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Table of contents

Manual Change

1

Change 2

2

OSC Level Accuracy Test

2

Service Manual

9

Manual Printing History

10

Safety Summary

11

Safety Symbol

12

Certification

12

Warranty

13

Limitation of Warranty

13

Exclusive Remedies

13

Assistance

13

Typeface Conventions

14

Contents

15

1 General Information

21

[System]

22

Require Equipment

24

*3.furnished with the 4294A

25

General Information

26

2 Performance Test

27

Performance Test

28

Frequency Accuracy Test

29

Specification

29

Test Equipment

29

[Center] - [1] - [M/μ]

34

[Center] - [1] - [M/m]

37

DC Bias Monitor Accuracy Test

39

DC Bias Level Accuracy Test

43

Measurement Accuracy Test

46

Capacitor) Setting

50

Resister) Setting

51

Standard Capacitor) Setting

57

Standard Resistor) Setting

57

[Cal] - FIXTURE COMPEN - OPEN

58

Calculation Sheet

60

Performance Test Record

76

3 Adjustment

89

Safety Considerations

90

Required Controller

90

Warm-up for Adjustment

90

Order of Adjustment

91

Equipment Setup

92

Required Equipment

100

Procedure

100

Adjustment

110

4 Troubleshooting

113

TROUBLESHOOTING SUMMARY

114

Troubleshooting

115

4. Troubleshooting

115

START HERE

116

INSPECT THE POWER ON SEQUENCE

117

Check the GPIB Interface

118

Check the Parallel Interface

118

Check the Power-On Selftest

119

Execute All Internal Tests

119

Execute the Individual Test

119

Null Detector Offset CC

123

5. Power Supply

125

INTRODUCTION

126

3.Check the A50 Five LEDs

129

4. Check the A1 +5 VD LED

129

5. Check the A9 Two LEDs

130

Power Supply Troubleshooting

132

3. Check the A50 SHUTDOWN LED

134

2. Remove A50

135

3. Remove Assemblies

135

STEADILY

136

CONVERTER

139

Table 5-1 A50 Power Supplies

140

6. Digital Control

141

A1 CPU Replacement

144

FIRMWARE INSTALLATION

145

2. Check the A1 CPU

149

6. Check the A53 FDD

151

8. Check the 24 BIT I/O PORT

151

9. Check the LAN Operation

152

7 Service Related Menus

155

DIAGNOSTIC TEST Menu

156

Test Descriptions

157

Service Related Menus

162

8 Theory of Operation

163

OVERALL OPERATION

164

POWER SUPPLY OPERATION

166

Line Power Module

167

A40 Preregulator

168

A50 DC-DC Converter

168

A50 Shutdown LED

168

A9 Floating Power Supply

168

DIGITAL CONTROL OPERATION

169

Theory of Operation

170

A30 Front Keyboard

171

A32 I-BASIC Interface

171

A34 I/O Connector

171

A54 Inverter

172

SOURCE THEORY

173

A2 Hc Amp

174

TRANSDUCER THEORY

175

A3 Hp Amp

176

A4 Lc Amp

176

A5 IV Converter & Lp Amp

176

A6 Vector Generator

176

VECTOR RATIO DETECTOR THEORY

177

9 Parts Replacement

180

Replaceable Part List

181

Parts List

182

Parts Replacement

183

Table 9-4 Top View (Shield)

