Agilent 16702B Specifications Sheet

Installation Guide

16700B

Measurement

Modules

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Publication Number 16700-97014

16702B

Logic Analysis Systems

16700B Overview

16700B Mainframe

Power Cable

Making Basic

Measurements

(If ordered) Monitor Monitor Cable Monitor Power Cable

Training Board and Training Kit

Additional Connections

External Disk Drive and Cable

(Data Drive - Option 008) (Boot Drive - Option 009)

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Keyboard

and

Mouse

16701A/B

Expander Frame

Printer

and

Cable

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16702B Overview

16702B

Mainframe

Power Cable

Additional Connections

Making Basic

Measurements

Training Board and

Training Kit

Mouse and

Keyboard

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Monitor

Monitor Cable and Monitor Power Cable

(If ordered)

External Disk Drive and Cable

(Data Drive - Option 008) (Boot Drive - Option 009)

Printer and

Cable

16701A/B Expander Frame

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Mouse & Keyboard

for 16700B/ 16702B

The 16700B must have the system mouse and keyboard connected for the system to boot up properly.

Once enabled on the LAN, the system can be operated remotely without a keyboard or mouse.

16700B

or

16702B

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Target

Control

To16701 Expansion FrameTo 16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

Keyboard

Mouse

6

Monitor Connection

for 16700B /16702B

If applicable, international versions of the power cables can be found in the accessories box.

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Monitor & Power Cable (Optional for 16702B)

16700B

or

16702B

Target

Control

To16701 Expansion FrameTo 16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

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Proper Cooling

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

Allow a minimum of 5 cm spacing between instruments for proper cooling.

Power Busy

>5cm

16700B

>5cm

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Power Busy

>5cm

16702B

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Monitor Configuration

for 16700B

If you ordered the optional monitor with your logic analyzer, the monitor resolution setting is preconfigured for 1280 x 1024 at the factory.

If you already have a monitor and ordered your logic analysis system without the optional monitor, you will need to configure your monitor. The display will change on the screen every few seconds as the system cycles through the monitor resolution choices. Make the appropriate selection when it appears.

(Your monitor)

16700B

System power

Monitor power

1

2

Monitor choice.

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(Cycling choices)

Clear

Images

Press ENTER to select the monitor choice and "Y" to confirm.

Enter

3

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Monitor Configuration

for 16702B

Use this procedure if you wish to configure an optional monitor to an 16702B.

Ta bTa b

Ta b

Press ENTER to select the

4

3

monitor choice and "Y" to confirm.

Enter

Monitor power

1

Immediately press the TAB key about ten times.

Monitor choice.

System power

2

(Cycling choices)

Images

Clear

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Changing Monitors

for 16700B/ 16702B

(Different Monitor)

Monitor power

1

2

16700B

Ta b

Press ENTER to select the

4

3

monitor choice and "Y" to confirm.

Enter

System power

Immediately press the TAB key about ten times.

(Cycling choices)

Monitor choice.

16702B

Clear

Images

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LAN

for 16700B/ 16702B

Help

10Base-T /100Base-TX

Target

Control

To16701Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

KeyboardKeyboard Mouse

16700B or 16702B

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Printers

for 16700B/ 16702B

(Your printer)

Target

Control

To16701 Expansion FrameTo 16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

16700B or 16702B

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Printers

for 16700B/ 16702B

(Your printer)

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Refer to “ the online help for networked printers.

Network Printer Setup” in

Printer Setup

Done

External Disk Drive

for 16700A/ 16700B/ 16702A/ 16702B as External Data Drive (Option 008)

Set the External Disk drive address to 3 or 4.

Termination Plug

(68 pin)

Removable Drive

Power Cable

(68 pin)

External Disk Drive

Cable

(50 pin)

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Target

Control

To16701Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

16700A/B or 16702A/B

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External Disk Drive

for 16700A/ 16700B/ 16702A/ 16702B as External Data Drive (Option 008)

To power up the system.......

Disk Drive

1

Power

2

Monitor Power

(If applicable)

16700A

LogicAnalysisSystem

System power

3

16700A/B or 16702A/B

Power Busy

To power down the system.......

16700A

LogicAnalysisSystem

Power Busy

System power

1

16700A/B or 16702A/B

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2

Monitor Power

(If applicable)

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3

Disk Drive

Power

Data Drive

Done

External Disk Drive

for 16700B/ 16702B as Removable Boot Drive (Option 009)

Set the External Disk Drive address to 6.

Termination Plug

(68 pin)

Removable Drive

Power Cable

(68 pin)

External Disk Drive

Cable

(50 pin)

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Target

Control

To16701Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

16700B or 16702B

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External Disk Drive

for 16700B/ 16702B as Removable Boot Drive (Option 009)

To power up the system.......

