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Preventive Maintenance

Preventive Maintenance

Preventive maintenance for the multiple channel controller consists of cleaning various parts of the mainframe. The switch control unit and switches do not require preventive maintenance. Agilent recommends a twelve month interval between cleaning. However, cleaning intervals are mostly dependent upon where the mainframe is used. The mainframe should be cleaned more often if it is used in a dusty, or very humid area.

To perform the preventive maintenance, refer to the mainframe, Agilent E1301B, Service Manual. The maintenance instructions are in the Operating Instructions chapter.

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Contents

Agilent Technologies 85330A Multiple Channel Controller Restricted Rights Legend What You’ll Find in This Manual… Chapter Warranty Certiﬁcation Documentation Warranty Assistance Service and Support Europe Safety and Regulatory Information Instrument Markings Safety Earth Ground Viii Manufacturers Declaration Sound Emmisions Declaration of Conformity Typeface Conventions Xii Contents Operator’s Check Manual Operation Case of Difficulty Accessory Documentation Glossary Xviii85330A Multiple Channel Controller Installation Installation at a Glance Preparing the Main Antenna Measurement System Installing the Agilent 85330A Multiple Channel ControllerHow to use the ﬁgure Choosing the Proper Conﬁguration Flow Chart for Choosing the Correct Installation 85330A Installation Diagram for 8530A Source Control 85330A Installation Diagram for Fast TTL Source Control Loading the Driver from a Personal Computer Checking Operation of the Multiple Channel ControllerEquipment Needed Procedure Ibasic is only present if the Ibasic option is installed Selecting Positive or Negative-Edge Event Triggers Refer to -4 on Positive/Negative-Edge Event Trig jumpers Installing the Switch Control Units and Switches SCU and Switch Mounting Diagram Installing the Switch Control Units and Switches This Chapter Description Recommended Equipment Required Equipment Performance Veriﬁcation Test Setting Up the EquipmentSystem Digital Oscilloscope Network Analyzer Cables Calibration Save Setup Measurement Display Turn-On Switch Control Unit VoltagesVerifying the Multiple Channel Controller Voltage Check Inputs/Outputs Output Trigger Test Pulse Receive and Cycle Test Counter Pulse Delay Test Counter Pulse Delay Test Setup Measurement Busy Signal and Pulse Width Test Verifying the Switch Control Unit Verifying the RF Switches Switch Setup Recall Jumpers Verifying Remote Ports 1Equipment Required Remote Port 1 and remote Port 2 Test Procedure Pulse Test AUX 1 and AUXMeasuring Pulses from AUX 1 or AUX When Finished with All Tests Procedure Purpose Operator’s Check General Information Triggering Product DescriptionIn-depth Information Measurement Speed Advantages Lowering the Workload on the Computer Controller Installing the Detachable Power Cord Manual Operation Preparing the 85330A to Control the System Switch ComponentsSwitch control units Special Systems Downloadable Driver System Interface Required Equipment PIN switch modules85383A Local Control Cable 85383B expansion cable 85384A Switch Driver CableAgilent 85383 Wiring Table 85385A Remote Trigger Cable 85331A SP2T PIN Switch PIN Switches85332A SP4T PIN Switch Supplied Equipment and Software Supplied Equipment and Software Environmental Limits Characteristics85330A Multiple Channel Controller Environmental Conditions for the 85330A Size and Dimensions DimensionsVentilation Requirements Front Panel Features Need More Information Rear Panel Features 85330A Rear Panel Connectors Rcvr Ready Remote 1 Switch Port 1 AUX Power Compatible RF Sources 85330A CompatibilityCompatible LO Sources Required Options for Agilent 836xx LO Sources 85330A Compatibility Manual Operation To Use the Front Panel About the Softkeys Menus Utility Keys Softkey Map 85330A Softkey Menu Map To View or Change the 85330’s Gpib Address Changing the Gpib Address To Close Any Switch in the System