HP 11180A Operating And Service Manual

MODEL

11180A

DATA

STORAGE

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OPERATING

-hp- Part No. 11180-90000

AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

MODEL

DATA

STORAGE

11180A

Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1971

P.O. Box 301, Loveland, Colorado, 80537 U.S.A.

Printed: SEPTEMBER

1971

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All

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materials and workmanship. This warranty applies for
from the date of delivery, or,
nents listed
will

repair or replace products which prove to

the

warranty
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the operating manual, for the specified period.

period provided

No

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ASSISTANCE

the case of certain major

be

defective during

they

expressed or implied.

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in

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I. GENERAL INFORMATION .

1-1

. Introduction

1-

7. Accessories Furnished
(with Data

1-8. Accessories Available

(with Data Storage Only) . ....

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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

.......

4-13. Inhibit and Printer Hold
4-15. Encode (External Trigger)
4-1

7.

Basic

Storage .....

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Storage Only) . .

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3-1

3-2 5-8. Storage Check . .....

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3-5 5-14. Troubleshooting

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. 3-9
3-10
3-10

Page

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4-1

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4-1
4-1

4-1

Section IV (Cont'd) Page

4-22. Turn-On
4-24. Printer and Dump Hold Cycling . .
4-

26. Panel Transfer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

4-30.

Basic

4-3

7. Preset Triggers

4-39. Jump . .

441.

Limits ......

443.

Measurement Hold ...

446.

Scanner Control

4-51. Computer Control ......

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V.

MAINTENANCE . . . . ..........

5-1

. Introduction ...... .

5-3. Equipment Required .
5-5. Performance Checks

5-7. IBCD Check ..........

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VI.

REPLACEABLE PARTS

6-1

. Introduction

64

. Ordering Information .... ..........

6-6. Non-Listed Parts .

Section Page
VII. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS .

7-1. Introduction .
7-3

. Notes .........

Appendix

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CODE LIST OF MANUFACTURERS

B. SALES

AND

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Counter ....

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SERVICE OFFICES

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3-1. Storage Connector ... ...................

3-2. Storage Controls
3-3

. Methods

34.

Minimum Triggering Rates

3-5. Decoding Output Information for Single

Channel Plug-Ins

3-6. Decoding Output Information for the

3485A Scanning Unit ........ .

3-7. 3485A/Data Storage Operation for Bursts

of

of

Readings . . . . . .

...... ...... ....

Outputting Data

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(3481A3482A

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OF

3-1
3-2
3-5
3-6

3-6

TABLES

Number Page
3-8. Improvement in A/D

Using Sample-and-Hold (3482A or 3484A

10 V Range Only) . .......

3-9 Sample-and-Hold Accuracy (Digitization

is

Limited

Rate

3-10. 2070A Rear Panel Connector for

Data Storage ...

5-1. Troubleshooting
6-1. Replaceable Parts

Conversion Accuracy

........

to

1 kHz)

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Table

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Contents

LIST

OF

ILLUSTRATIONS

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1-1. Data Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

3-1. Storage Operations
3-2.

Basic

Operation
3-3. A Jump
3-4. Printer Output . .
3-5. Preset Trigger
3-6. Measurement Hold
3-7.

Computer Control Enable

3-8. Data Storage Timing

3-9. Printer Format for
3-10. The Printer Format
3-11. Data Storage

3-12. Jump Printout .
3-13. Burst Operation . . .
3-14. Burst Printout . .
3-15. Sample-and-Hold
3-16. Sample-and-Hold Technique
3-17. Rear
3-18. Trigger Source for Single Channel

Plug-Ins

Command

Scanning

Panel

Unit

of

......... ...

..................

of

Data Storage

...........

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......

......

Used with the 3485A

the 2070A Data Logger

. ........

..........

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2070A Data Logger .... . .

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Circuit Position

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3-3

3-4
3-4
3-4
3-5
3-5
3-5

3-6

3-8
3-8
3-9

Number Page
3-19. Clearing Data Storage
3-20.

Response Time Measurement

3-21.

Preset Trigger Measurement ......

3-22.

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

..........

Enable

Control, Jump

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3-11
3-11

3-12

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3-12

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SECTION

GENERAL

1-1.

INTRODUCTION.

1-2.

The Hewlett-Packard

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external device. Data

recorder where readings may be taken at high speed, stored,

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).

only).

to

50 input

DVM,

BCD

ac

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

3480A

DIGITAL

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DATA

LOGGER

BCD.

Storage. These plug-ins

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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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is

5055A Digital Recorders. This
Control lines split and left unterminated and the
terminated with a
recorder.
Storage.

STORAGE

with

any

combination

and

Other end has 100 pin connector for Data

plug-ins.

50

pin connector for use with a digital

3481A

BUFFER

3482A

3484A

MULTI-FUNCTION

3485A

DC

SCANNING

a

AMPLIFIER

RANGE

"Y"

cable with Remote

UNIT

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CHARACTERISTICS

Capacity:

Information

Speed

When Used With A Digital
Storage

otherwise

Scanner

Scanning

Storage

30,

10,

20,

30,

40,

selectable using Storage Limit.

With 3481 A,

With

Input
Output

stored

overrange digit, 2-digit storage reading
overload,

3485A
storage reading
and

rate: up

Enable:

Control

Limit

40,

3482A, or

function,
: 4-digit reading plus a

range.

rate: up

the

Unit

or

50.

number,

to

1000

to

REMOTE

application

output

Enable:

to

be

(4

lines): limits

If all lines

or

3484A

and

range.

tens

readings per s may

50,000

readings

CONTROL

Recorder

of

"Low"

is

identical

application

used

with

number

are

open,

50

complete

: 4-digit reading plus a

5th

channel l.D.,

per

. . .

state

to

Isolated BCD.

of

Data

Storage

of

50

readings

3480A/B

number,

overrange digit, 2-digit

polarity,

be

stored.

s.

LINES

enables

"Low"

state

.

stored

readings

are

Table 1-1. Specifications.

Lines Available

5th

20,

Input

Causes

Dump

which

Measurement

allows

Preset Trigger

Allows preset

*Total
Storage
readings.

For

all

Data

allows

stored

readings

polarity,

overload,

Storage,

3485A

to

10,

.

Cycle Hold

continuous

When used

after

selected

Hold:

opposite

have been

Hold:

the

completion

then

outputted.

Hold

grounded.

"O"

line:
ings.*
40

readings .*

the

next

number

Limit.

input

lines

State

"High"

(logical "1

For

Special

input

with

Preset Trigger,

number

sense as

stored

prohibits

number

of

This line

stores

previous 0 readings

"1

O"

line:

"20"

30

readings.*
of

stored

Conditions

LOGIC

except

Printer

") + 2.4 V to+

Applications

of

data

of

readings

Printer

to

be

gated

all internal

of

one

complete

previous

is

normally

stores

previous

line:

stores

readings

shown

LEVELS

Hold-off:

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into

storage

with

output

of

are

stored

Hold-off. Allows readings

out

.

and

external

storage

and

next

readings

used

and

10

readings

previous

depends

above

Requirements

5.5 V or

stored

.

and

with

the

are

output

next

20

on

for

open

no

data

sampling

to

Input

and
readings

selection

output.

be

50

the

50

80A

begins

but

cycle.

stored,

Cycle

read-

next

and

stored

of

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Printer

When
Storage

Computer

Measure

Storage

Status

Internal

Jump:

Flag: used

during

storage cycle

to

be

printed.

"Low"

to

Hold-off:

disables internal sampling

Used With A

Enable:

otherwise

Control

Storage

to

(Encode):

is

which
Measure gates individual readings

drops

Measure.

remaining

state
triggered

locations
Allows a
outputted

in

Flag: line goes

"Low"

Flag: line indicates if Data

Measure

disables internal sampling

by

overrides

to

Goes

indicate

application

Computer

application

the

output

Enable:

be

used

application

turn,

entered

when

"High"

or

Inhibit

Measure.

the

selected

non-multiple

.

trigger digital

then

"High"

next

reading

is

identical

with a computer.

"High"

Data

outputting

(Interface

normal

by

Storage

drops

"Low"

during

is

ready.

of

"High"

and

gates a reading

...
of

"Low"

to

application

of

"Low"

into

storage. During

out

to

acknowledge

Storage

data

but

requirement

Limit

of

10

recorder. Remains

to

indicate

printing

state

state

Isolated BCD.

of

of

is

ready

Storage

by

Hold):

allows DVM

readings

cycle

(by digital recorder)

out

enables

"Low"

state

state

initiates a reading

an

storage.

each Measure. Line
to

is

storing

remaining

application

of

filling all storage

before

outputting

to

data

of

storage.

Data

allows Data

output

accept

"Low"

to

be

be

stored

"High"

is

ready

then

drops

Storage,

cycle,

the

next

data

.

of

"Low"

externally

data.

by

then

Printer

Storage

BCD

Output

"Low"

Hold-off:

"High"

"Low"

Flag:

"High"

"Low"

and

"High"

"Low"

(logical

State

(logical "1

(logical

State

(logical "1

(logical

Status

State

(logical

(logical

"O")

0 V
or
through

")

+ 3 V
10

+

16
400
+5V

"0") 0 to+

current

")

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+ 5 V, 2 mA max

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+ 3 V,

"0")

<+

Flag:

"1")

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;;;,,

+ 3 V,

"0")

<+

to+

0.7 V, 2

contact

.:;;;

to+

mA

max

v

µA

max

0.5

V,

Output

10

0.5

V,

Output

5 V, 1 mA

10

0.5

V,

mA

closure

to

250

Requirements

16

source

source

mA

12

mA

12

ground

n.

V

current

current

10

µA

max

Characteristics

source

max

source

mA

max

Characteristics

max

source

max

source

mA

max

sink

sink

sink

current

at

at

sink

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are referenced
isolated
make

floating
Common-Mode
control

Operating

Storage

temperature: -40°c

Power:

115 V or

(i

ncluding

Weights

3480A

basic

including
shipping:

to

from

earth

the

measurements and

Rejection

lines are

utilized

temperature:

230

plug-in,

options,

instrument:

options:

17

lb

output

ground

measurement

specifications when

.

0

o

c

to

55°C

to + 75°c

V ± 10%,

normal

11

lb

2 oz (5,25 kg).

12

lb

(7,65

8 oz (5 ,7 kg.).

kg) .

data lines and

(instrument

input

terminals.

maintain

.

.

48

Hz

to

envi

440

ronmental

input

control

lines

chassis) and are well

Instrument

all

Normal

the

Hz,

60

conditions)

will
and

data and

VA

max

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34808

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INTRODUCTION.

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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

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3-1.

INTRODUCTION.

3-2. Each stored reading includes all information generated

by the

function, polarity, and overload. Two additional digits are

3480A/B including input voltage magnitude, range,

Table 3-1. Storage Connector.

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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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5-

6-

7-

8-

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10-

11

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12­13­14-

15­16-

17-

18­19-

20-

21
22-

23

24-

Scanner or Storage Units

I

10

20
100
200

1000
2000

GROUND
A

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B RANGE
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POLARITY
OVERLOAD

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20A
PRINT
GROUND

INHIBIT

PIN-

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I.D.

Data

Tens Channel I.D. c(

on

Scanner

Range

on

Scanner

Tens

I.D. <

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26

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28-

4

2·

9-8

30-

40

31

-

80

32

-

400

33-

800

34

-

4000

35 -

8000

36

-

GROUND

37-

GROUND

38

- C RANGE

39

- GROUND

40-

RATIO

41

- GROUND

42-

GROUND

43-

GROUND

44-

40A

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

GROUND

LIMIT
LIMIT

LIMIT
LIMIT

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20
10

ENABLE
40
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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3-9. Preset Trigger may be used
Triggering
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

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OUTPUT

START

STORAGE

OUTPUT

CYCLE
UNGROUNDING
HOLD

USE

PRESET
TRIGGER
(INPUT

CYCLE

HOLD

GROUNDED)

ENABLE

TO

ANO

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MEASUREMENT

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USE

PRESET
"10"
CYCLE

OR

HOLD

TRIGGER

"20"

(INPUT
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STORAGE

10, 20,

DEPENDING

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Basic

operation
readings are ready . Printer
automatically
but

of

opposite

or

outputting

CYCLE

30,40,or

50

READINGS

ON STORAGE

of

Data Storage uses Storage Flag

outputting

sense.

Status

data.

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20,..s

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UNIT

Hold-Off

data.

Dump

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TIME

TO PRINT

(50TO 100ms)

OUTPUT

10.20.30,40,

OR

DEPENDING

ON

of

Data Storage.

is

used with digital recorders for

Hold

(not

Flag indicates if Data Storage

CYCLE

50

READINGS

STORAGE

shown)

to

0

00

UNIT

indicate when

is

identical

is

storing

STORAGE

LIMIT=

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Printer
made

on
number
issued
repeated

10

output

the

of

to

begin

three

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on a 2070A

100

readings

the

times.

mV range,

is

output

Data Logger when 7

stored,

less

than

the

cycle. Note

7th

READING
3

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and

TIMES

JUMP

printed

Storage Limit, a

that

the

REPEATED

WHEN

IS

ISSUED

de

readings are

out.

Since
Jump
7th

reading

the

must be

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OR

EXTERNAL

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NUMBER

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LESS

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STORAGE

!FROM

(FROM

STORAGE

DVM)

TO

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CYCLE

(TO

DVM)

FLAG

FLAG

Figure 3-3. A

A

Jump

readings. In this case,

command

Limit.

After

output

cycle; otherwise, storage will wait

required

to

fulfill

to

the

fill

may

the

all triggers have been issued, a

up

to

set

the

by

number

(UP

TO

1000/s)

1

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Jump

be

used

number

Storage Limit.

;;.

50

µs

DEPENDING

Command.

to

output

of

readings

Jump

for

The

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CYCLE

10

. 20,30.40.

OR

50

READINGS

ON

STORAGE

a non-multiple

is

less

than

is

given

the

remaining triggers

last reading

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to

is

Storage Limit.

of

10

Storage

begin an

repeated

EXTERNAL

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Preset Trigger "O" may
storage

and

output
Cycle Hold
equal

the

at

the

rate

manual

adjustments

Storage Limit.

cycle. Triggers may

must

be grounded.

of

the

trigger source. This allows

on

TO

1000/sl

TO 40/

s)

READINGS

E!

be

used

The

DVM samples prior

his

system.

to

automatically

be

The

number

(OUTPUTS 10,

external

of

oo

OUTPUT

CYCLE

20. 30.40.

OR

READINGS!

start

one

complete

or

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readings

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taken

to

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storage and
Sampling does
proper number

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not

of

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STORAGE
COMPUTER

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STORAGE

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

;>

1

ms

cycle
take place
triggers equal

UP

TO

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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,

..

20µs

momentarily.

Limit

000

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are counted

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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 .

' }

/.:

J.

3-6

Model l l l 80A

STD

1 5 1

RAGE

ENABLED

204068

PROGR

AM INITIA

TE (TO SCAN

NER

Section III

)

. I

J

TENS

POLARITY

OVERLOAD

STORAGE

CHANNEL

l.D.

L.,JJ

1.0

.

AND

STORAGE

~

l

RANGE

NOT

ENABLED

x 5 1 1 2 0 4 0 6 8

RANDOM

NUMBER

JI

CHANNEL
BACKWARDS

II

llOA-1-2521

1.0

.

POLARITY

OVERLOAD

Figure 3-10. The Printer Format.

~

l

RANGE

AND

17

TRIGGER

AST CHANNEL"'

AG (FROM

OFF

(TO OVM)

BLE (GROUNDED

LIMIT "20"

LINE (GROUNDED

S

OVM)

17

)
)

)

Used

L

ST

______;_.,;..__;___~u

11180A-B-25

ORAGE FL

PRINTE

R HOLD-

STORA

GE ENA

SCANNER ENABLE (GROUNDED

S

TORAGE

22

Figure 3-11. Data Storage

Scanning Unit.

Data

Storage
non-multiple
Scanner
storage
Outputting

of

20

readings.

Enable

jumps

begins

used

of

ahead

10

must

with

with

channels

be

grounded.

to

the

the

the

is·

Storage

17th

3485A

scanned,

When Chan:iel

Limit

reading

JUMP FROM

SCA

I

c::

ST

~CYC

5µs 16TO 20µs

/\

·

..-----~u-0

ORA

GE STAR

LE

r"'i

NNER

TS

OUTPUT

LJooo

20 REA

DING GATED OUT

STORAGE

LIMIT" 20

with

the

3485A

Scanning
in

setting

repeated 3 times

this

case,

, in

Unit

17

17

this

channels

is

for a total

TO

0 0

where

reached,

case 20.

a

.

..

·r

.·

.r

1

]

3-23. When

equal

cause Data Storage

the

number

the

Storage Limit, grounding Storage Enable will

to

of

jump

channels

to

an

output

to

be scanned does

cycle after

the

not

last
channel has been scanned as shown in Figure 3-11. The
reading
Limit

on

the last channel

is

reached as shown in

is

repeated until the Storage

the

printout in Figure 3-12.

Table 3-6.

Decoding

Output

Information for

Range

100

1000

lOV

Polarity/Overload

POSITIVE
NEGATIVE
POSITIVE
NEGATIVE

OVERLOAD

the

mV
mV

OVERLOAD

3485A Scanning Unit.

Code

0

1

2

Code

0
1
2

3

The

3485A

Logger
Channel =
scanner

Note

that

reverts

l.D.

for

17).

may

the

to

17th

READING

REPEATED
3

TIMES

LAST

CHANNEL/

TENSCHANNELl

lllSOA-B-2523

Figure 3-12.

Scann

ing

scanning

Scanner

issue a

Jump

17th reading

zero

during

2

000112

l 9 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 1

{

1 8 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 1
1710112

1 6 1 0 1 0 9 7 7 4
1510100167

1410111245
1310009467
1210201140
1 l 1 0 1 0 1 4 2 l
1010210456
090101
0801001875
0700200509
0600111121
0501110025
0401101125
0301201489
0200001232
0100101379

STOR::J

l.D.

.D.

POLARITY /OVER

Jump

Unit

used

17

Enable

the

with

channels

must

when

17

is

repeated 3 times. The

repeated

3

41

3

41

1

992

L

READING

RANGE

LOAD

Printout.

Storage

(Storage

be

grounded

channels

readings.

in a

Limit=

have

2070A

so

been

Tens

Data

20;

that

scanned.

Channel

Last

the

3-7

Section III

3-24. The 3485A may

programmed to take bursts

of

be

readings across the same channels, store each burst then

all

output

be divisible into the

readings. The number

Storage Limit an integral number

times. For example, 2 bursts

Limit = 20. Table

A timing example

3-

7 illustrates the different combinations.

is

shown in Figure 3-13 with a printout

of

channels scanned must

of

10 channels with Storage

of

in Figure 3-14.

Table 3-7.

3485A/Data

Last Channel Storage

Storage Operation for Bursts of Readings.