Disk Drive

1

Power

2

Monitor Power

(If applicable)

16700A

LogicAnalysisSystem

System power

3

16700B or 16702B

Power Busy

To power down the system.......

16700A

LogicAnalysisSystem

Power Busy

System power

1

16700B or 16702B

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2

Monitor Power

(If applicable)

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3

Disk Drive

Power

External Disk Drive & CD-ROM

for 16700B/ 16702B

A CD-ROM drive and an external hard drive(s) may

Termination Plug

(68 pin)

be connected to the SCSI-II port at the same time.

(68 pin) (68 pin)

External Hard Drive

Cable

SCSI

(50 pin to 68 pin)

(50 pin) (50 pin)

1

CAUTION

A CD-ROM drive address setting of 6 or 7 could damage your hard drive. Set the CDROM drive address to 2.

(50 pin)

External Disk Drive

CD-ROM Drive

(50 pin)

External Disk Drive

Cable

SCSI

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Target

Control

To16701Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

16700B or 16702B

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External Disk Drive & CD-ROM

for 16700B/ 16702B

When a system is shipped, the factory installs the current operating system and ordered processor support packages and tools.

External Disk Drive

1

Power

2

CD-ROM Drive

Power

Monitor Power

(If applicable)

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3

System power

4

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16700B

16702B

Done

Software Installation

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

When a system is shipped, the factory installs the current operating system and ordered processor support packages and tools.

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Software Installation

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

Select Media

Type

Additional

Tools

System

Software

AUXILIARY-SW HP1670X PROC-SUPPORT

Processor

Support

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167XXB

Install

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Software Installation

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

AUXILIARY-SW HP 1670X PROC-SUPPORT

Select desired package or packages.

The system will automatically reboot if it is required by the newly installed package.

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(Selected Package)

Install

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Software Installation

Done

16701A/B Expander Frame

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

16700B or 16702B

Install your measurement modules

1

in the 16701A/B expander frame.

Target

Connect the desired length

2

interconnect cable and tighten the connector screws with the screw driver provided.

Connect the power cable to the

3

16701A/B.

Power up the 16700B

4

or 16702B system.

Target

Control

To16701 Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

Keyboard Mouse

16701A/B Interconnect Cable

Choose from the 30cm (12 inch) length, or the 90 cm (36 inch) length.

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16701A/B

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Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

General-Purpose Probing

Logic Analyzer

Pod

Ground Lead

(Short)

Ground Lead

(Long)

Probe Tip

Assembly

01650-61608

Probe Housing

Probe Tip

Probe Lead

General-purpose probing requires connecting probe leads to individual signal lines. It is generally the most cumbersome method, but it is also the most flexible. Because of the passive design of the probe, there are no active circuits at the outer end of the cable.

Tip RC Network

90.9k

250

ohm

Signal Signal

Ground Ground

ohm

8.2pF

To Logic Analyzer

Pod

The advantages of this are:

High input impedance. (See Equivalent Load.) Signal ground at the probe tip for high-speed timing signals. Inexpensive, removable probe tip assemblies.

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Equivalent Load

370

ohm

7.4pF1.5pF

Includes logic analyzer

100k ohm

Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

General-Purpose Probing

The signal and ground leads can be connected directly to the target system. This requires installing 0.63 mm (0.025 inch) square pins, or round pins with a diameter between 0.66 and

0.84 mm (0.026 and 0.033 inch) directly on the board. You can also use an IC test clip with pins with those dimensions.

You can also connect the leads using through-hole grabbers, which have small enough hooks to fit around adjacent IC pins, or by using surface-mount grabbers designed for fine surfacemount component leads.

Proper grounding will improve the signal quality and is essential for high speed measurements. Each pod has a pod ground lead, which must be used. You can use only this ground, but signal quality for high speed signals will be poor.

For better results, ground not only the pod, but every third or fourth lead.

For best results, and when probing signals with rise and fall times of 1 ns or less, ground each probe lead with no more than a 2-inch ground lead as well as grounding the pod with the pod ground lead.

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You can replace damaged leads. Disconnect individual probe leads by pushing on the latch at the lead base with a ball-point pen.

Connect grabbers to the leads by slipping the end of the lead over the recessed pin located in the side of the grabber.

The minimum input overdrive is the greater of 250 mV or 30% of signal amplitude. The maximum probe input voltage of each logic analyzer probe is 40 volts peak.