188

4TP Assembly

189

Table 9-8 Front Assembly 1

193

Table 9-9 Front Assembly 2

194

Table 9-10 Front Assembly 3

195

Table 9-12 Front Assembly 5

197

Table 9-13 Front Assembly 6

198

Table 9-14 Front Assembly 7

199

Table 9-15 Front Assembly 8

200

Table 9-16 Front Assembly 9

201

Table 9-17 Front Assembly 10

202

Table 9-18 Rear Assembly 1

203

Table 9-19 Rear Assembly 2

204

Figure 9-21 Rear Assembly 3

205

Table 9-20 Rear Assembly 3

206

Table 9-21 Rear Assembly 4

207

Table 9-22 Rear Assembly 5

208

Table 9-23 Side View

209

Table 9-24 Chassis Assembly

210

Table 9-25 Other Parts

211

Replacement Procedure

212

Front Panel Removal

213

Rear Panel Removal

213

A1 CPU Board Replacement

214

A2/A8/A50/A51 Replacement

214

A3 Hp Amplifier Replacement

214

A4 Lc Amplifier Replacement

215

A7 Synthesizer Replacement

216

A53 FDD Removal

217

A52 LCD Removal

218

A40 Preregulator Replacement

218

Power Switch Replacement

219

10 Post Repair Procedures

222

POST REPAIR PROCEDURES

223

216 10

225

Post Repair Procedures

225

A Manual Changes

226

Manual Changes

227

B Power Requirement

228

Replacing Fuse

229

Power Requirements

230

222 Appendix B

231

Power Requirement

231

C Error messages

232

Order of Alphabet

233

240 Appendix C

249

Error messages

249

Table of contents

Operation Manual

9

Notices

10

Manual Printing History

10

Safety Summary

11

Safety Symbols

12

Certification

13

Warranty

13

Limitation of Warranty

13

Exclusive Remedies

14

Assistance

14

Typeface Conventions

14

4294A and how to

15

Contents

17

1 Installation

25

Incoming Inspection

26

Power Source Requirements

28

Power Cable

29

22 Chapter 1

30

Installation

30

Using the LAN Port

32

Connecting the Keyboard

33

Using a Rackmount Kit

34

Option 1CM Rackmount Kit

35

Environmental Requirements

36

Instructions for Cleaning

36

2 Learning Operation Basics

37

Required Equipment

38

Preparing for a Measurement

39

Turn ON the Power

40

Connect the DUT

45

[B] key to activate Trace B

46

LIN key selected

46

SPLIT ON off)

47

Auto-scale the

48

Auto-scale the q Trace

48

Chapter 2 41

49

Learning Operation Basics

49

2. Learning Operation Basics

49

Results of Analysis

50

Front Panel

52

1. ACTIVE TRACE block

53

2. MEASUREMENT Block

53

3. STIMULUS Block

54

4. ENTRY Block

54

5. MARKER Block

55

6. INSTRUMENT STATE Block

55

7. Softkeys

56

8. Color LCD Display

56

9. Power Switch

56

10. UNKNOWN Terminals

57

Rear Panel

58

[Trigger]

59

10. 24-bit I/O Port

60

11. Printer Port

60

12. External Monitor Terminal

60

13. GPIB Connector

60

14. Inlet (with a fuse box)

60

Items Displayed on the LCD

61

5. Softkey Label Area

62

7. Marker Status Fields

63

9. Limit Line Test Fields

64

DATA MEM–

67

21. Title Field

69

62 Chapter 3

70

Connecting the Accessories

74

Adapter Setting

75

Adapter Selection

76

SETUP key to

79

PHASE COMP [DONE]

79

LOAD [DONE]

80

SETUP key to

82

PHASECOMP[DONE]

82

OPEN [-] key to start

84

OPEN [DONE]

84

SHORT [DONE]

85

[Preset] key each time you

90

[Preset] key; once it is

90

Active trace Key stroke

91

Trace B [B]

91

Selecting Sweep Parameter

92

86 Chapter 5

94

88 Chapter 5

96

Figure 5-4 Linear sweep

96

MKR ® START

98

MKR ® STOP

98

MKR ® CENTER

98

MKR D ® SPAN

99

MKR ZOOM

99

92 Chapter 5

100

Setting Sweep Range

100

Figure 5-8

100

[Source] key

103

96 Chapter 5

104

98 Chapter 5

106

Selecting Sweep Direction

107

Setting with sweep time

110

Setting with sweep time delay

111

Setting Oscillator Level

113

OSC UNIT [VOLT] Voltage

114

OSC UNIT [CURR] Current

114

Setting and Applying dc Bias

115

5. Turning dc bias ON or OFF

117

6. Optimizing dc bias range

117

[] of the MEAS RANGE [ ] key

118

Single sweep

122

Sweep by specified times

122

Stopping sweep

123

Preparing list sweep table

126

5 PRECISE

130

AVERAGING on OFF Off

135

AVERAGING ON off On

135

POINT AVG on OFF Off

136

POINT AVG ON off On

136

6 Calibration

137

4TP 1M).”

