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7200 SeriesConfigurable Automated Test Set

Getting Started Manual

7200

Configurable AutomatedTest Set

Gett ing Started Manual

PUBLISHED BY VIAVI Solutions, Inc.

COPYRIGHT © VIAVI Solutions, Inc. 2020

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Revis ion E0

10200 West York / Wichi ta, Kansas 67215 U.S.A. (316) 522-4981 / FAX (316) 524-2623

7200 Gett ing Started Manual

This manual contains essentia l in formation re lat ing to ini t ial use of the Unit . VIAVI recommends the operator become fami liar wi th the Operat ion

Manual contained on the accompanying CD-ROM.

Test Set software is updated on a rout ine basis. As a resul t , user inter face examples may show images f rom earl ier sof tware versions. Images are

updated when appropriate.


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Product WarrantyWarranty information for th is product is avai lable on the VIAVI websi te at ht tps: //www.viavisolut ions.com/en-us/suppor t/warranty-qual i ty-compl iance-polic ies.

Electromagnetic CompatibilityDouble shie lded and proper ly terminated external in ter face cables must be used with th is equipment when interfacing wi th the RS-232 and IEEE-488 Connectors.

For cont inued EMC compl iance, a l l external cables must be shie lded and 3 meters or less in length.

Nomenclature StatementIn th is manual , 7200, Test Set or Uni t refers to the 7200 Configurable Automated Test Set Series.

Declaration of ConformityThe Declaration of Conformity Cert i f icate included wi th the Uni t should remain wi th the Uni t .

VIAVI recommends the operator reproduce a copy of the Declaration of Conformity Cert i f icate to be stored w ith the Operat ion Manual for future reference.

Software VersionVIAVI updates Test Set software on a rout ine basis. As a resul t, examples may show images f rom earl ier sof tware versions. Images are updated when appropriate.

https://www.viavisolutions.com/en-us/support/warranty-quality-compliance-policies

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Precaut ionsSAFETY FIRST - TO ALL OPERATIONS PERSONNEL

General Conditions of UseThis product is designed and tested to comply wi th the requirements of IEC/EN61010-1 ‘Safety requi rements for e lect r ical equipment for measurement , cont ro l and laboratory use’ for Class I por table equipment and is for use in a pol lut ion degree 2 environment . The equipment is designed to operate f rom insta llat ion supply Category I I.

Equipment should be protected f rom liquids such as spil ls , leaks, etc. and precip i tat ion such as ra in, snow, etc . When moving the equipment from a cold to hot envi ronment , a l low the temperature of the equipment to stabil ize before the Uni t is connected to an AC power supply to avoid condensat ion forming. The equipment must only be operated wi th in the envi ronmental condi t ions specif ied in the product speci f icat ions.

This product is not approved for use in hazardous atmospheres or medical applicat ions. I f the equipment is to be used in a safety-related application, such as avionics or mi li tary appl icat ions, the sui tabi l i ty of the product must be assessed and approved for use by a competent person.

Refer a l l servic ing of Unit to Quali f ied Technical Personnel .

Safety Identification in Technical ManualThis manual uses the fo llowing terms to draw at tention to possib le safety hazards that may exist when operating or servic ing th is equipment :

Safety Symbols in Manuals and on Units

PROTECTION PROVIDED BY EQUIPMENT MAY BE IMPAIRED IF THE TEST SET IS USED IN A MANNER NOT SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER.

WARNING

IDENTIFIES CONDITIONS OR ACTIVITIES THAT, IF IGNORED, CAN RESULT IN EQUIPMENT OR PROPERTY DAMAGE, E.G. FIRE.IDENTIFIES CONDITIONS OR ACTIVITIES THAT, IF IGNORED, CAN RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.

CAUTION : Refer to accompanying documents. (Symbol refers to speci f ic CAUTIONS represented on the Uni t and clari f ied in the text .)

Indicates a Toxic hazard.

Indicates item is stat ic sensi t ive.

AC TERMINAL: Terminal that may supply or be suppl ied wi th AC or al ternating vol tage.Indicates a fuse (AC or DC).

CAUTION

WARNING


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Case, Cover or Panel Removal

Opening the Case Assembly exposes the operator to e lect r ical hazards that may result in e lect r ical shock or equipment damage. Do not operate th is Test Set w ith the Case Assembly open.

Equipment Grounding Protection

Improper grounding of equipment can result in e lect r ical shock.

Use of Probes

Refer to Performance Specif ications for the maximum voltage, current and power ratings of any connector on the Test Set before connecting i t wi th a probe f rom a terminal device. To prevent e lectr ical shock or damage to the equipment veri fy the terminal device per forms with in noted speci f icat ions before using i t for measurements.

