Tektronix PHASER 780 manual General Troubleshooting, Problem Probable cause Solution

Models: PHASER 780

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General Troubleshooting

Problem

Probable cause

Solution

Prints curl.

On some paper types, prints with uneven coverage

When making prints with heavy coverage, select

 

may curl where coverage is heaviest.

Face Down as the Output Order at the printer’s

 

 

front panel or from your application’s Print menu.

 

 

 

Oversize media does not feed from the universal paper trays or the multi-purpose tray.

Too much media is loaded in the tray.

Decrease the amount of media loaded in the multi- purpose tray. See “Specialty Media” on page 14 for the tray capacity for different types of media.

Toner residue is found in the printer.

Toner cartridges are being removed and reinstalled in the printer before they are empty.

Remove toner cartridges only when they are empty and you have been prompted by the front panel to replace them.

Media frequently wraps around the fuser.

Incorrect media is being used.

Use laser paper only; do not use inkjet paper.

 

 

Use only Tektronix Glossy Coated Paper.

 

 

Make sure that transparencies are loaded with

 

 

the notch in the correct position. See “Loading

 

 

the Optional Transparency Tray” on page 13 and

 

 

“Transparencies” on page 15.

 

 

 

 

The fuser roll cartridge is used up.

Replace the fuser roll cartridge.

 

 

 

Colors printed are not accurate.

An incorrect color correction is being used.

Select a different color correction. See page 23

 

 

for more information.

 

 

Open and close the front door of the printer. This

 

 

action causes the printer to autocalibrate the

 

 

colors.

 

 

 

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Tektronix PHASER 780 manual General Troubleshooting, Problem Probable cause Solution

PHASER 780 specifications

The Tektronix PHASER 780 is a state-of-the-art test and measurement instrument designed for advanced signal integrity and performance analysis in a range of applications. Renowned for its precision and versatility, the PHASER 780 caters to engineers and technicians who require reliable measurements for high-speed digital designs.

One of the standout features of the PHASER 780 is its advanced time-domain reflectometry (TDR) capabilities. This function allows users to analyze transmission line characteristics and detect impedance mismatches, which can lead to signal degradation. With a high spatial resolution, the PHASER 780 provides remarkable accuracy in locating faults and understanding the physical characteristics of a device under test.

The instrument is equipped with a multi-channel measurement system, enabling simultaneous analysis of multiple signals. This feature is particularly beneficial for comparing the performance of multiple data lines or for analyzing multi-channel systems, such as those found in high-speed communication interfaces. The four-channel configuration enhances efficiency, allowing for comprehensive testing without the need for multiple instruments.

Another notable technology within the PHASER 780 is its robust signal analysis capabilities. The device supports a wide frequency range, making it suitable for various applications, including RF and microwave testing. With a bandwidth of up to several GHz, the PHASER 780 ensures accurate measurements across high-speed standards such as PCIe, USB, and DDR memory technologies.

User-friendly software complements the PHASER 780's hardware, offering intuitive interfaces for data visualization and analysis. The software suite includes features for automated reporting, making it easier for engineers to share findings and collaborate across teams. Additionally, the instrument supports extensive data export options, enhancing flexibility in data management.

In terms of connectivity, the PHASER 780 integrates with standard test and measurement environments, providing ease of use in various lab setups. Its scalability allows for integration into larger test systems, ensuring it remains a valuable tool as testing requirements evolve.

In summary, the Tektronix PHASER 780 is a powerful tool with a focus on precise measurements, advanced signal integrity analysis, and user-friendly operation. Its blend of TDR capabilities, multi-channel support, extensive frequency range, and robust software makes it an indispensable resource for engineers in high-speed digital design and testing.