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P6701SD
Solder Down Serial Analy z er Probe
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Installa
tion Manual
Connecting to the Serial Analyzer Module
Refer to the illustration on the back of these instructions as you
perform the following steps:
1. Plug the signal connector into the module and tighten the
hold-down screws.
2. Plug the Power Adapter into the module and tighten the
hold-down screws.
3. Plug the power connector into the Power Adapter.
4. Refer to the detailed instructions that follow to connect
the solder tip to the probe.
5. Refer to the detailed instructions that follow to connect
the solder tip to your circuit.
Connecting to the Probe Head
The probe body and tip cable ends are keyed to ensure correct
installation. Refer to the illustrations that follow:
1. Orient the probe body with the + and – inputs on top, as
shown.
2. Align the tip cable lead with the red band to the + input.
4. Attach tip tape to the bottom of the tip.
5. Clean out the tip vias with a solder-wicking material if you
are reusing the tip. Thread the wires through the tip.
6. Press the tip to the circuit board and quickly solder the
wires to the t
as possible.
7. Clip off the excess wire from all of the solder joints.
ip. Keep all finished wire lengths as short
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P6701SD Probe
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differential signal measurements from your circuit through
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P75TLRST solder tip lets you acquire signals where mid-bus
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The probe documentation that ships with t he probe includes this
installation guide and an instruction manual in pdf format on the
TLA Documentation CD (Tektronix part number 063-3671-08
and above). The installation guide explains the connections that
you need to make to begin taking measurements. Standard and
optional accessories are listed on the back.
All other information, including specifications, connector
pinouts, and channel assignments are covered in the P67xx
Series Serial Analyzer Probes Design Guide & Instruction
Manual on the CD.
01SD Serial Analyzer Probe is designed to take
f soldered connections. The small footprint of the
erposer serial analyzer probes cannot be used.
3. Grasp the cable connector by hand and push the cable into
the probe body until you feel a click. The cable housing
is fully seated when it is flush with the edge of the probe
body.
4. To remove the tip, pull the cable tab straight out from the
probe body.
CAUTION.
the cables. Pull only on the cable tab when removing the
tip.
You can damage the tip or probe if you pull on
ConnectingtotheCircuit
Use the following steps to solder the tip to your circuit.
NOTE. This tip is very small and must be handled carefully.
The following procedures describe the proper techniques for
using the tip.
1. Identify a location where the tip can be placed, soldered,
and secured to your circuit. You can work with long wires
(~1 inch), but keep the finished wire lengths of the signal
and ground connections as short as possible.
2. Lay the wires against a c ircuit board pad, trace, or other
conductive feature. (If vias or through-holes are very
close, you can thread the wires through them.)
3. Solder the wires to your circuit.
8. Push the end of the tip into the probe head until it seats in
the probe h
9. For a secure mechanical connection, use double-sided tape
or hot glue to secure the tip to your circuit.
10. Secure the probe to the circuit board with tape or
hook-and-loop strips.
ead.
Overview
The P6701SD Probe connects to the serial analyzer module
through an 8-pin signal connector and a 2-pin power cable.
Two of the 8 signal connector pins are used for the + and –
signals of the probe as shipped. The signal connector can
accommodate up to four probes; see your P67xx Series Serial
Analyzer Probes Design Guide & Instruction Manual for
details on adding probes to the signal connector.
The 2-pin power cable connects to the Power Adapter, which
nto the module and distributes power for up to eight
plugs i
P6701SD probes.
A P75TL
a soldered connection on your circuit. It passes the two
comple
ground reference to the probe.
RST solder tip is included with the probe and provides
mentary signals (the + signal a nd the – signal), and a
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Contacting Tektronix
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