Please read all instructions in the service manual throughly
before servicing.
Disconnect power cord from power source before opening the
enclosure.
Instructions
To maintain the precision and reliability of the product use it
1.
in the standard setting (temperature 10
-35 o centigrade, humidity
o
45%-85%)
After turning on power, please allow a
2.
15-minute
pre-heating period
before use.
Triple-line power cord is to be used for the product. But when you
3.
are using the doubleline cord,
make sure to connect the earth terminal
of the product to the earth at the power source for safety.
For quality improvement the exterior design and specifications of the
4.
product can be changed without prior notice.
Warranty
Warranty service covers a period of one year from the date of original
purchase.
In case of technical failure within a year, repair service will be
provided by our service
We charge for repairs after the
When the failure is a result of
accident, we charge for repairs
center
or sales outlet free of charge.
one year warranty period expires.
user's neglect,
natural disaster or
regardless of the warranty period.
Notice
This Serivce Manual describes the most typical product of this model.
If there are any specific differences between this Manual and the
servicing unit, please contact
This product of OS-9020G is as shown on Fig.1 and to generate triangular
wave, sine wave and rectangular wave which have the frequency range and DC
offset function from
frequency range from DC to
0.1Hz
to
1Hk
as well as the waveform meter that has
20Mk
and is a multipurpose portable oscilloscope
mounted by a function producer that generates otherwise pills of total
level of the same frequency as above.
Fig. l. OS-9020G Oscilloscope
4
2,
OS-Q020G
SPECIFICATIONS
PARTS
+
CRT
Configration and
useful screen
Accelerating
2)
potential
Phosphor
3)
Focussing
4)
Trace rotation
5)
Intensity control
6)
*
Vertical Deflection
Band-width
1)
(-3dB)
DC coupled
AC coupled
Modes
2)
SPECIFICATIONS
@inch rectangular screen with internal graticule
(
1 div = 1 Cm )
marking for measurement of rise time.
,
;
8x10 Div
2mm subdivisions along the central axis.
+1.9
approx.
KVDC (ref. cathode)
P31 (standard)
possible
provided
provided
CHl,CH2,ADD,DUAL (
DC to
DC to
10Hz to
10Hz to
CHOP
ALT
20MHz
normal
7MHZ
magnified (x5)
20MHz
normal
7MHz
magnified (x5)
;
Time/div switch - 0.2s to 5mS.
Time/div switch - 2mS to
;
(xl)
(xl)
0.2~s )
Deflection Factor
3)
Accuracy
4)
Input impedance
5)
Maximum input
6)
voltage
Input coupling
7)
Rise time
8)
Clil
9)
10)
*
out
Polarity invertior
Horizontal
Deflection
1) Display modes
2) Time base A
SmV/div
continuously variable between steps at least
to
(x5 MAG
;
5V/div
in 10 calibrated steps of a l-2-5 sequence
lmV/div to
normal
approx.
Direct ;250V(DC+peak
with probe
refer to probe specification
;
lV/div
;
f3%
lM-ohm
in parallel with 25pF
1:2.5
in 10 calibrated steps.)
,
magnified ;
f5%
AC),
DC - GND - AC
17.5nS
20mV/div
or
less(50nS
or less: at x5 MAG)
into 50 ohms ; DC to
10MHz (
-3dB )
CH2 only
xl , xl0
0.2us -
0.2Wdiv
in 19 calibrated steps, l-2-5 sequence.
uncalibrated continuous control between steps at least
(
X-Y
1:2.5
3) Hold-off time
variable with the
holdoff
5
control
PARTS
SPECIFICATIONS
4)
Sweep
magnification
5)
Accuracy
L
Trigger System
1) Modes
2) Source
3) Coupling
4) Slope
5) Sensitivity and
Frequency range
AUTO,NORM
TV-VW-H
10 times (maximum sweep rate ;
Note
f3%, f5%
;
50nS/div,20nS/div
(0°C to
50C),additional
auto , norm , TV-V , TV-H
CH1 , CH2 , LINE , EXT
20Hz - 2MHz
INT
EXT0.2 vp-p
at least 1 div or
of
TIME BASE
+ or
0.5 div
20nS/div)
are uncalibrated.
error for magnifier f2%
AC
-
2MHz - 20MHz
1.5 div
0.8
VP-p
l.OVp-p
6) External trigger
input impedance
Max. input voltage
*
X-Y Operation
1) X-axis
2) Y-axis
3) X-Y phase deff.
