Appendix
A
Extended Functions with Diagnostic
Exercisers
Diagnostic exercisers provide access
to
an
operating-time log and they control
instrument setup modes and the viewing-time display. The available
GPIB interface
adds exercisers to establish system parameters
of
the instrument and
to
transfer the
set of thirty saved setups from one instrument to one or more other instruments. With
the available Television/Video
(TV) enhancement, added exercisers control video line
numbering. The available
DMM
also adds
an
exerciser,
DM
EXER 72. The Service
Manual describes other exercisers which are used only for instrument testing and
troubleshooting.
EXER
05
EXER 06
EXER 07
EXER 08
GP
EXER
11
GP
EXER
12
GP
EXER
13
GP
EXER
14
TV EXER
61
TV EXER 62
TV EXER 63
OM
EXER 72
Display Operating Time and Power Cycle Count
Select Setup to Use at Power
Up
Enable/Disable Setup SAVE and Sequence Definition
Initialize Setups
Program GPIB Address
Program
GPIB Message Terminator and Talk/Listen
Receive-Setups Mode
Send-Setups Mode
Select TV system-M or non-system-M
Select TV line numbering format
Select TV sync polarity default
Select DMM Continuity Tone and Input Resistance
To operate these features:
1.
Enter the Diagnostic Monitor mode by pressing and holding both
tlV
and tlt,
then pressing Trigger SLOPE while holding
tlV
and
tlt. The readout will
display
"DIAGNSTIC. PUSH AlB TRIG TO
EXIT:
indicating the Diagnostic
Monitor mode.
2.
Repeatedly press the upper or lower Trigger MODE button
to
sequence
through the
TEST and EXER routine labels and select the one you want
to
run.
3.
Press the upper Trigger COUPLING button
to
execute the selected Exerciser.
In
all
listed exercisers except EXER
OS,
the
GP
EXER's, and DM EXER 72,
repeatedly pressing the upper Trigger
COUPLING button cycles through the
available selections.
4.
To exit
an
exerciser, press the lower Trigger COUPLING button.
5.
To return to normal instrument operation, press A/B/TRIG (or, with the
available
CIT, press AlB/MENU).
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