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General| Brand | Huntron |
|---|---|
| Model | TRACKER 2700 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Information on how to contact Huntron for service, accessories, and other products.
Overview of the Huntron Tracker 2700 and 2700S, listing key features.
Detailed electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications for the Tracker 2700/2700S.
Important safety terms, symbols, and precautions to prevent injury and instrument damage.
Information regarding Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment (WEEE) and RoHS compliance.
Describes the basic operation of the Tracker 2700 and 2700S.
Lists the items included with the Tracker 2700/2700S shipment.
Explains how components are tested using the Tracker 2700's two-terminal system.
Details the location and replacement of the line fuse in the power entry module.
Brief overview of the instrument's externally accessible features.
Description of the front panel controls and connectors for easy function selection.
Details the secondary controls and connectors located on the back panel.
Explains the LCD display graticule, quadrants, and horizontal sensitivities.
Describes the procedure for turning on the Tracker 2700 and initial settings.
Explains how to select and connect test probes to channels A and B.
Details the Alternate mode for automatic switching between channels for comparison.
Explains how to select the five resistance ranges for optimal signature display.
Describes how to select the five available test signal frequencies.
Explains how to select the peak applied sine-wave voltage for testing.
Details the built-in DC voltage source for testing active devices.
Explains the scanning capabilities of the Tracker 2700S for up to 40 pins.
Introduces electronic troubleshooting using Tracker Signature Analysis (TSA).
Explains the fundamental principles of Tracker Signature Analysis (TSA).
Details the horizontal axis of the LCD display and its graticule lines.
Explains how the vertical trace deflection is controlled on the LCD display.
Describes the two fundamental Tracker signatures: open and short circuits.
Introduces the four basic component signatures: resistance, capacitance, inductance, and semiconductor.
Explains the STAR feature that protects components from excessive power.
Overview of the menu structure for selecting parameters and functions.
Explains how to navigate through the various menus on the Tracker 2700.
Details the Power-Up menu for frequency, pin selection, and scan rate adjustments.
Describes the main menu and its sub-menus: Display, Scan, and Control.
Functions of the Scan menu for configuring component pins and scan parameters.
Configuration options for scanning component pins, package type, and scan mode.
Settings for selecting voltage, resistance, or frequency scanning parameters.
Settings for configuring comparison tolerance and enabling/disabling compare mode.
Options for foot switch, pulse generator, and diagnostic functions.
Configuration of the optional foot switch functions for scan, channel, or range.
Settings for foot switch selection of resistance, voltage, or frequency.
Options for starting diagnostics, setting defaults, and toggling waveform display.
Explanation of the SigAssist feature for range selection and signature analysis.
How to apply test probes, identify resistive signatures, and analyze resistor behavior.
Explores capacitive signatures and their relation to capacitance, frequency, voltage, and resistance.
Explores inductive signatures and their relation to inductance, frequency, voltage, and resistance.
Testing electromechanical switches and relays using Tracker signatures.
Explains diode operation, signatures, and effects of parameters on diode signatures.
Covers bipolar transistor types, signatures, and identifying unknown transistors.
Testing optical switches, optocouplers, SCRs, and Triacs using the Tracker 2700.
Understanding IC signatures, common failure modes, and testing digital ICs.
Troubleshooting analog ICs like Op Amps and Linear Voltage Regulators.
Testing Low Voltage (LV) logic family ICs and their unique signatures.
Information on user maintenance items for the instrument.
Instructions for safely cleaning the instrument case without damage.
Recommendations for storing the unit to ensure optimum protection.
Details on warranty and out-of-warranty service procedures and contact information.
Contact details for Huntron, including phone, fax, email, and website.
