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Service Manual 1740A Series, 1750A Series, & 1760 Series Waveform/Vector Monitors S/N B020000 and Above 070-8469-03 Thisdocumentappliestofirmwareversion2.00 andabove. Warning Theservicinginstructionsareforusebyqualified personnelonly.Toavoidpersonalinjury,donot performanyservicingunlessyouarequalifiedto doso.Refertoallsafetysummariespriorto performingservice. www.tektronix.com Copyright©Tektronix,Inc.Allrightsreserved. TektronixproductsarecoveredbyU.S.andforeignpatents,issuedandpending.Informationinthispublicationsupercedes thatinallpreviouslypublishedmaterial.Specificationsandpricechangeprivilegesreserved. Tektronix,Inc.,P.O.Box500,Beaverton,OR97077 TEKTRONIXandTEKareregisteredtrademarksofTektronix,Inc. WARRANTY Tektronixwarrantsthattheproductsthatitmanufacturesandsellswillbefreefromdefectsinmaterialsand workmanshipforaperiodofthree(3)yearsfromthedateofshipment.Ifaproductprovesdefectiveduringthis warrantyperiod,Tektronix,atitsoption,eitherwillrepairthedefectiveproductwithoutchargeforpartsandlabor, orwillprovideareplacementinexchangeforthedefectiveproduct. Inordertoobtainserviceunderthiswarranty,CustomermustnotifyTektronixofthedefectbeforetheexpiration ofthewarrantyperiodandmakesuitablearrangementsfortheperformanceofservice.Customershallbe responsibleforpackagingandshippingthedefectiveproducttotheservicecenterdesignatedbyTektronix,with shippingchargesprepaid.TektronixshallpayforthereturnoftheproducttoCustomeriftheshipmentistoa locationwithinthecountryinwhichtheTektronixservicecenterislocated.Customershallberesponsiblefor payingallshippingcharges,duties,taxes,andanyotherchargesforproductsreturnedtoanyotherlocations. Thiswarrantyshallnotapplytoanydefect,failureordamagecausedbyimproperuseorimproperorinadequate maintenanceandcare.Tektronixshallnotbeobligatedtofurnishserviceunderthiswarrantya)torepairdamage resultingfromattemptsbypersonnelotherthanTektronixrepresentativestoinstall,repairorservicetheproduct; b)torepairdamageresultingfromimproperuseorconnectiontoincompatibleequipment;c)torepairany damageormalfunctioncausedbytheuseofnon-Tektronixsupplies;ord)toserviceaproductthathasbeen modifiedorintegratedwithotherproductswhentheeffectofsuchmodificationorintegrationincreasesthetime ordifficultyofservicingtheproduct. THISWARRANTYISGIVENBYTEKTRONIXINLIEUOFANYOTHERWARRANTIES,EXPRESS ORIMPLIED.TEKTRONIXANDITSVENDORSDISCLAIMANYIMPLIEDWARRANTIESOF MERCHANTABILITYORFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE.TEKTRONIX’ RESPONSIBILITYTOREPAIRORREPLACEDEFECTIVEPRODUCTSISTHESOLEAND EXCLUSIVEREMEDYPROVIDEDTOTHECUSTOMERFORBREACHOFTHISWARRANTY. TEKTRONIXANDITSVENDORSWILLNOTBELIABLEFORANYINDIRECT,SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,ORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGESIRRESPECTIVEOFWHETHERTEKTRONIXOR THEVENDORHASADVANCENOTICEOFTHEPOSSIBILITYOFSUCHDAMAGES. Table of Contents GeneralSafetySummary ................................... ix ServiceSafetySummary .................................... xi Preface ................................................... xiii ContactingTektronix ............................................. xiv Specifications ProductDescription .............................................. 1--1 InputFormat .................................................... 1--13 Installation ..................................................... 2--1 StandardAccessories ............................................. 2--1 MechanicalInstallation ........................................... 2--2 ElectricalInstallation ............................................. 2--8 RearPanelConnectors ............................................ 2--9 RemoteConnector ............................................... 2--10 RemoteConnectorConverter ....................................... 2--12 RS232Connector ................................................ 2--13 InstallingSoftware ............................................... 2--14 LoadingSoftware ................................................ 