3485A

Setting Setting

5
5
5
5

5
10
10
10
10
25

2
2
2

2
2

3
4

Limit

10
20

30
40
50

20

30
40
50
50

10
20
30
40
50
30
40

Number

of

Bursts

2
4

6

8

10

2
3
4
5
2

5
10
15

20
25

10
10

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

llllOA-1-1525

2ND

25

CHANNELS

INITIATE

IST

25

CHANNELS

INITIATE

BURST

--

BURST

--

OF

Of

5020604328

4 9 2 0 6 0 4 5 0 9

4820604292

4 7 2 0 6 0 4 0 5 8
4 6 2 0 3 0 5 6 4 9

4 5 2 0 2 0 4

4410204519

4310204353

4210604132

4110701062

4010701753

3910701713
3810301673

3710301741
3610301658
3 5 1 0 7 0 1 7 7 1
3400701679
3300700679
3200300319
3100305199
3000704653
2900701459
2800704120
2 1 0 0 1 0 1 5 0 0
2600301010
2520601
2420601512
2320601621
2220601482
2120201440
2020205572
1910205032
1810205160

1 7 1 0 6 0 4 1 7 1

1 6 1 0 6 0 5 1 7 0
1510605060
1410605681
I 3 1 0 2 0 5 4 9 0
12
1110204409
1 0 1 0 6 0 I 0 4 0
0900601190
0800604070
0700601180
0600201072

0500201632
0400201392
0300601271
0200600033
0100601423

5.

510

10204180

8

Model

1 l l 80A

IJ

]

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l.J1•IURST

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(fROMDVM)

PlllliTEAHOLO·OHITOOVMI

_____

INl'UT

CYCLE,21

-~"'~"':GE~l~'"'-'-'

Data Storage may be used

the

3485A
stored. Separate Program
to

start
may be given its
"20"

··

"-20

·

__

}GROUNDED

Figure 3-13. Burst Operation.

to

Scanning
the
input

Unit.

scanning sequence. Ready indicates when

next

Program

and

output

LJ

2ndBURST

!OCHANNHS
(

NQ.lTHAOUG

HN0.101

n I

~------~·

URSTSOF10CHANNEl$

to

store bursts

In

this

case,

Initiate

commands are given

Initiate.

20

readings.

two

The

of

bursts

Storage

f--OUT

PUT

-

lflrl0···

___,11.flf-··

O

UTl'UTCYClE

2011f

AOI

NGS

scanned readings

of

10

to

Limit

from

channels are

the scanner

the

scanner

is

set

to

Figure 3-14. Burst Printout.

The

print-out
channels then
Channel=
burst.

3-25.

on a

2070A

is

shown

all

50

the

10's Channel

25).

outputting

Note

how

SAMPLE-ANO-HOLD

for

scanning

readings (Storage

IMPROVES

l.D.

DIGITIZING.

two

Limit = 50;

helps

identify

bursts

of

Last

each

25

3-26. The successive approximation technique used for
A/D conversion in the 3480

is

limited in its ability to
accurately digitize a changing input voltage. This limit
equal to
range, 1 V /s. This translates to a 0.018

10%

of

the full-scale voltage range/s or on the 10 V

Hz

sine

wave

digitized to ± 0.01 % accuracy.

3-27. Sample-and-hold may
frame

as

shown in Figure 3-15. Sample-and-hold takes the

changing input

signal

conditioned by the plug-in and holds

be

added to the 3480 main

it just prior to A/D conversion. The A/D converter,
therefore , looks at a

level at the time

de

of

the sample

level which represents the

as

shown in Figure 3-16.

signal

J

:J

is

3-8

1

·1

Model l l l 80A

r----------------1

:

I I

I I

I I

I
I

I I

I I

L

_____

DVM

RANGING

CONDITIONING

____

PLUG-IN

AND

SIGNAL

_________

r---------------,

:

I

I I

L------

111BOA·8-2

MAIN

FRAME

SAMPLE·AND·HDLD

A/0

CONVERSION

DATA

STORAGE

ISO

LA

TEO

BCD

OUTPUT

---

------

540

----

I

J

I

~

Figure 3-16. Sample-and-Hold Technique.

Sample-and-hold allows the
level

which

represents the
results in a great
input

signal.

improvement

Table 3-8. Improvement

Accuracy

(3482A

or

Using

3484A

A/D

converter in the

input

voltage at one instant in

in

the

ability

in

A/D

Sample-and-Hold.

10 V Range

3480

to

accurately

Conversion

Only)

Section III

to

see

a de

time.

This

digitize

an

l

..

'·1

·'·

: .-1

BCD

Figure 3-15. Sample-and-Hold Circuit Position.

Sample-and-Hold
conditioning
a changing

is

and greatly improves the

input

located

signal.

just

after

the ranging and signal

ability

of

the

3480

to

digitize

3-28. Table 3-8· shows how sample-and-hold improves

digit~ation

3484A plug-ins. The improvement amounts to a factor

accuracy for the 10 V range on the 3482A or

of

400. Table 3-9 shows the maximum volts/s and frequency
of

the

de

for various accuracies and for any
3481

A,

3482A, or 3484A plug-ins.

Accuracy

±

0.01

%

± 0.1 % 100,000 Vis

3481A

10

10,000

(100 Hz)

(1

kHz) (15 Hz)

v

Vis

ranges on the

Table 3-9. Sample-and-Hold Accuracy.

(Digitization rate

100

mV

1 .5

Vis

(1

.5 Hz) (4.1 Hz)

15 Vis

1000

40

400

Accuracy

Without

With Sample-and-Hold

± 0.Q1%
± 0.
±

3-29.

Sample-and-Hold

± 0.01%

1%
1%

DATA

3-30. Data Storage

2070A Data Logger:

a. The

one fan cooled package.

is

limited to 1 kHz)

or

400

(4

4000

(41

3484A

10

V

.1 Hz)

Vis

Hz)

(41

3482A

mV

Vis

Vis

Hz)

Maximum

1

V/s

400

Vis

4000

V/s

40,000

V/s

STORAGE

USED

IN

is

easiest to use when installed in a

2070A contains both the

v

Is

100

500

(100

5000

(250

v

V/s

Hz)

V/s

Hz)

Maximum

V/s

Freq .

0.018

THE

2070A.

DVM

and the printer in

1000

v

5000

V/s

(100 Hz)

50,000

V/s

(250

Hz)

Sine

at

0 Crossing

Hz

4.1 Hz
41

Hz

410

Hz

Wave

50,000

V/s

106

±

1%

(10

Vis

kHz)

150

Vis

(150 Hz)

4000

Vis

(410Hz)

40,000

(410Hz)

Vis

(800

kHz) (800

500,000

V/s

kHz)

3-9

Section III

Model 11180A

All interconnections are make within

b.

system comes ready

to

use.

the

2070A;

the

c. The major Data Storage controls are available as
switches
include Storage Limit, Storage Enable, Scanner

on

the

rear panel

of

the 2070A. These controls

Control

Enable, Measure (External Trigger) and Internal Measure

Inhibit (See Figure 3-17).

EXTERNAL

TRIGGER

SWITCH

ALLOWS

SELECTION

OF

STORAGE

LIM

IT

ENABLE

SCANNER

CONTROL

ENABLE

\

JUMP

COMMAND

FROM

SCANNER

)

SYS

TEM LINE

SWI

TCH ITUR

NSON

FAN PLUS DVM

AND

PRINTE

R)

Figure 3-17. Rear Panel

The rear panel
Storage
available on the rear panel. This makes operation
easier.

(Option

of

005).

the

2070A

INPUT

ENABLES

STORAGE

of

the

Data Logger equipped

Many

of

the

2070A Data Logger.

major

d. A convenient 14 pin connector

INTERNAL SAM

14PIN CONNE

CT

WITH MAJOR DATA

STORAGE

CONTROL

LI

NES

storage

on

DISABLES

PLING

with

Data

controls

of

Data Storage

the rear panel

are

provides additional Data Storage control lines including
Preset Trigger (See Table

e. The printer columns have been rearranged

an easier

Table

to

read format (see Figures 3-10 and 3-11 ).

3-10. 2070A Rear Panel Connector for Data Storage.

Pin

No.

1
2
3
4
5

6

7
8

9

10
11
12
13
14

3-10).

Function

GROUND
MEASUREMENT
JUMP
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
MEASURE
SCANNER
STORAGE
INPUT
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET

LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT
LIMIT "40"

ENABLE
ENABLE

CYCLE

TRIGGER
TRIGGER
TRIGGER

HOLD

"10"
"20"
"30"

HOLD

" O"

"10"
"20"

to

provide

50

K

-=-5.4V

111ao•-1-zs••

14 13 12

HP1820·0207

OR

OR

MOTOROLA

2 3 5 6

11

10

FAIRCHILD

MC8601P·7025

EXT.

9 8

9601

TRIG

Uv

OUTPUT

1000

/s

.

+5

RANGE

Figure 3-18. Trigger Source for Single Channel Plug-ins.

Variable Trigger source
source may be
Storage. The short

applications. Internal triggering in the 3481

plug-in

is

on

the

limited

5055A

calibrated

to

MANUAL PRINT may have
times

but

will eventually cause Data Storage

output

cycle.

3-35. An example
MANUAL PRINT causes a partial reading
Full readings are printing during an
output

cycle

Direction
of
tape

is

complete, Data Storage

paper

for

use

with

Data Storage. This trigger

a counter, then applied

is

good enough

A,

3482A,

term

40

readings/s.

with

stability

Digital Recorder in the OPERATE mode.

to

be pushed a number

to

is

shown in Figure 3-19. Note

to

be printed .

1041100023
0941100023
0841500023
0741500023
0641100023
0541500023
0441100023
0341500023
0241100023
0141100023

1043515

0943515

0843315

0743315

0643515
0543315
0443515

output

Data
cleared

Automatic

'>

output/

MANUAL

}

depressed
times. Prior
entered
readings

(STORAGE

cycle. Once an

is

ready

Storage

cycle

PRINT

seven

usage

three
. 3 + 7 =

LIMIT)

to

10

use .

UP

TO

to

Data

for

most

or

34B4A

of

begin an

that

J

,-

1

I

I

1 ·

1

.;.:

"J

·~

3-31. Figure 3-18 shows an inexpensive trigger source for

use with the single channel plug-ins. This trigger source may

then

be calibrated with a counter
Short term stability

3-32.

HOW

TO

is

good enough for most applications .

CLEAR

DATA

used with Data Storage.

STORAGE.

3-33. Data Storage should always be cleared prior to

to

insure

that

recording data
readings already stored with STORAGE LIMIT set

it is not partly filled i.e., 7

to

50.

3-34. Oearing may be done by pushing MANUAL PRINT

3-10

Figure 3-19. Clearing Data Storage.

3-36.

APPLICATIONS.

3-37. The applications for Data Storage may be classified
into three categories. Examples are given for each category
in the following order:

a. A

to

D Conversion.

I.

Response time measurement

2. Transient analysis

,

:·

: :1

I:.

~··

u

Model

l l l 80A

Section III

_'.•

··.'

1

1

··

1

'J

3. Peak detection

4. Ramp linearity

High

b.

c. Making the

speed scanning.

1.

Dynamic testing

2.

Scanning more than 50 channels

DVM's speed independent

of

the system's

speed.

1. Computer based system

2.

Calculator based system

3-38. A to D conversion applications cover frequencies up

500

Hz

to

tions. Digitization may be carried up to

using Data Storage and Sample-and-Hold op-

1000 reading/s. The

TRIGGER

SOURCE

COUNTER

SI~

CHANNEL
PLUG-IN

TRIGGER
START
STORAGE

DVM I PRINTER

TO

CYCLE

TRANSIENT

INPUT

2070A Data Logger shown

combination

1 /2 module printer.

the data

of

a 3480A 1 /2 module

All

Jogger.

Triggering may come from a pulse

generator, function generator or simple

in

these applications

DVM

and the 5055A

is

the

interconnections are made within

I.C. flip-flop circuit
(shown in Figure 3-18). A counter is used to calibrate the
trigger source.

of

3-39. Scanning applications involve the use
Scanning plug-in with up to
speed up to

1000 channels/s. Data Storage makes this high
scanning speed usable with a printer.
may be scanned in

50 ms, stored, then printed out.

50 2-wire inputs and a scanning

Up

3-40. Data Storage may be used to allow the

measurements at a speed independent

the 3485A

to 50 channels

DVM

to make

of

the system's
speed. Some systems have acquisition rates far below
1000/s while computer based systems are many times

faster. Data
or up to

Storage

is

able to output readings at low speeds

50,000 readings/s.

TRIGGER

SOURCE

>----+-.,~~O-VM-+-1-uPRINTER

COUNTER

SI~

CHANNEL
PLUG-IN

TRANSIENT

INPUT

-J

..

}

..

~.

J

TRIGGER

TO

START

STORAGE

CYCLE

llllOA· B-2151

Figure 3-20. Response Time Measurement.

Transient analysis or response
beginning of transient. Digitization may
readings/s .

time

measurement

UPTO

be

50

READINGS

with

carried

-

triggering

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10

OR

20

READINGS

Figure 3-21. Preset Trigger Measurement.

Transient analysis using Preset Trigger
actual

previous

transient.

10

or

Up

20

readings

to

50

readings may

recorded.

DETECTOR

NEXT40

°'

30

READINGS

to

record readings prior

be

stored

with either

3·11

to

the

Section III

5 0 4 0 1 0 7 5 2 0
4 9 4 0 1 0 8 3 6 4
4 8 4

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4 7 4 0 1 0 9 8 5 0
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3 7 4

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0 5 1 1 6 5 6

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3 5 4

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3 4 4

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3 3 4

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0 5 1 0 0 4 7

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3

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2 9 4

0 1 0 8 3 5 7

2 8 4

0 1 0 7 6 8 9

2 7 4

0 1 0 6 9 9 7

2 6 4

0 5 0 6 2 3 7

2 5 4

0 1 0 5 4 6 7

2 4 4

0 1 0 4 6 7 9

2 3 4

0 1 0 3 8 3 7
2 2 4

0 5 0 2 9 4 9

2 1 4

0 5 0 2 0 7 9
2

0 4 0 5 0 1 1 8 9

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4-digit resolution using Data Storage. Up

stored

at

expected

Using Data Storage,
50
means

ms

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in

mechanical systems may

up

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after

at

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at
able

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its

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speed,

output

Figure 3-25.

may

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used

independent

readings

up

to

allow

of

to

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SECTION

THEORY

4-1.

DATA

OUTPUT.

4-2.

Present

4-3. In the non-Storage mode
Transfer gates receive a pulse on the Present line to transfer
the Data to the outguard storage flip-flops. A pulse
generated and coupled through the transformers on the
Data bits that are false. The flip-flops are Reset to the true
state by a high pulse and then set to the false state if the
Data bits are false. The
strict binary form into
containing Overrange and Overload information.

4-4.

Storage

4-5. In the Storage mode
Transfer gates receive a pulse on the Memory line and the
Shift Registers receive a pulse
transfer a stored Data reading to the outguard flip-flops.

Mode

Mode

(Isolated

BCD).

"thousands" data

BCD

(Memory).

of

of

operation, the Present

is

decoded from a

(binary coded decimal)

operation, the Memory

on

the

MOS

Oock

OF

is

line to

Section IV

IV

OPERATION

4-12. The

signal through L29, the Transfer pulse, and the Clock
Oscillator.

4-13.

4-14. The Inhibit line
sampling when External Trigger
Inhibit line forces

Q3
Printer Hold line causes A2Ql to conduct to make
Interface Hold stop the 3480 from sampling.

4-15.

4-16. A low level
L37 to generate a
3480 to take one measurement.

4-17.

Storage Flag

INHIBIT

to conduct and

ENCODE

BASIC

AND

(EXTERNAL

STORAGE.

is

controlled by the

PRINTER

is

A21C46

give

Interface Hold to the 3480. A high

HOLD.

used to stop the 3480 from

is

used. A low level

pin 8 high, causing Al Ll2 and

Oock

TRIGGER).

on

the Encode line

30

µs External Trigger and cause the

gives

a pulse through

Control

on

the

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4-6.

Panel

Transfer.

4-

7. Front panel readout

plished by the

output
through the same lines that supply the Data to the l l l 80A.

Only the actual digits
polarity, function and range (decimal point) are not
transferred.
Cycle.

4-8.

4-9. When the 3480 begins a reading,

goes high to stop the

pulse through L29 to reset the

disable the oscillator

4-10. A Print Command

3480 Sample

on the Clock Oscillator and trigger the Cycle Control

one-shot IC39 to start a basic cycle

mode.

4-11. A low pulse from IC39 pin 6

IC35 pin 14 to start the Timing Generator. First, a Reset

pulse

Outguard Data flip-flops. It

trigger the

flip-flop IC38. Next, a Transfer pulse

pin 1 and coupled through L35 to

flip-flop and force the Present line high to transfer the Data

through the Present Transfer gates.

of

IBCD.

is

generated at IC36 pin 6 which resets

Panel Transfer gate, which receives the

the Memory Transfer gate and operates back

Panel Transfer

Period. This

MOS

Oock

of

the stored Data

of

the reading are transferred; the

is

accomplished

Oock

A2

Oock

Oscillator by coupling a

Oock

Gating Flip-Flop and

at

IC36 pin 9.

is

generated at the end

is

coupled through L30 to turn

of

the l l l 80A on

gives

is

also coupled through L38 to

one-shot and reset the Data Transfer

is

generated at IC34

"set"

the Data Transfer

is

accom-

on

the Output

Control signal

of

a high-pulse at

all

of

the

IBCD

the

4-18. To enable operation
Storage Enable line
high.

4-19. During the 3480 sample period, the

line disables the

the end
generates a pulse through
flip-flop and trigger the Cycle Control one-shot to allow the
Timing Generator to begin a single cycle.

4-20. A Reset pulse
all
also coupled through L38 to trigger the
one-shot and shift the Data
counted by the Units Address Counter.

4-21. Next, a Transfer pulse
that
Transfer at Q8, which transfers the Data from the
Shift Registers to the Data Outguard flip-flops.

4-22.

4-23. At instrument turn-on, a low level at A2Q2 forces

the
Jump flip-flop to the Jump state to complete the Data
outputting, and sets the
proper state to allow the
Jump
The
the Printer will not be commanded to print.

of

of

the Data Outguard flip-flops in the true state.

is

coupled through L36 to

TURN-ON.

I/O Control flip-flop to the Output state, forces the

Output cycle

Storage Flag

is

Oock

the 3480 Sample Period, Print Command

is

so

is

held high by

of

the Storage mode, the

held low to make the Memory line

Oock

Control

Oscillator

generated at A2IC36 pin 6 that puts

Oock

that it

as

in the

IBCD

L30 to

Oock

"set"

the

Oock

MOS

MOS

Shift Registers.

is

generated

Gating flip-flop to the

Oscillator to complete the

is

ready for an Input cycle.
TO

at

A2IC34 pin 1

give

a Memory Data

signal at CR7

mode. At

Gating

It

Clock

It

MOS

so

that

4-1

is

is

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Section IV

4-24.

PRINTER

4-25. A low on the Dump Hold line or a high on the
Printer Hold line
IC39 pin 2 to cause a single input and output Storage cycle.

4-26.

PANEL

4-27.

On
A21C22
Data from the

readout. Al

prevent the

hold Reset low to hold the

state.

4-28. When
Data, it triggers Al
IC32

has completed an Output cycle. This

when the

back high, they erroneously trigger the 3480 for a reading.

4-29. The high
high to allow the pushbutton on the plug-in unit
3480 to trigger the Cycle Control one-shot through the
External Trigger line to

4-30.