to select a channel More about Switch Addresses To Change the TTL State of AUX 1 or AUX To View the Most Recent Error MessageTo View the Revision of the Downloaded Driver To View Custom Option Number If Applicable To Perform Service FunctionsTo Manually Send Trigger Pulses To View Custom Option Number If Applicable This Chapter Gpib Addresses Long and Short Command Syntax 6Programming SCU address Switch addressDeﬁnition of Terms Channel How to Use the Figure To Choose a Measurement Conﬁguration CW Measurement Conﬁguration Description To Use this Conﬁguration 8530A settings Single Source Multiple-Frequency Conﬁguration 85330A settings Dual Source Multiple-Frequency Measurements 8530A Control of Sources Source settings Fast Source Control Selecting a Channel Other examples This example Number of Angular Increments Events List of Switch States To Use Run-Time Control ModeSetup 85330A Multiple Channel Controller Event Triggering Number of Frequency Points Switch Settling Time TTL Trigger and Ready Timeouts Select Switch State Idle Event Trigger Switch List LoopReceiver Ready Run-Time Flow Chart with Programming Command References Frequency Loop Event Loop Using IMM vs. TTL Trigger for Source Run-Time Measurement Sequence for Multiple Controllers To Use Run-Time Control Mode To Use Run-Time Control Mode Programming Examples Example Pairs Repeat Wait Until the Receiver is Ready to Is the Current Point RE-SAVE EX2 Output @RecLISFREQ Soft Reset If PassesAnglepts then RE-SAVE EX3 Assign HP 8530A HP-IB Output @RfSYSTLANG Scpi Output 1194 85330A Error Messages 1305 Not enough driver RAM for this driver 85330A Error Messages Command Syntax Common Command Format Standard Command Format Parameters Abbreviated CommandsParameter Types Default Syntax Example Common CommandsSyntax Example Default OPC? Default Syntax Standard Command ReferenceSubsystem Command Syntax ROUTe ROUTeDELay ROUTeCONTrol Subsystem Command Syntax RUNTime RUNTimeCONTroller RUNTimeEVENtCOUNt TTL Mode IMM Mode Default Syntax Example RUNTimeEVENtTRIGger RUNTimeINITiateIMM RUNTimeSOURceCOUNt RUNTimeSOURceSOURCE1TRIGger RUNTimeSOURceSOURCE2TRIGger RUNTimeSWITchDELay RUNTimeSWITchSCAN Sets AUX 2 output to TTL LOW during run-time RUNTimeSWITchTRIGger This command is in revision A.02.31 or greater RUNTimeTIMEoutEVENt RUNTimeTIMEoutRECeiver RUNTimeTIMEoutSOURce RUNTimeTIMEoutREMoteSYSTem SYSTemERRor? Read. The *CLS command will clear the error status Standard Command Reference When Turned on 85330A Does Not Show the Main Menu Case of Difficulty Service Introduction Theory of Operation Gpib 85330A Timing Sequence of a Typical Measurement Timing Sequence Trigger Widths Trigger Width Description Theory of Operation Recommended Test Equipment Required Test Equipment Service Troubleshooting the System TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Multiple Channel Controller Troubleshooting the RF Switch Troubleshooting the Cables TroubleshootingSwitch Port 1/2 Connector Pinout 85383A Connector Wiring Table 85385A Wiring Replaceable Parts 85330A System Identiﬁcation Diagram 85330A Mainframe Replacement Parts Mainframe, Plug-in Cards 85331/2 Switch Control Unit Replacement Parts RF Switch85331/2 Switch Replacement Parts Replacement Interconnect Cables for 85330/31/32 Interconnect Cables Assembly Assembly and DisassemblyDisassembly Mainframe E1330 Card Conﬁguration Card Conﬁguration Remove the Local Control cable and Switch Drive cable Adjustments Selecting Positive or Negative-Edge Event Triggers Selecting the Multiple Channel Controller’s Gpib Address Required Mating Connector Switching from the Internal to External Power Supply10 AUX Power In Connector Pinouts as looking at rear Preventive Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Accessory Documentation 10-2 Direct Control ControllerFast CW Modes Fast Data Acquisition Modes 85330A System Insertion Loss Operating CharacteristicReceive Switch LO/IF Unit Remote Run-Time Control ModeReceiver System Return Loss Standard System Switch Control UnitSwitch Module Typical Glossary Index Numerics Index-2 Index-3