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Excludes normal wear, improper maintenance, misuse, or operation outside specifications.
Manual is for personnel and customers; unauthorized use or disclosure is prohibited.
Guidelines for making manual changes, referencing black bars for modifications.
Details replacement pages for sections 1-7 and 1-8, indicating changes made in May 1995.
Describes the manual's coverage: general, installation, and operation for 67XXB Series.
Provides information on identification number, performance specs, options, and related manuals.
Explains the unique six-digit ID numbers for the basic frame and RF deck.
Details the three-manual set (OM, T&C, MM) and their respective coverage.
Describes the Series 67XXB as microprocessor-based, GPIB synthesized signal sources.
Details rack mount kit, attenuator options, rear panel RF output, and VNA compatibility.
Lists performance specifications for the 67XXB series synthesizers.
Details frequency ranges, time base stability, resolution, and reference outputs.
Details specifications for spurious signals (harmonics, nonharmonics) and phase noise.
Details accuracy and flatness for step sweep, CW, and analog sweep modes.
Covers AM, FM, and pulse modulation capabilities, including parameters and accuracy.
Explains GPIB indicators (REMOTE, TALK, LISTEN, SRQ, LOCAL LOCKOUT) and functions.
Covers stored setups, memory sequencing, self-test, secure mode, parameter entry, and warm-up time.
Lists essential test equipment for performance verification, calibration, and troubleshooting.
Provides information on inspection, preparation for use, and GPIB interconnections.
Details steps for inspecting the shipping container and instrument for damage.
Covers checking line voltage and adjusting the LINE SELECT switch and fuses.
Explains GPIB interface connections, cable requirements, and address settings.
Provides instructions for preparing the synthesizer for storage or shipment to prevent damage.
Overview of front panel functional groups and controls, logically grouped around data entry.
Covers initial power-up, self-testing, and resetting instrument controls to default settings.
Guides on entering frequency, selecting sweep modes, and setting trigger functions.
Provides detailed descriptions of individual front panel keys, connectors, and indicators.
Explains how to perform instrument self-tests and interpret results for error detection.
Describes rear panel connectors and switches for external connections and power.
Details static power mode, power sweep, and offset leveling for output power control.
Explains how to store, recall, and scan up to nine front panel setups.
Describes how output lock and level status are monitored via LEDs (RF NOT LEVELED, NOT-LOCKED).
Covers controlling and monitoring GPIB status, including address settings and local control.
Provides detailed descriptions of individual front panel keys, connectors, and indicators.
Explains the function of SELF TEST, RESET, and LINE keys for instrument control.
Details the F1-F9 SCAN keys for accessing and updating frequency parameters.
Describes keys for selecting sweep modes, ranges, and trigger methods.
Explains SET INCR/DECR SIZE, INCREASE, DECREASE, keypad, and entry indicators.
Details internal/external pulse, AM, and FM modulation controls and connectors.
Explains the MEASURE key for external power, FM deviation, and AM depth measurements.
Describes internal/external detector/power meter leveling and external gain calibration.
Details RF ON/OFF, LEVEL 1/MAX, LEVEL 2/PWR SWP DWELL TIME keys.
Explains RF NOT LEVELED, NOT-LOCKED indicators and the RF OUTPUT connector.
Details the SCAN SETUPS and RECALL/SAVE keys for managing front panel setups.
Describes the FREQUENCY, MODULATION/TIME, and LEVEL displays and their annunciators.
Explains GPIB indicators and the BUS ADRS/ RETURN TO LCL key for bus control.
Provides a description of the GPIB and synthesizer command codes with programming examples.
Explains the GPIB as an instrumentation interface, its connection, and data transfer.
Describes GPIB operation, including synthesizer functions as listener/talker and subset capabilities.
Classifies and describes synthesizer command codes for remote programming.
Details restrictions on command input format and provides notes for program readability.
Classifies commands into categories like Parameter Entry, Data Entry, CW Frequency, etc.
Explains commands for parameter entry, values, terminators, step sizes, and data entry codes.
Lists commands for selecting preset CW frequencies and scanning through them.
Details commands for sweep range, alternate sweep, trigger modes, and analog/digital select.
Describes commands for enabling, disabling, and controlling frequency markers (intensity/video).
Lists commands for applying AM, FM, and pulse modulation to the output signal.
Details commands for controlling output power leveling modes: internal, external detector, external meter.
Provides commands for measuring AM depth, FM deviation, and RF power.
Lists commands for outputting synthesizer parameters like frequency, power, and status to the controller.
Details commands for saving, recalling, and scanning front panel setups via GPIB.
Provides commands for enabling/disabling SRQ generation based on status byte conditions.
Allows control of rear panel functions via bus commands, overriding front panel settings.
Enables using GET bus message to trigger specific synthesizer functions for faster operation.
Provides commands for reducing frequency switching time and loading frequencies into a stack.
Details commands for executing complete or partial synthesizer self tests.
Lists commands for LCD control, returning to local control, resetting, high resolution, and CW ramp.
Lists bus messages (Device Clear, Go to Local, GET) and describes synthesizer responses.
Describes two types of errors: Invalid-Parameter and Syntax errors, and how the synthesizer handles them.
Details five methods to reset the synthesizer to its default operational state.
Provides examples of GPIB programming using synthesizer command codes for HP computers.
General| Brand | Wiltron |
|---|---|
| Model | 67 B Series |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