4-31 . The basic storage operation

keeps track
outputted. The basic count pulse

11
through
through
by scanner functions at
inverted and counted by a decade counter IC32. Every 10

counts into this counter generates one output pulse which

is
Ll2,
and counted by four flip-flops,
1Il80A
50 readings, the counter actually acts as a I 00 counter. The
frrst 50 as input; the second 50
flip-flops
bits, while the fourth flip-flop
Flip-Flop.

4-32. The Tens
reset, the
Hold signal holds it in one state or the other. The Reset
pulse
delay by
does not actually come after the
50th ;
50th reading has been inputted

pin 8 goes low to turn

to allow the Storage to skip a single reading after it

BASIC

on

the

Ll8

10 on the Al assembly. This count pulse

transferred back across guard to the outguard section by

amplified by IC19 pins I and 2 on the

is

is

generated by IC45 pin 8

so

the reset takes place on the first cycling after the

AND

DUMP

HOLD

CYCLING.

gives

a high at the Cycle Control one-shot

TRANSFER.

the Output Cycle on Storage (Mem) mode,

off

Al

Q4

and Transfer the

MOS

Shift Registers to the front panel

Q5

saturates to hold

3480 from taking a reading.

3480 Data flip-flops

Panel Transfer goes low after outputting the

IC39 to reset the Units Address Counter

Oock

Control and Reset lines are allowed to

Panel Transfer at

give

a Storage cycle.

Oock

Control low to
Q6

is

necessary because

AlQ4

holds IC35 pin 4

saturates to

in

the high

of

COUNTER.

is

around a counter that

of

how many readings have been inputted and

is

generated at IC46 pin

A2

assembly and

to a 4

µs

capable

of

IO

Ll9

of

taking in 50 readings and outputting

the Tens Counter are the ten, twenty and forty

Counter counts in a 50 sequence. At each

Flip-Flop changes state, unless an Input Cycle

produces the pulse width. The Reset pulse

is

transferred across guard

one-shot consisting

IC35 on the Al assembly.

IC's 43 and 44.

as

output. The first three

is

the IO (Input/Output)

on

49th

or

outputted, thus causing

of

IC37 pins 4

A2

the A2 assembly. A

reading, but after the

is

gated

It

assembly,
While

go

the

the

Model l l l

the counter to count in a l -through-50 sequence instead
the usual l-through-49.

4-33. The Reset pulse also

Hold Flip-Flop at

Flip-Flop at
outputted on the Status Flag line if the Status Flip-Flop
in Input Cycle Hold, thus giving an indication
counter has completed a complete cycling. This can be
useful in triggering such things
converter or an oscilloscope display
outputs
with information from the 3485A Scanner by
IC30, and
outputs are also buffered and outputted. The Flip-Flop
output
3 through 6.

9.

4-34. The

gate different functions.

Storage Flag during the output time.

pin I and gates the ability
storage cycle. This operation

It

through Al LI2 to stop internal sampling, and goes to the

S/H Trigger Inhibit line to stop the trigger capabilities
the 11186 Sample/Hold unit. During this time, it also gates

IC22 pin 9 to generate a Panel Transfer condition to

the data

During the input cycle only, the
pin 12, allowing the Scanner to
under Scanner Control Enable only.

4-35. Input
prevents

This command can be overridden if the Preset Trigger gate,
consisting

is

through
information that a Preset Trigger has occurred at
3, 4, or 5, and then gates the Reset pulse through

12 and
state.

4-36. The series

Cycle Hold, continuous input sampling takes place. At the

time

counters are in the proper state and the Input Cycle Hold

override flip-flop

occurs at the end

cleared and starts an

Hold overide flip-flop
Trigger. At the end
returns

4-37.

4-38. There are three Preset Trigger Lines -Preset 0, 10 and

of

go

is

buffered along with the Reset pulse by IC38 pins

IO

also goes to IC46 pin 5 and "holds" the mainframe

of

IO

of

13

11

to "clear" the

of

a Preset Trigger, the Tens and Units Address

to

an input cycle to await another Preset Trigger.

PRESET

IC32 pin 5 on A2, and resets the Jump

IC32 pin 10

the Units Counter are inverted and OR'ed in

out

as

Storage count data. The Tens Counter

IC3

7 pins

Flip-Flop

the

MOS

shift registers back to the front panel.

Cycle Hold, which goes directly to IC44,

Flip-Flop from returning to the

IC20 pins I through 6 and gate IC20 pins

are used. This Preset Flip-Flop stores the

of

events goes

IC20

of

is

of

TRIGGERS.

"enables" the Measurement

on

A2.

This pulse

as

a high speed D-to-A

of

the

output

11

through

is

used throughout the l l I 80A to

It

goes to

IO

is

"set"
an input cycle, the IO Flip-Flop
output

reset and waits for another Preset

this

output

13

and ICI 8 pins 8 and

IC23

pin I to create a

It

also goes to IC45

of

Encode signal to cause a

is

used only with a computer.

IO

Flip-Flop gates

give

a Jump Command

output

Flip-Flop back to the

as

follows: Under Input

. The next time a Reset pulse

cycle, and the Input Cycle

cycle, the

80A

will

also be

of

when the

data. The

AIIC29 and

put

IC31

cycle.

IC4

pins

IC20 pins

output

IO

Flip-Flop

of

is

of

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20.

This

gives

the ability to arbitrarily set the time at which

the

0th, 10th or 20th reading

reading received by the

11th or 21st. Each line has an edge triggered one-shot
consisting
NAND
C6
pull-up resistor on the input to insure recharge

constant. The output pulse

of

the Preset 0 Trigger, it forces the 10, 20 and
flip-flops to the "O" state and sets the Units Address
Counter to a count
"sets" the Input Cycle Hold override flip-flop, IC20 pins 1
through 6.

4-39.

4-40. The Jump command stops an input or output cycle

in the middle and moves the
cycle. In other words,
begin on an output cycle;
output cycle, it would begin on an input cycle. A one-shot
on the Jump line produces a 1
the main Jump flip-flop consisting
and 6 and
"set", it goes low at pin 8
things. First, it goes to the
and 4 and prevents anymore data printing from taking place
if it
and causes the light isolator Ll2
thus holding the mainframe from taking anymore readings
until allowed to later. Thirdly, it goes to
cause
Generator to generate continuous timing pulses. The Jump
flip-flop
the Tens Counter.

4-41.

4-42. The Storage limits are made by comparing the output

of

the Tens Counter with the Limit 10, 20,
This
comparator sends a command to pin 4
flip-flop, causing a normal jump command to stop the cycle
in the middle.

4-43.

of

an inverter IC42,

gate IC41. In the case

form the

RC

time constant

JUMP.

IC32 pins 8, 9 and 10.

is

in on output cycle. Secondly, it goes to IC46 pin 3

IC38 pin 12

is

reset at IC32 pin 10 by the pulse from

LIMITS.

is

done by IC30.

MEASUREMENT

11180A

of

1 through 134. At the same time, it

if

it stops

to

go

high and allow the basic Timing

If

HOLD.

is

completed. The next

will

be counted as the 1st,

RC

network and a 2-input

of

the Preset 0 line, Rl 1 and

of

the one-shot, and Rl 2

of

is

a 1 µs low pulse. In the case

40

1l180A

if

of

Storage Flag gating, IC23 pins 2

the coincidence

on to the next type

on

an input cycle, it would

it stops in the middle

µslow

IC3

pulse which "sets"

of

IC3

l pins 1,

When

this flip-flop

2.

This low does 3 basic

of

Al to be turned on,

IC38 pin 2 to

30

and 40 lines.

is

of

is

the time

Counter

of

of

an

2,

4, 5

Ll9

of

met, the

the Jump

prevent
manual trigger). When the line
high for any period

Measurement Hold flip-flop
instrument

determined by the limit chosen by the operator. It

a

begin an output cycle (unless Input Cycle Hold
used), and then if the line has been returned low before the
output cycle
and no sampling will take place until the operator desires it.

4-46.

4-47. The Scanner Control Enable line allows the 3485A

Scanner
end
been reached or not.

A2
allowed
and not during a
conditions. The pulse
Flag going low, indicating the completion

4-48. There are other things that must be done in order to
make the Scanner work with the

is

Continuous Cycle, the Scanner goes through its Home
position in approximately 6
there while an output cycle
a one-shot
the Scanner at pin A on the J5B connector
mainframe.

4-49. Also,
which
Storage completes an
taken which
printed
going high and the Scanner going Home (Scanner Flag low)

"sets" a flip-flop composed
turns on Light Isolator

it off and acting as Isolated
When
on Al to stop this reading from being counted
reading. This

be taken
These readings are not counted; therefore,

output cycle, it

Reset
input

all

sampling by the 3480 (except from panel

is

released, or allowed to

of

time

as

short as 100 ns, the

will

change state, allowing the

to

take one complete set

is

completed, the flip-flop

SCANNER

to

of

a scan regardless

board gates a pulse from the Scanner. This pulse

to

is

done every time that the Scanner

out

this

is

if

is

prevented by the Scanner Home Flag to the "clear"

of

IC39 pin 3

CONTROL.

issue a Jump Command to the l l l 80A at the

of

whether the storage limit has

IC31

pins 8, 9, 10, 12 and

reach the Jump flip-flop only

3480 reading. This prevents lockup

is

generated by the Scanner Home

µs. It must, therefore, be held

is

IC39 pins 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 which resets

if

the Scanner Flag

output

is

the amplifier zero

with a 00 notation in front

done, it

is

the Monitor function on the 3485A

also

done because more than one reading could

is

not necessary to reset the counter IC32.

on

cycle, a single reading

of

Lil

to override the Storage, turning

BCD

sends a low signal to IC35 pin 2

Al.

of

samples.

will

again

on

an input cycle

of

a Scan .

Storage Unit. First, in

taking place. This

is

low and a reading

is

Home and the

of

the Scanner. It

of

it.

Oock

IC35 pins 8 through

to

output this reading.

at

Section IV

This

will

is

be

13

on the

is

done by

of

the 3480

is

will

will

Control

13

as

a normal

is

the end

go

set

is

then

being

"set"

is

taken

be
be

and

used.
of

an

4-44. The Measurement Hold flip-flop
each cycle

line

"set"
the line is held low, the flip-flop
and stops any further sampling by
Trigger Inhibit and Interface Hold.

4-45. Measurement Hold works

held low at the end

if

the Measurement Hold line

is

left open or floating high, the flip-flop cannot

and thus does not stop the 3480 from sampling.

of

an

output

is

reset at the end

is

is

reset at the proper time

giving

as

follows:

cycle, the l l l 80A

held low.

a Sample-Hold

If

If

the line

the

will

4-50. The Scanner, if set at 10 channels,

of

10th channel reading; and the Storage,

channels,

be

channels. It

If

Scanner to continue scanning, not knowing if the Scanner
going to the Home position or to another reading.
going to the Home position, a Jump command would be
given, forcing another output cycle although no new data
has been taken.

is

pins 1 through 6 and the gate composed
through 13. This flip-flop

will

stop the 3480 from sampling after the 10

will

output the 10 channels and then allow the

This

is

prevented by the skip flip-flop IC34

is

"set"

by the Panel Transfer line

will

if

of

complete the

also set to 10

is

If

it were

IC34 pins

11

4-3

Section IV

everytime an output cycle takes place.
valid reading must be taken before it
line from the
reset, in otherwords when one valid reading has been
counted by the Address
acknowledged.

4-51.

COMPUTER

4-52. The main function
change the timing sequence on the
acknowledges every trigger signal during the input and
output
This gate allows the Encode signal to recall data from the

MOS

Shift Registers during an output cycle only. Computer

Control

function for both the set and reset

Units Address Counter. Once the flip-flop

Counter, any Home Flag

CONTROL.

of

Computer Control Enable

cycles. Computer Control Enable goes to gate IC45.

Enable also goes to IC23, which

Once it

is

reset by the B data

Storage Flag

of

is

is

the gating

the Storage Flag

"set'', a

will

so

that it

be

is

Model l l l

Flip-Flop. This control allows the timing sequence to

properly acknowledge

is

4-53. For computer operation, each command
computer must be acknowledged by a single flag. This poses
one additional requirement on the
the

50th reading is taken under a normal sequence, the first
reading
only one trigger command; but a computer must
one to take the
output

to

between the input and the output cycles to alleviate this
problem. This
through 6 at the end
IC22 pins
control. The flip-flop stops one reading from being counted
through
normal timing sequence.
storage cycle
computer from causing a loss

is

automatically outputted. Normally this takes

of

the first reading. One false cycle

11

through 13. This

IC46 pin 12 and transferring a command to the

all

of

the trigger signals.

Storage, in that when

50th reading and one to command an

is

done by "setting" a flip-flop

of

each input cycle through the gate

is

done only in computer

By

skipping one reading, one extra

is

taken each cycle. But it prevents the

of

data .

of

give

is

generated

IC21

80A

the

two,

pins 1

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SECTION

MAINTENANCE

5-1.

INTRODUCTION.

5-2. This section contains information for incoming inspec­tion and troubleshooting

is

calibration

5-3.

EQUIPMENT

necessary for the l l l 80A.

5-4. The following equipment
performance

of

the l l l 80A:
3480A/B Digital Voltmeter
3481 A, 3482A, 3484A or 3485A plug-in unit
5050B
Oscilloscope, general purpose

5-5.

PERFORMANCE

5-6.

To

check the performance

ing inspection, it

is
to be made are the Data output on
modes; and Limits, Preset Triggers and Scanner operation

is

(if a 3485A

available) on the Storage mode (Storage

Enable line held low).

of

the l l l 80A.

No

adjustments or

REQUIRED.

is

required to check the

or

5055A Digital Recorder

CHECKS.

of

the l l l 80A for incom-

recommended that the minimum checks

IBCD

and Storage

V

checked with the Digital Recorder at the

Page

Connector shown on

3-1.

5-11. Basic Operation. Refer to Paragraph 3-6 and Figure

3-2 for basic operation with a digital recorder. Exercise
of

the Storage Limit lines to insure that the l l l 80A

store and output 10, 20, 30 , 40 and
Storage and Status Flags with the oscilloscope.

5-12. Preset Trigger Operation. Refer to Paragraph

Figure 3-5 for Preset Trigger Operation.

so

rate
at the time a Preset Trigger line

"X"

distinguished from the
Trigger. Exercise

that the input voltage to the 3480 may

is

grounded. This allows the

readings that occur before Preset Trigger to be

"Y"

readings occuring after Preset

all

three

of

the Preset Trigger lines.

5-13. Scanner Operation. Refer to Paragraphs 3-24 and

th

3-25 for operation wi

as

Enable line

well

the 3485A Scanner. The Scanner

as

the Storage Enable line must

grounded.

5-14.

TROUBLESHOOTING.

l l l 80A Storage

50

readings. Check the

Use

a slow trigger

be

changed

3-9

all

will

and

be

J

5-7.

IBCD

Check.

5-8. In this check, the Storage Enable line

allow the

l l l 80A to operate in the Isolated

is

left open to

BCD

(non­Storage) mode. The Scanner Units l.D., Data, Range (or the
Scanner Tens Channel I.D.), and function (or Scanner

Range) are checked with the Digital Recorder at the

l l l 80A Storage Connector shown on

BCD

5-9.

OUTPUT

Storage

CHECK

Check.

in the 3480A/B Manual.

5-10. In this check the Storage Enable line

of

allow Storage mode

operation. The Storage Units I.D.,

Page

is

3-1.

See

the

grounded to

Data, Range (or Scanner Tens channel I.D.), Function (or

1.D.

Scanner Range), and the Storage Tens Channel

are

Table 5-1. Troubleshooting.

I.

Data

Output

problem .

A.

Compare the data
1 .

If

they

Outguard

a.

*If a datum

ormer

b.

*If a datum

Note:

*
the

other

on

IBCD

and Storage modes.

both

have the

Flip-Flop

, coupling capacitor,

is

The

D4000

data lines.

same

on

A2.

is

always high, then the pulse transf-

always

low,

line

has

error, check the Data

or

flip-flop

then the fli

the opposite logic

is

bad.

p-flop

sense

is

bad.

5-15. The Troubleshooting Table
circuits to be checked for

I.

Data Output problem

II.

Isolated

III.

Storage control problem

five

BCD

5-1

is

an outline

major failure symptoms:

control problem

IV. Address problem
V.

Scanner-Storage problem

is

5-16. A Data output problem
Figure

7-10;

all

other problems
Figure 7-9. Decide whether the problem
Data output or in control on the

related to the circuits on

will

occur in the circuits on

is

strictly in the

IBCD

or Storage mode.

Other possible problem areas are in the output address and

five

Scanner-Storage operation. These

major problem areas

are further broken down into more particular problem areas

within the Troubleshooting Table.

2.

If

of

the Data
Storage mode, check the MOS
Memory

If

the Data

3.
error

A1.

B.

Front

panel readout

1 . Check the Panel Transfer Gate on A 1 .

Check the mainframe (3480) Reset, Test

2.
03480-66502

is

alright

in I BCD mode

Transfer Gate on A 1.

is

alright

in I BCD mode, check the Present Transfer Gate on

assembly.

in the Storage mode

has

an

error,

but

the

but

Shift

IBCD

has

Point

Register and

is

an

error

but

alright

No.

of

has

the

in

an

.

1, on

5-1

Section V

Model l l l 80A

11.

I BCD

Control

A.

Preliminary Checks.

1. The

2. The

3. Check

problem.

3480

a.

Check
low.

b.

Check
low.

c.

Check the Pri

Clock

3480

sample rate. Check A21C36

==

1

ms~

(Figure 7-1) C. Pri

will

not

sample. D. Encode

that

Inhibit

that

Memory

nter

Oscillator

:=

2sOkH

z

l-3µs-ol

_n____n_

1

µs

-+--I

a.

If

the oscillator
circuit,
drive
on Al.

If

b.

Clock Gating
and A 1

a.

The
A21C38 pin 12. This
pins 1-6 and IC34 pins 4-6.

b.

The

Clock Gating

IC19

pins

the oscillator

IC33

pins 8 and

the

basic

Timing

bas

ic

Timing

timing

sequence is:

10and

is

Flip-Flop,

Table 5-1. Troubleshooting.

signal at pad

signal at

Hold

circuit,

is

not

running

pin

51

IC22

Figure 7-4.

or

8.

-i

is

not

running, check the

Flip-Flop,

11,

L30

, and

running

but

not

IC19 pins 12 and 13,

9.

Generator, Figure 7-2.

Cycle

is

started

is

gated

by

into

on

11180A

pin 4 on

not

Clock

IC33

gated, check the

a high level at

a pulse

gated

by

Turn-On

Oscillator,

pins 10-

by

A2

A2

L29,

IC37

the

13

is

is

Ill.

(Cont'd)

nter

Hold

problem.

1. Check the Printer

problem.

1. Check the Encode

Storage

Control

problem.

A. Unable

B.

C.

D. Storage Flag

E.

to

turn

on

1. Check

2. Check

Jump

1. Check

2. Check

3. Check basic

Limits

1.

2.

1. Check Storage Flag

2. Replace

Measurement

1. Check basic

that

amplifier-zero Storage override.

Command

1 µs.

7·2 .

problem.

If

Jump

If

IC29

Hold

A21C34

Storage Enable

problem.

IC33

monostable

Jump

flip-flop,

Timing

Command

is

alright,

problem.

A21C23.