*
Calibrator
(px.obe
*
Function Generator
adj)
1) Frequency Range
2) Output Waveform
approx.
lM-ohm
in parallel with 25pF
250V ( DC + AC peak )
(same as CH1 except for the following)
;
Deflection factor
;
Accuracy
f5%
Frequency response;
same as that of CH1
DC to
same as CH2
or less ( at DC to
3"
approx.
1KHz
frequency ,
0.5V (*3%)
duty ratio : 50%
0.1 Hz to 1 MHz ( 7 range )
sine ,triangle , square
500KHz
( -3dH )
50KHz
square wave
)
3) Frequency
stability
f0.5% (1/10/100/1K/10K/100K
fl%
(1M
4) Frequency variable10 : 1 Min.
5) Output impedance
50a
f10%
range)
range)[ after 15 minutes late power on
(
TrL
output; FAN-OUT 20 ea )
6
PARTS
6)
Output Voltage
7)
Sinewave
distortio
-n & jittering
SPECIFICATIONS
14Vp-p
Min. (open circuit)
DC OFFSET provided (open circuit
TTL
LEVEL (square wave only)
2% Max.
less than
(10Hz -
l/33
100KHz) / lOHz(l00Hz
-
continuous variable
f6V
;
;
3Vp-p
Min.
range 0.1)
Min.)
8)
Duty ratio
9) Square wave
rise & fall time
*
Power Supply
1)
Voltage range
2) Frequency
3) Power consumption
*
Physical
Characteristics
1) Weight
50f3% Max. ( at
50a
output
'ITL
output ; 25nS Max.
120nS
;
voltage range
100 ( 90 -110V) /
120 (108 -132V) / AC
220 (198
230 (207
1KHz
;
max. output level)
Max. ( at max.
output LEVEL into
AC
- 242V) /
-
250V) /
AC
AC
50 / 60Hz
approx. 45W
7.4Kg
50n)
fuse
2A250V
2A250V
lA250V
lA250V
2) Dimension
*
Environmental
Characteristics
1)
Temperature range
for rated operation
2) Max. ambient
operating temp.
3)
Max. storage
temerature
4)
Humidity range for
rated operation
5)
Max.ambient
operating humidity
320 mm
+10"Cto
0'
C to
(WI
+35"C
-20" C to
7
x
140 mm (H) x 430 mm
(+50"Fto
+40 O
C (
+70 o
+32"F
C ( -4" F to
45% to 85% RH
35% to 85% RH
+95"F
to
+104'
+158
F
a
F
(L)
1
)
>
ACCESSORIES
3*
(1) Cable (BNC to CLIP)
(2) Probe (Option)
(3) Fuse ( 2A f
(4) Power supply code
(5) Operation manual
instrument breakdown and may improve the reliability of the oscilloscope.
The severity of environment to which this instrument is subjected will
determine the frequency of maintenance.
A convenient time to perform
preventive maintenance is preceding recalibration of the instrument.
Disassembly
Remove the top cover and the bottom cover of the instrument.
Most of the internal parts of the instrument are now accessible, if
access to the front of the circuit board are necessary,
remove the knobs from the external control shafts on the board.
Cleaning
The instrument should be cleaned as often as operating conditions
require.
Accumulation of dirt in the instrument can cause component
breakdown.
The covers provide protection against dust in the interior of the
instrument. Loose dust accumulated on these covers can be removed with
a soft cloth or small brush.
Dirt that remains can be removed with a soft cloth dampened in a mild
detergent and water solution.
abrasive cleaners should not be used.
