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If your Teradyne Test Equipment has no vacuum, ensure the vacuum is plugged in and turned on. If you're using a local pump, press the Pump Start switch. Also, verify that the vacuum control switches are turned on.
How to troubleshoot no power on Teradyne Test Equipment?
If your Teradyne Test Equipment has no power, try turning the Power Control switch off and on. If the AC power cord isn't connected, turn off the main breaker on the rear panel before connecting the power cord. After connecting, ensure the main AC breaker is on.
What to do if Teradyne Z1890 Test Equipment is hissing?
If you hear a hissing noise while running the Teradyne Test Equipment, it's likely that the fixture or the board-under-test is leaking. Remove the fixture or board and have a qualified technician repair the defect.
General| Category | Test Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | Z1890 |
| Manufacturer | Teradyne |
| Applications | Semiconductor testing |
| Power Requirements | 200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| ATE | Yes |
| Type | ATE |
| Test Capabilities | Mixed-signal, digital, and memory device testing |
| Pin Count | Up to 1024 |
| Speed | Up to 1 GHz |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on configuration |
| Weight | Varies depending on configuration |
| Humidity | 20-80% RH, non-condensing |
Overview of safety policies, warnings, and general safe operation.
Recommended safety procedures for operating the tester.
Measures to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge to components.
Explains symbols and labels indicating hazards and important information.
Defines terms like Danger, Caution, and Warning used in the manual.
Steps for safely powering the tester on and off.
Critical steps to immediately disconnect power in emergencies.
Identifies electrical and mechanical hazards outside the tester.
Lists systems and assemblies accessible to operators.
Provides front, top, and rear views of various Z1800-Series testers.
Describes operator control panels, pods, test jack panels, and interface vacuum switches.
Details ports and connectors on the rear panels of various tester models.
Explains the AC power assembly, circuit breakers, and outlets for different testers.
Describes the interface connecting the tester to the board test fixture.
Explains the vacuum system, fixture types, and computer interface.
Covers initial setup, static safety, printer check, and fixture inspection.
Procedures for loading fixtures and boards onto the tester.
Steps for logging in and selecting test programs.
How to start, stop, and control test execution using on-screen buttons.
Using Digital Tracer for testing component lead connectivity.
Understanding failure messages and printouts for diagnosis.
Solutions for common tester problems like power, failures, and vacuum.