Hold

Timing

flip-flop

and inverter I

Hold

circuitry

circuitry

Storage.

pin

11

circuitry

on

IC31 and IC32.

Generator Counter

works,

replace IC30.

in

IBCD

Problem.

Generator

shown on Figure 7-4 .

shown on Figure 7-8.

is

low.

This

is

the Scanner

on

Figure 7-2.

Jump

line.

Output

circuitry,

check IC29

mode.

C33

Limit

circuitry

pins 11-13.

, Measurement

pulse:

Figure

inverters.

=:

i]

']

L .

:]

5-2

A

B

R

T

CLK

B.

No

Storage Flag.

1. Check

2. Check the

3. Check the
Paragraph

4.

Check

5. Check the

_J

11

186A · 8 -

that

that

I
I

I

26~6

Memory

timing

2A2.

Turn-On

Storage Flag

signal at A21C48 pin 2

pulse at A21C24 pin 1. (4 µsec pulse).

Clock waveform at A21C24

signal at A21C24

flip-flop

and

pin

output

12

is

low.

pin

is

buffer

2.

high .

Dump

Hold

Counter

check

problem

Dump

checkout
at 1 kHz

Count

A21C35 and

Count

Hold

circuitry,

.

sample rate

pulse

is

pulse

Figure 7·6.

in

generated

IC34

.

at

IC46

IBCD

by

pin

mode.

the

12.

Timing

Generator

F.

1. Check

IV.

Address
Do

See

.

this

A.

The basic
and Decoding,

1. Check the

...

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..

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a.

b.

2. Check

3. Check
IC32

4.

Check D
count

5. Check Tens Address

36.
a.

b.

c.

If

not

present, check

If

Reset

at

the

Count

the

pin

8.

output

rate.

output

low

both

Counter

.

is

IC21 pins 1-6.

Count

bad, check

Flop

If
. 5 µs

negative edge

Check

If

work

alright,

pulse

pulse

at

IC32

Counter

pulse.

of D output

flip-flops

counts

Table 5-1. Troubleshooting. (Cont'd)

the

Reset pulse

check

Computer

at

A 1 IC37

at

It

in

past

pin

8.

the

Units

pin

12.

It

should be 1/

at

output

input

at

of

IC43

50

and

or

A21C19

Units

IC44

1/0

should be in sync

at

Control

Address

pads

Address

.

flip-flop

IC36

pin 6 .

Flip·

Counter

10

34,

35

pin 2 for

with

Counter

does

the

and

the

not

Section V

Major

Scanner-Storage

1.

"Odd" * number

output

with

with

Scanner

2.

Skip

loss:

limit,

the

Storage

3.

Amplifier-Zero

fier

(the

given

scanned.

4.

a

Sync loss: Scanner reading (Channel
to

*An

"odd"

Storage

limit.

B.

"Odd"

1. Check

number

limit

zero reading.

last reading address

only

Storage address .

Scanner

number

that

problems

channel

the

Scanner

Control

with

the

Storage

of

.

loss: no

Note: the

when

an

limit

channel scan

the

Scanner

.

scan

limit

printings

printout

"odd"

with

Control

less

limit

Scanner

is

no

Enable signal

output

number

with

no

than the Storage

true

(low).

equal

to

does

not

of

the

Scanner

amp

of

number)

one

output.

not

line

00
of

equal

number

Enable

output:

the Scanner

zero reading

printed)
readings

is

equal

not

low.

limit

the

ampli-

equal

to

the

no

is
is

'.

:.

. 1

.. -.l

..

]

j

B.

If

A1,

A 1

IC29

IC18

C. Preset Trigger

1. Check
produce a low

2. Check

3. Check

4.

Check·
1-6.

5. Check

D.

Input

1. Check

2.

Replace

E. Status Flag

1. Check

2. Check
IC38

V.

Scanner-Storage

1) Check

2) Check

81,

and

.

Cycle

pins 3-6.

the

pin 13.

NOTE:

and enables Measurement

Cl

IC30, L25

input

the

for

the

the

Hold

at

input

IC44.

problem.

1/0

buffers

problem

Reset pulse

This

the

Preset and Reset gating

or

01

problem.

monostables IC41 and

pulse

Preset and Reset gating

a 1

µslow

Input

Cycle

Units

Counter

problem.

pads

flip-flop

IC18

.

at

Reset pulse ends

is

bad

at

the

through

of

Preset pulse

52

IC44

pins 8 and

L27,

approximately

Hold

override

preset

at

and

53.

.

9.

A21C45

Jump

Hold

command

Storage

and A21C15

IC42

1 µs .

IC40-42.

at

A21C20 pin

flip-flop

A 1 IC31

IC37

pins

pin

8 and I

Command

.

IC40-42.

output,

check

through

. Each should

8.

IC20

pin

6.

11-13,

C41

pins

and

2. Check the Scanner

a.

It

shou Id go

b.

It

should

3. Pin

12

of

problem

4. Check gate
13

Scanner

5.

An

C.

Skip

1. Check

the

2. Check

3. Check
taken.

D.

Amplifier-Zero

1. Check
13,

2. Check LI 1.

Sync loss:

E.

1. Check
major

2. Check

IC39

IC39

if it

should be high;

Home

"odd"

loss.

for

output

the

for

Amplifier

and gate

"Odd

problem

output

pin

7

pin

10

Home

low

at

produce

A1-IC34

is

A2-IC31 pins 8

scan

a high level

cycle .

Skip

reset

loss.

IC34

a high level at A

should be high.

not

high.

pin

Flag.

should

cause a

flip-flop A 1-IC34

of

the

Zero

pins 8

number
.

pulses

at A 1-IC39

Flag.

the

end

of a scan

through 13. Pins

10

should have a high pulse

jump

on

the Panel Transfer

Skip

flip-flop

flip-flop A 1-IC35

through

channel

.

1-IC34

See

"Skip

command.

pins 1

through

after

10.

scan

with

pins 7 and

pin 13.

loss'

9,

12 and

line

6.

one reading

pins 8

through

no

output"

10

.

major

at

during

is

]

A.

Check
then

decide

follows:

for

proper

on

the

operation

major

problem

with a 3481,

with

82

3485A

or

84

operation

plug-in,

as

Pin 7 pulse

output

cycle. Pin

Flag.

is

triggered

10

by

pulse

the

Panel Transfer

is

triggered

by

the

at

the

Scanner

end

of

an

Home

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INTRODUCTION.

6-2

. This section contains information for ordering replac
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reference

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part number

notes, and provides the following:

a. Total quantity used in the instrument (TQ column).
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number appears.

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below.)

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d. Manufacturer's part number.

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6-3.

6-1

lists parts in alphameric order

of

signators and indicates the description,

of each part, together with any applicable

of

a part

is

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of

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of

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or

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e

6-1

Secti

on VI

Table

6-1.

Replaceab

Model

1118

0A

le

Par

ts

:l

Reference

Designation

Al
Al

Cl

AlC

2
AlC3
AlC4

AlC

5
AlC6
AlC7
AlC

8
AlC9

AlC

10
AlCll
AlC12
AlCl3
AlC14

AlCl5
AlCl6
AlC17
AlCl8
AlC19

AlC20
AlC21
AlC22
AlC23
AlC24

AlC25
AlC

26
Al C27
AlC

28
AlC29

AlC

30
AlC31
AlC3

2

AlC3

3

AlC34
AlC3

5
AlC36
AlC37
AlC38
AlC

39
A 1C4 0 01 6 0-0 99 0 1
AlC41
AlC4

2
AlCRl
All

Cl

AllC2
AllC3

AllClt
AllC5
AllC6
AllC7

AllC8
AllC9
All C 10
AllCll
Al1Cl2

Al1Cl3
AllCllt
Al1Cl5
AllC 16
All

Cl

7

All C 18
Al1Cl9

'

All C20
AllCZl
AllC22

AllC23
AllC24
All

C25
AllC26
All

CZ

7

A

l!

C 28
All

C29
All

C30
AU

CH
All

C32

HP Part Number

11180-66501
0160-0300
0160-0300
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)160-0300

0160-03

00

~160-0300

0160-030
0
0160-0300
0

016
0160-0300
0
0160-0300
0160-0300

0160
0160-0300
0160-0300
0160
0160-0300

0160-03
0
0160-030
0160-0300
0160-0300

01
0160-0300
0
0160-030
0160-0300

0
0160-0300
0
0160-0300
018

0180-0197
0150-006
0
0
0

0
0160-015

1901-0
1820-0728
1820-07

1820-072

1820-0728

1820-0728
1820-072

1820-072

1820-0728

1820-072

1820-0728

1820-072

1820-0728

1820-03"9

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

18

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

18

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0349

1820-0586

18

0

160-0300
160-030

0

0-0300

160-0300

- 03

00

- 0 3

00

00

160-0300

0

60-03

00

160-0300

0

160-0300
160-0300

0-1701

4
160-0161
160-01

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160-015

3

160-

2 9 6 4 2

3

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8

8

8

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20-0349

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C:FXD
C:FXD
C:

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C

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C

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C
C:FXD MY 0.00

C:FXD
C: FXD
C:F
C

:FXD
C:FXD

C:F
C:FXD
C:F
C:FXD

C:FXO
C:FXD
C:F
C:F
C:F

C:FXD
C:FXD MY
C:

FXD
C: FXD
C:

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C:

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C:FXD
C:FXD
C:FXD
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C:
C: FXD
C:FXD CER DIS
C :FXD MY 0.
DIOOE:SILICON 30MA

4

IC:DIGITAL
IC:OIGITAL

IC

:DIGITA
IC:DIGITAL
IC:DIGITAL
IC:DIGITAL
IC

:DIGITAL
IC:OIGITAL

IC :DIGITAL
IC:DIGITAL
IC

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IC:DIGITAL

IC:DTL

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IC

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6

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1

Description

AS

SY:MAIN

MY 0.0

027
MY 0.0027
MY 0.0
MY 0.0

D

MY

XD

MY 0.0027

MY
MY 0.00
MY

MY
MY

XD

MY 0.0021
MY

MY 0.0027 UF

XD

MY 0.0021 UF 200VDCW
MY

XD

MY 0.00
MY

MY
HY 0.002 7

XD MY
XD

HY

XO MY 0.0027

MY 0.0
MY

MY 0.00
MY

MY
MY
MY
MY 0.0
ELECT

ELECT 2
CER 0.1 UF

XD

MY

XO HY Q.00

HY 0.001

MIC

A 1 0 0

QUAD 2-INPT

QUAD
QUAD
QUAD 2-INPT

QUAD

QUAD
QUAD
QUAD
QUAD

QUAD
QUAD
QUAD 2-INPT
QUAD 2-INPT NANO
QUAD

QUAD
QUAD
QUAD 2-INPT

OI G

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DECADE

UF
UF
UF

027

027

UF

0.0

021

UF
UF

0.0021
27

UF 2 00VDCW
UF

0.00

21

UF

21

0.0027

UF

0.0027 UF
UF
UF 200

0 . 0 027

UF 2 00VOCW

0.0021

21

UF 200

0.00

27

UF 200VOCW

0.00

27 UF 200VDCW

UF
UF

0.00

21

0.00

27

UF
UF 200VDCW

021

UF 2 00VDCW

.00

21

UF

0
0 . 0

021

UF

21

UF 200VDCW

0.00

21

UF

0.00

27

UF
UF 200VDCW

0.0021

0.00

21 UF 200VDCW

027

UF
UF 2

6.8
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UF 101: 20VD

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0.01
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UF

PF

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001

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TTL

+ LO

TTL

+ LOGIC

L

+ L O

TTL
TTL

+ L OGIC

TTL

+ LOG

TTL + LOG

TTL +
TTL

+ LOGIC

TTL +

TTL + LOGIC
TTL + LOGIC
TTL

+ LOGIC

2-INPT

2

-INPT
2-INPT
2-

INPT NANO

AD

2-INPT
2-INPT
2

-INPT
2-INPT

2-lNPT NANO

2- l NPT

2-

INPT

2-

INP

2-IN

TTL

HEX CONVER

DIVIDER

UF

10
+60-2

LOGIC

LOGIC

T

PT

200VDCW
20 0

VDCW
200VDCW
200

VDCW
200

VDCW
200

VDCW
2

OOVDCW

200VDCW

200

VOCW
200VDC

W
200VDCW
200

VDCW
VDCW

200VDCW

VDCW

200

VDCW

200VDCW

200

VDCW

200VDCW

20DVDCW
200

VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

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1:

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GIC

GIC

IC
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GATE

NANO

GATE

NANO GATE

l;ATE

NANO
NANO

GATE
GATE

NANO GATE

GATE

NANO
NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE
GATE

NANO

GATE

NANO GATE

GATE

NANO

GATE

NA

NO GAT E

NANO GATE

GATE

NANO

TER

Mfr
Code

2

8480
56289
56289
562

89

5628
56289

5

628

56

28
28

56

289

56
56289

56

289
56289
56

2 89
56289

56289
56

289
562

89
56 289
56289

89

56 2
56289
56289
56289

28

56
56

289
5628
562

89

56

28
56289

56289

89

562
56289
56

289
28480

5628
7

2962
5628
56289
56

289

00

653

7 29

62

562 69

07

263
28480
284

80

28480
284

80

284

80
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2

84

80
284

80
28480
2848
284

80
2

848

0129
01295
0 129 5
0129
01295

01295
01295
01295
01295
01295

01295
01295
01295
01295
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9 5
01 2 95

0 12

95
0

1295

28

480

56"289

9

9
9
9

9

9
9

9
9

0
0
5

5

Mfr

Part Number

11180-66501
l 92P27292-PT
l

92

P272

92-PT

l9

2P27 292

l

92

l

92P272
l92P27292
l

92P27292-PT
192P27292-PT
192P27292-PTS

l 9 2P

92P27292-PT

l

l92P27292-PT

l 9

l92P27292-PTS

l92P272

92P27292-PT

l

l

92P27292-PT
192P27292-PTS

l 92P2 7292
l

92P27292-PTS

l92P27292-PT

l92P27292-PTS
l

92P

192P27

192P27292-PT

192

92

1
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192P27292-PT
l

92

192P27292-PT

192P27292-PT

l92P27292-PT
0180-1701

150D225X902

61

l92Pl0

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92

1
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563

192P102
FDG1
1820-07

18

18

1820-072
1820-07
1820-07

1820-07

1820-072

1

82
1820-0728

1820-072

1820-072

SN150 31
S

N15031

SN15031
S

N15031
SN15031

SN15031

SN15031
SN15031
SN15031
SN15031

SN15031

SN150

SN1503l
5'1150 31
SN

S

N15031
SN
S

N15031

18
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P27

292-

92-PT

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27292-PTS

2P27292-PT

92-

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2729-2

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292

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P27292-PT
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292

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P 2 7

292

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31-100-651-1042

392

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292

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5F101G3

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28

20-0

728

20-07

28

8
28
28
28

8

0-0

728

8

8

31

1503l

15031

20-05

86

PTS

PTS

0A2

TS

S
S
S

S
S

S

S
S
S

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to

this section for

ord

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· 1

Model 11180A

Table

6-1. Replaceable Parts

(Cont'

Section

VI

d)

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Reference

Designation

AllC33
AllC34
Al!C35
AllC36
Al!C37

A

11

C38
Al1C39
Alli
Al

l2

All3
All4

Al

l 5
All6
All7
All

8

All9
AlllO
Alli

l

All

12

Alll3

Alll4

Alll5
Alll6
Alli

7

Alll8
Alll9

All20

All21
All22

All23

All24

All2

5
All26
All27
All28

All29
All30
All31
All3

2
All33

All34
All35
All36
All37
All38

Allll
All12
All13
AlQl
AlQ2

AlQ3

Al~4

AlQ5
AlQ6
AlQ7

AlQ8
AlQ9
AIU
AlR2
AU3

AlR4
AH5
AlR6
AH7
AlR8

Al

~9

AlRlO
AlRll

AlRl2

AlRl3
AlRl't

AlR15
AlR16
AlR17

AlR18

HP Part Number

1820-0307
1820-0349

1820-0349
1820-0586
1820-0583

1820-0583
1820-0730
9100-3222
9100-322
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-322
9100-3222
9100-3222
91('0-3222

9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-32

9100-3222

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

1990-0312
1990-0312
1990-0312
1854-0042
1854-00't2

l85't-007l
1854-0071
185"-0071
18
1854-0071

1854-0071
1853-0010

068't-l

0757-04't2

0757-0't42

068't-l021

0684-2231

0684-1021

0684-1021

068't-l021

0
0684-1021

0684-2231

06B4-1031
0

~6

0684-3911
068
0684-2221
0684-2221

5't-007l

684-1811

68't-1021

84-10

4-3311

2

2

222

22

021

21

Oty

IC:OIGITAL

l

IC:DTL
IC:OTL
!C:OIG!TAL

11

38

39

1 6

IC:TTL
IC:TTL

l

IC:O!GITAL
CO
COIL:FXO
CO

COIL:F
COIL:FXO
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL:FXD
CO!L:FXD
CO!L:FXO
CO!L:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL :FXO
COIL:FXD
COILIFXO
CO
COIL•FXD

COIL:FXD
CO!LIFXD 100
COILIFXD
CO!LIFXD
COIL:FXD

CO!L:FXD
COIL:FXO
CO!L:FXD
CO
COIL:FXO

CO
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXO

COIL:FXO
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL

COIL :FXD

3 TSTR:PHOTO

TSTR:PHOTO
TSTR:PHOTO
TSTR:SI

2

TSTR:SI

9

TSTR

TSTR:SI

TS TR:
TSTR:SI
TSTR:

TSTR:S

l

TSTR:SI
R:FXO

2 R:FXD

R:FXD
R:FXD

R:FXO

5

R:FXD

R:

R:FXD

2 R•FXD

R:

R:FXO

R:

R:FXO

R:FXO
l R :FXO
3 R :FXD

R:FXD

R:FXD

"

QUAD
QUAD

QUAO
QUAD

IL:

FXO

100

100

IL:

FXO

100

XO

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100
100
100

100
100
100

IL:

FXD

100
100

100
100

100
100

100
1

00

100

IL:

FXD

100
100

IL:

FXD

100
100
100
100
100

2

20
22
220

:FXO

220
220

NPN
NPN

:SI

NPN

NPNISELECTED

SI

NPNISELECTED

NPNI

Sl

NPNISELECTED

l NPNISELECTED

PNPISELECTED

COMP

MET
MET

FLM

COMP

COMP

COMP

FXD

C~MP

COMP

COMP 180

FXD

C 0 MP

COMP

FXO

C014P

COMP 1000 OHM

COMP
COMP
COMP

CO~P

COMP

Description

OTL

HEX

INVERTER

2-INPT

NANO

2-!NPT

HEX

2-INPT
2-!NPT

+ LOGIC

UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

UH
UH
UH
UH
UH

ED FROM

SELECTED

OHM

10.0K

10.0K
OHM

OHM

OHM
OHM
OHM

OHM
OHM

KOHM

OHM

OHM lOi
OHM

OHM

NANO GATE

CONVERTER

NANO
NANO

lOi

lOi
lOi

lOi

10i

TTL

TTL

0

I SELECT

1000

FLM

1000
22K
1000

1000
1000

100 0 OHM
22K
1 0

1000
390

330

2200

2200 OHM

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GATE
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2N3704)

FROM

2N3704l

FROM

2N3704)

