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General| Brand | Helwett Packard |
|---|---|
| Model | 83482A |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Details the warranty period and conditions for product defects.
Specifies conditions under which the warranty does not apply to product defects.
Outlines the sole and exclusive remedies available to the buyer.
Explains safety symbols, technical symbols, and typographical conventions.
Alerts users to personal injury risks from contact with instrument and system points.
Warns about equipment protection impairment and prohibits user servicing.
Warns about damage from incorrect voltage settings and ESD, providing precautions.
Verify system components, inspect containers, and check serial numbers.
Instructions for installing the plug-in module into the mainframe slots.
Warns against using extender cables to prevent damage due to improper grounding.
Specifies the required firmware revision for the plug-in module.
Guides on packaging, describing failures, and notifying service for instrument returns.
Details on writing failure descriptions and what information to include with returned instruments.
Emphasizes protecting electrical and optical connectors from damage.
Warns against using incorrect packaging materials that can cause damage or static electricity.
Provides guidelines for selecting cartons, packing material, and sealing shipments.
Lists specific options and accessories for the HP 83482A module.
Details the front panel layout including inputs, connectors, and keys.
Explains front-panel keys, softkeys, and shifted functions.
Describes the Channel Setup menu and available softkeys.
Warns about ESD damage to input circuits and provides grounding precautions.
Notes differences between optical and electrical channel setup menus.
How to display optical and electrical channel setup menus.
Explains the function of turning the channel display on and off.
Controls the vertical scaling of the waveform, with options for fine mode.
Adjusts the waveform vertically, with specific behavior for optical and electrical channels.
Allows changing bandwidth and wavelength settings for channels.
Enables selection of 18 GHz or 40 GHz bandwidth on electrical channels.
Controls the filter function for the channel, turning it on and off.
Selects desired wavelength for calibrated measurements on optical channels.
Provides a fast method for determining optimal vertical scale settings.
Allows setup for external converters/attenuators and adjusts scaling.
Lets user select representation for probe attenuation factor (decibel or ratio).
Selects attenuation to match connected device and adjusts scale factors.
Selects units of measure for channel scale, offset, and vertical values.
Compensates for actual probe characteristics rather than ideal ones.
Explains external trigger level range and slot-dependent trigger source selection.
Warns about safe input voltage and ESD for trigger inputs, providing precautions.
Discusses input circuitry damage risk and connector care for accurate measurements.
Warns against exceeding input power levels to prevent damage to input circuitry.
Details factory calibrations including mainframe and O/E wavelength calibration.
Discusses mainframe calibration switch, protected position, and service guide.
Advises placing a sticker over the switch to prevent unauthorized access.
Warns against attempting mainframe calibration without consulting the service guide.
Recommends calibration annually or when temperature changes by 5°C.
Compensates photodetector responsivity and is performed annually.
Explains O/E calibration's impact and annual service center recommendation.
Lists user-performable calibrations for optical and electrical channels.
Warns about ESD damage to input circuits and provides grounding precautions.
Compensates photodetector responsivity for user-defined wavelengths.
Emphasizes accuracy dependence on optical source power and connector cleanliness.
Step-by-step instructions for performing an O/E user-wavelength calibration.
Instructions for using a previously performed O/E user-wavelength calibration.
Establishes vertical accuracy for specific plug-in modules in mainframe slots.
Procedure to display the temperature change since the last Plug-in Vertical Calibration.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a plug-in module vertical calibration.
Performs a quick offset calibration on the optical channel for measurements.
Steps to initiate an offset calibration for the module.
Measures optical channel offset without light for extinction ratio measurements.
Steps to initiate a dark calibration, requiring color grade to be enabled.
Changes horizontal position to compensate for timing differences between channels.
Steps to skew two channels, overlaying waveforms by adjusting rising edges.
Applies to electrical measurements, adjusting scale factors for probes.
Explains how the instrument compensates for probe characteristics.
Steps to calibrate an HP identifiable probe using the setup key.
Steps to calibrate a non-identifiable probe using the CAL hook.
Instructions for calibrating other devices when units are Ampere, Watt, or Unknown.
Allows entering an offset value to compensate for gains or losses from external devices.
Steps to adjust the external scale, setting attenuation units and values.
Summarizes Mainframe, O/E Factory, O/E User, and Plug-in Vertical Calibrations.
Summarizes Offset Zero, Dark, Probe, and Channel Skew Calibrations.
Summarizes External Scale Calibration and refers to O/E User Wavelength Calibration.
Describes warranted performance characteristics of the product.
Provides useful, nonwarranted information about product functions and performance.
Recommends calibration every 24 months by an HP service facility.
Lists specifications and characteristics, applying to specific temperature ranges.
Details bandwidth, DC accuracy, DC difference, transition time, and noise for electrical channels.
Lists scale factor, offset range, dynamic range, and safe input voltage for electrical channels.
Details bandwidth, DC accuracy, DC difference, transition time, and noise for optical channels.
Lists scale factor, offset range, connector type, and specified operating range.
Specifies operating and non-operating temperature and humidity ranges.
States that power is supplied by the mainframe.
Provides net and shipping weight for the plug-in module.
Details nominal impedance, connector type, trigger level range, and safe input voltage.
Displays figures showing the characteristic impulse response of the module.
Declares compliance with ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014 product specifications.
Provides suggestions for troubleshooting when the plug-in module fails to operate.
Lists checks to perform if the mainframe does not operate.
Provides checks and procedures if the plug-in module does not operate.
Addresses issues where memory contents may be corrupt, requiring service.
Explains common error messages and provides resolution steps.
Explains memory read errors and suggests reinstalling the plug-in.
Addresses communication timeouts with the plug-in module.
Indicates communication failure, possibly due to hardware issues.
Describes errors related to the mainframe-to-plug-in module interface.
Explains ID errors due to mismatch between plug-in memory and hardware.
Indicates calibration failure due to insufficient power.
Emphasizes connector care for measurement accuracy and reducing downtime.
Provides guidelines for cleaning optical connectors to ensure accurate measurements.
Recommends avoiding index matching compounds on instruments.
Discusses testing insertion loss and return loss of cables and accessories.
Suggests visual inspection for contamination or imperfections on fiber ends.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning non-lensed optical connectors.
Warns against using foam swabs on optical fiber ends due to filmy deposits.
Advises against shaking or inverting compressed air canisters.
Procedure for cleaning optical adapters using foam swabs and compressed air.
Lists equipment required for testing insertion and return loss.
Provides basic principles for microwave connector care and handling.
Lists US and European field operations contact information.
Lists Intercon field operations contact information for Australia, Canada, etc.