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Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

Termination Adapter

The logic analyzer cable must have the proper RC network at its input in order to acquire data correctly. The optional Termination Adapter incorporates the RC network into a convenient package. It also reduces the number of pins required for the header on the target board from 40 pins to 20.

Logic Analyzer

Pod

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+5V 1

3CLK1 5D14 7D12

9D10 11D8 13D6 15D4 17D2 19D0

Target Connector Pinout

(Top View)

N/C2 4 D15 6 D13 8D11 10 D9 12 D7 14 D5 16 D3 18 D1 20 GND

Termination

Adapter

Connector

Tip RC Network

250

90.9k

ohm

Signal Signal

Ground Ground

ohm

8.2pF

To Logic Analyzer

Pod

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Target

Equivalent Load

370

ohm

Includes logic analyzer

7.4pF4.6pF

100k ohm

Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

Connecting Probes to a Target System Directly

You can connect the logic analyzer cable directly to a 40-pin connector, but you must install the proper RC network directly onto the target system board. Agilent Technologies recommends three types of which are described in detail in the Application Note:RC networks Probing

Solutions for Agilent Logic Analysis Systems.

Logic Analyzer

Pod

Suggested On Board RC Network

250

90.9k

ohm

Signal Signal

Ground Ground

ohm

8.2pF

To Logic

Analyzer

Pod

+5V

CLK1

N/C D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10

D9 D8 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

+5V

1 3 5 7 9

11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39

2 Power GND 4 Signal GND 6 Signal GND 8 Signal GND 10 Signal GND 12 Signal GND 14 Signal GND 16 Signal GND 18 Signal GND 20 Signal GND 22 Signal GND 24 Signal GND 26 Signal GND 28 Signal GND 30 Signal GND 32 Signal GND 34 Signal GND 36 Signal GND 38 Signal GND 40 Power GND

Target Connector Pinout

(Top View)

Equivalent Load

370

ohm

7.4pF0.3pF

100k ohm

Includes on board RC network and logic analyzer

CAUTION

Do not exceed 0.33 amps per cable, or the cable will be damaged. The cable ground lines are chasis (earth) grounds and not "floating" grounds. All the lines are woven into a flat ribbon that is 4.5 feet long.

For more information, contact your Agilent Technologies Sales office and ask for the Application Note:

download from the web at: http://www.agilent.com/find/go/LA-AppNotes/ )

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Probing Solutions for Agilent Logic Analysis Systems. (Or

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Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

High Density Adapter

E5346A (With Tip RC Network)

The E5346A high-density adapter provides a convenient and easy way to connect an Agilent logic analyzer to the signals on your target system for packages that are difficult to probe, such as BGAs. An Amp "Mictor 38" connector must be installed on your target system board.

Logic Analyzer

Pod

High-density

Adapter Cable

AMP "Mictor 38" Connector Pinout

+5VDC

GND DC

CLK

D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10

D9 D8 D7

Even Pod

D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

(Top View)

1 3 5 7 9

11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37

SCL

2

SDA

4

CLK

6

D15

8

D14

10

D13

12

D12

14

D11

16

D10

18

D9

20

D8

22

D7

24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38

D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

Odd Pod

Shroud

Tip RC Network

250

90.9k

ohm

Signal Signal

Ground Ground

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ohm

10pF

To Logic

Analyzer

Pod

29

Amp "Mictor 38"

Connector

Equivalent Load

370

ohm

9pF3pF

Includes logic analyzer

100k ohm

Probing

for 16700B/ 16702B/ Measurement Modules

High Density Adapter

E5351A (No Tip Network)

The E5351A high-density adapter provides a convenient and easy way to connect an Agilent logic analyzer to the signals on your target system for packages that are difficult to probe, such as BGAs. The proper RC networks and an AMP "Mictor 38" connector must be installed on your target system board. See Application Note: Probing Solutions for Agilent Logic

Analysis Systems.

Logic Analyzer

Pod

AMP "Mictor 38" Connector Pinout

+5VDC

GND DC

CLK D15 D14 D13 D12

D11

D10

D9 D8 D7

Even Pod

D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

(Top View)

High-density

Adapter Cable

1 3 5 7

9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37

SCL

2

SDA

4

CLK

6

D15

8

D14

10

D13

12

D12

14

D11

16

D10

18

D9

20

D8

22

D7

24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38

D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

Odd Pod

Signal

Equivalent Load

370

ohm

9pF0.3pF

Shroud

100k ohm

Ground

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Includes on board RC network and logic analyzer

Suggested On Board RC Network

250

90.9k

ohm

Signal

Ground

ohm

10pF

To

High Density

Adapter Cable

Amp "Mictor 38"

Connector

HP E5351A High Density

Adapter Cable

To Logic

Analyzer

Pod

Must be terminated on-board.