FROM

2N3701tl

FROM

2N3704)

FROM

2N370't)

FROM

2N325ll

lOi

1/4W

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ti

OHM

ti

lOi

l/4W

l/4W

lOi

l/4W

lOi

l/4W

lOi

l/4W

l/4W

1 0% 1/4 W

l/4W
l/4W

lOi

l/4W

lOi

l/4W
l/4W
l /4W

lOi

l/4W

lOi

l /4W

l/8W

l/8W

Mfr
Code

28480
0

129
01295
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
2848

28480
284

80
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
2

8480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
2848
28480
28480
2848

28480
28480
28480
28480
28

480

2848
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
284

80

28480
28480
284

80
28480
28480

284

80
28480
01121
28480
28

480

01121
01121
01121

01121

01121
01121

0 11 21
0 11

21

01121

01121
01121

01121
01121
01121
01121

5

0

0

0

0

Mfr

Part Number

1820-0307

SN15031

SN15031
1820-0586
1820-058

1820-05
1820-0730
9100-3222

91~0-3222

9
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3
9100-3222
9100-32

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-322

9100-3222
9100-3
9100-3222
9100­9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-322
9100-3222
9100-3

9100-32

9100-3222
9100­91
9100-3222

9100-322
9100-3223
9100-3223
91
9100-3

1990-0312
1990
1990-0312
1854-004
1854-0

1854-0
1854-0071
1854-0071
1854-0071
1854-0

1854-0071
1853-0010
CB
0757-0442
0757-0442

CB

CB
CB
CB
CB

CB

CB
CB
CB 1031
CB

CB
CB
CB
CB

ca

100-32

00-3222

00-3223

-03

1021

1021

2231

1021
1021
1021

1811
102

2231
1021
1021

3911
3311
2221
2221

222

222

3222

222

3222

223

042

0 71

071

1

3

83

22

22

l

2

22

3

12

2

See

introduction

to

this

section

for

ordering

information

6-3

Section

VI

Reference

Designation

AlR19
AlR20
AH21
AlR22
AH23

All
All
All
All
All

All
AZ
A2Cl
A2C2
A2C3

A2C~

A2C5
A2Cb
A2C7
A2C8

A2C9
A2Cl0
A2Cll
A2Cl2
A2Cl3

A2Cl4
A2Cl5
A2Cl6
A2Cl

1

A2Cl8
A2Cl9

A2C20
A2C21
A2C22
A2CR1

A2CR2
A2CR3

A2C~4

A2CR5

A2C~6

A2CR7
AZ I Cl
A2IC 2
A21C3
A2!C4

A21C5
A21Cb
A21C7
A21C8
A21C9

A21C10
A21C11
A21C12
A21Cl3
A2IC

14

A21Cl5
A2IC

lb
A21Cl7
A2IC

18
A21Cl9

A21C20
A2IC21
A21C22
A21C23
A2IC24

A21C25

2b

A21C
A21C27
A2IC28
A21C29

A21C30
A21C31
A2!C32
A21C33
A21C

34

HP Part Number

0684-1531
0684-2221
0684-1811

0684-2231

0684-2231

0363-0058
1200-0437
1200-0449
1200-0450

4040-0748
4040-0753

11180-66502

0180-0309

0180-1701
0160-0153

0180-1701
0160-0153
0160-0153
0160-0153

0160-0153
0160-0153

0150-0055
0150-0055

0160-0300
0160-0300

0160-0300
0160-0300

0160-0300
0160-2964

0160-0153
0160-0298

0160-0153
0160-0153

1901-0045

1901-0045

1901-0040

1902-3073

1902-3073

1901-0040

1901-0040

1820-0584

1820-0584

18

20-0

584

1820-0584

1820-0

584
1820-0584
1820-0174
1820-0584
1820-0584

1820-0174
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0

584
1820-0584

1820-0174
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0174
1820-0586

1820-0583
18

20-0

0 5 4
1820-0583
1820-0590
1820-0588

1820-01

74
1820-0054
1820-0583
1820-0587
1820-0586

1820-0591
1820-0588
1820-0583
1820-0583
1820-0584

Oty

12
72

15

Table 6-

R:FXD
R:FXD
R:FXD
R:FXD
R:FXD

CONTACT:ELECT.

2

SOCKET:IC

SOCKET:IC

SOCKET:IC

2

EXTRACTOR:PC

1

EXTRACTOR:PC
BOARD
C:FXO ELECT
NOT

ASSIGNED

C:FXD ELECT
C:FXD

C:FXD
C:FXO
C:FXO
C:FXD

C:FXD
C:FXD
C:FXO
C:FXD
C:FXD

C:FXO
C:FXD
C:FXO
C:FXD
C:FXD

C:FXD
C:FXD
C:FXD
C:FXD
DIOOE:SILICON

OIOOE:SJLICON
OIOOE:SJLICON
DIODE BREAKOOWN:4.32V
DIODE BREAKDOWN:4.32V
OIOOE:SJLICON

DIOOE:SILICON

IC:TTL
IC:TTL
JC:TTL
IC:TTL

JC:TTL
IC:TTL
INTEGRATED
JC:TTL
JC:TTL

INTEGRATED
JC:TTL
IC:TTL
JC:TTL
IC:TTL

INTEGRATED
JC:TTL
IC:TTL
INTEGRATED
IC:OJGITAL

IC:TTL
JC:TTL
IC:TTL
IC:OIGITAL
JC:TTL

INTEGRATED
IC:TTL
IC:TTL
IC:TTL

4

JC:OJGITAL
IC:TTL

IC:TTL
IC:TTL
IC:TTL
IC:TTL

1. Replacement

Description

COMP

15K

OHM

COMP

2200

COMP

180

COMP

22K

COMP

22K

8 PIN
14
16

ASSY:PIG

MY

0.001
ELECT
HY

0.001
MY

0.001
MY

0.001
MY

0.001
MY

0.001
Tl

DIOXIDE

Tl

DIOXIDE

MY

0.0027
MY

0.0027
MY

0.0027
MY

0.0027
MY

0.0027
CER

DISC

MY

0.001
MY

0.0015
MY

0.001
MY

0.001

QUAD
QUAD
QUAD
QUAD

QUAD
QUAD

CIRCUIT:TTL
QUAD
QUAD

CIRCUIT:TTL
QUAD
QUAD
QUAD
QUAD

CIRCUJT:TTL
QUAD
QUAD

CIRCUIT:TTL

TTL
QUAD

QUAD
QUAD

TTL
DUAL

CIRCUJT:TTL
QUAD

QUAD

TRIPLE

TTL

INPT ANO-OR-INVERT
DUAL
QUAD
QUAD
QUAD

OHM
OHM
OHM
OHM

0.700"

CONTACT
CONTACT

BOARD,

BOARD,

4.7

UF

6.8

UF
UF

6.8

UF
UF
UF
UF

UF
UF

UF

UF

UF

UF

UF

0.01
UF

UF
UF
UF

0.75A

0.75A
30MA

30MA
30MA

2-INPT
2-INPT
2-INPT
2-INPT

2-INPT
2-INPT

2-INPT

2-INPT

2-INPT
2-INPT
2-INPT
2-INPT

2-INPT

2-INPT

HEX

2-INPT
2-INPT
2-INPT

DUAL

4-INPT

2-INPUT

2-INPT

3-INPT

HEX

4-INPT

2-INPT

2-INPT
2-INPT

lOl
lOi

lOl
lOl

20l

20l

lOl

20l

IOl

lOl

lOl
!Ol

lOl
10
10

200VDCW
200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

lOl

lOl

lOl

lOl

30WV

30WV
30WV

NOR

NOR

NOR

NOR

NOR

NOR
NOR

NOR

NOR

NOR
NOR
NOR

NOR

NOR
CONVERTER

NANO GATE

NANO

NANO
NANO

NANO
CONVERTER

NANO
NANO
NANO
NOR

Parts

(Co

nt'd)

l/4W

lOl

l/4W
l/4W
l/4W
l/4W

LG

BLACK

GREEN

lOVDCW
6VDCW

200VDCW

6VOCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

PF

5l

500VDCW

PF

5l

500VDCW

UF

+80-20l

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

200VDCW

lOOPIV
lOOPIV

5l

5l

GATE
GATE
GATE
GATE

GATE

GATE

HEX

INVERTER
GATE
GATE

HEX

INVERTER
GATE
GATE
GATE
GATE

HEX

INVERTER

GATE

G~TE

HEX

INVERTER

GATE
GATE

2-WIOE,JNPT

GATE

HEX

INVERTER

NANO

GATE

GATE

NANO

GATE

GATE
GATE
GATE
GATE

GATE

25VDCW

AND/OR

Mfr
Code

01121
01121
01121
01121
01121

91662

17117

17117

17117

28480

28480

28480

56289

28480

562

89
28480
562

89
56289
562

89
56289

562

89
78488
78488
56289

562

89

562

89
56289
56289

7298

56289
56289
56289
562

89

04713

04713
07263
04713
04713
07263

07263

28480
28480
28480

28480

28480
28480

01295

28480
28480

01295

28480
28480
28480
28480

01295

28480
28480
01295
28480

28480

0

129

28480
28480
28480

01295

01295
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

Mfr

CB
CB
CB
CB
CB

02-005-12
5566-235-5
7014-295-5
7016-295-5
4040-0748

4040-0753

11180-66502
1500475X0010A2-0YS

0180-1701
l

92Pl
0180-1701
l

92Pl0292-PTS
l

92Pl0292-PTS
192Pl0292-PTS

192Pl0292-PTS
l

92Pl

TYPE

TYPE
192P27292-PTS

192P27292-PTS
192P27292-PTS
192P27292-PTS
l92P27292-PTS
5835-000-Y5UO-l03Z

2

l92Pl0292-PTS
l

92P
192Pl0
192Pl0292-PT
SR1358-7

SR1358-7
FOG1088

sz
sz

FOG1088

FOG1088
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0584

1820-0584
1820-0584
SN8199
1820-0584
1820-0584

SN8199
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0584
1820-0584

SN8199
1820-0584
1820-0584
SN8199
1820-0586

1820-0583
SN

5

1820-0583
1820-0590
1820-0588

SN8199
SN4342
1820-0583
1820-0587
1820-0586

1820-0591
1820-0588
1820-0583
1820-0583
1820-0584

Mo

Part Number

1531
22 21
1811
2231

2231

0-612

5

0292-PTS

0292-PTS
GA
GA

15292-PTS

292

-PTS
S

10939-77
10939-77

4342

del

11180A

l

..

]

J

]

·]

]

J

I

6-4

See

introduction

to

this

section

for

ordering

J

information

Model 11180A

Table

6-1.

Replaceable Parts

(Cont'd)

Section

VI

•,

··

·1

.·.

J

. J

· 1

_]

Reference
Designation

A2lc35
AZIC36
AZIC37
AZ!

C38

AZ!C39
A2JC40

A21C41
AZIC42
AZIC43
AZIC44

A2IC45
A2JC46
AZIC47
A21C48
A2ll

A2L2
AZL3
AZL4
AZL5
AZL6

A2L

7
A2L8
AZL9
AZLlO
AZLll

AZLlZ
AZL13
AZL14
A2ll5
A2ll6

AZLl 7
A2Ll8
A2Ll9
AZL20
AZLZl

AZL22
A2L23
AZL24
AZL25
AZL26

AZL27

A2L28
A2L29
A2L30
A2L31

AZL32
A2L33
A2L34
A2L35
A2L36

A2L37
A2L38
AZL39
A2Ql
A2Q2

A2Q3
A2Rl
A2RZ
AZR3
A2R4

AZR5

A2~b

A2R7
A2R8
A2R9

A2Rl0
A2Rll
A2U2
AZR13
A2Hlt

A2Rl5
AZR16
AZRl 7
A2Rl8
AZR19

HP Part Number

1820-0595

1820-0537
1820-0583
1820-0587
1820-0207

1820-0587
1820-0583
1820-0586
1820-0076
1820-0595

1820-0588
1820-0587
1820-0586
1820-0583

9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3223

1854-0071

1854-0071

1854-0071
0684-4

711
0684-6821
0684-6821
0684-6821

0684-6821
C684-6821

0684-6821

0684-6821

0684-6B21

06B4-1021

0684-1021

0684-1021

0684-1021

0684-1021

0684-1021

0684-1021

068't-2221

0684-1

Bltl 2

0684-1841

Oty

2

1

1

1

1

16

!C:TTL

DUAL

JC:TTL

DUAL

JC:TTL

QUAD
TRIPLE

JC:TTL
!C:TTL

MONOSTABLE

JC:TTL

TRIPLE

JC:TTL

QUAD
JC:DJGJTAL
IC:TTL

DUAL
JC:TTL

DUAL

DUAL

JC:TTL
JC:TTL

TRIPLE
JC:DIGITAL
IC:TTL

QUAD

COIL:FXO
COIL:FXO

COJL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:

FXD

CO

ll:FXD

COIL :FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL :FXD
COIL:FXD
COJL:FXD

COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL:FXD
COJL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL:FXD
COJL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL :FXD

COIL:FXD
CO!l:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD

COIL:

FXD
COIL:FXD
COIL:FXD
TSTR:SJ
TSTR:SI

TSTR:SJ
R:FXO

COMP

R:FXD

COMP

R:FXD

COMP

R :FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COHP
COHP

R•FXO
R:FXD

COHP

R:FXO

COHP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COMP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COMP

COHP

R•FXD
R:FXD

COMP

R:FXD

COHP

R:FXD

COHP

Description

J-K

MASTER
4-INPT
2-INPT

3-JNPT

MULTIVIBRATOR

3-INPT

2-INPT

TTL

HEX
MASTER/SLAVE FF
J-K

MASTER

4-INPT

3-INPT

TTL

HEX

2-INPT

220

UH

220

UH

UH

220

220

UH
UH

220

zzo

UH
UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

220

UH
UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

220
220

UH

220

UH

zzo

UH

220

UH
UH

220

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

UH

zzo

UH

220

UH
UH

220

UH

220

UH

220

220

UH
UH

220

UH

100

100

UH

100

UH
UH

100

100

UH

220

UH

NPNC

SELECTED

NPNCSELECTED
NPNCSELECTED

470

OHM

6.8K

OHM

6.8K

OHM

6 .SK

OHH

6.8K

OHH

6.8K

OHH

6.BK

OHH

6.8K

OHH

6.8K

OHH
OHM

1000

OHH

1000
1000

OHH
OHH

1000

OHH

1000

OHH

1000

OHM

1000
2200

OHM

180K

OHM

180K

OHM

SLAVE

NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE

CONVERTER

SLAVE

NANO

GATE

NANO

GATE
CONVERTER
NANO

GATE

FROM

2N3704J

FROM

2N3704l

FROM

2N3704J

lOi

l/4W
10i.l/4W
lOi

l/4W

lO:S l /4W

l/4W

lOi

l/4W

loi

l/4W

loi

l/4W

loi

l/4W

loi
lO:l

l/4W

l/411

10i

11411

loi

1/411

10i

l/4W

10i

l/4W

loi

l/4W

loi

1/411

loi

1/411

loi

l/4W

10i

F/F

F/F

Mfr
Code

28480
28480

28480

28480

28480

28480
28480
28480
01295

28480

28480

28480

28480

28480
28480

28480

28480
28480
28't80
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
28480
28480
28480
28480

28480
01121
01121
01121
01121

01121
01121
01121
01121
01121

01121
01121
01121
01121
01121

01121
01121
01121
01121
01121

Mfr

Part Number

1820-0595
1820-0537
1820-0583
1820-0587
1820-0207

1820-0587
1820-0583
1820-0586
SN4355
1820-0595

1820-0588
1820-0587
1820-0586
1820-0583
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3223

9100-3223
9100-3223
9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3222

9100-3222
9100-3222
9100-3223
1854-0071

1854-0071

1854-0071
CB

4711

CB

6821

CB

6821

CB

6821
6821

CB

6821

CB

6821

CB

6B21

CB

6821

CB
CB

1021

CB

1021

CB

1021
1021

CB
CB

1021

CB

1021

CB

1021

CB

2221

CB

1841

CB

1841

See

introduction

to

this

section

for

ordering

information

6-5

r 1

Section

VI

Table

6-1.

Replaceable Parts

(Cont'd)

Model 11180A

l

Reference

Designation

A2R20
A2R21
A2R22
A2R23
A2R24

A2R25
A2R26
A2R27
A2R2B
A2R29

A2R30
A2R31
A2R32
A2R33
A2RH

A2R35
A2
AZ
A2

HP Part Number

0684-6821
0684-6821
0684-6821
0684-3311
0757-0449

0684-6821

0684-3311

()684-6821

0684-6821
0684-1031
0684-1021
0684-1031
0684-6821

0684-6821
0363-0058

1200-0449

1200-0450

111

B0-61601

11180-01201

1251-0218

1251-2570

1251-2976

Oty

l

2

l

2
2

65

l

Description

R:FXD

COMP

6.BK

OHM

10%
R:HO
R:FXO
R:FXD
R:FXO

R:FXO
NOT
NOT
R:FXO
R:FXO

R:FXD
R:FXO
R:FXO
R:FXD
R:FXD

R:FXO
CONTACT:ELECT.
SOCKET:IC

SOCKET:IC

LEAD ASSY

ADAPTER:PLATE

CONNECTOR:LOCK
CONTACT: R t P CONNECTOR, MALE
CONNECTOR:R t

COMP
COMP
COMP
FLM 2DK

COMP

ASSIGNED

ASSIGNED

COMP
COMP

COMP
COMP
COMP
COMP
COMP

COMP

14
16

6.8K

6.8K
330

6.8K

330

6.BK

6.BK
lOK
1000
lOK

6.BK

6.8K

CONTACT
CONTACT

OHM
OHM

OHM

OHM

OHM

OHM

OHM
OHM

OH~

OHM

OHM l 0%

OHM
OHM

0.700"

POST

P,100

l/4W

lOt

l/4W

lOt

l/4W

lOi l /4W

1%

l/8W

10%

l/4W

10%

l/4W

10%

l/4W

10%

l/4W

10% l /4W

10%

l/4W

l /4W

lOi

l/4W

10%

l/4W

LG

SUBMINAT TYPE 0
MALE CONTACT

Mfr
Code

01121
01121
01121
01121
28480

01121

01121
01121

01121
01121
01121
01121
01121

01121
91662
1711
17117
28480

28480
71468
71468
71468

7

Mfr

Part Number

CB

6821

CB

6821

CB

6821

CB

3311

0757-0449
CB

68

21

CB

3311

CB

6821

CB

6821

CB

1031

CB

1021

CB

1031

CB

6B21

CB

68

21

0

2-00

5-120-6125
7014-295-5
7016-295-5
11180-61601

l

llB0-01201
053018
031-9540-000
200100P-FO

l

J

]

6-6

See

introduction

to

this

section

for

ordering

J

J

J

J
J

information

.J

Model l l l 80A

Section VII

. ]

· 1

' J

SECTION

CIRCUIT

7-1.

INTRODUCTION.

of

7-2. This section contains the schematic diagrams
two

l l l 80A assemblies and eight signal flow diagrams

illustrating subcircuit operation.

7-3.

NOTES

a .. Partial reference designators are shown within
assembly outlines. Prefix these with assembly number for
complete designator.

