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1219-00-0054 1114-00-0360 1218-00-0600 1218-00-0610

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1114-00-0012 1218-00-0192 1114-00-0143 1114-00-0215 1218-00-0022 1218-00-0021

1219-00-0117 1219-00-0118

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1219-00-0129 1219-00-0019 1218-00-0314 1218-00-0334 1219-00-0020 1114-00-0320

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IL SC

NJ MA CA PA MO

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IN NY

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IN

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IL OH MA

IL NY MD

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CA

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEK

NO

.

QTY/PT

1

2 15

14 13

12

9 8

5 10 11

NONE t1OMF_ 3 147

1

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W6

till

W4

WAVETEK

PARM

LAST

TITLE

SGLGEN

METER

BOARD

C315 MOD

BD,C316 CHASSIS,3000 ATTEN,

WIDE

OSC

NAR

OSCLK.M33

XTAL

REF

FM

REF,M29-2 M29-2

SWP

OSC,M9W KHZ

STEPS

MHZ

STEPS.M32A

DAC/SWP

OUTPUT POWER

CABLE CABLEASSY

CABLE

.3000

ASSY C315

50130-01

LK.M34

.M30

.M31A

DRIVE,M172

AMP

.M10W-9

SUPPLY,DPS2A

ASSY,2-1/4

.3-1/4

ASSY,4

IN 14X2000-Al IN

IN

W-I 1110-00-0294

C316 A500-313

50130-01 M34 W-I 1114-00-0008 M33 W-I

M30 W-I 1114-00-0012

M9W W-I 1114-00-0020 M31A

M32A M172 M10W-9

DPS2A

14X3001-1410 14X3001-144

ASSEMBLYNO.

1010-00-0013

W-I W-I W-I

W-I 1114-00-0016

W-I W-I

W-I W-I 1114-00-0360

W-I W-I 1217-00-0022

W-I W-I

1110-00-0751

1111-00-0005 1113-30-0041

1114-00-0011

1114-00-0143 1114-00-0215

1114-00-0320

1115-00-0011

1217-00-0032 1217-00-0040

1

1 1 1

1 1

1 1 1

1 1

2 2

REV

0

REFERENCE

1412WS148 1413

1414 W2 W3 141

16

P101

18

DESIGNATORS

W9

PART

DESCRIPTION

CABLE

ASSY,5

CABLE

ASSY

CABLE

ASSY,10-1/4

CABLE

ASSY,5

CABLE

ASSY,2-1/4

CABLE

ASSY,7

HARNESS PLUG,36-PIN

M0000-055 TERMINAL,MALE

MCOOO-019

.3000-AB

.8-1/2

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

IN

14X3000-200-WIS

IN

14X3000-200-149

IN 14X3000-200-1421

14X3000-200-143

IN 14X3000-200-1410

14X3001-141 WY3000-AB

03-06-2362

1854

MFGR

W-I W-I 1217-00-0084

W-I 1217-00-0102 W-I 1217-90-0003

W-I 1217-90-0004 W-I 1217-90-0005 W-I 1219-00-0016

MOL 2113-04-0005

MOL

WAVETEK

1217-00-0050

2113-OS-0002

NO

Y T

4

1 1

1 1 1

1 1

36

WAVETEK

PARM

LIST

TITLE

SQL

GEN

.3000

ASSEMBLYNO 1010-00-0013

PAOF

"

3

.

REV

0

i i

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEKNO.

OTY

2

3

4 5 NONE

NONE

WAVETEK

P~4RTS

LIST

TERMINAL M0000-018

RECEP,36-PIN M0000-054

SOCKET CONTACT

JACK,FEMALE,9-CKT M0000-067

CONN,6-PIN,KONEKTON MCOOO-076

CONTACT

TITLE

HARNESS,3000-AB

.FEMALE

MCOOO-065

MCOOO-069

MCOOO-068

02-06-1131

03-06-1361

583369-1 583259-2

09-50-3091

09-50-3061

08-50-0107

ASSEMBLYNO.