2--16 CalibratingNewFeatures .......................................... 2--20 SpecialRecoveryforPowerLossDuringtheExecutionofUPGRADE ..... 2--20 Operating Information GettingStarted .................................................. 2--23 OperatingInstructions ............................................ 2--24 GeneralMenuInformation ......................................... 2--25 FunctionalOverview ............................................. 2--27 DisplayingaSignal............................................... 2--29 Theory of Operation Block DiagramDescription .................................. 3--1 BlockDiagram1:InputandWaveformMonitor ........................ 3--1 BlockDiagram2:Vector-- SCH-- Component ......................... 3--3 BlockDiagram3:MicroprocessorandLineRateController .............. 3--5 CircuitTheory ............................................ 3--7 Diagrams<1>and<2> ChannelAandChannelBInputs ............... 3--7 Diagram<3>VerticalInput ........................................ 3--8 Diagram<4>VerticalOutput ....................................... 3--10 Diagram<5>Horizontal .......................................... 3--11 Diagram<6>Microprocessor ...................................... 3--12 Diagram<7>DynamicControl ..................................... 3--14 Diagram<8>Readout ............................................ 3--15 Diagram<9>DACS&Serial ...................................... 3--16 Diagram<10>Remote&1760Series/XROMBusConnectors ........... 3--16 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual i TableofContents Diagram<11>Z-Axis&Control .................................... 3--17 Diagram<12>FrontPanel ......................................... 3--18 Diagram<13>DACs&DigitalControl .............................. 3--18 Diagram<14>SubcarrierRegenerator ............................... 3--19 Diagram<15>PhaseShifter ....................................... 3--21 Diagram<16>Demodulator ....................................... 3--22 Diagram<17>InternalSCH ....................................... 3--23 Diagram<18>ReferenceSCH ..................................... 3--26 Diagram<19>ComponentInputs,Transcoders,&RGBOutputs .......... 3--28 Diagram<20>ComponentControlandSwitching(1760SeriesOnly) ...... 3--30 Diagram<21>LowVoltagePowerSupply ............................ 3--32 Diagram<22>HighVoltsPowerSupply .............................. 3--35 Performance Verification RecommendedEquipmentList ..................................... 4--1 PerformanceCheckProcedureShort-FormReference ................... 4--6 PerformanceCheckProcedure ...................................... 4--19 Adjustments RequiredEquipment .............................................. 5--1 InitialSetup .................................................... 5--9 FunctionalDescriptionofPCDisplay ................................ 5--10 CircuitBoardAdjustmentLocations ................................. 5--12 WaveformIllustrations ............................................ 5--15 Maintenance PreventingESD ................................................. 6--1 PreventiveMaintenance ........................................... 6--1 PerformanceChecksandAdjustments ................................ 6--2 InspectionandCleaning ........................................... 6--2 ReplacingtheLineFuse ........................................... 6--5 Troubleshooting ................................................. 6--5 CorrectiveMaintenance .................................... 6--12 CircuitBoards ................................................... 6--12 MechanicalDisassembly/Assembly .................................. 6--13 RemovingtheBezel .......................................... 6--13 ReplacingtheGraticuleLight ................................... 6--14 RemovingtheCRT ........................................... 6--16 RemovingtheRearPanel ...................................... 6--19 RemovingtheFrontPanelandtheFrontPanelCircuitBoard .......... 6--21 RemovingtheMainBoard ..................................... 