143

4294A is

144

4TP 2M).”

145

7mm 42942A).”

147

Extended

149

PROBE 42941A).”

151

User Calibration

155

CORRECTION on OFF Off

156

CORRECTION ON off On

156

Port Extension Compensation

158

Fixture Compensation

159

COMP POINT [USER]

163

7. Setting Up the Display of

165

Measurement Results

165

1. Quality factor

166

Auto-scaling the Trace

172

COMPLEX Z-Y)

174

SCALE FOR [DATA] Data trace

185

SCALE FOR [MEMO] Memory trace

185

Comparison or Calculation

187

DATA and MEMORY

189

DATA-MEMORY

189

DATA/MEM

189

DATA and MEMORY key)

190

DATA - MEMORY key)

191

DELTA % key)

191

Subtracting an Offset Value

192

Superimposing Multiple Traces

193

188 Chapter 7

196

192 Chapter 7

200

Monitoring the dc Bias Level

201

To: Pres s:

202

Selecting the Phase Unit

205

Hiding the Non-active Trace

207

Splitting the Graph

208

ALL INSTRUMENT or

209

ALL INSTRUMENT

210

HALF INSTR HALF BASIC

210

ALL BASIC

210

BASIC STATUS

210

204 Chapter 7

212

8. Analysis and Processing

219

(delta marker)

225

SEARCH LEFT

234

SEARCH RIGHT

234

SUB MKR key located on the

235

SUB MKR key is equivalent to

237

PEAK key

237

230 Chapter 8

238

NEXT PEAK LEFT key

239

Define the Peak

240

Define peak sharpness

241

Analyze trace bandwidth

244

SEARCH IN

249

SEARCH OUT

249

MKR ON [DATA]

252

MKR ON [MEMORY] Memory trace

252

246 Chapter 8

254

Turning off the sub-markers

255

Turning off the delta marker

255

MKR ON off ON (displayed)

256

A, B, C, D or E

258

STATISTICS ON off On

262

STATISTICS on OFF Off

262

Set the limit line

264

CLEAR LIST - yes (cancel)

269

Conduct the limit line test

270

BEEP FAIL ON off ON (beeps)

271

Step 4. Press the

272

+ 1 kHz)

273

- 10 degrees)

274

Specify partial search range

275

MKR ® MINIMUM

276

MKR ® MAXIMUM

276

MKRD ® SEARCH RNG

276

[Preset] key

279

4294A through the HP

280

Table 8-6 Data structure

285

(part of trace A)