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Self-Test

for 16700B/ 16702B/ all Measurement Modules

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(Measurement Modules)

Choose a module and select the desired test.

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Specifications & Characteristics

for 16700B/ 16702B/ all Measurement Modules

Select on the

Main Menu

Select an instrument

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Disaster Recovery

Reinstalling the Operating System.

CAUTION

A batch process is used to autoload the software and then reboot the instrument. The batch process waits for only a short timeout period for user interaction to abort the process. Otherwise, the hard drive will be initialized, the operating system will be uploaded, and the instrument will reboot.

The reinstallation process takes approximately one hour depending on the speed of the attached CD-ROM.

If required, follow the steps in "Saving System Settings” and “Reloading System

1

Settings" to create a backup file of your system settings and license passwords.

If required, follow the steps in this book to setup the instrument and CD-ROM drive.

2

Insert the CD-ROM containing the instrument operating software into the CD-ROM drive. Allow a couple of moments for the media to settle after inserting the media.

If the LAN cable is connected, disconnect it from the instrument. If needed, turn on the

3

system and initiate the monitor selection mode. ( Otherwise, proceed to step 4.

Read this section carefully before you attempt to reinstall the operating system from the CD-ROM using this procedure.

overwritten, including user configuration, data files, and license passwords. To save your system's license information, as well as other system settings, refer to “Saving System Settings” and “Reloading System Settings" in this section.

You will need to connect a keyboard to your 16702B in order to execute disaster recovery procedures.

Everything on the hard drive will be

See the section in this book.)

Turn on the instrument and repeatedly press the [ESC] key on the keyboard to terminate

4

the boot process. When the boot process is terminated, a prompt will be displayed.

Main Menu: Enter command >

Press:

Type:

The instrument will search for all viable boot devices on the bus, including the CD-ROM drive. The display will then show the boot devices:

Path Number Device Path Device Type

------------ ------------ -----------------P0 SESCSI.6.0 IBM DNES-309170W P1 SESCSI.1.0 PLEXTOR CD-ROM PX-40TS

disasbk

<Enter>

SEA <Enter>

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Disaster Recovery

Reinstalling the Operating System.

At the prompt:

5

Main Menu: Enter command >

Type:

BO P1 <Enter>

Interact with IPL (Y, N, Q) ?>

Type:

After about 30 seconds you will see the message:

6

WARNING: The configuration information calls for a non-interactive installation. Press <Return> within 10 seconds to cancel batch mode installation:

To abort the reinstallation process at this point:

7

Press the [Return] key on the keyboard within 10 seconds. (If you do nothing within the 10 second timeout, the reinstallation process will begin. The instrument will completely reload the operating system software onto the hard disk drive.)

Processor Support Packages, Auxiliary Software, and user files must be installed manually

8

once the operating system has been reinstalled.

Follow the steps in “Reloading System Settings” to restore any license passwords and

9

system settings saved in step 1.

N <Enter>

disasbk

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Done

Saving System Settings

By saving your system settings to a flexible disk or a mounted directory, you create a backup file that can be used to quickly setup systems, or restore current system settings after the Disaster Recovery procedure.

1

2

4

disas

3

5

6

My.Backup

Disk

7

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Reloading System Settings

2

3

1

disasbk

4

My.Backup

Disk

5

If an item is not valid, or was not initially saved to the file, the selection will be greyed out in the interface. Also, if no file extension is added, a “set” extension is automatically added for you.

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Multiframe

for 16700B/ 16702B

As many as eight 16700B’s and/or 16702B’s with modules installed

The frame at the beginning of the series must have its port open and the last frame in the series must have its port open.

Multiframe requires software Rev. A.02.00.00 or higher. 16702B logic analysis systems ordered with the multi have the current operating system software installed.

may be connected together.

OUTPUT

Agilent 16700-68717 multiframe

INPUT

Agilent 16700B and

frame option installed will

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Multiframe

for 16700B/ 16702B

Install the Multiframe Modules into 16700B or 16702B frames.

CAUTION

Be sure to unplug the power cable before beginning this procedure.

1

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Multiframe

for 16700B/ 16702B

3

Multiframe Module

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Proper Cleaning

for 16700B/ 16702B/ all Measurement Modules

Instrument Cabinet and Module Front Panels

CAUTION

With the instrument unplugged, use mild soap and water to clean the cabinet of the instrument or the front of the modules. Harsh soap might damage the water-based paint. Do not immerse the instrument or modules in water.

