4: Troubleshooting the 4092A
Perform all of the following procedures before returning the unit for service. If the unit still appears to have a problem, call Timing Solutions Corporation and request technical support. Have the serial number of your unit ready to give to a technical representative.
4.1 Troubleshooting Input Problems
As long as the 4092A is in autoswitch mode and has two valid input signals connected, the unit will automatically switch to the other input channel if it stops receiving a valid signal on the active channel.
If the unit loses the active input signal, the LED for the that input turns red until you correct the problem. To correct the problem, you must ensure that the channel is receiving a valid signal and reset to the autoswitch mode.
Table 3 shows the INPUT LED states, their definitions, and actions required. Table 4 shows the INPUT SELECT LED states, their definitions, and actions required.
Table 3: INPUT LED troubleshooting
Input LED status | What it means | What do to |
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One or both LEDs solid red | The red LED shows that the channel is | 1. Check that the input cable is |
| not receiving a valid signal. | connected. |
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| 2. Check that the input signal meets the |
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| following specifications for |
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| modulated signals: |
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| • Signal type: |
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| • Input level: > 2.8 V Peak to |
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| Peak into 50 Ω. |
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| 3. Check that the input signal meets the |
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| following specifications for |
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| unmodulated signals: |
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| • Signal Frequency: 1- 200 kHz |
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| • Input level: > 1.5V Peak to Peak |
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| into 50 Ω. |
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| 4. Check that the impedance and signal |
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| type jumpers are set correctly. See |
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| “4.4 Configuring for Input Signal |
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| and Impedance” on page 19. |
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| 5. If the LED remains red, contact |
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| TSC. |
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| • See “5.1 Warranty Information” |
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| on page 23. |
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