288

Table 8-22

297

PREV FILES

299

NEXT FILES

299

Directory name\

299

Recall the saved file

300

FIXED COLOR

302

IMAGE COLOR

302

Functions

307

Setting/Checking the Date

309

Setting/Checking the Time

310

BEEP DONE ON off On

312

BEEP DONE on OFF Off

312

BEEP WARN ON off On

312

BEEP WARN on OFF Off

312

Managing Files

313

Copying a File

315

Deleting a File or Directory

318

FLASH MEMORY

319

Setting/Checking the GPIB

321

Setting/Checking the LAN

322

Checking the MAC Address

326

Checking the Firmware Version

327

322 Chapter 9

330

Performance Characteristics

331

Basic Characteristics

332

Sweep Characteristics

336

Measurement Time

337

Trigger Function

337

Adapter Setup

338

Calibration

338

Measurement Accuracy

338

344

340 Chapter 10

348

Parameters Yo , Ep , and Zs

348

342 Chapter 10

350

Display Functions

352

Marker Functions

352

Equivalent Circuit Analysis

353

Limit Line Test

353

Mass Storage

353

Parallel Printer Port

353

HP Instrument BASIC

354

8-Bit I/O Port

354

LAN Interface

356

General Characteristics

357

External Monitor Output

358

Operating Conditions

358

Non-operating Conditions

359

Other Specifications

359

352 Chapter 10

360

Furnished Accessories

362

A Manual Changes

363

Manual Changes

364

Change 1

365

Miscellaneous Changes

366

B Key Definitions

367

Functions of hardkeys

368

Table B-4 MARKER block

369

Table B-6 ENTRY block

369

[Meas] key

371

364 Appendix B

372

Key Definitions

372

[Format] key

373

[Display] key

374

Appendix B 367

375

B. Key Definitions

375

Table B-17 Title menu

376

Appendix B 369

377

370 Appendix B

378

Appendix B 371

379

372 Appendix B

380

[Scale Ref] key

381

374 Appendix B

382

Appendix B 375

383

[Bw/Avg] key

384

Appendix B 377

385

[Cal] key

386

Appendix B 379

387

380 Appendix B

388

Appendix B 381

389

382 Appendix B

390

[Sweep] key

391

384 Appendix B

392

Appendix B 385

393

386 Appendix B

394

Appendix B 387

395

Appendix B 389

397

[Trigger] key

398

Appendix B 391

399

[Marker] key

400

Appendix B 393

401

394 Appendix B

402

[Marker®] key

403

396 Appendix B

404

[Search] key

405

Table B-66 Peak (Peak) menu

406

400 Appendix B

408

Appendix B 401

409

[Utility] key

410

Appendix B 403

411

[System] key

412

Appendix B 405

413

406 Appendix B

414

Appendix B 407

415

408 Appendix B

416

Appendix B 409

417

410 Appendix B

418

Appendix B 411

419

412 Appendix B

420

Appendix B 413

421

414 Appendix B

422

[Local] key

423

416 Appendix B

424

[Copy] key

425

418 Appendix B

426

Appendix B 419

427

420 Appendix B

428

[Save] key

429

422 Appendix B

430

Appendix B 423

431

424 Appendix B

432

Appendix B 425

433

426 Appendix B

434

[Recall] key

435

428 Appendix B

436

C Error messages

437

446 Appendix C

454

Error messages

454

WRONG I/O PORT DIRECTION

454

D Initial Settings

455

Appendix D 449

457

Initial Settings

457

Backed Up

457

D. Initial Settings

457

450 Appendix D

458

Appendix D 451

459

452 Appendix D

460

Appendix D 453

461

454 Appendix D

462

Index 455

463

456 Index

464

Index 457

465

458 Index

466

Index 459

467

Table of contents

Programming Manual

1

Manual Printing History

2

Sample Program Disk

3

Contents

10

of this manual

19

Contents of this manual

20

of this manual

21

How To Use This Manual

22

24 Chapter 1

24

2 Remote Control, Overview

25

System configuration

26

Overview

27

Controller

28

Device selector

28

Sending GPIB Command Messages

29

Running the program

32

Saving the program generated

33

Reading the saved file

33

Remote Control using a LAN

34

Setting Measurement Signals

38

Setting a Sweep Condition

39

Setting a display scale

41

Setting Averaging

43

Making/editing a segment

44

Deleting a segment

45

Moving offset ranges

47

52 Chapter 3

52

Adapter Setting

54

56 Chapter 4

56

780 RETURN -1

57

790 END IF

57

800 FNEND

57

User Calibration

58

62 Chapter 4

62

Fixture Compensation

63

66 Chapter 4

66

Port Extension Compensation

70

Measurement (End of Sweeps)

71

Trigger system

72

Triggering a measurement

73

Using the status register

74

Measurement(End of Sweeps)

75

Using the *OPC? command

76

Inserting a wait

76

Data Transfer Format

78

Internal Data Processing

81

Reading/Writing Data

84

86 Chapter 6

86

Reading limit test results

89

92 Chapter 6

92

When to read/write data

93

94 Chapter 6

94

(Using the Marker Function)

96

L

97

Analyzing Measurement Results

100

Statistics analysis

102

Bandwidth analysis

103

11 0 Chapter 7

110

Result/Measurement Setup

111

Save/Recall of a File

112

Recalling a file

113

Copying/deleting a file

114

Creating a directory

114

11 8 Chapter 8

118

(Using the I/O Ports)

119

Using the I/O Ports

120

24-bit I/O port

122

Table 9-1 Signal assignment

125

130 Chapter 9

130

10 Handling Errors

131

Using the Status Register

132

Using the Error Queue

133

136 Chapter 10

136

Handling Errors

136

11 Using HP Instrument BASIC

137

HP Instrument BASIC, Overview

138

Controlling the Agilent 4294A

138

Front Panel

139

Editing a Program

140

Re-numbering a line number

142

Running a Program

143

Listing a Program (LIST)