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Measurement Modules

16517/18A 16522A 16533/34A 16557D

16710/11/12A 16715/16/17/18/19A 16720A 16750/51/52A

16533/34A

16557D 16522A

16710/11/12A

16720A

16715/

16/17/18/19A

for 16700A/B

16517/18A

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16701A/B

Measurement Modules

General Installation

Power Busy

Power down

1

the system.

3

Remove

4

(Other or

or filler panels.

modules

filler panels.)

CAUTION

modules

5

Be sure the frame is unplugged before removing or installing modules.

Disconnect the

2

power cable.

Insert

modules

or filler panels.

(Other or

modules

filler panels.)

CAUTION

Use a grounded wrist strap and mat when handling the . Gently apply pressure to the center of the module or filler panel while tightening the thumb screws. Use filler panels in empty slots for proper cooling.

Carefully slide the into the frame and hand tighten the thumb screws. If you are

inserting more than one , the tightening order is bottom to top .module module module

A single-module configuration can be installed in any available slot.

Some require calibration if they are moved to a different slot. For calibration

modules

information, refer to the online help for the individual .

modgen

module

modules

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16517A/18A

2-Card Module

Expander

2 Connector

OR

Cable

Master

Expander

Master

EXPANDER

MASTER

(16518A)

(16517A)

MASTER

EXPANDER

16517p08

2 Connector

Cable

(16517A)

(16518A)

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16517A/18A

3-Card Module

Master

Expander

3 Connector

Cable

MASTER

EXPANDER

16517p07

(16517A)

(16518A)

44

16517A/18A

3-Card Module

2 Connector

Cable

Expander

Master

Expander

2 Connector

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Cable

16517p06

(16518A)

(16517A)

(16518A)

45

16517A/18A

3-Card Module

Expander

Master

3 Connector

Cable

EXPANDER

MASTER

16517p05

(16518A)

(16517A)

46

16517A/18A

4-Card Module

2 Connector

Cable

Expander

Master

Expander

3 Connector

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Cable

16517p04

(16518A)

(16517A)

(16518A)

47

16517A/18A

4-Card Module

Expander

Master

Expander

3 Connector

Cable

2 Connector

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Cable

16517p03

(16518A)

(16517A)

(16518A)

48

16517A/18A

5-Card Module

Expander

Master

Expander

3 Connector Cables

(Need 2)

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

16517p02

(16518A)

(16517A)

(16518A)

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16517/18

Done

16522A

Single-Card Module

Each 16522A shipped stand alone has the connected in the

2x10 cable

single-card module configuration.

2x10 cable

2x10 cable connection

for a single-card

16522p02

Master

J12 J11 J10 J9

CAUTION

J7 J8

A single-card module configuration can be installed in any available slot.

Be sure the frame is unplugged before removing or installing modules.

The following pages will show you how to connect the to configure two, three, four, and five-card modules.

2x10 cables

50

16522A

2-Card Module

EXPANDER

MASTER

2x10 Cable

Expander

Master

3-Card Module

Expander

J12 J11 J10 J9

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

J12 J11 J10 J9

J7 J8

2x10 Cable

J7 J8

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Master

Expander

J12 J11 J10 J9

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J7 J8

16522A

4-Card Module

Carefully slide the four cards half way into the mainframe slots.

Cable the bottom Expander to the Master Card first.

Cable the upper two Expanders to the Master Card.

Gently slide the cabled assembly fully into the frame and tighten.

2x10 Cable

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

16522p04

Expander

Master

Expander

J12 J11 J10 J9

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J7 J8

16522A

5-Card Module

Carefully slide the five cards half way into the mainframe slots.

Cable the bottom two Expanders to the Master first.

Cable the upper two Expanders to the Master.

Gently slide the cabled assembly fully into the frame and tighten.

2x10 Cable

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Expander

Master

Expander

J12 J11 J10 J9

J7 J8

16522A

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Done

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

Power down the mainframe.

1

Remove the module from the

2

mainframe and set the PROTECTED / UNPROTECTED switch to UNPROTECTED.

16702A/B

16600A Series

16700A/B

UNPROTECTED

PROTECTED

If you calibrate this module without unprotecting the memory, the new calibration settings will not be saved when the system is shut down. The system will default to the previous settings. The new calibration settings would be effective for the current active session only.

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16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

Target Out - Port - In

Out - Port - In

Target

Keyboard Mouse

Control

RS232 Monitor Parallel Printer

SCSI-2Single Ended

LAN

10Base-T

SCSI-2Single Ended

LAN

10Base2

Target

3

Target

Control

To16701Expansion FrameTo16701 Expansion Frame

Reinstall the 16533A/34A module into the mainframe and reconnect the power cable.