6--22 RemovingthePowerSupplyBoard .............................. 6--24 RemovingtheVectorBoard .................................... 6--25 RemovingtheSCHBoard (1750ASeries&1760SeriesOptionSConly) .............. 6--26 RemovingtheComponentBoard (1760Seriesonly) ..................................... 6--26 Repackaging .................................................... 6--27 ii 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual TableofContents Options and Accessories Options ........................................................ 7--1 StandardAccessories ............................................. 7--1 OptionalAccessories ............................................. 7--2 Replaceable Electrical Parts PartsOrderingInformation......................................... 8--1 UsingtheReplaceableElectricalPartsList ............................ 8--1 Diagrams/Circuit Board Illustrations Replaceable Mechanical Parts PartsOrderingInformation......................................... 10--1 UsingtheReplaceableMechanicalPartsList .......................... 10--1 Glossary Index 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual iii TableofContents List of Figures Figure2--1:Dimensionsofthe1700F00plain cabinet ............ 2--2 Figure2--2:1700F02portablecabinet ......................... 2--3 Figure2--3:Rearviewshowingthesecuringscrews ............. 2--4 Figure2--4:TheWFM7F05side-by-siderack adapter ........... 2--5 Figure2--5:AWFM7F05with ablank frontpanel(1700F06) ..... 2--5 Figure2--6:WFM7F05rack mountcabinetwith a1700F07utility drawer ............................................... 2--6 Figure2--7:Custominstallation ofan instrument ............... 2--7 Figure2--8:Rearpanelconnectors............................ 2--9 Figure2--9:RearpanelREMOTEconnector.................... 2--10 Figure2--10:Replacementadapterfor1740/1750 ............... 2--12 Figure2--11:RearpanelRS232connector ..................... 2--13 Figure2--12:Standard and alternatehookupsforthe9-pin connector ............................................. 2--16 Figure2--13:Standard and alternatehookupsfor25-Pin PC Connector ............................................. 2--17 Figure2--14:1760frontpanel ................................ 2--24 Figure2--15:TheCRTmenu,with thebezelcontrolsand buttons . 2--25 Figure3--1:NTSClinecount(U24)&colorframe1SCHfield pulse 3--26 Figure3--2:PALlinecount(U24)&colorframe1SCHfield pulse 3--27 Figure3--3:PinoutoftheCRTsocket ......................... 3--35 Figure4--1:ExternalHorizontalorRGB/YRGBCableAdapter ... 4--4 Figure4--2:RemoteSyncCableAdapter ...................... 4--5 Figure4--3:Audioand TimecodeCableAdapter ................ 4--5 Figure4--4:TimingCursorCheck ............................ 4--16 Figure4--5:FastDCRestorerResponse ....................... 4--24 Figure4--6:R--YDisplay .................................... 4--27 Figure4--7:AudioDisplay .................................. 4--33 Figure4--8:Option BlankingPulse ........................... 4--36 Figure4--9:BowtieCommon ModeRejection Ratio ............. 4--38 Figure5--1:Externalhorizontal/RGBand YRGBcableadapter ... 5--5 Figure5--2:Remotesynccableadapter ........................ 5--5 Figure5--3:Audioand TimecodeCableAdapter ................ 5--6 iv 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual TableofContents Figure5--4:RS232cablestandard and alternateconnectionsfor 9-pin PCconnector ..................................... 5--7 Figure5--5:RS232cablestandard and alternatehookupsfor 25-pin PCconnector .................................... 5--8 Figure5--6:TypicaladjustmentproceduresPCscreen display .... 5--10 Figure5--7:A1PowerSupplyboard .......................... 5--12 Figure5--8:A3Main board .................................. 5--12 Figure5--9:A5Vectorboard ................................. 5--13 Figure5--10:A6SCHboard ................................. 5--13 Figure5--11:A7Componentboard ........................... 5--14 Figure5--12:Adjustingforthinnestluminancestep ............. 