Performance CheckICalibration-314  Service 
STORAGE 
Equipment Required 
1.  Digital Voltmeter 
5.  Time-Mark  Generator 
2. 
Standard Amplitude Calibrator 
6. 
Function Generator 
I 
3.  Test Oscilloscope  7.  50-ohm BNC Cable 
I 
1 
4. 
10X Probe 
8. 
50-ohm BNC Termination 
I 
See 
Control Settings 
INTENSITY 
POWER 
FOCUS 
CH 1 and CH 
2 
VARIABLE 
POSITION 
lnput Coupling 
CH 1 
CH 
2 
DISPLAY 
CH 
2 
INVERT 
TRIGGERING 
LEVEL 
SLOPE 
Coupling 
Source 
Mode 
TIME/DIV 
Variable 
Horizontal POSITION 
SWEEP MAG 
STORAGE 
STORE 
ENHANCE 
AUTO ERASE 
ENHANCE LEVEL 
VIEWING TIME 
EXT 
ATTEN (side panel) 
1.  Adjust  Operating Level 
a.  Push STORE button in. 
b.  Connect  DVM between 
midrange 
on 
midrange 
CAL 
midrange 
DC 
GND 
CH 1 
out 
midrange 
+ 
AC 
I NT 
AUTO 
1 ms 
CA L 
midrange 
X 
1 
out 
out 
out 
CCW 
CCW 
X 
1 
terminals  N and T on the 
Storage circuit board (see Fig. 7-3 for location). 
c.  ADJUST-R519  (see Fig. 7-5), Operating Level, to 
the operating level shown on the crt tag. Remove DVM. 
in the pullout Diagrams section 
NOTE 
If the operating level is not available from the crt tag, 
adjust the operating level as follows: 
a.  Release STORE button to out position. 
b.  Turn 
R519  (see  Fig. 7-5), Operating  Level, fully 
counterclockwise. 
C. 
d. 
e. 
Then 
Set CH 
1 
lnput Coupling to GND. 
Set INTENSITY control for normal viewing level. 
Push STORE button in. Let background light fully. 
press ERASE button. 
f.  Rotate CH 1 POSITION control to produce a series 
of horizontal lines vertically in viewing area. Note that the 
lines fade out rapidly. 
g.  Press  ERASE  button and then  STORE  button to 
erase  and  rewrite  the  lines  (using Vertical  POSITION 
control)  while  adjusting  R519  clockwise  in  small  in- 
crements until there is no deterioration of the stored lines 
about 1 minute after erasure. 
h.  Connect DVM between terminals T and N on the 
Storage circuit board. Note the voltage reading. 
i. 
Turn R519 fully clockwise. Erase display and turn 
Vertical POSITION to produce a series of lines in viewing 
area. Note that background light level is high and lines run 
together. 
REV. 
A, 
AUG. 
1975