1219-00-0016

PAGE:1

MOL

AMP AMP

MOL

2113-05-0001

2113-03-0004

2113-15-0001 2113-16-0001

2113-06-0001

2113-06-0002

2113-07-0001

24

1

6 29

2

1

22

REV

B

REFERENCE

NONE_ NONE S201

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

TERMINAL PLUG SWITCH,T000LE

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DPDT

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

02-09-2118

19-09-2042

920lP3HZQ C-K

MFGR

MOL MOL

WAVET

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2113-09-0004 2113-26-0001

5106-00-0016

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QTYIPT

4

1 1

WAVETEK

PARIS

LIST

TITLE

PWR

SW

ASSY,16-1/2

ASSEMBLYNO.

1212-00-0006

REV

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEK

NO

.

CITY

C1

CRO5 CR2

CR3

IC1 IC2

M1

PI

ROI R02

R03

R04R28

R05

R06

R07R23

ROB

WAVETEK

PARTS

IC3

LIST

CAP,TANTCE113-447

DIODE DIODEDR000-001

IC,I0000-005 RC4558NB

METER, MI000-004

PLUO,6-PIN M0000-075

POT,5K,RP130-250 RES,

RC103-275

RES, RF213-365

RES,C,1 RC103-333

RES,MF,1/8W,1%,IOK RF213-100

RES,C,1/4W, RC103-320

RES,MF,1/8W,1 RF212-274

TITLE

METERBOARD C315

D0000-007

3

1/4W,

C,

MF,

ABBY

SCALE

1/BW,

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47MF,50V

KONEKTON

5Z,7.

1.,36.5K

5'/..

5'/.,20K

33K

,2

5K

.74K

935 TRW

5082-2800

IN4004

MI000-004

09-65-1061

89PR5K CFI/4-7

f'F55K-36.5K

CFI/4-33K

MF55KIOK

CFI/4-20K

MF55K-2

.5K

.74K

ASSEMBLY

1110-00-0294

PAGE'

H-P P-C 4806-01-4004 RAY

W-I

MOL

BEK 4610-00-2502 ASE

ASE

NO

.

1

1510-21-9470

4809-02--0001

7000--14-5800 2410-06-0001

2112-05-0002

4700-15-7501

4701-03-3652

4700-15--3302

4701-03-1002

4700-15--2002

4701-03-2741

1

2 3

1

2

1

REV

H

REFERENCE

R09

RIO

Ril

R12R15

R13

R14 RES

R16

R19

R21

R22 R24

R25 RES.C,

DESIGNATORS

R17R18R26

R20

PART

RES,MF,i/BW,SI,11 RF213-113

RES, RF212-392

POT,MOD,IOK,10G RP140-310

POT,20K,RP130-320

RES,C,1/4W.5'/.,5 RC103-256

.C,1/4W,5%

RC103-422 RES,

RC103-310 RES,C,1/4W,5%,IM

RC103-510 RES,MF,I/BW,1G

RF213-158 POT,2K,RP130-220

RES,C,1/4W, RC103-368

RC103-410

DESCRIPTION

1/8W,

MF,

C,1/4W,

1/4W,

1'/.,3

.220K

5'/.,1

5'/.,68K

5'/..

.3K

.92K

.6K

OK

.15.BK

100K

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MF55K-11

MF55K-3

70AIN048PI03U

89PR20K

CFI/4-5

CFI/4220K

CFI

CF1/4-IM

MF55K-15

89PR2K CFI/4-68K

CFI/4-100K

.3K

.92K

.6K ASE 4700-15-5601

/4-IOK

.8K

MFGR

ASE

A-B

BEK 4610-00-2203

ASE 4700-15-2203

ASE

BEK ASE

ASE

WAVETEK

4701-03-1132

4701-03-3921

4610-11-3103

4700-15-1002

4700-15-1004

4701-03-1582

4610-00-2202 4700-15-6802

4700-15-1003

NO

OTY

.