REFERENCE

ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY

REFERENCE ASSEMBLY

DESIGNATION NAME (INCLUDES

JACK

XA2

CHASSIS

IS MOUNTED ON

OR

ANOTHER

Pl

IS NOT MOUNTED

ON

A2

ASSEMBLY :

(COMPLETE DESIGNATOR IS Pl) •

ASSEMBLY~

~

:,

"'\ l I

--4<

~<-+!'--........_.

-1<

~

~

WIRE

COLOR: COLOR

AS THE RESISTOR

NUMBER INDICATES
NUMBER

INDENT/FIES

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Appendix A

CODE

LIST

OF

MANUFACTURERS

Model l l l

80A

Code

No.

00000

U. S. A
00136
00213
00287
00334
00348
00373
00656
00779
00781
00809
00815

00853

00866
00891
00929
01002

01009
01121
01255
01281
01295

01349
01538
01589
01670
01930
01

960

02114
02116

02286
02660

02735

02771
02777

028
03296
03508

03705
03797
03818
03877
03888

03954
04009
04013

04062
04217
04222
04354
04404

04651
04673

04713
04732
04773

04796
04811
04870
04919

05006
05277

75

Common
McCoy Electronics
Sage

Electronics

Cemco, Inc

Humidial
Mictron,
Garlock

Aerovox

Amp. Inc. . . . . .

Aircraft

Craven,

Northern

Laboratories,

Sangamo

Pickens

Goe

Engineering

Carl

E.

Microlab

General

Capacitor

Alden

Products

Allen

Bradl

Litton

Ind

TRW

Semiconductors,

Texas

Instruments

Transistor

The

Alliance

Small

Parts
Pacific
Gudebrod
Amerock
Pulse

Enginee
Ferroxcube

America ..............

Wheel

ock

Cole

Rubber

Amphenol-Borg

Corp

........

Radio

Corp.

conductor
Division

Vocaline Co. of

.....

Inc
Hopkins
Hudson
Nylon Molding
G. E.

Semic

Dept.

Apex Machine

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Parker

Transitron

Pyrofilm

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Inc .

Singer

Co. ,

Flnderne

Arrow,

Elect.

Taruus
Arco

Electronic

Ess

ex

Wire

Hi-Q

Division
Precision
Pal

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Packard

Sylvania

Microwave
Dakota
Motorola

Prod.
Filtr

on Co. ,Inc.

Div.
Automatic
Sequoia
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Motor

Component Mfg.

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Revised

: May, 1970

From:

Handbook Supplements

H4-l

Dated

January

1970

Model l l l

80A

Appendix A

:1

·.

1

·· 1

· l

J

Code

No.

LRC

19644
19701

Electra

General

20183
21226

Executon

21355

Fafnir Bearing

21520

Fan

23020

General

23042

Texscan Corp.

23783

British

24455

G.

24655

General

24681

Memcor

26365

Gri

26462

Grabert

26851

Compac/Hollister

26992

Hamilton

28480

H

28520

He

30817

In

33173

G.

35434

Lectrohm
Stanwyck

36196
36287

Cunning

37942

P .R.
Mec

39543
40920

Miniature Precision
Honeywe

40931
42190

Muter

43990

C. A.

44655

Ohmite Mf
Penn En

46384
47904

Po

48620

Precision
Microwav

49956
52090

Rowan

52983

HP Co. , Med .

54294

Shallcross

55026

Simpson Electric Co. .
Sonoto

55933

Raytheon Co.

55938
56137

Spau

56289

Sprague Electric Co.

58474

Superi
Telex

59446

Th

59

730

Triplett

60741
61775

Union Switch

W

62119

Universal

63743

Ward-Leonard
Weste

64959
65092

Weston

66295

Wittek Mfg. Co. .

66346

Minn
Allen

70276
70309

Allied

70318

All

10417

Amplex

70485

Atlantic
Amperite

70563
70674

ADC

70903

Belden

70998

Bird

71002

Bi

71034

Bliley
Boston

71041

Bud

11218

Cambridge

71279
71286

Cam

71313

Cardwe

71400

Bussmann

71436

Ch
Calif.

71447

CTS

71450

ITT

71468

Cine

71471

Manufacturer

Electronics

Mfg. Co.

Atronics

e , Inc. Long

steel Metallurgical Corp ....

E.

es

ewlett-Packard

yman Mfg. Co. . . .

strument

Inc.

E. R

Ltd.
Ltd.

hanical

Norgren

laroid

Inst. Co.

&

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lding Fibre Co.,

omas & Betts

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tinghouse

esota

Reve r e Mincom

metal

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Products
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Radio,
loc

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Cannon
ma,

Co. ,

Reed

Co. .

Radio

Electronics

Lamp

Division, Nela

Radio

Co .......

Inc. ,

Comp.

Reproducer

File Co.

Watch

Co. Lan

Specialties Co. ,

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Tub

Inc. .

Coil

Products

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W.

.

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g. Co. . . Skokie,

g.

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Corp.

Thermometer

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Corp.

Commercial

m Div. . . So. Norwalk

or

Elect.

Co. .

Corp.

Electrical

and

Air

Electric

Electric

rn

Electric

Inst.

Inc. Weston-Ne

Mining & Mfg. Co.

Mfg. Co .............

Control

Screw

Produ

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India

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Co . , Inc. Union

Inc. . .....

Mfg. Co. . . .

Corp

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Radio

Co. New York,

Electric

Co .

Gear

Works

Co. of T

Inc. Willou ghby, Ohio

Thermionics

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of

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Angeles,

CODE

LIST

Code

No.

71482 C.

Y.

Y.

.

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s.

Y.

J.

H.

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C.

Y.

Y.

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Y.
Y.

Y.
Y.

J.

Y.

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J.

Y.

P.

71590

Centralab

Globe Union Inc. .

71616

Commercial Plas

71700

Cornish

71707

Cot
71744
71785

71984 D
72136

72619
72656 I

72699 Ge ne
72765

72825 Hugh H. Eby Inc.
72928
72962
72964
72982
73061
73076 H. M.
73138 He

73293 Hughes Prod

73445
73506

73559
73586
73682

73734 Fe
73743 Fischer Special Mf
73793 Ge
73846 Gosh
73899
73905
73957 Groove
74276
74455 J .
74861 Industri
74

74970 E.
75042 Inte
75263 K
75378
75382 Kulka
75818 L
75915
76005
76210 C. W.
76433 Gene

76487
76493
76530

76545
76703
76854
77068 The B

77075
77221

77252
77342
77630

17638
77764

77969
78189

78277
78283
78290

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Chica
Cinch

H

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ow

Electro Moti

Diali

ndiana

Electroni
Cap

Drake Mfg. Co. Ha
Gudeman

Elasti
Robert
Eri

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Hans

lip

Hugh
Amperex
Bradley

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Haven , Conn.

Carlin
Circle
George

Div. MSL Indus

deral

neral

JFD
Jennin

Signalite

H.

868 R.

F.

Amph

F. Johnson

rnational Res

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CTS

enz Electr
Littlefuse, In
Lord Mfg. Co. . .

Micam

Jam

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J.

W.

Cinch-Monadnock

Fast
Mueller Electric
Nationa

Oak

Manufacturin

Electrod
Pa

cific Meta ls Co. .

Pha

ost

Electronic

Philadelphia

Wire

Ameri

Potter & Brumfi
TRW
Gene

Rectifier

R

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Rubbe
Shakeproof

Illinois
Sigma.
Signal
St

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Manufac

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Clar

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Wir

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Mf

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Corning Corp.

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Corp

Genera

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Co. .

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M.

Hadl

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Semiconductor Corp

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Stamping & Tool

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en Mfg.

Miller Co. .
ener Corp.

l Union

endix

Corp.

ynami

ran

Ins

Corp.

can

Machine &

Electroni

ral

Instrum

Div

Products

rcraft

Divi

Tool Works .

. . . .... So.

Indi

cato

ers-Dunn Inc.

... ...

tics

Co

e Co. , The
iature

Co.,

ve Mfg. Co. , In

. . . .

Div. .

n.

of Bec

ucts

ct. Co. . . Hicksv

Corp.

and

or g

Inc

ic Mfg. Co . .

c.

trument

Co . So.

Steel and

Corp.

........

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Lamp Works ...

es

Div.

...

l Co

rp.

,

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nt

Corp.

Corp.

ey

Co. .

....

cts,

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Inst. , In

Division

ft Co

....

Inc.

...

rett Co. ,

trie

s1 Inc..

Products, Inc.

g. Co.

Co. , The .

Co

Corp.

Corp.

. . . Ridge

Sons Win

Corp.

Division

of

Electr

oni c

Co. . . .

istan

ce

Co.

............

Corp

.......

l

....

ent

Corp.

.........

Co.,

Inc.

... Los Ange

, Div. of Unit

Co. . .

......

g Co. .

,

cs

Div.

.....

and

.

....

Foundry

eld Div . . . .

c Compone

isi

r Corp.

ent Corp. ,

on .

Co.

of

Calif.

sio

n of

nts

of

.

...

Chica

. Milwaukee , Wi

Chi

New York, N.

Provid

ence , R.

Chi

.Chicago,

. . Midland, M

c.

Willimantic
... Brooklyn ,

Keasb

·

Newark1 N.J.

rwood

Heights, Ill.

Philadelphia,

...

Chica

.

Union,

Los Angel

Inc . .

..

...

Princeton

Chicago, Ill.

c.

...

Fullerton, Cal.

Newpo

rt

Beach,

ill

e,

L.

.

Hartford,

. .Trenton, N.J.

Philadelphia1 Pa.

.Chicago, Ill.

Cincinnati1 Ohio

....

Elyria

......

Goshen

. .B

rookl

San J

field, N.J.

.Neptune,

chester, Mass.

.Chicago,

Corp.

Danb

ury,

...

Waseca, Mi

Philadelphia, Pa.

Mar

Sandwich ,

Mt. Vernon,

....

Chicago, 111.

.

Des

Plaines

San

Francisco, Cal.

N

ewa

Malden, Mas

ed

Carr

. San

Leandr

Cleveland, Ohi

New

.Crystal Lak

N.

Hollywood, Cal.

San

~ran

cisco,

Pasadena, Cal.

Philadelphia

Co.

Princeton

Div.

Camden, N.

...

Brooklyn, N.

Harrisburg, Pa.

...

Torrance, Ca

..

Elgin, Ill.

Braintree, Mas

New York,

Pitman, N.J.

(Continued)

Addr

ess

go,

111.
s.

cago,

Ill.

Y.

I.

cago

, Ill.

Ill.

ich.

, Conn.

N.

Y.

y, N.J.

Pa.

go,

Ill.

N.J.

es,

Cal.

Eri

e,

Pa.

, Ind.

Cal.

I.

,

N.

Y.

Conn.

, Ohio

, Ind.

yn ,

N.

Y.

ose, Cal.

N.J.

Ill.

Conn.

nn.

ys,

Pa.
Ill

.

N.

Y.

, Ill.

Erie, Pa.

rk1 N.J.

s.

les, Cal.

o, Cal.

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ark, N.

J.

e ,

Ill.

Ca

l.

, P

a.

, Ind .

J.

Y.

l.

s.

N.

Y.

Code

No.

78452 Thompson-Breme

Tilley Mf

78471
78488

Sta

78493

Standard Thomson

78553

Tinnerm

78790

Transform
78947 Ucinit
79

136 Wald
79142 Veeder R
79251 Wen
79727 Co

79963

Zierick Mf

80031

Me

80033

Pres
80120 Sch
80131 Elect

Standard

any m

80207 Uni

Corp.
80223 United
80248

Oxford

80294

Bourns Inc.

80411 Arco
80486

All
80509 Avery
80583 H

ammar

80640

Stevens, Arnold

imeo

80813 D
81030

Internati
810

73

Grayhill

Triad

81095
81312 Winch

Milit

81349
81483 Int
81541

Airpax Elec
81860

Barry
82042

Carter Prec
82

047 Spe

Electri
82116 Electri
82142 J effe

Speer
82170

Fair

Space
82209

Magurie

82219 Syl

Electronic Tube
823 76

Astr
82389 Switc hcr
82647 Me

Spencer

82768

Phillips-Advance
82866 R

ese
82877 Ro tton' Mfg. Co. , Inc.
82893 Vector Elect

Carr Faste

83058
83086 New H

Bear
83125 Ge neral I

Capacitor Div..
83

148 ITT

83186 Victo

endix Corp

83298 B
83315 Hubbe
83324 R

osa
83330

Smit
83332 Tech
83385

Central
83501

Gavitt

Amera

83594

Burrou

Tube

83

740 Union

Pr

77

Model

837
83821 L

oyd Scruggs
83942 Aero
84171 Arco Electronics Inc...
84396 A.
84411 TRW

Manufac

r & Co. Chi

g. Co. San Fran

ckpole

Carbon Co.

an

e Co. . .

es

Kohinoor In c

co Mfg. Co. Chi

ntinental-Wirt

pco

Divis ion of

tole Corp. Tol

nitzer Alloy

ronic

anufac

max

Switch , Div. Maxon

Transform

Electric

Div. of

Star Produ

Labe

lund Co. , Inc. .

Gra

ona l In

Tran

es

ter

ary

ernatio

Controls

rti

Farada

c Div. . . Hobok

c Regu l

rs Elect

Carbon Co

chil d

& D

vania

on

Corp..

aft

tal

s &

arch

ampshire
ing,

Wire and

r y Eng. Corp. . . .

ll

Corp.

n In

c.

h, Herman H., Inc .

Labs

Screw Co.

Wire

ce
ghs
Div..

Carbide

od. Div. . . .

Eng.

nautical

J. Glesener

Capac

Corp

Products

er Engineers

oot

, Inc

.........

Electr

.

.......

g.

Corp.

Sessions

Products

Industries

tube

or

semi-conductor

turer.

er Co

Corp

Robertshaw Contr

cts

Inc . .

l Co. Monr

, Co. , Inc. . .

y Co. . . . . . . . . . Dayton , O hio

st. Inc.

Co

...........

sforme

r Corp. Venic

Elec.

Div.

Specification

nal

Rectifier Corp.

tronics,

, Div.

ision

Electric

y Inc. , Copper H

ator Corp.

r on

ics

Divi

. .

Came

ra

& In

efense Sys

Indu

stries,

Electric

Prod.

Divi

.East

, Inc.

Contro

ls Inc. ,

Products.

Contro

Products

Corp. . ...

roni

c Co. .

ner Co. . . .

Ball

Inc .

.........

nst

rum

ent Corp

.

Cab

le Div

. , Red

Bank

.....

and

Cable

Corp

.

Corp. , Electronic

Corp. 1 Consumer

and

Mfg. , Inc

Co. . .

Inst.

& Radio Co. .

Co. , Inc . . San

itor

Div. .

turer

. .St. Mar

....

..

, Inc.

...

Association.

........

Inc

tems

Inc. . . Greenwi

Waltham

Cleveland

....

San

...

oni

.

rp

Litt

..

Barry

sion

.......

st.

, Inc.

sion

Newark

l Co. .

..... Los Angeles,

.

...

Co.,

Gabri

. Newtonville, Mass.

Long I

sland City, N.

. Hartf

cs

Corp.

....

Philadelphia, Pa.

New Rochell

Clock

Co.

...

. Mo

rri

Co.

Elizabeth, N.J.

device,

Electronics

.

Wallin

...

. New York,

. . Chi

Riversid

ols Co.

Columbus,

...

Defian

...

Mars Hill, N.

Boston

. . Orange, Conn.

....

LaGrange,

on Ind

.,

Oakville,

El Segundo , Ca

Cambridge

Wri

ght

Watertown

Co . . . Skokie,

ewitt

Norwa

of

..

Du

Corp.

Div. .

Paramus,

..

Emporium, Pa.

, Harrison,

Attleboro

Madis

Woodst

..... Glen

Cambrid

Pe terbor oug

. ,

Darlin

Sprin

Div

... Red

. . Mundel

Newpo

rt Beac

Br

ooklyn, N.

Palisades

Div. of

Bro

okfield,

.

... Plainfie

New

....

Huntington , Ind.

...

. .

Great

Francisco, Cal.

... Oga11al

Address

cago,

cisco,

Cal.
ys,
, M

ass.

, Ohio

el,

Cal.

or d, Conn.

cago,

e,

N.

s town,

N.

edo,

Ohio

gford, Conn.

N.

cago, Ill

e,

Cal.

Ohio

ce,

Ohio

ovia, Cal.

, M

ass

e,

Cal.

Inc.

Conn .

, M

arylan

Cor

p.

, M

ass

en,

N.

lk , Conn.

Bois, Pa.

N.

ch,

Conn.

N.

Chicago, Ill

, Mass.

..

Joliet, Ill.

on ,

Wis.

ock ,

N.

dal

e, Cal.

ge, Mass

h,

N.

gto

n, S. C.

Cal.

gfi eld, N. J .

Bank, N.J.

ein,

111.

h,

Cal.

Park,

N.

Chicago,

Ill

Mass.

ld ,

N.J.

York,

N.

Festus

, Mo.

Lod

i,

N.

Neck,

N.

a,

Neb.

Ill.
Pa.

Y.

111.

Y.

J .

Y.

C.

Ill

Ill.

J.

J.

Y.

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Y.

J.

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.

00015-49
Revised: May.

1970

From:

H4-1 Dated

Handbook Suppl

January

eme

nts

1970

Appendix A

CODE

LIST

OF

MANUFACTURERS

(Continued)

Model l

ll

80A

l

No.

94870

Barkes

Boonton Molding

85454

85471

A. B. Boyd

85474

R.

85660
85911
86174
86197

86579
86684

86928
87034
87216

87473
87664

87930
88140
88220
88698
89231
89473
89479

89665
90
90179

90365
90763

90970
91146

91260
91345
91418
91506
91637
91662
91673
91737
91827
91886

M.
Koiled
Seamless

Fafnir

Clifton

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Precision

Radio

& Devices Division . . .

Seastrom
Marco
Philco

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Western Fibrous

. . .... . • . .

Van
Tower
Cutler-Hammer,
Gould-National Batteries,

eral

Gen
Graybar
G.

E.

ur

Sec
United
United Shoe

030

U.S.

Plastics

Belleville

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

United

Bearing

ITT

. . . . . . . . . . .

Connor
Miller
Radio
Augat
Dale
Elco
Epipho
Gremar
K F
Malco

Manufacturer

Tarzian,

Inc

.....

Company

Co

..........

Bracamonte & Co

Kords,

Inc. . . . . . .

Rubber Co. .

Bearing

Co. . . ....

Precision

Products

Rubber

Corp.

Industries
Corporation (Lansdale

Waters & Rogers

Mfg.

Distributing
ity

Transformer

Rubber

Carr

Cannon

~ring

Dial & Nameplate

Materials Co. .

Inc. .
Electronics
Corp

ne Inc .

Development

Mfg. , Inc

Products

of

America, Electronic

Mfg. Co. . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . .

Glass

.........

Corp.

Inc. .

Mills

, Inc ...

Electric

Co

..........

Corp

Co .

•..............

Co. .

Machinery

Co . ,

Consumer

Prod

. Div

..........

Speciality

Engineering

...•..........

Mfg. Co.,

Tool

Fastener

Elect. Inc. , 5alem

• . . . . . . . . . . .

Mfg. Co

.............

, Inc

............

Inc. .

Co

......

..............

..

. Bloomington, Ind.

....

..

