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I. GENERAL INFORMATION .
1-1
. Introduction
1-
7. Accessories Furnished
(with Data
1-8. Accessories Available
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II. INSTALLATION
2-1. Introduction ...
2-3
. Initial Inspection ... . .
2-5. Installation
2-
7. Storage Connector . . ........
2-9
. Repackaging for Shipment . ....
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III. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ... . ....
3-1
. Introduction . .
3-3.
Basic
Operation . . .
3-13. Operation with Single Channel Plug-Ins .
3-18. Operation with Scanning Unit .
3-25. Sample-and-Hold Improves Digitizing .
3-29. Data Storage Used in the 2070A
3-32. How to Clear Data Storage ............
3-36. Applications .
Section
IV. THEORY OF OPERATION . .
4-1. Data Output
4-2. Present Mode (Isolated
44.
Storage Mode (Memory) . .
4-6. Panel Transfer
4-8.
IBCD
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4-13. Inhibit and Printer Hold
4-15. Encode (External Trigger)
4-1
7.
Basic
Storage .....
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3-5 5-14. Troubleshooting
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3-10
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4-22. Turn-On
4-24. Printer and Dump Hold Cycling . .
4-
Peak Reading
3-23. Single Input System .
3-24. Multiple Input System . .
3-
25. Random Sample .........
Schematics and Diagrams
7-1. Isolated
7-2.
Basic
Storage ...
7-3
. Address Counter, Limits
7-4. Preset Trigger, Printer Hold,
Control
7-5. Scanner
7-6.
Panel Transfer, Printer and Dump Hold
Cycling
7-7
. Inhibit, Turn-On, Continuous Cycle ....
7-8
. Measurement Add, Encode .
Control and Timing ........ . . .
7-9.
7-10. Data Output .
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BCD
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1-1.
INTRODUCTION.
1-2.
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then outputted at
1-3. Each stored reading includes
by the 3480A/B including input voltage magnitude, range,
function, polarity, and overload. The number
stored
outputted, two additional digits are added
reading number.
3480A/B input terminals.
Up
to 50 complete
Storage at up to 1000 readings per second. The
of
these stored readings may be governed by an
10 to
is
selectable up to 50.
All
Model
Storage
20
lines per second.
output lines are isolated from the
3480A/B Multifunction
Option 005 Data
DVM
readings may be entered
is
ideal for use with a digital
all
information generated
of
When
stored readings are
to
identify the
readings
INFORMATION
include the 3481 A with a single
de
with 5
ranges and 6
channels plus 3
1-6.
may
2070A, which includes the 3480A Multifunction
5055A Digital Recorder plus any 3480 plug-in. A special
rear panel includes the major Data
the form
1-7.
6 foot
split and left unterminated.
tor for Data Storage.
1-8.
ranges, the 3484A with 5
S1
ranges and the 3485A with up
de
ranges.
Any
of
the above capabilities including Data Storage
be
purchased in a self-contained data logger, the
of
easy
to
use switches.
Accessories
"Y"
Accessories
Furnished
cable with Remote Control lines and
Available
(with
10 V
de
range, the 3482A
de
ranges, 5 true rms
Storage control lines in
(with
Data
Storage
Other end has 100 pin connec-
Data
Storage
only).
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to
50 input
DVM,
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the
lines
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1-4.
Data Storage
becomes identical to that
1-5. The 3480A/B offers a wide variety
which may be used with Data
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disabled, the output
of
Isolated
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BCD.
of
the 3480A/B
of
plug-in units
may
of
these mainframes
be
When
DATA
used
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5055A Digital Recorders. This
Control lines split and left unterminated and the
terminated with a
recorder.
Storage.
This section contains installation and shipping infor-
mation for the
2-3.
INITIAL
2-4.
Each l l l 80A has been carefully inspected prior to
shipment and should
of
mars or scratches.
should
have occurred in transit or for deficiencies otherwise.
there
is
carrier;
attributable to shipping, refer to the statement
on the cover page
Section V to check the instrument performance. Refer to
Section I for the list
instrument.
2-5.