1

5

1

2

1

1 1

1

WAVETEK

PARTS

LIST

TITLE

METERBOARD C315

ABBY

ASSEMBLYNO.

1110-00-0294 PAGE:2

REV

H

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEK

NO

.

OTY

R27 RES.C.1

R33 RES.C.1

R34

WAV

PAMS

TEK

E

UST

TITLE

METER

C315

RC103-315

RC103-212 RES

.VAR

10%

BOARD

/4W.5'/.,15K

/4W.5'/..

.CERMET

ASSY

1 .

.100

CFI/4-15K

2K

CF1

/4-1.2K

S9PR100

ASSEMBLY

1110-00-0294

PAGE:3

ASE

BEK

NO

.

4700-15-1502

4700-15-1201

4610-00-2101

1

REV

H

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEKNO.

OTY

C1

C12

C13

C6

CIO

C4 C9

C11

C14 CAP

C13 CAP

C16

C17

CIS CAP

C2 C3C7CS

C5

CR1

CR2 CR6 HHI

ICO1

CR3 CR4

CR7

CRS LED

IC02

CR5

WAVETEK

PARTS

LIST

CAP)TANTo CE113-447

CAP,MICA,1000PF,500V CMIOI-210

CAP CD102-210

C0103-350

CD103-310

CE120-010 CAP

CMIO1-147 CAP,CER,330PF,IKV

CD104-133 DIODE

HARNESS.MOD DUAL OP

I0000-027

TITLE

MODHD.C316 1110-00-0751

.47MF,50V

.CER..OOIMFD

.CER,

.05MF,100V

.CER,

.OIMF,IOOV

.TANT,IOMF,25V

.MICA

.470PF

DR000-001

DLOOO-001

AMP,RAYTHEON RC4558NB-RAY

.1KV 5GAD10

.SOOV

BD

935 TRW

DM15-102J

TG-S50

6BU103M

162Di06XO025DD2

DM15-471J

IOTCU-T33

1N4004 NSL5046 WYC317

ASSEMBLYNO.

PAGE:1

ARC

SPR

MDC

SPR

ARC

SPR

P-C NAT

W-I RAY

1510-21-9470

1510-50-0102

1510-10-1102

1510-10-2503

1510-10-2103

1510-21-7100

1510-50-0471

1510-10-3331

4806-01-4004 4810-02-0001

1219-00-0284

7000-45-5801

4

3

1

3

4

1

5

3

1 2

REV

I

REFERENCE

IC3 IC4

J1

OC1

Pi

01

02

03

R1+

RIO

R11 R13 R25

R12

R14 RES.C.1/4W

DESIGNATORS

R17

R30 RES

R9

R27 RES.C.1/4W,

R26

R3

R54 RES

PART

DESCRIPTION

DUAL OP

IC

ICOOO-006

CONN

.UG911A/U

J3109-111

LED

.AXIAL

MPOOO-002 CONN

.MALE

MCOOO-071

TRANS TRANS

2N3854A

.C,1/4W,5%

RC103-427 RES

.MF

RF214-340

RC103-310

.C,1/4W

RC103-410

RC103-447

GA054-580

GA038-541

.1/BW,I%,340

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

AMP

VACTROL

.9-PIN 09-65-1091

.270K

.S%,IOK

.57G

.1OOK

.57G

.470

K

RC4558NB

MC1455P1

KC79-146

VTL5C3

2N5458

2N3854A

CF1/4-270K

MF55K-340K

CFI/4-IOK

CFI/4-LOOK

CFI/4-470K

MFGR

RAY MOT

KIN

VAC

MOL

MOT SST

ASE

WAVETEKNO.