KeyboardKeyboard MouseMouse

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Monitor power ON.

(If applicable)

4

5

55

16600A Series

System

power

ON

16700A/B

16702A/B

15

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

0

15

30

7

Connect the BNC Tee and the (equal length) BNC cables to the module.

For more accurate calibration, allow the system

6

30 minutes to warm up.

16533p03

56

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

Select -

16534A

>

16533p04

RUN

57

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

16533p05

58

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

Connect the BNC Tee, adapter, and the (equal length) BNC cables to the module.

16533p06

59

16533/34A Calibration

Single-Card Module

RUN

16533p07

Remember to set the PROTECTED/UNPROTECTED switch back to PROTECTED.

If you just calibrated this card as one of a multi-card set, you must leave the PROTECTED/UNPROTECTED switch in the UNPROTECTED position until you have completed the multi-card calibration procedure on the following pages.

Single Module

Calibration

Done

60

16533/34A Calibration

Multi-Card Module

Each of the individual boards of a multi-card module must first be calibrated as a single. (See previous pages: .)

The following example is of a two board arrangement. Up to four cards may be configured in a 16700A, 16700B, 16702A, or 16702B mainframe.

Master

1

Connect the module cables.

Exit the current session and restart.

2

16533/34A Single-Card Module

1

2 3

16533p08

61

16533/34A Calibration

Multi-Card Module

3

Select -

16534A

>

4

Connect the (equal length) BNC calibration between channel 1, AC/DC cal,

5

and channel 1 of the second card. (Channel 1 of the third card next time etc. up to four cards.)

Chan. 1

Chan. 1Chan. 1

Chan. 1Chan.

Chan. 2

Chan. 2Chan.

2

1

Chan. 2Chan.

2

16533p09

62

16533/34A Calibration

Multi-Card Module

7

6

RUN

Repeat steps 3 through 7 for each additional card in your multi-card module.

Select the appropriate combination for each additional card.

16533p10

63

Remember to set the

PROTECTED/UNPROTECTED

switch back to

PROTECTED.

Multi-Module

Calibration

Done

16557D

Single-Card Module

When ordered as a single card, the 16557D is shipped with the factory configured as a single card module.

2x10 cable

2x10 Cable

Master

16557p03

J6J8 J5J7 J4

64

J3J9J10

16557D

2-Card Module

EXPANDER

MASTER

Find the required two connector and connect the cables as shown.

2x25 Cables

(Need 2)

Expander

Master

Expander

2x25 cables

J8

Connect the on the Expander to the Master.

2x10 cables

2x10 Cables

J6

J7

J5

J4

J3J9J10

Master

16557p04

J8

J7

65

J6

J5

J4

J3J9J10

16557D

3-Card Module

Find the required three connector and connect the cables as shown.

2x25 cables

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Expander

Master

2x25 Cables

Expander

Master

Expander

J10

(Need 2)

J9

J8

Connect the on the Expanders to the Master.

2x10 cables

2x10 Cables

J6

J5

J4

J7

J3

J3J9J10

Expander

16557p05

J10

J9

J8

J7

66

J6

J5

J4

J3

16557D

4-Card Module

Find the required four connector and connect the cables as shown.

2x25 Cables

(Need 2)

Expander

Master

Expander

J10

2x25 cables

J8

J9

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Connect the on the Expanders to the Master.

2x10 cables

2x10 Cables

J6

J7

J5

J4

J3

Expander

Master

Expander

16557p06

J10

J9

J8

J7

67

J6

J5

J4

J3

J3J9J10

J3

16557D

5-Card Module

Find the required five connector and connect the cables as shown.

2x25 Cables

(Need 2)

Expander

Master

Expander

J10

2x25 cables

J8

J9

J8

J9

Connect the on the Expanders to the Master.

2x10 cables

2x10 Cables

J6

J5

J4

J7

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

J3

Master

Expander

16557p07

J10

J9

J8

J7

68

J6

J5

J4

J3J9J10

J3

16710/ 11/ 12A

Single-Card Module

The 16700A, 16700B, 16702A and 16702B require Rev. A.01.20.00 or higher. See the Software Installation chapter in the book. Select 1660X-70XA.

A single 16710A, 16711A, and 16712A will have the cable connected in the single-card configuration.

Master

2x40

J7

2x40 Cable

J9

J8

16710P01

69

16710/ 11/ 12A

Multi-Card Module

J5

Master

J6

2x40 Cable

J7

J9

J8

16710P03

2x25 Cable

J6

J5

Expander

2x25 Cable

70

J7

J9

J8

2x40 Cable

16710/ 11/ 12A

Multi-Card Module

J5

Other modules or filler panels.