INSTALLATION
2-6. Contact
Office
regarding installation
3480A/B. (See Appendix B for office locations.)
2-7.
STORAGE
2-8.
See
Model
l l l 80A.
INSPECTION.
be
in perfect electrical order and free
To
confirm this, the instrument
be
inspected upon receipt for damage that might
damage due to shipping, file a claim with the
if
there are electrical or mechanical deficiencies not
of
warranty
of
your
CONNECTOR.
Table
3-1
this manual.
of
equipment supplied with the
OF
11180A
IMPORTANT
local Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service
of
for the
Use
the procedures
INTO
3480A/B.
the
11l80A
signal
arrangement at the
into
an
existing
If
of
II
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Storage Connector.
2-9.
REPACKAGING
2-10.
If
the instrument
for service or repair, attach a tag to the instrument
describing the work to be accomplished and identifying the
owner and instrument. Identify the instrument by serial
number, model number and name in any correspondence.
you have any questions, contact your local Hewlett-Packard
Sales
and Service Office.
locations.
2-11.
If
the original shipping container
the instrument in the container with appropriate packing
meterial and
metal bands. A
nearest
2-12.
If
heavy carton or wooden box with an inner container.
the instrument with heavy paper or plastic and place
cardboard strips across the face for protection before
placing the instrument in the inner container.
material around
outer container
the container with "DELICATE INSTRUMENT," or
"FRAGILE".
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an
seal
Sales
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FOR
SHIPMENT.
is
to be shipped to Hewlett-Packard
See
Appendix B for office
is
to be used, place
the container
new
container may be purchased from your
and
Service
container
all
sides
of
well
with strong tape or metal bands.
well
with strong tape or
Office.
is
not to
the inner container, and
be
used, then use a
Use
If
Wrap
packing
seal
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3-2. Each stored reading includes all information generated
by the
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3480A/B including input voltage magnitude, range,
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INSTRUCTIONS
added to identify the reading number (i.e. numbers 1
through 50).
3480A/B input terminals. Tables
storage control signals and list the pin numbers
control and data signals at
All
BCD
output lines are isolated from the
3-1
and 3-2 describe the
the
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1516-
17-
1819-
20-
21
22-
23
24-
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20
100
200
1000
2000
GROUND
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OVERLOAD
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36
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GROUND
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40-
RATIO
41
- GROUND
42-
GROUND
43-
GROUND
44-
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45
46
- MEASURE
47-
INHIBIT
48
- STORAGE FLAG
49
50-
GROUND
83
- COMPUTER CONTROL ENABLE
84
- PRESET TRIGGER 0
85
86
-
87 - INPUT CYCLE HOLD
88
89
- STATUS FLAG
90
- PRESET TRIGGER
91
- PRESET TRIGGER
92
- JUMP HOLD
93
- MEASUREMENT HOLD
94
- STORAGE HOLD
95
- JUMP
96
- SCANNER CONTROL
97
- STORAGE
98
- STORAGE
99
- STORAGE
100 - STORAGE
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LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
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10
ENABLE
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10
20
30
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Storage Enable - Activates Data Storage; otherwise
like
the
Option
004
Isolated
Computer
Scanner
Storage Limit
FLAGS
Status
Storage Flag_ Line goes
HOLDS
Inhibit
Measurement
Control Enable - Application
Storage
to
be used
with a computer.
Control
Command.
All
four
locations
readings are
mand may
up
with
or
50
may be reached
Flag - Line
and
"low"
command;
- Disables
3481,
3482,
3485A
. Ground this line when external triggering
but
allows manual sampling. When released
Enable - Allows
10,
20,
30,
lines
open
up
to
the
outputted.
be
used
the
last reading so
is
"high"
while
data
goes
"low"
the
and
Hold - Prevents
front,panel SAMPLE RATE
3484,
BCD
.
of
the
Scanner
40
- Limits
the
allows
Storage Limit
Scanner Control Enable
to
cause
the
that
and
the
while
is
being
outputted
"high"
when
the
and
both
number
50
stored
must
unused storage positions
a Storage Limit
data
outputted.
data
is
being
to
acknowledge each Measure
next
Measure may be accepted. reading so
the
free running ability
internal
"low"
readings.
be filled
entered
.
and
the
11180A
acts
state
allows Data
to
give a
Jump
of
stored
readings.
