Model 8340A - Service
Implementation
STROBE VERIFICATION
The equipment that is required for strobe verification is a logic probe. The procedure is as
follows:
1.
With the HP 8340A switched to ST ANDRY:, place the appropriate assembly on an extender
board. Switch the HP 8340A ON and connect the logic probe to
+
5V and ground.
2.
Press
[INSTR PRESET] [MANUAL].
3. Press
[SHIFT] [GHz]
xx
[Hz].
This key sequence sets up the I/O Strobe Channel. Enter the desired Channel number where
the xx is located.
4. Press
[SHIFT] [MHz]
yy
[Hz].
This key sequence sets up the I/O Strobe Subchannel. Enter the desired Subchannel number
where the yy is located.
5. Press
[SHIFT] [kHz].
This sequence sets up an I/O write and will allow the Strobe to be pulsed.
6.
Probe the appropriate IC pin and rotate the RPG. Verify that the probe (Strobe) is' pulsing.
OUTPUT REGISTER VERIFICATION
The output registers are the devices which latch the data from the data bus and then transmit it to
other parts of the instrument. No other manipulation is done. The equipment that is required to
test these devices is either a logic probe or a DVM. The procedure is as follows:
1.
Verify the operation of the output register's I/O Strobe as described in the strobe verification
procedure.
2.
Press
[INSTR PRESET] [MANUAL].
Setting the instrument in MANUAL mode prevents the processor from writing data to the
device being tested. This ensures that the data being entered from the front panel is not
changed prior to testing the device.
3. Press
[SHIFT] [GHz]
xx
[Hz].
This key sequence sets up the I/O Strobe Channel. Enter the desired Channel number where
the xx is located.
4. Press
[SHIFT] [MHz]
yy
[Hz].
This key sequence sets up the I/O Strobe Subchannel. Enter the desired Subchannel number
where the yy is located.
5. Press
[SHIFT] [kHz].
This key sequence sets up an I/O write and will allow data to be written to the device being
accessed.
NOTE
Steps
6
through
9
assume that the data lines are connected to the
output register in sequence. If this is not the case, ensure adjacent
output pins are not set to the same logic level (refer to Table 8A-5).
If an adjacent pin is high that should be low, subtract the decimal
value of the data line from the number given in Table 8A-5a. If an
adjacent pin is low that should be high, add the decimal value to the
number given in step
6
or 8.
6.
Press
[2] [1] [8] [4] [5] [Hz].
This key sequence places alternate l's and O's onto the data bus and causes the data to be
latched into the output register being accessed. Alternating the l's and O's allows the device
being tested to be checked for highs and lows on the output and also for output pins that may
be shorted together.
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