Cleaning the interior should only be occasionally necessary. The best
way to clean the interior is to blow off the dust with a dry,
velocity stream of air.
A soft-bristle brush or a cottontipped
low-
applicator is useful for cleaning in narrow spaces or for cleaning more
delicate components.
Visual Inspection
The instrument should be inspected occasionally for such defects as
bracken
boards, and heat-damaged parts.
visible defects is apparent
if heat-damaged components are found.
other trouble in the instrument
the overheating is important to prevent
connections,
improperly seated transistors, damaged circuit
the corrective procedure for most
;
however,
particular care must be taken
Overheating usually indicates
;
therefore, correcting the cause of
recurrance
of the damage.
CIRCUITDESCRIPTION
5.
The block diagram ( page 51 1 shows the overall relationship between all
of the circuits. Complete schematics of each circuit are also given in
section
schmatics
diagrams ( page 52 to 68
1.
Refer to these diagrams throughout the following circuit description for
electrical values and relationship.
1
ATTENUATOR
j
Signals applied to the input connector can be either AC coupled
or they can be disconnected to the internal circuit when S201
or DC coupled,
(
S301 1
is
GND position.
Attenuation is determined by the setting of the VOLT
The attenuator that is controlled by the VOLT
s10,
s2, -5,
are between S202 ( S302 1 and S203 ( S303
3100 circuit.
-10
CH1
(CH21
circuits are in RA201 ( RA301 > and
1.
INPUT
AMPLIFIER
Signal from the input attenuator is connected to source follower
( Q301 1.
follower, the signals will be
Q201 ( Q301 1.
is feed back to OP AMP through
Q204 (
When excessively high-amplitude signals are applied to the source
When
Q202 ( Q302 )
S202D ( S302D >
R23Q (
is open (
R328 ) amplfies the output signal of
and the gate-source junction of
PULLX5MAG 1,
Q304 > by 5 times.
/
DIV switch.
/
DIV switch has
+10,
-100 circuits
the signal that
+1/2, +l,
QZ01
And the signal of Q206 ( Q306 ) base is converted from a single-ended signal
to a paraphrase signal by differential amplifier.
CH1 (CH2 1
PRFJWP&TRIGGERPICKOFF
Vertical preamp circuits provide control of vertical position.
They also contain a stage to provide a sample of the input signal to the
trigger preamp circuit for internal triggering from the CH1 or CH2 signal
only. And the trigger preamp of CH1 provides the CH1 input signal to the
horizontal amplifier in the X-Y position of the TIME
/
DIV switch.
The trigger preamp circuit amplifies the internal trigger signal to the
level necessary to drive the trigger generator circuit.
10
VERTICAL CONTROL
The
vetical
switching circuit determines the input signal or combination of
input signals to be connected to the vertical main amp.
Input signal combinations that can be displayed are selected by D FLIP-FLOP
that is controlled by the vertical mode switches and the X-Y position of
the TIME / DIV switch.
In the DUAL modes, both channels are alternately displayed on a
shared time basis.
VERTICAL MAIN AMPLIFIER
The vertical main amplifier circuit provides the final amplification for
the vertical deflection signal before
it is applied to the vertical
deflection plates of the CRT.
TRIGGER GENERATOR
The Trigger Generator circuit produces trigger pulses to start the sweep
generator circuit.
The Trigger Generator circuit consists of the trigger source, trigger
mode switch, TV
synchronization
circuit, trigger amplifier, U603 and
etc. The Trigger Source Switch selects one signal of the signals from the
vertical trigger preamps, power line source applied to this instrument,
external trigger input BNC connector connected to front panel.
The Trigger Generator Circuit has the circuit to control the trigger level
and slope.
The signal type is AC.
The Trigger mode Switch determines the operating mode for the trigger generator
circuit.
In the NORM mode, the sweep signal is generated only the trigger signal
is generated,
Operation in the AUTO, TV-V mode is the same operation
as NORM mode, except that a free running trace is displayed when a trigger
pulse is not present or the amplitude of the trigger signal is not adequate.