All
storage
before
Jump
20,
to
be used.
any
Com-
to
fill
30,
40,
storage,
of
the
of
the
or
of
10,
into
control
is
external sampling,
momentarily,
allows
one
be
used with
Printer Hold -
by
the
Dump
Input
doesn't
set
COMMANDS
Measure·
used
line may
Jump
· Causes
reached
Preset Trigger - Allows a preset
prior
"O"
line -
"10"
line - Stores
"20"
line·
*Total
lines;
it
50
complete
the
3485A.
The
3485A.
Hold · Inverted Printer Hold.
Cycle Hold -
Trigger.
When
to
to
Stores
number
readings per trigger
printer
go
and
and
Stores
The
into
the
Output
Computer
input
and
be
that
output
used
to
trigger
the
unused storage positions
a Storage Limit
the
data
after
the
Zero readings prior
10
readings prior
20
readings prior
of
stored
input
and
output
storage cycle. It
disables internal triggering, including
Storage Unit
Control Enable
the
outputed.
trigger.
readings
is
continuously
Cycle. It may be overridden
storage
data.
3480.
of
10,
20,
number
illustrated here.
to
trigger
to
trigger
to
trigger
depends
of
inputs
is
held low, this line
When CCE
to
fill
up
30,
readings
and
and
and
on
with
40,
or
to
50
after.*
40
after.*
30
after.*
the
Storage Limit
is
is
not
data
by
high, this
the
50
may be
be
stored
to
that
and
Pre,
last
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BASIC
3-4. The following rules apply to operation
OPERATION.
of
Data
Storage:
a. The number
outputs from Data Storage
will
of
always equal the Storage Limit setting (10, 20, 30, 40, or
50).
b.
The number
Storage Limit unless Jump
of
readings stored must always equal the
is
used to artificially begin an
output cycle.
c.
The Storage Limit must equal or exceed the number
of
readings to be stored.
d.
The maximum input rate (into storage)
The maximum output
3-5. Readings may
a.
Printer Hold-Off (for
b.
Dump Hold (opposite sense
rate..;;;
be
gated out
50,000/s.
of
use
with printers).
as
Data Storage by:
Printer Hold-Off).
..;;;
1000/s.
c. Measure (special case with Computer Control Enable
grounded).
3-6
. Figure 3-2 illustrates the fundamental operation
of
Data Storage with a printer. Storage Flag falls low to
indicate that the first stored reading
recorded. Printer Hold-Off
the printer (or other device)
Hold-Off drops low, Storage Flag
is
transmitted back to signal that
is
taking data.
will
later to signal that the next reading
(not shown)
is
identical to Printer Hold-Off but
opposite sense. Status Flag indicates
is
ready to
When
be
Printer
drop low 16 to 20 µ s
is
ready. Dump Hold
of
the
if
Data Storage
storing (high) or outputting (low). The output cycle
continues until the Storage Limit
3-
7.
A non-multiple
gated out using Jump
the desired number
storage, a Jump
The last reading
of
10 readings may be stored then
as
shown in Figures
of
readings have been entered into
is
issued which begins the output cycle.
is
repeated to fill the number
is
reached.
3-3
and 3-4. Once
of
outputs to
equal the Storage Limit.
If
3-8.
Data Storage
and the number
is
used with a 3485A Scanning Unit
of
channels scanned
is
less than the Storage
Limit, grounding Scanner Control Enable causes an auto-
matic Jump once the
Last
Channel
is
reached.
More
details
on use with the scanner follows the next section.
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internally. When any
grounded, the
dumped
3-5. The sum
"X"
is
continuous either from an external source or
"X"
out
plus the next
of
equals ''O",
of
the three Preset Trigger lines are
number
"X"
and "Y" equals
"1
O"
, or
Cycle Hold must be grounded in this mode
Input Cycle Hold causes readings
to
begin an
of
previously stored reading
"Y"
readings
the
"20"
previous readings. Input
output
as
shown in Figure
Storage Limit, and
of
to
be continuously
cycle.
operation.
inputted without any output unless given a Preset Trigger.
