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General| Brand | Tektronix |
|---|---|
| Model | 2232 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Key safety precautions, operating terms, and symbols for safe use.
Information regarding the instrument's power source requirements and connections.
Crucial safety instructions for qualified personnel performing service.
Guidelines for safe power source connections during servicing.
Overview of the TEKTRONIX 2232 oscilloscope's capabilities.
Details on measurement precision and digital resolution.
List of items included with the 2232 oscilloscope.
Environmental and operational conditions affecting performance.
General safety precautions for operating the oscilloscope.
Information on acceptable line voltage ranges for operation.
Details on the correct power cord usage and connection.
Guidance on checking and replacing the line fuse.
Information on proper ventilation and cooling.
Procedure for powering up the instrument.
Instructions for safely packing the instrument.
Overview of how the Theory of Operation section is structured.
Explanation of digital logic and linear circuits.
High-level overview of the instrument's architecture.
In-depth explanation of specific circuit blocks.
How the instrument captures and stores data.
Functionality of the digital time base system.
Operation and features of the digital display.
How the vector generator creates waveform displays.
Functionality of the Z-axis signal.
Procedure for adjusting the probe.
Information on RS-232 and GPIB interfaces.
Overview of the instrument's power supply system.
Detailed description of power supply stages.
Explanation of secondary power supplies and CRT operation.
Functionality of the X-Y plotter output.
Overview of the adjustment procedure and its purpose.
Objective of performing instrument adjustments.
List of necessary test equipment for adjustments.
Specification limits for performing adjustments.
Steps to take before performing adjustments.
Adjustment procedures for power supply and CRT.
Adjustment procedures for vertical settings.
Adjustment procedures for horizontal settings.
Adjustment procedures for trigger settings.
Precautions for handling static-sensitive parts.
Routine checks to maintain instrument performance.
Procedures for inspecting and cleaning the instrument.
Introduction to troubleshooting methods.
Using the instrument's diagnostic functions.
Procedures for repairing faults.
How to order replacement parts.
Overview of optional accessories for the instrument.
Detailed descriptions of available options.
Information on power cords for different regions.
Details on Option 10 (GPIB).
Details on Option 12 (RS-232).
Details on Option 33 (Travel Lamp).
Service-related information for specific options.
Guidelines for ordering replacement electrical parts.
Explanation of the part listing indentation system.
Description of how item names are listed.
Reference to figures and index numbers for parts.
List of abbreviations used in part listings.
Example of how component numbers are presented.
Index linking manufacturer codes to company names.
Guidelines for ordering replacement mechanical parts.
Explanation of the part listing indentation system.
Description of how item names are listed.
Reference to figures and index numbers for parts.
List of abbreviations used in part listings.
Example of how component numbers are presented.
Index linking manufacturer codes to company names.
Explanation of symbols used in schematic diagrams.
Notes on component values and units.
How to locate components using assembly and grid data.
Details on revisions and updates to the service manual.
Specific changes to the electrical parts list.
Updates or corrections made to the diagrams.