The Base Signal of Q605 which enters through three switches,
etc.,
Tht>
is amplified by
amplified signal,
Q604,
the collector signal of Q604, enters the NO.2 pin of
Q605.
Q601, Q602
and
U603, outputs in NO.8 pin of U603.
The NO.8 pin signal of U603 is called trigger signal or trigger pulse.
11
Sweep generator circuit consists of sweep gate circuit and miller integrator.
The sweep gate is on,a very little negative going signal is generated in
the gate of
The signal in the gate of
amplified signal appears in the Emitter of
enters the Base of
This sweep signal is generated on commend
generator circuit.
The sweep gate circuit produces an unblanking gate to unblank the CRT during
sweep time.
1
HORIZONTAL OUTPUT AMPLIFIER
The Horizontal Output Amplifier provides the final signal amplification to
drive the CRT horizontal deflection plates.
The Horizontal Output Amplifier consists of six cascade stage amplifiers.
The first stage horizontal main amplifier has a low input impedance and
requires very little voltage change at the input to produce the desired
output change.
The output signal from complementary amplifier Q638, Q639 drives the right
horizontal
The
output signal from complementary amplifier Q636,
horizontal deflection plate.
The Horizontal Output Amplifier has the horizontal magnification and the
horizontal position functions.
In all position of the TIME
.of
the horizontal output amplifier is the sawtooth signal from the sweep
generator. In the X-Y position of the TIME
signal of the Horizontal Output Amplfier is the signal from the channel 1
preamp circuit of the vertical deflection system.
Q612,
input Miller Integrator, by R-C network.
defbctim
Q612
is amplified by Miller Integrator, the
Q627
through R732.
1
plate.
/
DIV select switch except X-Y the input signal
(9614,
is called sweep signal and
(
trigger pulse ) from the trigger
Q637
drives the left
/
DIV select switch the input
12
The low voltage Power Supply Circuit provides five regulated sources ( -12
Volts,
source ( 195 Volts,
system, horizontal deflection system
1
CRT CIRCUIT
+5
Volts,
-I- 12
Volts, +55 Volts,
+28Volts )
used
+140
Volts ) and two unregulated
to operate the vertical deflection
and CRT driving circuit.
1
The CRT Circuit provides the voltage
The circuitry consists of the z-axis
high voltage regulator, high voltage
The Probe adj.
circuit produces a square wave output signal with accurate
levels and control circuits to operate CRT.
amplifier, high voltage oscillator,
rectifier and the CRT controls.
amplitude and frequency.
This output signal available as a square wave Voltage at the
( 1KHz )
connector.
0.5Vp-p
FUNCTION GENERATOR CIRCUIT
The basic waveform generated in the function generator circuit is the triangle
wave.
This is accomplished by charging and then discharging a capacitor by equal
magnitude currents.
A dual comparator and flip flop
(C16,
C17, C18,
C20,
C21,
C27)
is being charged or discharged.
(U4, SN75107A)
determine whether the capacitor
when the voltage on the capacitor reaches the positive limit, the charging
current is switched off and the capacitor discharges until the lower limit is
reched
at which time the charging current is then reapplied.
the output of the dual comparator is a square wave.
To produce a sine wave,
the triangle wave is shaped by a special amplifier.
(Q8, Q9, Q10, Ql3)
Range switching is accomplished by changing the magnitude of the current
sources
Dial frequency tuning
Wl, U2, Ql, Q3, Q6)
(VR8)
and the timing capacitor.
is done by charging the magnitude of the current
sources.
A frequency change of over a 10:1 is possible with the frequency Dial.
13
CALIBRATION
6e
Goldstar
Precision provides complete instrument repair and
calibration at our oversea's office and authorized dealer.
Contact your local
Goldstar
Precision office or representative.
6-1. Calibration interval
To maintain instrument accuracy, perform the calibration of the OS-9020G
Units at least every 1000 hours of operations or every six month if used
frequently.