DMM Measurement CategoryThe Digita l Mul t imeter (DMM) is c lassif ied in Measurement Category I I . Measurement Category I I is designated for equipment which per forms measurements on ci rcui ts d i rect ly connected to low voltage insta l lat ion.

Power CordsThe AC Power Cord included with the uni t, or an appropriate replacement, should be used to connect the Test Set to a grounded AC power supply. Fai lure to ground the Test Set may expose the operator to hazardous vol tage levels.To connect the Test Set to a Class I I (ungrounded) 2-terminal socket outlet, f i t the power cord wi th e ither a 3-pin C lass I p lug used in conjunct ion wi th an adapter incorporat ing a ground wire, or f it the power cord w ith a C lass I I p lug contain ing an integral ground wire. The ground wire must be securely fastened to ground; grounding one terminal on a 2-terminal socket does not provide adequate protection.Power cords must be in good operat ing condi t ion. Power cords must not be f rayed or broken, nor expose bare wiring. Using a damaged power cord may expose the operator to hazardous vol tage levels.

International Power RequirementsThe AC power cord must meet local regulat ions and power requi rements. Check w ith local standards and regulat ions to ensure the power cord being used meets a l l local safety regulations.

Use Recommended Fuses OnlyUse only fuses specif ica lly recommended for the equipment at the speci f ied cur rent and vol tage ratings. Refer to Performance Specif icat ions for fuse requi rements and speci f ications.

WARNING CAUTION

WARNING CAUTION

WARNING CAUTION

For use in Switzerland, Type 12 Plug should be used to connect Test Set to a grounded power supply.

NOTE


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Internal BatteryThis Uni t contains a L ith ium Ion Bat tery, serviceable only by a qual if ied technic ian.

EMI (Electromagnetic Interference)

Electrical Hazards (AC supply voltage)

Input Overload

SIGNAL GENERATORS CAN BE A SOURCE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE (EMI) TO COMMUNICATION RECEIVERS. SOME TRANSMITTED SIGNALS CAN CAUSE DISRUPTION AND INTERFERENCE TO COMMUNICATION SERVICE OUT TO A DISTANCE OF SEVERAL MILES. USER OF THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD SCRUTINIZE ANY OPERATION THAT RESULTS IN RADIATION OF A SIGNAL (DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY) AND SHOULD TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID POTENTIAL COMMUNICATION INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS.

CAUTION

THIS EQUIPMENT IS PROVIDED WITH A PROTECTIVE GROUNDING LEAD THAT CONFORMS WITH IEC SAFETY CLASS I . TO MAINTAIN THIS PROTECTION THE SUPPLY LEAD MUST ALWAYS BE CONNECTED TO THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY VIA A SOCKET WITH A GROUNDED CONTACT.BE AWARE THAT THE SUPPLY FILTER CONTAINS CAPACITORS THAT MAY REMAIN CHARGED AFTER THE EQUIPMENT IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE SUPPLY. ALTHOUGH THE STORED ENERGY IS WITHIN THE APPROVED SAFETY REQUIREMENTS, A SLIGHT SHOCK MAY BE FELT IF THE PLUG PINS ARE TOUCHED IMMEDIATELY AFTER REMOVAL.DO NOT REMOVE INSTRUMENT COVERS AS THIS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY. THERE ARE NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER TO PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS FOR MAXIMUM INPUT RATINGS FOR ANT AND T/R INPUT CONNECTORS.

WARNING

CAUTION


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Fire Hazards

Toxic Hazards

Toxic Hazards (cont)MAKE SURE THAT ONLY FUSES OF THE CORRECT RATING AND TYPE ARE USED FOR REPLACEMENT. IF AN INTEGRALLY FUSED PLUG IS USED ON THE SUPPLY LEAD, ENSURE THAT THE FUSE RATING IS COMMENSURATE WITH THE CURRENT REQUIREMENTS OF THIS EQUIPMENT.

SOME OF THE COMPONENTS USED IN THIS EQUIPMENT MAY INCLUDE RESINS AND OTHER MATERIALS WHICH GIVE OFF TOXIC FUMES IF INCINERATED. TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS IN THE DISPOSAL OF THESE ITEMS.