7000-14-5800 7000-14-5500

2110-01-1013

3710-00-0001

2112-05-0001

4901-05-4580 4901-03-8541

4700-15-2703

4701-03-3403

4700-15-1002

4700-15-1003

4700-15-4703

OTY

1 1 1

1

2

1

3

2

4

1

WAVETEK

PAM

LIST

TITLE

MODBD.C316

ASSEMBLYNO.

1110-00-0751 PAGE:2

REV

I

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEK

NO

.

(ITY

R15*

R16

RIB*

R19

R21*

R22

R23

R28

R29

R31

R32 R33

WAVETEK

PARTS

R2

R37

R4*

R20*

R6*

R24

R42R47

R53

LIST

RES,C,1/4W,5%,390KCF1/4-390K RC103-439

R5

RES,C,1/4W,10%,10M RC104-610

RES,C,1/4W,10%,5 RC104-556

RES,C,1/4W,10%,22M RC104-622

RES,C,1/4W,10%,4 RC104-547

RES,MF,1/8W,I%,464K RF214-464

RES,MF,1/SW,I%,845K RF214-845

RES,C,1/4W,5%,560K RC103-456

RES,C,1/4W, RC103-275

RES,MF,1/SW,1%,4 RF212-487

POT,IK,RP129-210 360SI02B RES,MF,1/BW,1%,12

RF213-121

TITLE

MOD

BD,C316

5X,7.

.6M

.7M

5K

.87K

.1K

CB1061

CB5651

CB2261

CB4751

MF55K-464K

MF55K-845K

CFI/4-560K

CFI/4-7

MF55K-4

MF55K-12

.5K

.87K

.IK

ASSEMBLYNO

1110-00-0751

PAGE:3

ASE

A-B 4700-16-1005

A-B 4700-16-5604

A-B

ASE

CTS ASE

.

4700-15-3903

4700-16-22053

4700-16-47042

4701-03-4643

4701-03-8453

4700-15-5603

4700-15-7501

4701-03-4871

4610-00-1102 4701-03-1212

4

2

1

2

1

3

1

REV

1

I

REFERENCE

R34R35

R36 R38

R39

R40s

R41

R43

R44

R45

R46

RS

R48

DESIGNATORS

R7*

PART

DESCRIPTION

RES,C

.1/4W,5%,IM

RC103-510 POT,20K,RP129-320

RES,C,1/4W,5%,47K RC103-347

RES,C,1/4W,5%,ISK RC103-318

RES

.C,1/4W,5%,680K

RC103-468 RES,MF,1/BW,1%,2

RF212-274 RES,MF,1/BW,1%,5

RF212-511 RES,SLIDETROL,IOK

PERB/P RES,C,1/4W

RC103-033 RES

.MF,1/BW,I%,178K

RF214-178 RES,MF,1/8W

RF212-150

.5%,33

.I%,1

.74K

.11K

.50K

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

CF1/4-iM

36OS203B CF1/4-47K

CFI/4-18K

CF1/4-680K

MF55K-2

MF55K-5

RP137-310

CF1/4-33

MF55K-178K

MF55K-1

.74K

.11K

.50K

MFGR

ASE

CTS ASE

ASE

ABE

W-I 4610-12-9103

ASE

WAVETEK

4700-15-1004

4610-00-1203 4700-15-4702

4700-15-1802

4700-15-6803

4701-03-2741

4701-03-5111

4700-15-3309

4701-03-1783

4701-03-1501

NO

.

OTY

3

1 1

1

2

1

WAVETEK

PARTS

LIST

W

BD,

C316

l

3108OYON0751

4

PAGE

:

REV,

REFERENCE

DESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEK

NO

.