6-2. Test equipment required
The following test equipment
(
Table 6-l > and accessories, or equivalent,
are required for the complete calibration of the OS-9020G Units.
The given specifications for the test equipment are the minimum necessary
for accurate calibration.
Therefore, the specifications of any test equipment used must meet or
exceed the list specifications.
All the test equipment is assumed to be correctly calibrated and
operating within the listed specification.
Operating instructions for the
test equipment are not given in this procedure. Refer to the instruction
manual for the test equipment if more information is needed.
6-3. Preliminary procedure
This instrument should be calibrated at an ambient temperature of
(
f
5°C 1
for best overall accuracy.
1. Connect the instrument to AC line voltage,
50/60Hz
line source.
+20'tc:
2. Set the instrument controls as given in the Preliminary Control
Setting. Allow at least fifteen minutes of warmup before proceeding.
3. See the Adjustment Locations in the pullout pages.
14
6-4. Preliminary control settings
Preset the instrument controls to the settings given below, when starting
the calibration procedures.
Controls
a
FOCUS
18
TRACE ROTATION1 As desired
a
SCALE ILLUM
-
I
@
V-POSITION
Q
V-VARIABLE
Q
INPUT
COUPLING
0
VOLTS/DIV
I@ V-MODE
Q
CH2 INVERT
VERTICAL
-
HORIZONTAL
Settings
Midrange
Fully counterclockwise
-
Midrange
CAL(fully
GND (AC-GND-DC)
5
q
CH1
Normal (Pushed In)
clockwise
V/DIV
-
pushed in)
,,,
-
TRIG
0
LEVEL
@
SLOPE
@
MODE
6
HOLDOFF
0
TRIG SOURCE
@
-
FUNCTION GENERATOR
AMPLITUDEfull counterclockwise
@
RANGE SW.
@
FREQ.
@
DIAL 0.1
-
Midrange, normal
+ Normal
Auto
Fully counterclockwise
CH1
-
1
@
H-POSITION
6-5.
Initial starting procedure
1.
Push the POWER switch.
2.
Wait a few seconds for the cathode ray tube
A trace should appear on the display of the CRT.
3.
If the trace disappears,
setting until the trace is easily observed.
4.
Adjust FOCUS control for the best focused display.
5.
Readjust POSITION controls if necessary, to
Midrange
OFFSETPUSH
8)
(
CRT ) to warm up.
increase ( clockwise ) the INTENSITY control
center
the trace.
15
POWERSUPPLYSYSTEM
NOTE :
Before you begin,
see ADJUSTMENT LOCATIONS in the pullout pages.
Control settings
Preset the controls as given in the Preliminary Control Settings.
Cl1
Check Low-voltage Supply, if necessary.
a. Connect the digital voltmeter
:
+11.75V
to
+12.25V (+12V
(
DVM > from the +12 volt line.
point of horizontal board)
b. Connect the DVM from the -12 volt line.
.
.
-11.75v
c. Connect the DVM from the
: +
4.75V
to
to +
-12.25V (-12V
5.25V(+ 5V
point of horizontal board)
+5
volt line.
point of horizontal board)
d. Connect the DVM from the +55 volt line.
:
+54 V to +58 V
e. Connect the DVM from the
:
+135 v to +143 v
f. Connect the DVM from the
:
+190
v to
[23
Adjust Low-voltage Supply.
Adjust the
+210
v
VR901
for DVM reading of -12V ( f
(+55V
point of horizontal board)
+140
volt line.
(+140V
point of horizontal board)
+195
volt line.
(+195V
point of horizontal board)
0.lV >.
C31
Check High-voltage Supply.
Connnect
a.
the DVM to the H.V test point ( CRT SOCKET B/D
-K(20M) )
by High-voltage Probe.
Check for DVM reading as -1805V - -1995V
b.
Adjust the VR618 for DVM reading of -1900V (
C.
;
(Horizontal B/D p/n
513-547 used only)
f
20V ).
DISPLAY
Control Setting
Preset the controls as given in the Preliminary Control Setting.