WARNING

WARNING

BERYLLIABERYLLIA (BERYLLIUM OXIDE) IS USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF SOME OF THE COMPONENTS IN THIS EQUIPMENT.THIS MATERIAL, WHEN IN THE FORM OF FINE DUST OR VAPOR AND INHALED INTO THE LUNGS, CAN CAUSE A RESPIRATORY DISEASE. IN ITS SOLID FORM, AS USED HERE, IT CAN BE HANDLED SAFELY, HOWEVER, AVOID HANDLING CONDITIONS WHICH PROMOTE DUST FORMATION BY SURFACE ABRASION. USE CARE WHEN REMOVING AND DISPOSING OF THESE COMPONENTS. DO NOT PUT THEM IN THE GENERAL INDUSTRIAL OR DOMESTIC WASTE OR DISPATCH THEM BY POST. THEY SHOULD BE SEPARATELY AND SECURELY PACKED AND CLEARLY IDENTIFIED TO SHOW THE NATURE OF THE HAZARD AND THEN DISPOSED OF IN A SAFE MANNER BY AN AUTHORIZED TOXIC WASTE CONTRACTOR.

WARNING


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Toxic Hazards (cont) Toxic Hazards (cont)

BERYLLIUM COPPERSOME MECHANICAL COMPONENTS WITHIN THIS INSTRUMENT ARE MANUFACTURED FROM BERYLLIUM COPPER. THIS IS AN ALLOY WITH A BERYLLIUM CONTENT OF APPROXIMATELY 5%. IT REPRESENTS NO RISK IN NORMAL USE.THE MATERIAL SHOULD NOT BE MACHINED, WELDED OR SUBJECTED TO ANY PROCESS WHERE HEAT IS INVOLVED.IT MUST BE DISPOSED OF AS “SPECIAL WASTE.”IT MUST NOT BE DISPOSED OF BY INCINERATION.

WARNING

LITHIUMA LITHIUM BATTERY IS USED IN THIS EQUIPMENT.LITHIUM IS A TOXIC SUBSTANCE SO THE BATTERY SHOULD IN NO CIRCUMSTANCES BE CRUSHED, INCINERATED OR DISPOSED OF IN NORMAL WASTE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RECHARGE THIS TYPE OF BATTERY. DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT OR FORCE DISCHARGE SINCE THIS MIGHT CAUSE THE BATTERY TO VENT, OVERHEAT OR EXPLODE.

WARNING


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Static Sensitive Components

This equipment contains components sensit ive to damage by Electrostat ic D ischarge (ESD). A l l personnel per forming maintenance or cal ibrat ion procedures should have knowledge of accepted ESD pract ices and/or be ESD cert if ied.

Table of Contents

1.0 . . . . Service Upon Receipt of Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82.0 . . . . Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113.0 . . . . Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124.0 . . . . External Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135.0 . . . . Controls and Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136.0 . . . . Power On/Off Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167.0 . . . . User Interface (UI) Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178.0 . . . . Defining Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS PARTSSENSITIVE TO DAMAGE

BY ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD).

CAUTION


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1.0 SERVICE UPON RECEIPT OF MATERIAL1.1 Unpacking

Use the fo l lowing steps to unpack the Test Set:STEP PROCEDURE

1. Open shipping container and remove top packing mold.2. L if t Test Set ver tical ly out of shipping container.3. Place Test Set on a f la t, c lean and dry sur face.4. Place packing mater ials inside shipping container .5. Store shipping container for future use.

1.2 Checking Unpacked EquipmentInspect equipment for any damage which may have occur red dur ing shipment . I f the Test Set has been damaged, report the damage to VIAVI Customer Service.

Accessories

TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO TEST SET, VIAVI RECOMMENDS TWO PEOPLE UNPACK THE TEST SET.

Contact: VIAVIAttn: Customer Service10200 West York StreetWichi ta, Kansas 67215Telephone: 800-835-2350FAX: 316-524-2623emai l: amer [email protected]

CAUTION

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER

QTY

7200 1BNC to T-Connector Adapter 20339 2TNC to BNC Adapter 23758 2BNC F/DBL Banana Plug Adapter/Connector

23764 1

10A Fast B lo 3AG Fuse 56067 2AC Power Cord 62302 1S M BNC/S M BNC Coaxia l Cable 63339 4Scope Probe Ki t 67411 2DMM Probe Set , 7000 Series 88923 17200 Ser ies Gett ing Started Manual (Eng)

86987 1

7200 Ser ies Operat ion CD (Eng) 86985 or 112801

1

* These i tems are not standard wi th a l l units.* Inte ll igent Cable Assembly 92554 1* 7200 Operat ion CD (Korean) 138061 1* 7200 Get ting Started Manual (Korean) 138061 1

mailto:[email protected]


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7200 CATS BNC to T-Connector Adapter TNC to BNC Adapter BNC F/DBL BN Plug Adapter/Connector

Part Number : 20339 Part Number: 23758 Part Number : 23764

Fuse, 10AMP, Fast Blo 3AG AC Power Cord S M BNC/S M BNC Coaxial Cable

Scope Probe Kit

Part Number : 56067 Part Number : 62302 Part Number: 63339 Part Number : 67411


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DMM Probe Set,7000 Series 7200 Getting Started Manual 7200 Operation CD (English)

Part Number : 88923 Part Number : 86987 Part Number: 86985 or 112801

*These i tems are not standard wi th a ll uni ts.

