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Overview of the Model 75 arbitrary waveform generator's capabilities.
Features for creating and modifying waveforms using thumbtacks and cursors.
Key capabilities including resolution, frequency control, and operating modes.
Technical details on output signals, resolution, sample rate, and environmental factors.
Procedures for checking the instrument for damage after unpacking.
Steps for connecting power, verifying line voltage, and setting fuses.
Step-by-step guide to verify basic instrument functions after setup.
Purpose of this section to describe the operation of the Model 75.
Identification and description of the front panel controls, connectors, and display.
Detailed explanation of operational configurations, features, and modes.
Procedure for setting up the instrument after power-on.
Procedures for modifying waveforms using editing features like thumbtacks and cursors.
Explanation of thumbtacks and cursor usage in waveform editing.
Description of the rubber band editing method for waveforms.
Procedure for inserting standard waveforms into memory.
Feature for adjusting waveform amplitude digitally.
Function to scale waveform portion to peak value.
Feature for adjusting waveform offset digitally.
Method for editing individual waveform points.
Setting the beginning and end points for waveform output.
Adjusting frequency, amplitude, offset, and operational modes.
Explanation of the five operating modes: Continuous, Triggered, Gated, Toggled, and Burst.
Procedure for inserting, clearing, and toggling break points in waveforms.
Adjusting the position and phase of the Sync Out pulse.
Methods for storing, recalling, and exchanging waveforms.
Technique for creating longer waveforms by chaining active and stored waveforms.
Function to display the count of completed waveforms since the last trigger.
Function to stop the output waveform at its current level.
Procedure to ramp the output back to the starting value.
Indication and consequences of low internal battery.
Connecting multiple Model 75 units in series for waveform generation.
Connecting multiple Model 75 units in parallel for simultaneous waveforms.
Details on controlling the instrument via the GPIB interface.
Information on GPIB interface functions, lines, and protocols.
Guide to programming the Model 75 using the GPIB interface.
Explanation of error reporting via the GPIB interface.
Explanation of controls for the RS-232-C serial interface.
Overview of RS-232-C standards, signals, and data transmission.
Explanation of error reporting via the RS-232-C interface.
Purpose of the section to familiarize users with circuit-level operation.
In-depth explanation of the instrument's internal circuits and their functions.
Overview of calibration procedures and specification verification.
Information regarding Wavetek's factory repair services for calibration or repair.
List of essential test equipment needed for calibration procedures.
Procedures for performing instrument calibration using front panel controls.
Procedure to verify the waveform amplitude accuracy across its range.
Procedure to verify the DC offset accuracy of the instrument throughout its range.
Procedure to verify the sample frequency accuracy of the Model 75.
Verification of the output waveform's rise and fall times against specified limits.
Verification of the "Sum In" gain accuracy of the Model 75.
Information on returning the instrument to Wavetek for repair or calibration.
Guidance on familiarizing oneself with the instrument before troubleshooting.
References to circuit guides for troubleshooting specific functional blocks.
Guidelines for testing individual components like transistors, diodes, and capacitors.
List of available assembly drawings and schematics for the instrument.
Information on errata pages that summarize recent changes to designs and circuits.
Instructions and required information for ordering spare parts.
ASCII code table and its command group classifications for interface communication.
Condensed guide to instrument controls, soft keys, and remote programming commands.
Overview of front panel soft key functions for parameter, edit, and setup menus.
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