3-10. Grounding Measurement Hold stops
both
from external and internal trigger sources.
inhibits
Measurement Hold momentarily
causes Data Storage
both
input and output storage cycles. Ungrounding
as
shown in Figure 3-6
to
cycle through one complete input
and output cycle automatically. Triggers equal
all
sampling
It
also
to
the
Storage Limit are counted automatically.
3-11. Grounding
COMPUTER CONTROL ENABLE allows
one line, MEASURE, to be used to gate readings into and
Section III
out
of
storage
PRINTER
readings out. The nature
to
is
acknowledge each MEASURE for both storage and
output
cycles. This mode
computer systems or systems with a limited number
as
shown in Figure 3-7.
DUMP
HOLD or
HOLD-OFF are no longer needed to gate
of
STORAGE FLAG also changes
of
operation
was
designed for
of
control lines. The timing for Data Storage running at a
50 kHz
3-12. The question is which method
should be used for various applications?
source counts the triggers (i.
Scanni
cycle begins more or less automatically.
is
output
rate
is
shown in Figure 3-8.
of
e.
triggers from the 3485A
ng
Unit are automatically counted), then the output
If
the trigger source
free running, one
of
the Preset Trigger lines may be used
storing readings
If
the trigger
or Measurement Hold may be used. The Preset Trigger has
DVM
the advantage since the
may be triggered prior to a
storage cycle to allow the proper range and function to be
set up manually. Preset Trigger requires exactly the same
type
of
input as any other trigger and
compatible with a given system. Figure
is
most likely
3-1
should make
to
be
this selection clear.
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START
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USE
JUMP
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START
OUTPUT
START
STORAGE
OUTPUT
CYCLE
UNGROUNDING
HOLD
USE
PRESET
TRIGGER
(INPUT
CYCLE
HOLD
GROUNDED)
ENABLE
TO
ANO
BY
MEASUREMENT
"O"
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USE
PRESET
"10"
CYCLE
OR
HOLD
TRIGGER
"20"
(INPUT
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readings are ready . Printer
automatically
but
Measurement
storage and
Sampling does
proper number
automatically
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output
not
of
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Figure 3-7. Computer Control Enable.
COMPUTER
readings
line
(MEASURE). PRINTER
STORAGE
and
output
to
be
FLAG
cycles .
CONTROL
gated
may be
used
1000
to
by
prior
/s
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1
ms
cycle
take place
triggers equal
UP
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INPUT
CYCLE
ENABLE
CONTROL
ENABLE
MEASURE
INHIBIT
LIMIT ("10" "20"
into
acknowledges each
OR
"40"1
ENABLE
storage and
HOLD-OFF
automatically
breaking this line
to
or
to
the Storage
start one complete
after a storage cycle. The
UP
TO 50,
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20µs
momentarily.
Limit
000
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may be grounded
out-of
storage using the
is
MEASURE
no longer needed .
in
both
to
storage
allow
same
Figure 3-8. Data Storage Timing.
Data Storage running
Measure is
Storage Flag remains high
grounded
acknowledged
to
achieve this speed.
Table 3-3. Methods
Lines Used
Jump
Preset Trigger
"O",
"1
O",
Input
Grounded
Measurement
Released
Ground
3-13.
or "20"
Cycle
Hold
from
OPERATION
Hold
at a 50
with
WITH
kHz
output
a high going Storage Flag. The
16
to
of
Outputting Data.
Triggers
10,20,30,40,orSO
Triggers < Storage
Last reading repeated
Storage
Trigger source may free run
Triggers counted
DVM
storage
Trigger source may free run
Triggers counted
DVM
SINGLE
rate. Each
20 ms. Continuous Cycle
Trigger Requirement
= Storage
Limit
samples before and
but
not
samples
only
CHANNEL
low
Limit
Limit
to
fill
automatically
during
while
printing
automatically
when storing
PLUG-INS.
going
3-14. There are 3 single channel plug-ins available for use
with the
3480:
3481A Single 10 V de range
3482A 5
3484A 5
de
ranges from 100 m V
ac
or de ranges from I 00 m V
6 ohms ranges from I 00
to
1000 V
il
to
to
I 000 V
I 0 Mil.
is
3-5
Section
III
Model
l l l 80A
3-15.