5--15 Figure5--13:Matchingflatand luminancefilterresponses ....... 5--15 Figure5--14:AdjustingtheNTSCSCHon theoscilloscope ....... 5--16 Figure5--15:MatchingtheSCHdotflippingpoints ............. 5--16 Figure5--16:Adjustingtheoption blankingpulse ............... 5--17 Figure5--17:AdjustingforminimumBowtieamplitude .......... 5--17 Figure5--18:AdjustingDiamond displayphase ................. 5--18 Figure6--1:Instrumentetched circuitboard assemblies .......... 6--12 Figure6--2:RemovingtheCRTbezel ......................... 6--13 Figure6--3:Replacinggraticulelightbulbs .................... 6--15 Figure6--4:RemovingtheCRT .............................. 6--17 Figure6--5:Removingtherearpaneland Input/BNCassembly ... 6--20 Figure6--6:DisassemblingInput/BNCassemblyA4/A4--A1....... 6--20 Figure6--7:Removingthefront--panelassembly ................ 6--21 Figure6--8:FrontPanelcircuitboard assembly................. 6--22 Figure6--9:ScrewsholdingtheMain circuitboard in place....... 6--23 Figure6--10:SecuringscrewsforthePowerSupplycircuit ....... 6--24 Figure6--11:MountinghardwarefortheVectorand SCHcircuit boards ................................................ 6--25 Figure6--12:Componentcircuitboard mountinghardware ...... 6--26 Figure6--13:Repackaginga1740A,1750A,or1760Series instrument ............................................ 6--27 Figure10--1:Exploded View ................................. 10--11 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual v TableofContents List of Tables Table1--1:Waveformverticaldeflection ...................... 1--3 Table1--2:External reference .............................. 1--6 Table1--3: Waveformhorizontaldeflection ................... 1--6 Table1--4:Measurementcursors ............................ 1--7 Table1--5:RGB/YRGB .................................... 1--7 Table1--6:Calibrator ..................................... 1--8 Table1--7:Vector mode .................................... 1--8 Table1--8:Audiomode ..................................... 1--9 Table1--9:Timecode ...................................... 1--10 Table1--10:SCHPhasemode(1750Seriesand 1760Option SCOnly) .................................. 1--10 Table1--11:Componentvectormode(1760SeriesOnly) ......... 1--12 Table1--12:Lightningmode(1760Seriesonly) ................. 1--12 Table1--13:Bowtie mode(1760Seriesonly) ................... 1--13 Table1--14:Transcoded GBRoutputs ........................ 1--13 Table1--15:CRTdisplay ................................... 1--14 Table1--16:Powersource ................................... 1--14 Table1--17:Environmentalcharacteristics .................... 1--14 Table1--18:Physicalcharacteristics .......................... 1--15 Table1--19:Certificationsand compliances .................... 1--16 Table2--1:Remoteconnector ................................ 2--11 Table2--2: Theavailabledisplaymodes ....................... 2--27 Table3--1:Transcodersignalmixing ......................... 3--28 Table3--2:Componentdisplayoutputswitching ............... 3--29 Table4--1:Short-FormPerformanceCheck .................... 4--6 Table4--2:Vectorcursorreadoutvalues ...................... 4--17 Table4--3:Audioand TimecodeValues ....................... 4--32 Table6--1:Externalinspection check list ...................... 6--3 Table6--2: Powersupplyfaultsymptoms ...................... 6--6 Table6--3: Lowvoltssupplyvoltages ......................... 6--6 Table6--4: ControlCircuitTestPoints ........................ 6--8 Table6--5: Shutdown logiclevels ............................ 6--9 vi 1740ASeries,1750ASeries,&1760SeriesServiceManual

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1740A Series, 1750A Series, & 1760 Series Service Manual i. Table of Use only the fuse type and rating specified for this product The tables in this chapter list the specifications for the 1740A, 1750A, and 1760 Q11 is a silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) that is triggered if the +5 V output.
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