141
Check/Ad
Set the
TIMWDIV
a. Rotate the
just
CRT Bias.
switch to the
INTHNSITY
to the direction of 10 o'clock as shown.
1mS
INTEN
16
b. Observe the trace of CRT.
c. Adjust the CRT Bias Adjustment VR617 so that the trace makes
an appear.
151
Check/Adjust Trace Rotation.
a. Check that the trace is parallel to the horizontal
center
line.
b. Adjust the TRACE ROTATION for a trace that is parallel with the
horizontal graticule lines.
[61
Check/Adjust
a. Vertical Mode switch to the CH2
switch to the
ASTIGmatism
[X-Y1
and FOCUS
position, and AC-GND-DC to GND.
[X-Y1
position, and Display
b. Set the INTENSITY control for a small spot, as the following
figure,
using position controls.
The
SDot
screen
of
c. Check that the spot is round.
d. Adjust the FOCUS adjustment and ASTIG adjustment VR616 for
a round spot.
17
HORIZONTALSYSTEM
Control settings
Preset the controls as given in the Preliminary Control Settings.
[71
Check/Ad
a. Set the input AC-GND-DC to DC.
b. Set the
c. Check that the time marks align with the graticule line over the
d. Adjust the H GAIN adjustment
C83
Check/Adjust Horizontal X 10
a. Set the
b. Set X 10
c. Check that the one-cycle time marks align with the ten division
d. Adjust the MAG GAIN adjustment VR612 so that the one-cycle
e. Push in the VARIABLE control after check and adjustment.
[91
Check/Adjust MAG CENT.
a. Set the TIME/DIV switch to the 1
b. Being the VARIABLE control is in pulled out state
c. Observe the movement of the left end of the trace.
d. Adjust the MAG CENT adjustment VR614 for the movement of the
just Horizontal Gain.
TIME/DIV
center eight
with the center eight graticule lines.
TIME/DIV
MAG ( Pull out the VARIABLE control
graticule lines, within 5%.
time marks align with the ten division graticule lines.
the left end of the trace is brought to the center point and
then the VARIABLE is depressed.
end of the trace within f
switch to the lms.
DIVisions,
switch to the
within 3%.
VB611
MAG
Gain.
1mS.
0.2DIV.
so that the time marks align
1.
mS.
(
Xl0 MAG
>,
Cl01
Check/Adjust low spaced sweep accuracy.
a. Set the time mark generator for 5mS time marks.
b. Set the
c. Check that the time marks align with the graticule line over the
middle eigth divisions, whth 3%.
d. Adjust the
with the middle eight graticule lines.
Cl11
Check/Adjust High speed sweep accuracy.
a. Set the input coupling switch to DC.
b. Set the time mark generator for 10~s time marks.
c. Set the
d. Check that the time marks align with the graticule lines over
the middle eigh divisions.
e. Adjust VC601 that the time marks coincide with middle eight
graticule lines.
TIME/DIV
TIME/DIV
switch to 5mS.
5mWDIV
adjustment VR606 so that the time marks coincide
switch to the
18
10~s.
VERTIACALSYSTEM
Control settings
Preset the controls as given in the Preliminary Control Settings.
Cl41
Check/Adjust DC Balance
(
Step attenuator balance
1.
a. Set the
VOLTWDIV
switch to the 5mV position.
b. Position the trace to the horizontal center line.
c. Change the PULL
x5MAG
switch to the
1mV
position.
d. Check that the trace is within 0.1 division of the horizontal
center line.
e. Adjust the CH1 ( CH2 > DC BAL
(
CH2 1, for a trace at the horizontal center line.
f. Repeat part
(a>
through
is noted when changing the
Cl51
Check/Ad
just ADD BALANCE.
Set the TIME/DIV switch to the
(e)
until less than 0.05 division shift
adjustment,VRZBl (
VOLTWDIV
setting.
1mS
position.
CH1 > or VR301
Set the CH1 and CH2 AC-GND-DC switches to GND.
Set the V-MODE switch to
[CHlI.
Next, Adjust the vertical Position control that the trace is
identical with the horizontal center graticule line.
e.
Set the V-MODE switch to
f.
Next, Adjust the vertical Position control that the trace is
CCH21.
identical with the horizontal center graticule line.
Set the V-MODE switch to [ADD].
Check that the trace is identical with the horizontal center
graticule line within f 0.5 division.
i.
Adjust the ADD BALANCE adjustment VR501 for two times of the
difference with the horizontal center graticule line.
[161
Check/Adjust Vertical Position Center.
a. Confirm the vertical POSITION control at the midrange.
b. Check that the trace is within 1 division.
c. Adjust the Position Center adjustment VR203
(
CH2 > for a trace at the horizontal center line.
(
CH1 >, VR303
19
Cl71
Check/Adjust
Xl AC
GAIN.
Set the TIME/DIV switch to the
::
Set the VOLTWDIV switch to the
1mS
position.
10mV
position.
Set the AC-GND-DC switch to DC.
::
Connect the square-wave
e.
Adjust the output amplitude of that generator for 5 division
generator(
using
1KHz
output range ).
deflection of screen.
f.
Check that the high-voltage level of pulse is flat.
g. Adjust the X 1 AC GAIN adjustment
VR202(
CH1
),VR302(
CH2 )
for a flat level.
Cl81
Check/Adjust Vertical Gain.
a. Set the VOLTWDIV switch to the
10mV
position and AC-GND-DC
switch to DC.
b. Connect the standard amplitude calibrator to the input Connector.
c. Set the standard amplitude calibrator for a
50mVp-p
signal.
d. Check for a display of five divisions.
e. Adjust the GAIN adjustment VR204 ( CH1
),
VR304 ( CH2 ) for a
display of 5 divisions within 3%.
f. Check all the VOLTWDIV switch settings.
Cl91
Check/Adjust Input Capacity (
a. Set the VOLTWDIV switch to the
ATT
:
+l
).
10mV
position.
b. Set the AC-GND-DC switch to DC.
c. Connect the L-C meter to the input terminals.
d. Check the input capacity for approximately 25pF.
C203
Check/Adjust Vertical Step Response.
Set the VOLTWDIV switch to the
E :
Set the
C.
Connect the fast-rise, positive output
TIME/DIV
switch to the 0.2~s position.
square-wave generator to the input. Use a
10mV
position.
( 50mV, 1MHz )
500
termination
and cable.
d.
Set the square-wave generator to
1MHz.
Adjust the square-wave
generator output for a 5 divisions display.
e.
:
Adjust the VC503 for a square-wave that is flat.
CH1
Then, adjust VC501 for over-shoot that is
CH2: Adjust the VC306 for over-shoot that is
of the
+0.15DIV.
+0.15DIV.
20
[Zl]
Check/Adjust Attenuation Compensation (
a. Set the AC-GND-DC switch to DC.
b. Connect the square-wave generator to the CH1
terminals, check for a square-wave that is flat
under the following settings.
ATI' G-0, Sl00 1.
(
CH2 ) input
(
flat top
)
ATT
+
10
t100
c. Adjust the trimmer condenser for a square-wave
(
flat top 1 under the following settings.
ATT
I
+
10
Sl00
II221
Check/Adjust Input Capacity.
a. Connect the L-C meter to the input connector.
b. Check the input capacity for a approximately 25pF.
c. Adjust the trimmer condensers for a 25
the following settings.
VOLTWDIV
0.1 v0.5 V
1v
VOLTWDIV
I
1
0.1 v
1
1 v
The square-wave generator output
5 v
The square-waveAdjust
generator output
I
1
0.5 V
5 v
pF
input capacity under
CH1
VC204 ( VC304
VC203
(CH21
(
VC303
1
>
I
I
I
ATT
Sl
+10
t100
1
VOLTWDIV
5
I
I
)
1 v
mV
0. 1 v
1
Adjust CH1 ( CH2
(
I
I
]
VC201 ( VC301
VC202 ( VC302
21
VC305
>
>
)
)
TRIGGERINGSYSTEM
C231
Check/Adjust TRIG CENT.
a. Set the TRIG SOURCE switch to the
the
VOLTWDIV
b. Connect the sine-wave generator to the input connector for a
(
50KHz
).
c. Set the TRIG LEVEL knob to the midposition.
d. Adjust the VR605 so that synchronization is effected on the
waveform,
e. Next, set the TRIG SLOPE to -(pulled out state) and insure
that synchronization is effected. After confirmation, leave
the TRIG-SLOPE in the depressed state. Readjust when stepped
out.