In
either
de
or ohms, these plug-ins are able to make
1000 correct readings/s. Within 1 ms, the 3480
is
able to
respond to a full-scale change and digitize. These single
channel plug-ins combined with the
3480 main frame are
able to act like a low cost, 1 kHz A-to-D converter. Data
Storage allows up to 50 readings taken at up to 1000/s to
be
stored and printed.
3-16.
As
shown in Table 3-4, these plug-ins contain their
own sample-rate oscillator able to take from 1 reading/s up
to approximately
40 readings/s. These plug-ins must
be
externally triggered (throup,h the main frame) to achieve
higher sampling rates.
Table 3-4. Maximum Triggering Rates.
Internal External
3481A
3482A
3484A
*Variable
front
panel sample-rate
3-17. Data Storage stores
available from the
mation
is
printed and the format. The format shown
applies to the
3480. Figure 3-9 shows what infor-
2070A Data
<(40/s*
<(40/s*
<(40/s*
all
of
the information normally
Logger
<( 1000/s
<( 1000/s
<( 1000/s
control,
not
calibrated.
which rearranges the
columns into an easier to read order. Decoding for this
information
is
given
in Table 3-5.
Table 3-5. Decoding
Single Channel Plug-Ins (3481
100mV
1000
mV
10V
100
v
1000
v
VDC
AC (AC) 1
OHMS
AC (DC)
DC
RATIO
AC (AC)
OHMS
AC (DC)
Polarity /Overload
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE
POS.
OVER
NEG.
OVERLOAD
Output
Range Code
1oon
1ooon
10
100
1000
10Mn
Function
RATIO
RATIO
RATIO
LOAD
Information
A,
3482A,
kn
kn
kn
5
4
3
2
1
0
Code
0
2
3
4
5
6
7
Code
0
1
2
3
or
3484A).
for
ri·.
I .
I .
Tl:
' .
"
1".
J
. .
I .
0 5 4 0 1 1 1 4 2 9
1
STORA~J
l.D.
RANGE
POLARITY/OVER
l1REA~ING
STORAGE
FUNCTION
LOAD
x 0 4 0 1 1 1 4 2 9
RANDOM]
NUMBER
ZERO
RANGE
lllSOA-B-2520
Figure 3-9. Printer Format
The
printer
two
format
single channel plug-in (3481
columns
same
.
Storage and a
first
meaning when Storage
remain the
l~
READING
FUNCTION
POLARITY
for a 2070A
of
the
print
is
not
STORAGE
NOT
/OVERLOAD
for
2070A Data Logger.
Data Logger equipped
A,
out
on a
enabled. The remaining columns
3482A
2070A
ENABLED
ENABLED
with
3484Al.
Data
The
or
Data Logger lose
3-18.
OPERATION
WITH
SCANNING
UNIT.
3-19. The 3485A Scanning Unit may be used to scan up to
50 2-wire input and measure each input on ranges from
100 m V to 10 V. This scanner is designed for low level
transducer applications and uses FET switches to achieve a
speed
of
1000 channels/s.
3-20. Data Storage allows the speed
Unit to
be
used economically with a printer.
of
the 3485A Scanning
Up
to 50
channels may be scanned and stored in 50 ms then printed
out at
10 lines/s.
3-21. The 3485A may be programmed to scan at any
rates from 1 channel/s to 1000 channels/s as selected
front panel using Channel Delay. Any number
up to
50 may be scanned using
Last
Channel settings
of
channels
of
on
on
six
the
the
front panel.
3-22. Figure
format. The format shown applies to the
Logger
order. Decoding for this information
3-10 shows whatinformation
is
printed and the
2070A Data
which rearranges the columns into an easier to read
is
shown in Table 3-6.
:1
I .
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/.:
J.
3-6
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