J6 J7 J9

J8

16710P04

71

Multi-Card

Module

Done

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

Single-Card Module

A single 16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A or 16750/ 51/ 52A will have the cable connected in the single-card configuration.

Master

The require software Rev. A.01.40.00 or higher

16715/ 16/ 17A's .

J6J8 J5J7 J4

2x40

2x10 Cable

J3

16717p06

The 16718/ 19A's

The 16750/ 51/ 52A

See the Software Installation chapter in this book.

require software Rev. A.01.50.00 or higher.

require software Rev. A.02.00.00 or higher.

72

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

2-Card Module

Connect the of the Expander to the Master.

Expander

Master

2x10 cable

2x40

Cable

Open the accessory pouch and find two of the required cables the on the modules as shown.

. Connect

2x40

2x40 cables

J8

EXPANDER

J7

J6

2x10 Cable

J5

J4

J5

J4

J3

16717p05

2x40

Cable

2x40

Cable

MASTER

73

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

3-Card Module

Connect the of the Expanders to the Master. Find the in the

2x10 cables 2x40 cables

accessory pouch and connect them between the modules.

2x10 Cable

J6

J7

J5

J4

J5

J4

J5

J4

2x10 Cable

J8

J3

Expander

J7

J6

2x40

Cable

Expander

Master

Expander

2x40 Cable

J3

J8

J5

J4

16717p14

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

2x40 Cable

J8

J7

Master

2x40

Cable

Expander

74

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

4-Card Module

Connect the of the Expanders to the Master. Find the in the

2x10 cables 2x40 cables

accessory pouch and connect them between the modules.

2x10 Cables

J6

J7

J5

J4

J6

J5

J4

J6

J5

J4

J6

J5

J4

J3

2x10 Cable

J6

J8

J7

Expander

2x40

Cable

Expander

Master

Expander

2x40 Cable

J3

J8

J5

J4

16717p13

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Expander

2x40

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Master

Cable

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Expander

75

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

5-Card Module

Connect the of the Expanders to the Master. Find the in the

2x10 cables 2x40 cables

accessory pouch and connect them between the modules.

2x10 Cables

J7

J6

J5

J6

J5

J6

J5

J6

J5

J6

J5

2x10 Cables

J8

J7

J4

J3

Expander

2x40

Cable

Expander

Master

Expander

2x40 Cable

J3

J8

J5

J4

16717p12

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Expander

2x40

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Master

Cable

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Expander

2x40 Cable

J3

J4

J6

J5

J8

J7

Expander

76

16720A

Single-Card Module

Each 16720A shipped stand alone has the connected in the

2x10 cable

single-card module configuration.

2x10 cable

2x10 cable connection

for a single-card

16720p02

Master

J13 J12 J11 J10

CAUTION

77

J9 J8

A single-card module configuration can be installed in any available slot.

Be sure the frame is unplugged before removing or installing modules.

The 16720A requires software Rev. A.02.00.00 or higher.

The following pages will show you how to connect the to configure two, three, four, and five-card modules.

2x10 cables

16720A

2-Card Module

EXPANDER

MASTER

2x10 Cable

Expander

Master

3-Card Module

Expander

J13 J12 J11 J10

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

J13 J12 J11 J10

J9 J8

2x10 Cable

J9 J8

16720p03

Master

Expander

J13 J12 J11 J10

78

J9 J8

16720A

4-Card Module

Carefully slide the four cards half way into the mainframe slots.

Cable the bottom Expander to the Master Card first.

Cable the upper two Expanders to the Master Card.

Gently slide the cabled assembly fully into the frame and tighten.

2x10 Cable

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

16720p04

Expander

Master

Expander

J13 J12 J11 J10

79

J9 J8

16720A

5-Card Module

Carefully slide the five cards half way into the mainframe slots.

Cable the bottom two Expanders to the Master first.

Cable the upper two Expanders to the Master.

Gently slide the cabled assembly fully into the frame and tighten.

2x10 Cable

EXPANDER

MASTER

EXPANDER

Expander

Master

Expander

J13 J12 J11 J10

J9 J8

16720A

16720p05

80

Done

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014

Manufacturer's Name:

Manufacturer's Address:

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Product Name:

Model Number(s):

Product Options(s):

Is in conformity with:

EMC:

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Safety:

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II.

I:

Enviromental Conditions

Temperature

Humidity

Power

Installation category (overvoltage category) Local level, appliances, portable equipment etc., with smaller transient overvoltages than installation category

Indoor use only. Altitude up to 3000 m. (10,000 ft.)