C241
X-Y
[24-l]
Operation
Check/Adjust X Gain.
a. Set the
[X-Y], the AC-GND-DC switch of CH1 to DC, the AC-GND-DC switch
of CH2 to GND.
b. Set the
c. Connect the standard amplitude calibrator to the CH1 input connector.
d. Set the standard amplitude calibrator for a 50mV.
e. Check for a display of
f. Adjust the X GAIN adjustment
within 5%.
switch to
0.3DIV
on the screen.
V-MODE
VOLTWDIV
10mV
and the
switch to
switch to the
CH&
5
divisions.
CHl,
the TRIG SLOPE knob pushed in,
TIME/DIV
the
TIME/DIV
10mV,
with Xl GAIN.
VR610
for a display of 5 divisions
switch to the
switch to the
20~s.
0.3DIV
C24-21
Check/Adjust X Position Center.
a. Set the TIME/DIV switch to the
the horizontal POSITION control to the midposition and the
AC-GND-DC switch to GND.
b. Check to see that round spot is near the center graticule and
is within 0.2 division against the horizontal line.
c. Adjust the X CENT adjustment
graticule center.
PROBE ADJUST
[251
Check/Adjust Probe Adjust terminal (
a. Connect the Probe Adjust terminal to the Digital Frequency Counter.
b. Check for the Probe Adjust frequency of
c. Next, connect the Probe Adjust terminal to the oscilloscope.
d. Check for the Probe Adjust output of
e. Adjust the
0.495 to
0.5V
adjustment
0.505V.
[X-Y],
VR609
VRll01
for the Probe Adjust output of
the V-MODE switch to CH2
to position spot at the
O.SVp-p, 1KHz
lKHz,
0.5V,
).
within 20%.
within 3%.
22
FUNCTION GENERATOR SYSTEM
C261
CHECK/ADJUST
SYMMETRY
a. Setting of equipment for adjustment
*
FUNCTION GENERATOR
FUNCTION
RANGE
1
FREQ.
DIAL
1
AMPLITUDE
SINE (
1
( 1 10 ( 1 100
1
1
PUSH
0.1 ( >
FULLY CCW
( * )
)
(MINI
OFFSET
OUTPUT
PULL (
TTL(
>
FULLY ccw (
>
* OSCILLOSCOPE
1
VOLTS/DIV
TIME/DIV
COUPLING
I
b. Connect output terminal of F/G
1
I
50
50
uS/DIV
DC ( *
mV/DIV
( *
1
(
1
>
(50Qcz)
with BNC to BNC cable.
SQUARE
( >
(
)
0.2
GND(
mS/DIV
( 1
1K
1
2
(
>
FULLYCW (MAX)
TRIANGLE(* >
(*>
l0K ( 1
1.0
FULLYCW (
500
V/DIV
(*
>
lQQK ( > 1M (
(* 1
(*>
1
1
mS/DIV
AC(
>
1
(
1
1
and input terminal of oscilloscope
c. To adjust
VR2
(symmetry) of F/G so that
on the oscilloscope screen as adjusting
screen by a cycle of triangular wave as
oscilloscope
100...
I
10
._.. ,.._ ____
--++++-
.___--._..
.... . . . . . . ..
--4-++4--
---++++
K------a
a
Adjust the length of a 81 b
may
be equal (in the time axis).
23
may show as the following figure
as to be full of the oscilloscope
turning knob of SWP var of the
-____
------A
b
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