San

....

San

..

...

. . . Chicago, Ill.

Los

Co. , Inc.

Clifton

Corp.

..

. . .

Division)

Products

San

Inc

...

San

. . .

..... Providence,

........

Inc

•..

......•.

.....

Schenectady,

.......

Corp

. . . .

Ind. &

Mfg

.,

Inc.

Corp

. . .

....

....

.....

Co.

....

...

San

Div.

san
. . .

. . . . Chi

Attleboro, Mass

...

Columbus, Nebr.

Willow

New

Wakefield,

Redwood

Co

....

Address

Boonton, N.

Francisco,

Francisco,

Hamden, Conn.

Angeles, Calif.

Harrison,

Anaheim,

Co.

Francisco

Francisco, Cal.

St.

Detroit,

Beverly, Mass

Belleville,

Fran

Francis

El

Cal.

Cal.

Heights, Pa
Dayton,

Ohio

Comp.

N.

Glendale,

Cal.
Cal.

Lansdale, Pa.

, Cal.

R.

Lincoln,

Ill.

Paul

, Minn.

Buffalo , N. Y.

Oakland,

Cal.

N. Y.

Mich.

Chicago, Ill.

Passai

c,

N.J

Ill

Chicago,

Ill.

cisco,

Cal.

Salem,

Mass

co,

Cal.

Monte ,

Cal.

cago,

Ill.

Grove

,

Pa.

York, N.

Mass.

City,

Cal.

Chica

go,

Ill.

Code

No.

91929 Honeywell

J.

.

J .

I.

.
.
.

.

.

Y.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

91961

Nahm-Bros.

92180

Tru-Conne

92367

Elg

92607
92702 IMC

92966 Hudson
93332

93369
93410

93632
93929 G.
94137
94144

94148
94154
94197
94222 South

94330
94375
94682

94696
95023

95146
95236
95238
95263

95265

95275
95348
95354 Methode Mfg. Co. .
95566
95712
95984
95987
96067

eet

Tensolite

........

. .

Magnetics

Sylvania

Semiconductor
Robbins
stemco

Wire
Waters Mfg.

V.
General
Rayth

e6n Co . ,

Ind.

Scientific

Products

Wagner

Tun

g-Sol

Curtiss-Wright

El

ectronics

Wire

Cloth
Automatic
Wor

cester Pressed

.

................

Magnecraft Electr
George

.

..

Alco

Elect.
Allies
Continental

Leecraft

National

Vitram

Gordos
Arnold

Dage

Electric

Siemon Mfg.

Weckesser

Microwave

Manufacturer

Inc. , Micro

Spring

ctor Corp

Opti

cal

Co. , Inc. . . . . R

Insulated

.......

Corp ....

Lamp

Co. .

Electric

Prod. Inc.

Div ...•....

& Mye

rs

Inc .

Controls,

Corp.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Co

.........

Controls

Chester

. .

. . ........ Livingston, N.J.

Cable

Corp.

Comp.

Comp.

Operations

Electronics

, Inc

............

Elect.

Corp.,

Div. . . . . . .

Corp.

Div

.......

Corp.

Products,

Metal

Products

A.

Philbrick

.......

Mfg. Co .... , , .

Products

Corp. . .......

Connector

Mfg. Co. , Inc

Coil

Co

........

on,

Inc .

...

Corp. . .........

Engineering

Co.,

Co

.........

Co. .
Assoc.

Switch

Co

.......

.....

Wire

.........

...

Div. of

. . . . . .

Div

,

. . .
Inc

Aluminum

ic

Co

..

Researchers

......

Corp

...

....

....

Co . . ,
Inc

.......

.......

,

W~st

Division

Freeport,

Oakland,

...

Peabody,

ochester,

Co . , Inc.

... Tarrytown,

Westbury

Kearney,

,

.

Woburn,

Pallisades

Essex

Mansfield

.

Culver

Bayonne,

. ,

. . . . . .

Quincy, Mass.

Loveland,

Newark, N.J.

East

Patt

......

Cheste

....

. • .

Bellwood,

Co

..

Brooklyn

Corp.

..

Worcester,

, .

....

, Inc .

.. ..

Boston,

Lawrence,

...

Woodside,
. . Long
.

...

Sheridan,

...

Bridgeport, Conn .

Bloomfield,

Rolling

Meadows,

..

, . . .

Maren

Franklin,

.

....

....

,

Inc

..

Sunnyvale,

Address

Cal.

Mass.

N.
N.

, L .

I.,

N.

N, J .

Mass.

Park,

N.J.

, Ohio

City,

Cal.

N. J .

Colo.

erson,

N.J.

r ,

Pa.

, N.

Mass.

Chicago,

Mass.
Mass.

Diania, Fla.

N.

Island,

N. Y.
Wyo.

N.

go,

Ill.

Ind.

Wayne,

Ill.

Chicago,

Ill

Cal.

Code Code

No.

96095
96256

Ill.

96296 Solar Mfg. Co

96396

Y.

96330
96341

Y.

96501

Y.

96508
96733
96881
97464
97539
97979
97983

98141
98159
98220

98278
98291
98376
98410
98731

98734

Ill

.

Y.

98821
98978

Ill.

99109
99313
99378
99515
99707

Y.

99800
99848
99928

J.

99934

Ill.

99942 Hoffman
99957

.

Manufacturer

Hi-Q

Div. of

oswitch,

Screw

Associates,

Transformer

Inc

...........

Fernando

Ind.

Retaining

Resistor

System

cs,

Elec.

, Inc . ....

Corp

Mfg. Co. .

Inc. .

Mills

Division

Hills

Electronics

.

Technical

Associates ...

Corp.

Ind.,

Switch

America

Corporation

Corp.

, Inc. . . . .

Electronics

ology

-Instrum

California

Aerovox Cor

Inc .

...........

Div.

of

eywe

ll .........

Co. . . . . . . . . . .

Inc

Co

........

Elec.

Mfg.

Inc.

. . .

....

Ring Co

Mfg ...

Corp

........

Inc. ,

Adler-Westrex

Div

.. .....

Inc

......

......

Inc. .

.........

Co. ,

Div .

......

.....

.........

...........

..............

Inc . ,

Electronics

of

Hewlett-Pa

, Inc. . Glen

Electronic

..............

. . . . . . .

Research

Corp.

...

Capacitor

Division,

. . . . . .

nics

Corp. . East

. . . . . . .

Corp.

Division .....

ent

Corp.

Thordarson-Meissner
Micr

Minn. -Hon
Carlton
Microwave
Excel
Xcelite,
san
Thomson
Industrial
Automatic & Precision
Reon
Litton

Commun.
R-Troni
Rubber Teck,
Hewlett-Packard

Medical
Microdot
Sealectro
Zero
Etc
General

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paeco

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

North
International

Columbia
Varian
Atlee
Marshall
Control

of

Delevan Electro

Wilco
Branson
Rembrandt

Semiconductor

Techn

of

p.

. . .

...

Mt.

Los

Angeles, Cal.

.

..

Burlington,

Oakland, Cal.

Orchard

Co.

San

Fernando,

Long

... Irv

Eng

.

Yonkers,

. . New

Rochelle, N.

Jamaica,

Gardena,

. .

Pasadena, Cal.

So.

Pasadena,

Mamaronech, N.

Burbank, Cal.

Cleveland,

Div.

Minneapolis

ckard

Palo

Corp.

. Bur
. . . New

....

Palo

Winchester,

Div. .

Monrovia, Ca

Controls

Co.

El

Segundo, Cal.

Aurora,

Indianapolis,

. .

Whippany,

... Boston,

,

.El

.

Newbury

Address

Olean,
Carmel,

Fre

eport,

Chicago,

Park,

Island,

ington, N.J

lewood,

, Minn.

Co.

Alto, Cal.

Cove,

bank,

York,

Alto ,

Monte,

Park,

N.

Mass

N. Y .

Cal.

N,

N.J

N. Y.

N.

Cal.

Cal.

Ohio

N.

Cal.

N.

Cal.

Mass

N.

Ind.

N.

Mass

Cal.
Cal.

Ill.

Ill.
Ill.

l

Y.

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l

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Y.

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Y .
Y.

Y.

Y.

Y .

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l.

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J

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following

Malco

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Willow
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OOOBB

Precision

00015-49
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HP

Vend

ors

have

no

number

assigned

Tool

and

Die ... .

Leather

Products

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Instrument

1970

Corp

Comp.

..

Los

...

Co. Van

Ange

Newark, N.J.

in

the

les, Calif.

England

Nuys,

Cal.

latest

supplement

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to

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Federal

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Springs Div.

Rubber

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Co.,

Colorado

. . .

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Development

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for

Manufactur

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UNITED

ALABAMA

P.O.

Box

2003 Byrd Spring

Huntsville 35802
Tel, [phone]

TWJ(, 810·726·2204

ARIZONA

2336 E. Magnolia St.

Phoenix 85034
Teh (602) 252·5061
TWX,

910-951-1330

5737 East Broadwa y

Tucson

Teh [phone]
rwx

, 910-952-1162

CALIFORNIA

1430 East Orangethorpe

Fullerton 92631
Teh [phone]

3939 Lankershlm Boulevard

North Hollrwood 91604
Teh

[phone]

rwx

, 910.499.2110

1101

Embarcadero

Palo Alto 94303
Tel,

(415 ) 327-6500

rwx

, 910·373-1280

2220 Watt Ave.

Sacramento

Tel , [phone]
TWX,

910·367·2092

9606 Aero Drive

san

Dltco 92123

Teh [phone]
rwx

, 910.335.2000

COLORAOO

7965 East Prentice

En111wood

Teh (303) 771·3455
rwx

, 910-935·0705

4207

85716

STATES

Road

Road

95825

80110

CONNECTICUT

508 Tolland Street

S.W.

East Hartford 06108

Tel, [phone]
TWX,

111

Norwalk 06851
Teh (203)
TWX

FLORIOA

P.

O.

2806 W. Oakland Park Blvd.

Ft. Lauderdale 33307
Teh (305) 731·2020
TWX

P.

O.

Ave.

Herndon
621

Orlando

Tel

, [phone]

TWJ(, 810-850-0113

GEORGIA

P.O.

450

Atlanta 30328
Teh (404)

TWJ(, 810-766-4890

ILLINOIS

5500 Howard Street

Skokie 60076
Tel,
TWX

IN

DIANA

3839 Meadows Drive

lndlanapolls 46205
Teh
TWX

710·425·3416

East

Avenue

853-1251

, 710-468-3750

Box

24210

, 510·955-4099

Box

20007

Station

Commonwealth

Box

28234

Interstate North

436-6181

[phone]

, 910·223-3613

(3

17) 546·4891

, 810·341-3263

32814

Avenue

LOUISIANA

P.O.

Box

856

1942 Williams

Kenner

Teh [phone]
TWX

MARYLAND

6707 Whitestone
Baltimore

Teh [phone]
TWX

P.O.

2

Choke

RockY111t
Teh [phone]
TWX

MASSACHUSETTS

32
L11lnrton

Teh (617) 861·8960

TWJ(, 710-326-6904

MICHIGAN

21840

Southlltld

Teh

Twx, 810-224-4882

MINNESOTA

2459 University

St

. Paul 55114
Tel, (612) 645·9461
TWX,

MISSOURI

11131

Kansas City 64137

Tel, (816) 763·8000

TWJ(, 910-771-2087

2812

SI.
Tel, [phone]
TWX,

NEW JERSEY

W.

Paramus

Tel
TWX

Boule

70062

, 810-955·5524

21207

, 710·862·9157

Box

1648

Cherry

Road

20850

, 710-828·9584

Hartwell

Ave

.

02173

West

Nine

48075

[phone]

Avenue

910-563-3734

Colorado

Ave

South

Brentwood

Louis 63144

910·760·1670

120

Century

Road

07652

, [phone]

, 710-990·4951

Road

Mile

.

vard

Road

Blvd

.

1060

N. Kings

Cherry
Teh
TWX

NEW MEXICO

P.O.

Station C
6501

Albuquerque

Teh [phone]
TWX

156
Las

Teh (505) 526·2485

TWJ(, 910·983-0550

NEW YORK

1702

Albany 12205
Tel,

TWJ(, 710·441-8270

1219

Endicott 13760
Tel, [phone]
TWX

82
Pou1hkeepsl1

Tel

TWJ(, 510

39

Rochester

Teh (716) 473·9500

TWX

5858
Syracuse

Teh (315) 454·2486

TWX,

1

Crossways

Woodbury 11797
Teh [phone]
TWX

NORTH CAROLINA

P.O. Box 5188
1923 Nort

Hl&h
Teh (919) 885·8101

TWJ(, 510-926-1516

High

H111

08034

(6

09) 667-4000

, 710-892-4945

Box

8366

Lomas

Boulevard N.E.

87108

, 910-989-1665

Wyatt Drive

Cruces

88001

Central

Avenue

(518) 869·8462

Campvllle

Road

' 510-252-0890

Washlncton Street

12601

, [phone]

·24

8-0012

Saginaw Dri

ve

14623

, 510·253·5981

East

Molloy

Road

13211

710-541-0482

Park West

, 510-223-0811

h Main Street

Point 27262

way

OHIO

25575

Center

Ridge

Dixie Drive

Road

43229

Founders

Mall, Suite 158

Scholls Ferry

Side

Boulevard

15146

enue

Prussia

19406

Ave

.

02914

1270

Rd

.

75080

Road

Clevtland 44145
Tel, [phone]
TWX

, 810-427-9129

3460

South

DaJton 45439
Tel, [phone]
TWX,

810-459-1925

1120

Morse

Columbus

Tel, [phone]

OKLAHOMA

2919

United

Oklahoma City 73112
Tel, (405) 848·2801
TWX

, 910-830-6862

OREGON

Westh111s

4475

S.W.

Portland 97225
Tel, [phone]

TWJ(, 910-464-6103

PENNSYLVANIA

2500

Moss

Monroevllle

Teh [phone]

TWX

, 710·797-3650

1021

8th Av

King of Prussia lndustrlal

Kine

of

Teh (215) 265·7000
TWX

, 510-660-2670

RHODE ISLAND

873

Waterman

East

Providence

Tel, [phone]
TWX,

710·381-7573

TEXAS

P.O.

Box

201

£. Arapaho

Richardson

Teh [phone]
TWX

, 910·867-4723

P.O. Box

6300 Westpark Drive

Suite

Houston

Tel, [phone]
TWX,

231 Biiiy Mitchell Road

Sin Antonio

Teh [phone]

TWJ(, 910-871-1170

UTAH

2890 South Main
Salt
Tel, [phone]

Boulevard

TWJ(, 910-925-5681

VERMONT

P.O. Box

Kennedy

SOlllll Burllnston 05401
Teh (802)

Road

TWX,

VIRGINIA

P.

2111
Richmond

Tel, (703 ) 285·3431

TWJ(, 710-956-0157

WASHINGTON

433-108th

Bellevue

Park

Teh [phone]
TWX

•WEST VIRGINIA

Charleston

Tel, [phone]

FOR
LISTED:

Conta
est
North Hollywood, California
Paramus,

Illinois.
dresses

•service

22813

100

77027

910·881-2645

78226

Ltke City 84115

O.

Box

, 910·443-2303

you:

Street

2287

Drive

658-4455

510-299-0025

6514

Spencer

Road

23230

N.E

.

98004

U.S. AREAS

ct the regional office near·

NOT

Atlanta,

Georgia

New

Jersey

..•

Their complete ad-

are

listed

above

Only

Skokie,

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CANADA

ALBERTA

Hewlett-

Packard (Canada) Ltd

11745

Jasper

Ave

Edmonton

Tel, (403) 482·5561
TWX

, 610·831-2431

.

CENTRAL

ARGENTINA

Hewlett·

Packard
1171

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36, 35·0627, 35·0431

x:

012-1009

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Paulo • 3,

SP

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do

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25-847

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Packard

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da

Matriz

29

02

de

Janeiro,

GB

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Argentina

Do

Brasil

1119

Sao

Do

Brasil

78

(R

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Porto

Do

Bras

Rio

de

S.A.C.e./
La

valle

Buenos

Teh 35

Tele
Cable: HEWPACKARG

'BRAZIL

Hewlett-Packard

l.e.C
Rua
Sao

Tel, 288-7111, 287-5858

Cable: HEWPACK
Hewlett-Packard

Praca
S

alas 806/808
Porto
Rio

Tel

:

Cable: HEWPACK
Hewlett.

l.

e.C. ltda
Rua
Botafogo ZC­Rio

Tel, 246 · 4417

Cable:

BRITISH

.

Hewlett-Pac
4519

Canada Way

North

Burnaby 2

Teh [phone]
Twx, 610-922-5059

AND SOUTH

Hewlett·Packard
lndCistria e
Pra

ca

Dom

Salas

806·8

Porto Alegre

CHILE

H6ctor Calcagni y

Bustos, 1932-3er
Casilla

13942

Santla10

Te

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Cable:

CALCAGNI

COLOMBIA

Paul

o

lnstrumentacion
Henrik A.

Langebaek & Kier

Ltd

a.

Carrera 7

No. 48-

Apartado

Brasil

Alegre

il

Janeiro

Aereo

eoaota, 1

D.E

Tel

, 45·78·06, 45·55-46

Cable: AARIS

Telex: 44400

COSTA RICA

Lie

. Alfredo Gallegos

Apartado

10159

San

Jod

Tel, 21-86·13

Cable:

GALGUR

COLUMBIA

kard (Canada) ltd

AMERICA

Do

Brasil

Comercla

Ltda

Feliciano

78

RGS

Cla,

Ltda.

Piso

Santiago

59

6287

.
Bogota

INSTCO

Gurdi.An

San

Jod

MANITOBA

Hewlett-Packard {Canada) Ltd

.

511

Bradford Ct.

Winnipeg

Ter, (2

04) 786-7581

TWX,

610·671·3531

ECUAOOR

Laboratorlos

.

Calle

Guayaquil

Po

st Office

Quito
Teh 212·496;
Cable,

HORVATH

EL

SALVADOR

Electr6nlca
Apa

rtado Postal
Blvd. Venezuela
San

Salvador

Tel

, 217527; 214895

Cable,

ELECTRONICA

San

Salvador

de

Radio·lngenieria

1246

Box

3199

219-185

Quito

1589

1231

NOVA SCOTIA

.

Hewlett-Packard (
2745

Dutch Village Rd.

Suite 206

Hallfax

Tel, [phone]
TWX

, 610·271·4482

MEXICO

Hewlett-Packard
de C.V

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622

Adolfo Prieto

Col.

del

Valle

Mexico 12, D.F.

Tel, 543-4232; 523-1874
Telex, 0017·74507

NICARAGUA

Roberto

Yer.An
Apartado Postal
Edificlo

Yer.An

Mana1ua

Tel

, 3451, 3452

Cable: ROTERAN

PANAMA

Ele

ctr6nl

co

P.O. Box

4929

Ave. Manuel

Bldg. Alina

Panama

City

Teh 230833

Telex

: 3481003,

Canal

Zone

Cable: ELECTRON

Canada) Ltd

Mexicana,

G.

689

Managua

Balboa

,

S.A

.

Espinosa No. 13-5

Curundu,

Panama

ONTARIO

.

Hewlett-

Packard (Canada) ltd.

880

Lad

y Ellen Pl

Ottawa

3

Teh (613) 722·4223
TWX,

610·562·1952

Hewlett-

Packard (Canada)

so

Galaxy

R11dale

Teh [phone]
TWX

, 610-492-4246

PERU

S.A.

Compaf'iia

Electro

Ave

. Enrique

San Isi

dro

Casilla

1030

Lima

Tel, 22-3900

Cable:

ELMED

PUERTO RICO

San

Juan

Electroni

P.O.

Box

5167

Ponce

de

Leon

Pda. 3·PTA

de

San

Juan

00906

Teh (809) 725·3342, 722-3342

Cable: SATRONICS
Telex: SATRON

SURINAME

0

Surtel-Radlo Holland N.V.

P.O.

Box

155

Paramaribo

Tel,

72118

Cable

: Treurniet

City

Blvd.

Canaual

Tierra

ace

Medica

Lima

cs,

154

San

3450

Paramaribo

332

QUEBEC

Hewlett­275
Pointe Clalre

Tel,
TWX
Telex, Ol-20607

Ltd.

FOR
LISTED:

Contact Hewlett­ada)
the complete address
above.

URUGUAY

Pablo

S.A.

312

Comerclal e Industrial
Avenlda
Casilla
Montevideo

Teh 40·3102

Cable:

VENE2UELA

Hewlett-

Inc.

C.A.

Apartado 50933

Caracas

Tel, 71.88.05, 71.88.69, 71.99.30

Cable: HEWPACK

Juan

Telex:

FDR AREAS NOT LISTED,
CONTACT:

Hewlett~Packard

INTERCONTINENTAL

3200

~=:~(~Im

TWX

, 910-373-1267

Cable:
Telex:

Packard (Canada) ltd

Hymus

Boulevard

[phone]

c 610·422·3022

CANADIAN AREAS

Packard (Can-

Ltd

.

In

Pointe Claire, at

Ferrando

S.A.

Italia

2877

de

Correo

370

RADIUM

Montevideo

Packard

De

Venezuela

Caracas

39521146

Hiiiview

Ave.

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S~~a

94304

HEWPACK

Palo

034-8461

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listed

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Appendix B

EUROPE

AUSTRIA

Unllabor

GmbH

Wissenschaftliche l nstrumente
Rummelhardtgasse

P

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33

A-1095 Vienna

Teh

(222)

Cable,

LABORINSTRUMENT

Vienna

Telex: 75 762

BE

LGIUM

Hewlett-Packard
348

Boule

vard du

8·1160 Brussels

Tel

, [phone]

Cable:

PALOBEN

Tele

x:

23

494

DENM

ARK

Hewlett-Packard A/S

Oatavej 38

OK-3460

Birke

Te

h (01)

81

Cable:

HEWPACK

Telex: 66 40

He

wlett-Pac

Torvet 9

DK

-8600 Silkeborg

Ter

,

(0

6)-82-71-66

FINLA

ND

Hewlett-Packard Oy

Bulevardi

P.O.

Box

12185

Helsinki

12

T

er,

13-730

Cable, H

EWPACKOY-He

Telex: 12-1563

FRAN

CE

Hewlett-Packard

Quartier

de

Bolte

Postale

F-91 Orsay

Ter

, 1-920 88

Cable:

HEWPACK

Tel

ex:

60048

6

42

61 81, 43 13 94

S.A.

Souverain

Bruss

rod

66

40

AS

kard

A/ S

26

France

Courtaboeuf

No.

6

01

Orsay

Hewlett-Packard
4

Quai

F-69

T

er,

Cable: HEWPACK Lyon

Telex: 31617

He

wlett.Packard

29

rue

F·31 Blagnac

Te

l,

Tel

Ben

els

lslnkl

ex:

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GERMANY

Hewlett·Packard Vertrlebs·GmbH

Be

rliner Strasse

Po

stfach

06

Nieder·Eschbach/

Tel,

Cable: HEWP
Telex: 41

Hewlett·Packard Vertriebs·GmbH
Wflmersdorfer
D-

1000

Tel,

Telex: 18
Hewlett·Packard Vertriebs·

Herrenbergerstrasse
07030 BOb

Tel,

Cable: HEP
Tele

x:

Hewlett·
Vogelsanger
04 Dilsseldorf

Te l, (02 11 63 80
Telex, 85/ 86 533

Hewlett-Packard Vertr
Wendenstr.

02 Ham

Ter

, (0411 ) 24 05

Cable:

Telex:

France

des

Etroits

Lyon

seme

78-42 63 45

Fran

de

(6

1) 85 82

51957

(0611 ) 50 10 64

Berlin

[phone]

(07031) 66 72 86

72

bur

HEWPACKSA

21

ce

la

Gara

29

117

560/40

Ffm

ACKSA

Frankfurt

32

49

FRA

Strasse

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12

34

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110

lin

gen,

Wi.irttemberg

AG BObllngen

65

739

Packard Vertriebs·GmbH

Weg

38

31

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23

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51

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Hamburg

53

32

56

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Hewlett·Pac

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Reginfriedstra
08

Mi.inc

Tel,

Cable:

Telex: 52

GREECE

Kostas

18,

Erm

Ath

ens

Tel,

Cable:

T

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IRELA

Hewlett-Pack

224

S

lou
Tel:
Cable:
Telex: 84413

ITALY

Hewlett-Packard ltaliana S.
Via

Amerigo

1·20124

Ter,

Cable:
Te

lex:

Hew
Palazzo
Piazza
1·

00144 Rom

Teh

Cable: HEWPACKIT
Telex: 61

Vertriebs·GmbH

sse

13

hen 9

(0811) 69 59 71/7

HEWPACKSA Milnchen

49

8!:i

Karayannis

ou

Stree

t

126

230301,3,5

RAKAR

Athens

21

59 62

RKAR

NO

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Ltd.

Bath Road

gh,

Sll 4 OS, Bu

gh

753·33341

HEWPIE

Sloug

Vespucci

Milan

6251 (10 lines)

Italia

25

e -

Eur

514

cks

Rome

Slou

(

2)

HEWPACKIT Mila

32046

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Marconi

6-591 2544

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NETHERLANDS

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wlett.

Packard Bene
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Am

Ter,

Cable: PAL
Telex:

NORWAY

He
Box
Nes

N-1344 Has

Tel, (02)-53 83 60

Cable:

Te

PORTUGAL

Telectra
Empresa

Electricos,

Rua
P
Lisb

Teh

Cable: TELECTRA
Telex:

SPAIN

Ataio l
Enrique Larreta 12
Ma

Tel

Cable:
Telex: 27249

Ataio
Ganduxer 76
Barc

Tel,

Cable

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Box

7825

sterdam, Z

020-42

OBEN

13

216

wlett·

Packard

149

veien

13

HEWPACK Oslo

lex:

16621

Tecni

Equipamentos

Rodrigo

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Box

2531

on

1

68

60 72

1598

ngenieros

drid, 16

, 215 35 43

TELEATAIO

lngenier

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211-44-66

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SA

Madrid

SA

Barcelona

SWEDEN

N.V

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Hewlett-Packard Sverige
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S-

161

Tel
Cable,

Telex:
Hew

Hagake
S·431

Tel

Telex:

SWITZERLAND

Hewlett
Zurcherstrasse
CH-8952

Te

Cable:

Tele

103

Hewlett Packa
Rue
1217 Meyrin

Teh

Cable:

Telex:

TURKEY

Telekom
P.O. Box
Karakoy
Istanbul

Teh

Cable: TELEMATI

1-3

20

Bromma 20

, (08) 98 12 50

MEASUR

EME

Stockholm

10721

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rsgatan

9C

41 MOlndal

, 031 - 27 68 00

21

312

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Packard

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l, (051) 98 18

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UN

AB

Hewlett-Packard
224

Slou

Teh

Cable:
Telex:

He

wle
The
Stamford

AB

Altrinch

Te

l,

Telex:

Y

UGOSLAVIA

Belram
83

AG

Brussels 1150, Bel

Teh

Cable: BEL
Tele

SOCIALIST COUNTRIES

A.G.

PLEASE CONTACT:

Hewlett-Pac

lnnstrasse 23/2

Postfach

va

Al204 V

Te

r, (222) 3366 06/ 09

Cable: HEWPACK
Tel

ex:

AL

L OTHER EUROPEAN

COUNTRIES

Hewlett-Packard
Rue
1217

Switzerland

Teh

Cable: HEWPACKSA
Telex

Model l l 180A

ITED KIN

GDOM

Ltd

Bath

Road

gh,

Sll 4 OS, Buck

Slough

(0753) 33341

HEWPIE

Slough

84413

tt·Packard

Ltd.

Graftons

New

Road

am,

Cheshire

061 928-8626

668068

S.A.

avenue

des

Mimosas

RAME

kard

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na, Austria

75923

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gium

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AFRICA,

ANGOLA

Tele

ctra

de

Equipamento

SAR

Rua

de

42·1°

Box

6487

Lua

nda

Cable:

AUSTRALIA

Hewlett-P

Pl

y. Ltd.

22·26 Weir Street
Glen

Iris,
Victoria
Te

l:

20.1371
Cable: HEWPARD Mel
Telex:

31024

He

wlett-Pac

Ply.

Lid

61

Alexander Street

Cro

ws Nest

New

South

Ter

, 43.7866

Cable:

HEWP

Telex: 21561
Hewlett-Packard Australia

Ply. Lid

97

Churchill
Prospect
South

Australia

Te

r, 65.2366

Cable: HEWPARO
Hewlett

Pl

y.

Ltd

2n

d Floor, Suite

Casablanca

196

Adelaide

Perth,

W.A.

T

er,

21-3330

Cable:

HEWPARO

Hewlett-P

Ply.

ltd.

10

Woolley Street

P.O.

Box

Dicks

on

Tel:

49-8194

Cable: HEWPARD
He

wlett-Packard Australia

Pt

y.

ltd.

75

Simpsons
Bardon
Queens

land, 4068

Tel: 36·5411

ASIA, AUSTRALIA

Empre

sa

T~cnia

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El~ctr

Barb

osa

Rodrigu

TELECTRA

Luand

ackard

Austral

3146

(6

lines)

bourne

kard

Australia

.

2065

Wales

ARD

Sydney

.

Road

5082

Adelaide

Packard

Australia

.

13

Buildlngs

Terrace

6000

Perth

ackard

Australia

191

A.C.

T.

2602

Canberra

Road

icos

es

a

ia

ACT

CEYLON

United Electricals

P.O. Box

681

Yahala

Building
Staples Street
Colombo

2

Teh 5496

Cable:

HOTPOINT

CYPRUS

Kypronlcs

19

Gregorios &

P.O. Box

Nico

Teh 6282-75628
Cable, HE

ETHIOPIA

African

Private Ltd.,

P.

C. B

58/59

Add

Tel,

Cable: ASACO

HONG

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1511
1

0,

Hong Kon

Teh 240168, 232735

Cable:

I

NOIA

Blue
Kasturi Buildings
Jamshedji
Bomb

Ter,

Telex: 2156

Cable,

Blue
Band
Prabhade11i
Bomb

Tel

, 45 73

Te

lex:

Cable:
Blue

14/40
Kanpur, I
Te

l: 6

Cable
Bl

ue

7

Hare

P

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Calcutta 1,
Tel:
T

elex: 655
Cable:

Xenopoulos

1152

sia

-1-NAMI

Salespowe

Co.

ox

718

Cunningham

is

Ababa

12285

Addisababa

KONG

&2~r

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, Prince's Building 15th

Chaler Road

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SCHMIOTCO

Star Ltd.

Tata

Rd.

ay

20BR,

India

29

50 21

BlUEFROST

Star Ltd.

Box

House

ay

2500, India

01

2156

BLUESTAR

Star Ltd.

Civil

Line

s

ndia

88

82

: BLUE

STAR

Star,

Ltd.

Street

Box 506

Ind

ia

23·0131

BLUESTAR

ltd

.

Colombo

r &

Agency

St.

Kong) lid

Hong

Blue
Blue
34
Lajpat
New

Te

l, 62 32 76

Telex:

Cable:
Bl

ue
17·C
Bangalore-a

Road

Blue
96
Secund
Tel:

Cable,

Blue
23/24
Madr

Tel,

Telex:
Cable: BLUESTAR

Blue
lB

Kaiser

Dindfi R

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~!rs~~

Floor

Cable:

I

NDONESIA

B

ah Bolon

DJalah

Kong

Ba

ndun

Teh

Cable,

Telex: 08-809

IRAN

Telecom,
P.

o.
240 Kh.

Teher

Tel,

Cable:

IS

RAEL

Electronics & Engineering

Div.

17

Amlnadav

Tel-Aviv

Teh 36941

Cable:
Telex:

JAPAN

Yokogawa-Hewlett·Packard
Ohas
1·59-1

Shibuya-ku, Tok

Te

l,

Telex:
Cable:

Star Ltd.
Star

Hou

se,

Ring

Road

Nagar

Deihl 24

, India

463

BLUESTAR

Star

ltd.

Ulsoor Road

Star,

Ltd

.

Park Lane

era

bad

3,

7

as

2 39 55

4915; 51560

43850, 48111

hi Building

03-370-2281/ 7

India

63

91

BlUEFROST

Star,

ltd.

Second line

Bea

1, I

ndia

379

Star,

lid

.

Bungalow

oad

d

~~r

,

India

BLUESTAR

Trading

Coy

Merdeka

29

g

ILMU

ltd

.

Box 1812

Saba

Shomali

an

BASCOM Teheran

of Motorola Israel Ltd.

Street

(3

li

nes)

BASTEL

Tel-A

Tv

033·569

yo

232-2024YHP
YHPMARKET

viv

TOK

Baster

Yoyogi

ch

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23·724

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Ltd.

Yokogawa·

Hewlett-Pac kard ltd.

Ni

sei

tbaragi
2
lbaragi·Shi
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Te

Telex: 385·5332
Yokogawa·

Ito Building

No.
Na

Te

Yokogawa-

Nitto

2300
Kohoku-ku
Yokohama

Te
KENY

Kenya Kinetics
P.
Nairob

Tel

Cable:

KOREA

American Trading
Korea
Seoul

7th & 8th floor

107
Chongro-Ku,
Tel:
Cable: AMT

LEBANON

Consta
Cl
P.
Beirut

Tel

Cable: ELE

MALAY

MECOMB
2 Lorong 13/
Section
Petaling
Cable: MECOMB

MOZAMBIQUE

A.

4.1
P

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Lourenco

Cable: NEGON

N

Hewlett­94·96
P

.O.

Wellington, N.Z.

Tel

Cable: HEWPACK
Hewlett

B

ox

Pukuranga

Teh 573-733

Cable:

Bldg

-2·8 Kasuga
saka

l, (0726) 23-1641

Hewlett·Packard

59,

Kotorl-cho

kamura-ku, Nagoya City

r, [phone]

Hewlett-Packard

Bldg

.

Shinohara-cho

222

h [phone]/ 5

A

O.

Box 18311

i,

Kenya

, 57726

PROTON

, Ltd.

P.O.

Box

1103

s,

Sejong

Ro

Seoul

75·5841

(4

lines)

RACO

ntin E. t4acridls

emenceau

Street

O.

Box

7213

,

22

0846

CTRONUCLEAR

SIA

Malaysia

6A

13

Jaya,

Sel

N.

Goncalves, LOA

Apt.

14

Av.

D. Luis

Box

107

Marque

s

EW ZEALA

ND

Packard (N.Z.) ltd.

Dixson

St.

Box

9443

, 56-559

Packard (N.Z.) ltd.

510

92

HEWPACK, Auckland

.

YHPOSAKA

lid.

,

Co.,

OaeKyung Bld

Seoul

Beirut

ltd.

ang

or

Kuala Lumpur

.

Wellington

PAKISTAN

Mu

shko & Company,

1,

Jinnah

D

acca

Teh 280058

Cable:

PAK

ISTAN (WEST)

Ltd

.

Mushko & Company, Ltd
Cosman
Abdullah
K

arachi 3

Tel, 511027, 512927

Cable:

PHILIPPINES

Electromex Inc.
Makatl
2129

Pasong Tamo

Makati,

P.O.

Box

Manila

Teh

89-85-01; 88-91-71

Cable:

SINGAPORE

Mechanical

Engineering
9, Jalan
Red Hill
Singapo

Tel,

642361-3; 632611

g.

Cable:
Hewlett·Packard

Area

Offi

P.O.

Box

Alexandra

Singapo

Teh

633022

Cab

le, HEWPACK

SOUTH AFRICA

Hewlett Packard

(

Pty.

P.O. B

ox

Braamfo
Milnerton

30

De

Beer

Jo

hannesbu

Tel,

725-2080, 725-2030

Tel

ex,

Cable:
Hewlett Packard

(Pty.),

Breecastte
Bree

Street

Ca

pe Town

Tel,

3-6019, 3-6545

Cable:
Telex:

Hewlett

(

Ply.),

30B

Glenwood

Corner Hunt &

P.O.

Box
Overport, Natal
Tel:

347536

(EASn

Avenue

2

NEWDEAL Da

cca

Chambers

Haroon

Road

COOPERATOR

ELEMEX Manila

re, 3
MECOMB Singapore

re

Commercial

Rizal D 708

1028

and

Combustion

Company
Kilang
Industrial Estate

Far East

ce

87

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3

Karachi

Center

SINGAPORE

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), ltd.

31716

ntein T

ransvaal

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rg

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HEWPACK Joha

HEWPACK
5·0006

ltd .

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Packard

Ltd.

99

South

Cape

South Afr

Centre

Moore

nnesburg

Roads

ltd

Town

TAIWAN

.

Hewlett
39 Chung
Sec.
Overseas
Corp. Bldg
Taip

Teh

.

Telex:
Cable: HEWPACK

THAILAND

The

P.

614 Sukh
Bangkok

Teh

Cable:
TLX INTE

UGANDA

Uganda
P.O.

Kampala

Tel, 57279

Cable:

ltd.

VIETNA

Pe
P.O.
216

Salc

Tel,
Cab

ZAMBIA

R. J. Tilbury (

P

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L

usaka

Zambia,

Ter,

Cable:

MED

Africa

MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES
NOT SHOWN
CONTA

Hew

Office

Piazza

1·00144

Tel

Cable: HEWPACKIT

Telex: 61514

Africa

OTHER AREAS NOT

LI

STED, CONTACT:

Hewlett-Packard

INTE

3200

Palo

Teh

ica

Twx

Cable: HEWPA
Telex

Packard

Taiwan

Shiao

West

Insurance

. 7th Floor

39

umvlt

(7

lines)

NCO

BK-

4449

H-3

NTRA,

Zambia) Ltd

2792

Ave.

CK

Taipei

al

Road

226

Kampala

SAIGON

PLEA

25

Italy
Rome

L

94304

Palo

Road

Bangkok

.,

Ltd

242

.

NO

SE

Alto

1

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579-605, 579-610, 579-613

TP824 HEWPACK

Internation

Engineering Co., Ltd.

o. B

ox

910722

GYSOM

Tete-Electric Co

Box

COMCO

M

ninsular Trading Inc.

Box

Hien-Vuong

on

20805, 93398

le, PE

Box

Central Africa

73793

ARJAYTEE, Lusaka

ITERRANEAN A

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Marconi

Rome-Eur,

,

(6)

59 40 29

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Alto, California

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15) 326-7000

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b. 71 493-1501)

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