CITY

R49

R50

R51

R52

R55

R56

S1

52

WAVETE

PARTS

LIST

RES.C.1/4W.S%,1 RC103-210

RES.C.1/4W,5%,20 RC103-120

RES,C,1/4W.5..4 RC103-247

RES,C,1/4W,5%,330 RC103-133

RES.C.1/4W,10%,47 RC104-647

RES,C,1/4W,5'/.,620 RC103-162

LEVER

SWITCH

FROM

:5101-00-0007

K

TITLE

MOD

BD,C316

K

.7K

CF1/4-iK

0

CF1/4-200

CFI/4-4

CF1/4-330

M

CB4761

CF1/4-620

SL000-003

.7K ASE

ASSEMBLY

1110-00-0751

PAGE:5

ASE

A-B 4700-16-4705

ASE

W-I

NO

.

4700-15-1001

4700-15-2000

4700-15-4701

4700-15-3300

4700-15-6200

5101-00-0003

1

2

REV

1

I

REFERENCEDESIGNATORS

PART

DESCRIPTION

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

MFGR

WAVETEKNO.

CITY

F101

IC101 J101

J201

18

0101

0102 PROT

S101

T101

23 24 LINE CORD

WAVETEK

PARTS

LIST

FUSE,SLO 250V

POS,

VOLTAGE

CONN,6-PIN,KONEKTON MCOOO-076

RECEPTACLE CONTACT,M0000-131

PWR

SWITCH,SLIDE,DPDT

XFMR,PWR 8720

PC

ASSEMBLY,

TITLE POWER

SUPPLY,DPS2A

BLO,1

AMP,

REG

DARLINGTON

DPS2A

ASSEMBLY

MDL-1

.

LM317T 09-50-3061

19-09-1042

08-50-0106 LM395T

EPSI-SLI

1218-00-0250 1219-00-0144

ASSEMBLYNO.

1115-00-0011

PAGE:i

BUS

NAT

MOL

MOL MOL NAT

S-I A-M

W-I W-I

2410-05-0005

7000-03-1700

2113-06-0002

2113-26-0002 2113-07-0002

4902-00-3950 5105-00-0011

5610-00-0027

1218-00-0250 1219-00-0144

1

1 1

1 5

2

1 1 1

1

REV

C

REFERENCE

C02

C06

C02

C06

C03

C05 C07

C04 C09

CIO

C11

CR01 CR02

CR04

CR03

CRO5 CR08

CR06

CR07

FO1

ICO1 IC02

JO1

J02

DESIGNATORS

J03

PART

DESCRIPTION

CAP,CER, CAP,CER,

CAP,ELECT,lMF,25V CE120-001

CAP,ELECT,IOOMF CE105-110

CAP,I000OMF,16V CE122-310

CAP,TANT,10MF,25V CE120-010

DIODE DIODE

DIODE

FUSE,S.B.,2AMP MFOOO-002

VOLTAGE DUAL

CONN-

.005MF,IOOV .005MF,100V

BRIDGE DG109-140

DR000-001 DROOO-009

REFERENCE

OP

AMP

RECEPT-

.25V

3-PIN

ORIG-MFGR-PART-NO

TG-D50

TG-D50 162D105X9025BC2

TE1211 SPR

D76381

162D106XO025DD2

MDA101

IN4148 FCD 1N4004

IN5624 G-E

313-002

REF-02CJ TLO82CP

6-86105-3

MFGR

SPR SPR

SPR

MU'T

P-C

LIT

PMI T-I AMP

WAVETEKNO.

1510-10-2502 1510-10-2502

1510-21-7010

1510-20-4101

1510-21-4103

1510-21-7100

480b-02-0003 4807-01-0914

4806-01-4004 4806-01-5624 2410-05-0001

7000-00-0200 7000-00-8200 2112-25-0001

GTY

2 2

3

2

1

2 3

2

1

1 1

3

WAVETEK

PARTS

LIST

TITLE

PC

ASSEMBLY,

DPS2A

ASSEMBLY NO

1215-00--0250

PAGE.1

.

REV

Wavetek 3000 Service manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual