IQC 5000B Operation Manual
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Caution Statements
The IQC5000 consists of complex precision RF test equipment and electronic hardware. Care should be taken in
handling the equipment to limit shock and vibration.
This equipment is not considered user service
able, and should only be modified or serviced by qualified
personnel. Failure to do so may result in damage to the equipment, injury, or even death.
The following equipment cautions appear in the text and are repe
ated here for emphasis.
CAUTION
RF Connector Torque Ratings
When mating RF connectors, ensure that they are properly aligned and not cross-
threaded. Additionally, do not under/over torque RF connectors, as this could result in
unreliable results, or worse, damaging the IQC5000. Always check manufacturer
specification for proper torque ratings of all RF connectors. The table below defines the
recommended torque ratings for RF connectors used within the IQC5000.
RF Connector Type Torque Rating (inch-pounds)
SMA 8.0
CAUTION
Use extra care when connecting External MiniSAS HD connectors, the ports are keyed,
but can be forced in upside-down.
CAUTION
Signal strength should not go beyond the range of the spectrum analyzer, as this can
damage internal components.
CAUTION
Failure to Follow Programming Steps in Correct Order May Result in Device Failure
If the IQC5000 is power-cycled before all steps are taken, or if the unit is programmed out of
the listed order, the unit may become unresponsive to further programming or cease to
operate functionally.
CAUTION
Marker and Trigger Input Voltage Should Not Exceed 5V
The operating range for the marker and trigger inputs is 1 to 3.3V DC. The input voltage
should not exceed 5V, as this could result in damage to the IQC5000.
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