLX Windows PPC Oscilloscope NLX Primary PCI Bus Transparent Bridge Bridge PCMCIA PCMCIA Figure 6 35 The three PCI busses Using jumpers J840 and J841 see Figure 6 37 on page 6 74 you can selective...

Page 223: ...NLX board The RAGE is an AGP video adapter and the C T 6900 is a PCI bus video adapter The C T 6900 is made the primary video adapter because it can drive LCD panels Tektronix forces the C T 6900 to...

Page 224: ...following steps 1 Connect a PC with a GPIB interface to the GPIB interface of the oscilloscope WARNING Make sure the unique identifier does not end in all zeros before generating or setting the key 2...

Page 225: ...lling an Authorization Key If you replace your PPC board or add a new options you must install a new authorization key Install the authorization key using the following procedure 1 From the oscillosco...

Page 226: ...ows 98 select Start Programs Accessories System Tools ScanDisk H Using Microsoft MSDOS enter SCANDISK drive SURFACE AUTOFIX 4 If ScanDisk will not repair the disk format the hard disk drive using the...

Page 227: ...pler or strapping tape Shipping to the Service Center Contact the Service Center to get an RMA return material authorization number and any return or shipping information you may need If the oscillosc...

Page 228: ...Repackaging Instructions 6 78 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 229: ...012 xx Quick Reference Manual 8 languages 020 2426 xx Product Software CD 063 3541 xx Operating System Restore CD 063 3377 xx Optional Applications Software CD 063 3478 xx Online Help part of the appl...

Page 230: ...7 P6248 1 5 GHz differential probe1 P6248 P6249 4 GHz differential probe1 P6249 P6330 differential 3 GHz probe P6330 P7240 active 4 GHz probe P7240 P7330 differential 3 5 GHz probe1 P7330 TekConnect t...

Page 231: ...ion with documentation H Option USB USB2 0 Test application with documentation H Option SM Mask testing with documentation H Option ST Serial pattern triggering with documentation H Option TDS6UP Fiel...

Page 232: ...Options 7 4 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 233: ...List The modules that make up this instrument are often a combination of mechanical and electrical subparts Therefore all replaceable modules are listed in Section 10 Mechanical Parts List Refer to th...

Page 234: ...Electrical Parts List 8 2 TDS6000 Series Service Manual...

Page 235: ...logy is based on ANSI IEEE Std 91 1984 in terms of positive logic Logic symbols depict the logic function performed and can differ from the manufacturer s data The tilde preceding a signal name indica...

Page 236: ...board CD ROM Hard drive Acquisition board Power bus rear Power bus front GPIB PC CardBus x 2 type 1 2 RS232 TTY0 Diags Cal adjust lock VGA Floppy drive Display panel Inverter board Display adapter boa...

Page 237: ...nt 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 ch...

Page 238: ...Use the U S Federal Catalog handbook H6 1 for further item name identification 7 Mfr Code This indicates the code of the actual manufacturer of the part Code to name and address cross reference is lo...

Page 239: ...HADDON AVE PO BOX 1448 CAMDEN NJ 08103 16179 M A COM INC 1011 PAWTUCKER BLVD PO BOX 3295 LOWELL MA 01853 3295 1AW87 LEWIS SCREW CO 4300 SOUTH RACINE AVENUE CHICAGO IL 60609 1DM20 PARLEX CORP 7 INDUSTR...

Page 240: ...WILLOW LANE LAKE OSWEGO OR 97035 93907 CAMCAR DIV OF TEXTRON INC ATTN ALICIA SANFORD 516 18TH AVE ROCKFORD IL 611045181 94222 SOUTHCO INC 210 N BRINTON LAKE RD CONCORDVILLE PA 19331 S5769 NEC CORPORAT...

Page 241: ...s Service Manual 10 5 Manufacturers cross index cont Mfr code City state zip code Address Manufacturer TK6181 IMC PLASTICS INC 19400 SW TETON AVE TUALATIN OR 97062 TK6253 VOLEX INTERCONNECT INC 646 CA...

Page 242: ...3 9 200 4522 00 1 COVER RIGHT PCABS 13 645L X 8 250W BLUE TK6181 200 4522 00 10 212 0232 00 2 SCREW MACHINE 8 32 X 1 125L PNH STL BLACK OXIDE T 20 0KB01 OBD 11 367 0477 00 1 HANDLE CARRYING POLYPROPYL...

Page 243: ...Mechanical Parts List TDS6000 Series Service Manual 10 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 2 18 19 20 21 22 Figure 10 1 External parts...

Page 244: ...09 679 4476 00 16 614 1006 00 1 PANEL ASSY FRONT W HARDWARE ITEMS 17 THROUGH 22 80009 614 1006 00 17 679 5366 00 1 CKT BD SUBASSY FRONT PANEL 80009 679 5366 00 18 260 2760 00 1 SWITCH KEYPAD ELASTOMER...

Page 245: ...Mechanical Parts List TDS6000 Series Service Manual 10 9 1 2 3 4 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 8 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Figure 10 2 Front panel and drives...

Page 246: ...00 4 SCREW METRIC M2 X 0 4 X 16 MM L PH PHILLIPS DRIVE 0KB01 211 0887 00 12 671 4659 02 1 CKT BD SUBASSY PROCESSOR 80009 671 4659 02 13 441 2271 00 1 CHASSIS MAIN 0J9P9 441 2271 00 14 174 0206 00 2 C...

Page 247: ...Mechanical Parts List TDS6000 Series Service Manual 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 5 5 5 19 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Figure 10 3 Power supply...

Page 248: ...OAX CABLE RELAY PORT 1 DIAMETER 0 086 060D9 174 4567 00 10 015 1003 00 4 ATTENUATOR FXD SMA FEMALE TO SMA MALE 50 OHM 20 DB 2 WATTS DC 18 GHZ 0 99 L 16179 2082 4573 20 11 174 4568 00 1 CABLE ASSY ELEC...

Page 249: ...Mechanical Parts List TDS6000 Series Service Manual 10 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 12 Figure 10 4 Acquisition assembly...

Page 250: ...92 2637 250BKH 1 CABLE ASSY PWER 3 18 AWG 92 L STANDARD CABLE SEE FIG 10 1 6 1 POUCH PLASTIC POUCH STANDARD CABLE SEE FIG 10 1 1 TK2582 TK1441 BLACK CORDURA 020 2349 XX 1 SOFTWARE KIT LICENSE CERTIFIC...

Page 251: ...number Mfr part number Mfr code Name description Qty Serial no discont d Serial no effective Tektronix part number 071 7021 00 1 MANUAL TECH SERVICE TK2548 071 7021 00 016 1790 XX KIT RACKMOUNT OPTION...

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