Instrument - 0 degrees C to 50 degrees C (32 degrees F to 122 degrees F) Disk Media - 10 degrees C to 40 degrees C (50 degrees F to 104 degrees F) Probes/cables - 0 degrees C to 65 degrees C (32 degrees F to 149 degrees F)

Relative humidity 8 to 80% at 40 degrees C (104 degrees F)

CAT , Pollution degree 2

II

All Frames: ~Line 115/230 volts ± 20%, 48-66 Hz, 610 Watts max.

II:

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according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014

Manufacturer's Name:

Manufacturer's Address:

Agilent Technologies

Colorado Springs Division 1900 Garden of the Gods Road Colorado Springs, CO 80907 USA

declares, that the product

Product Name:

Model Number(s):

Measurement Modules

16517A, 16518A, 16522A, 16533A, 16534A, 16557D, 16710A, 16711A, 16712A, 16715A, 16716A, 16717A, 16718A, 16719A

Product Options(s):

All

conforms to the following Product Specifications:

Safety:

IEC 1010-1:1990+A1 / EN 61010-1:1993 UL 3111 CSA-C22.2 No. 1010.1:1993

EMC:

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This product was tested in a typical configuration with Agilent Technologies test systems.

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II.

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Enviromental Conditions

Temperature

Humidity

Power

Installation category (overvoltage category) Local level, appliances, portable equipment etc., with smaller transient overvoltages than installation category

Indoor use only. Altitude up to 3000 m. (10,000 ft.)

Instrument - 0 degrees C to 50 degrees C (32 degrees F to 122 degrees F) Disk Media - 10 degrees C to 40 degrees C (50 degrees F to 104 degrees F) Probes/cables - 0 degrees C to 65 degrees C (32 degrees F to 149 degrees F)

Relative humidity 8 to 80% at 40 degrees C (104 degrees F)

(From host frame.)

II:

III.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

According to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and CEN/CENELEC EN 45014

Manufacturer's Name:

Manufacturer's Address:

declares, that the product

Product Name:

Model Number(s):

Product Options(s):

Is in conformity with:

EMC:

IEC 61326-1:1997+A1:1998/EN 61326-1:1997+A1:1998 CISPR 11:1990 / EN 55011:1991 - Group 1, Class A* IEC 61000-4-2:1995+A1:1998/EN 61000-4-2:1995 (ESD 4kV CD, 8kV AD) IEC 61000-4-3:1995/EN 61000-4-3:1995 (3V/m 80% AM) IEC 61000-4-4:1995/EN 61000-4-4:1995 (0.5kV line-line, 1kV line-earth) IEC 61000-4-6:1996/EN61000-4-6:1996 (3V 80% AM, power line) Australia/New Zealand: AS/NZS 2064.1

Safety:

IEC 61010-1:1990+A1:1992+A2:1995/EN61010-1:1994+A2:1995 Canada: CSA C22.2 No. 1010-1:1992 USA: UL 3111-1:1994

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

1900 Garden of the Gods Road Colorado Springs, Colorado 80907 USA

Measurement Modules

16720A, 16750A, 16751A, and 16752A

All options based on the above

Additional Information:

The product herewith complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC (including 93/68/EEC) and carries the CE marking accordingly. (European Union)

*This product was tested in a typical configuration with Agilent Technologies test systems.

Date: 02/08/2000

Ken Wyatt / Product Regulations Manager

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dconnewmods

Definitions

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II.

I:

Enviromental Conditions

Temperature

Humidity

Power

Installation category (overvoltage category) Local level, appliances, portable equipment etc., with smaller transient overvoltages than installation category

Indoor use only. Altitude up to 3000 m. (10,000 ft.)

Instrument - 0 degrees C to 50 degrees C (32 degrees F to 122 degrees F) Disk Media - 10 degrees C to 40 degrees C (50 degrees F to 104 degrees F) Probes/cables - 0 degrees C to 65 degrees C (32 degrees F to 149 degrees F)

Relative humidity 8 to 80% at 40 degrees C (104 degrees F)

(From host frame.)

II:

III.

C

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Agilent 16702B Specifications Sheet

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

16700B Overview

16702B Overview

Mouse & Keyboard

Monitor Connection

Proper Cooling

Changing Monitors

Printers

External Disk Drive & CD-ROM

Software Installation

16701A/B Expander Frame

Self-Test

Specifications & Characteristics

Disaster Recovery

Saving System Settings

Reloading System Settings

Multiframe

Proper Cleaning

16517A/18A

16522A

16533/34A Calibration

16557D

16710/ 11/ 12A

16715/ 16/ 17/ 18/ 19A 16750/ 51/ 52A

16720A