144

Saving a Program (SAVE)

145

Listing File Names (CAT)

146

Reading a Program (GET)

147

ON KEY LABEL Functions

148

Pass control

149

Displaying Graphics

152

Hard copy

153

Default setting

153

A sample graphics program

153

Keyboard

154

Numeric keys

155

Edit keys

155

Program control keys

155

System control keys

156

Softkeys

156

Soft control keys

156

[Shift]+[F9] key

157

The [Ctrl] in edit mode

158

SET TIME

160

SET TIMEDATE

160

Agilent 4294A

162

12 Using LAN

163

Advantages of LAN Connection

164

Getting Ready for Using LAN

165

Connecting with LAN

166

Transferring Files

167

180 Chapter 12

180

Using LAN

180

182 Chapter 12

182

Basic Measurement

186

188 13

188

Application Sample Programs

188

Measuring Dielectric Material

190

A 50 pF ± 0.5 pF

191

B 5 pF ± 0.05 pF

191

C and D 1.5 pF ± 0.05 pF

191

Continue

195

Continue key

195

198 13

198

200 13

200

202 13

202

204 13

204

206 13

206

208 13

208

210 13

210

212 13

212

Measuring Magnetic Materials

213

Sample Program

215

220 13

220

222 13

222

[y] key and the [Enter] key

224

226 13

226

228 13

228

Measurement using scanner

229

Sample program

231

234 13

234

236 13

236

238 13

238

File Transfer Function

239

246 13

246

14 Using Printer

247

Setting images to be printed

248

How to print screen

249

Setting the LCD Screen

252

254 Chapter 15

254

Setting the Display (LCD)

254

16 GPIB Command Reference

255

Description

256

Parameters

256

Query response

256

Corresponding key

257

IEEE common command

258

The Agilent 4294A commands

263

ANAODATA

266

ANAOMEMO

266

ANARFULL

268

AVERFACT

269

AV ERRE ST

269

BEEPDONE

270

BEEPFAIL

271

BEEPWARN

271

[Scale Ref] - BOTTOM VALUE

273

CAL{A

274

CALECPARA

275

BRIGHTNESS

276

[Center]

277

COM{A

281

COMST{A

282

[Source] - FREQUENCY

285

[Display] - OFFSET

286

DCALLOAD{R

287

DCALOPEN{G

288

DCALSHOR{R

289

CURRENT CONSTANT}

291

DCOMLOAD{R

292

DCOMOPEN{G

293

DCOMSHOR{R

294

DEFEC{R1

296

[Copy] - DEFAULT SETTING

297

DISECIRC

298

DISECPARA

299

DISLLIST

299

DELTA %

301

[Copy] - SETUP - DPI

308

ECAL{P

309

EDITDONE

310

EDITLIML

310

EDITLIST

310

EQUCPARS4?

312

[Format] - EXP PHASE on OFF

314

FORMFEED

317

[Display] - HIDE INACT on OFF

318

[Trigger] - HOLD

318

INPUCALC{1-3}

320

INPUCOMC{1-3}

321

INPUDATA

321

INPUDTRC

322

LANDSCAPE

324

LIMDSTAR

325

LIMDSTOP

326

LIMEDONE

326

LIMIAMPO

327

LIMIPRMO

327

LIMITEST

328

LIMLSTAR

328

LIMLSTOP

329

LIMSTEST

335

LIMUSTAR

337

LIMUSTOP

338

LIMVSTAR

339

LIMVSTOP

340

[Sweep] - LIST SPAN [ ]

341

[Copy] - SETUP - LFT MARGIN

342

[Sweep] - MANUAL SWP on OFF

347

[Utility] - STATISTICS on OFF

349

[Marker] - MKR ON off

350

[Marker→] - MKR → CENTER

351

MKRDSPAN

352

MKRLIMSTAR

353

MKRLIMSTOP

353

MKRLIMVSTAR

354

MKRLIMVSTOP

354

[Marker] - MKR [ ]

355

[Marker] -MKR [ ]

356

[Marker→] - MKR → OFFSET

356

[Marker]

358

[Scale Ref] - MKR → REFERENCE

358

MKRTRMAX

359

MKRTRMIN

360

MKRXUNIT

361

[Trigger] - NUMBER OF GROUPS

364

[Display] - OSC MON on OFF

365

OUT1{H

367

OUT1ENV{H

367

OUT2{H

368

OUT2ENV{H

368

OUTPCALC{1-3}?

373

OUTPCERR?

373

OUTPCOMC{1-3}?

374

OUTPDATA?

375

OUTPDATAP?

375

OUTPDCP?

376

OUTPDMKR?

377

OUTPDTRC?

378

OUTPDTRCP?

379

OUTPERRO?

380

OUTPFAIP?

380

OUTPIAC?

380

OUTPIACP?

381

OUTPINPCIO?

381

OUTPINPDIO?

382

OUTPINPEIO?

382

OUTPLIMF?

383

OUTPLIML?

383

OUTPLIMM?

384

OUTPMAX?

384

OUTPMEMO?

385

OUTPMEMOP?

385

OUTPMIN?

386

OUTPMINMAX?

386

OUTPMKR?

387

OUTPMSTA?

388

OUTPMTRC?

388

OUTPMTRCP?

389

OUTPMWID?

390

OUTPRESO?

391

OUTPRESR?

392

OUTPSMKR{1-7}?

393

OUTPSWPRM?

394

OUTPSWPRMP?

394

OUTPVAC?

394

OUTPVACP?

395

PAVERFACT

396

[Sweep] - TIME - POINT DELAY

397

PEAKCENT

398

[Sweep] - NUMBER OF POINTS

401

[Source] - LEVEL

403

[Source] - OSC UNIT [ ]

404

[Preset]

404

[Copy] - START

405

[Recall]

408

[Scale Ref] - REFERENCE VALUE

409

[Save] - RE-SAVE FILE 

411

RPLLHEI?

413

RPLRHEI?

414

[Sweep] - EDIT LIST - ADD 

415

[Save] - DATA - ASCII 

416

[Save] - DATA - BINARY 

417

[Save] - TOUCHSTONE 

418

[Save] - STATE 

419

[Save] - GRAPHICS 

419

[Save] - POWER ON CONFIG 

421

“PHAU” command on page 398

423

[Sweep] - EDIT LIST - PEN

424

[Sweep] - EDIT LIST - DELETE

425

[Sweep] -TIME - SWEEP DELAY

426

[Search] - PEAK - NEXT PEAK

427

SEARLINE

428

SEARMAXP

430

SEARMINP

432

SEATARGL

433

[Sweep] - EDIT LIST - EDIT 

434

[Sweep] - EDIT LIST - SEGMENT

435

SETCDATE

436

SETCTIME

437

SIMFCHAR

437

SMKR{1-7}

438

SMKRAUV{1-7}?

438

SMKRP{1-7}

439

SMKRPRM{1-7}

440

SMKRVAL{1-7}?

441

[Display] - SPLIT on OFF

443

[Sweep] - DIRECTION [ ]

448

[Sweep] - TIME - SWEEP TIME

448

[Copy] - SETUP - TOP MARGIN

455

[Scale Ref] - TOP VALUE

456

[A]

457

[Search] - SEARCH TRK on OFF

457

[Search] - WIDTHS on OFF

461

WIDVTYPE

462

:PROGram:CATalog?

464

:PROGram[:SELected]:DEFine

464

:PROGram[:SELected]:EXECute

465

:PROGram[:SELected]:MALLocate

465

:PROGram[:SELected]:NAME

466

:PROGram[:SELected]:NUMBer

466

:PROGram[:SELected]:STATe

467

:PROGram[:SELected]:STRing

467

:PROGram[:SELected]:WAIT

468

A Manual Changes

469

Manual Changes

470

Change 1

471

Change 2

472

B Status Reporting System

473

General Status Register Model

474

Event register

475

Enable register

475

Status byte register

475

Status Register Structure

477

478 Appendix B

478

Status Reporting System

478

C GPIB command table

481

482 Appendix C

482

GPIB command table

482

“DATOVAL” on page 286

483

484 Appendix C

484

486 Appendix C

486

488 Appendix C

488

490 Appendix C

490

D Error messages

491

Order of error number

492

Index 507

507

508 Index

508

Index 509

509

510 Index

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Index 511

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512 Index

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