*Intelligent Cable Assembly *7200 Getting Started Manual (Korean)

*7200 Operation CD (Korean)

Part Number : 92554 Part Number : 138062 Part Number: 138061

EXPORT CONTROL WARNING: This document contains controlled technical data under the jurisdiction of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 15 CFR 730-774. It cannot be transferred to any foreign third party without the specific prior approval of the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). Violations of these regulations are punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both.

7200 SeriesConfigurable Automated Test SetGetting Started ManualRevision E0

수출 통제 경고: 본 문서는 미국 수출관리규정(EAR) 15 CFR 730-774의 사법권에 의거하여 통제를 받는 기술 데이터를 포함하고 있습니다. 그것은 미국 상무부의 산업보안국(BIS)의 특정의 사전 승인 없이 외국의 제3자에게 양도할 수 없습니다. 이 규정을 위반할 경우 벌금형, 구금형, 또는 두 가지 형벌을 모두 받을 수 있습니다.

7200

설정가능 자동화테스트 세트

사용자 매뉴얼


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2.0 SPECIFICATIONS*Tested in accordance wi th MIL-PRF-28800F, C lass 3Operating Temperature*:

• 0° to 50°CStorage Temperature*:

• -40° to 71°CWarm-up Time:

• 15 minutesRelative Humidity*:

• 80% up to 31°C decreasing linearly to 50% at 40°C Altitude*:

• 4,600 m (15,092 f t)Shock and Vibrations*:

• 30 G Shock (Functional Shock)• 5 to 500 Hz Random Vibrat ions

Use:• Pol lut ion Degree 2

EMC Emissions:• EN61326-1: C lass A• EN61000-3-2• EN61000-3-3

Reliability:• >2500 hours

AC Voltage:• 100 to 240 VAC at 50-60 Hz, 1000 W Maximum

Mains Supply Voltage Fluctuations:• ≤10% of the nominal vol tage

Fuse:• AC: 10 A, 3AG, Fast Blo• DC: 20 A, 3AG, Slow-Blo

Safety Standards:• UL 61010B-1• EN 61010-1• CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1

RF Generator Frequency Range:• 1.0 MHz to 2.6 GHz

RF Generator Output Level:• T/R: -130.0 to -30.0 dBm• GEN: -110.0 to +10.0 dBm

RF Receiver Frequency Range:• 1.0 MHz to 2.6 GHz

RF Receiver Input Level:• ANT:

+10.0 dBm, not to exceed +13.0 dBm• T/R:

100 W, maximum 90 sec ON, m inimum 3 min OFF150 W, maximum 30 sec ON, m inimum 3 min OFF200 W, maximum 15 sec ON, m inimum 3 min OFF


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3.0 INSTALLATIONModels in the 7200 Ser ies are Safety Class 1 inst ruments that must be grounded before use. The Test Set should only be connected to a grounded AC supply out let .3.1 VentilationThe Test Set is a i r-cooled by two groups of fans that draw air through vents in the case. Do not obstruct the ai r vents whi le the instrument is in use. Avoid standing the instrument on or c lose to other equipment that is hot.3.2 Safety PrecautionsThe fo l lowing safety precaut ions must be observed dur ing insta l lat ion and operation. VIAVI assumes no l iabi l ity for fa i lure to comply wi th any safety precaut ion outl ined in th is manual .3.2.1 Complying with Instruct ionsInsta llat ion/operat ing personnel should not at tempt to insta ll or operate the Test Set wi thout reading and complying wi th inst ruct ions contained in th is manual . A l l procedures contained in this manual must be performed in exact sequence and manner described.

3.2.2 Grounding Power CordUse a 3-prong AC Power Cord to connect the Test Set to a grounded AC Power Supply.

I t is the customer's responsib il i ty to:• Have a qual if ied e lectr ic ian check receptacle(s) for

proper grounding.• Replace any standard two-prong receptacle(s) wi th

proper ly grounded three-prong receptacle(s). 3.2.3 Operat ing Safety

Due to potent ia l for e lect r ical shock wi th in the Test Set , the Case Assembly must be closed when the Test Set is connected to an external power source.

DO NOT USE A THREE-PRONG TO TWO-PRONG ADAPTER PLUG. DOING SO CREATES A SHOCK HAZARD BETWEEN THE CHASSIS AND ELECTRICAL GROUND.

WARNING

WARNING


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4.0 EXTERNAL CLEANINGThe fo l lowing section contains routine inst ruct ions for c leaning the outside of the Test Set .

STEP PROCEDURE

• Clean f ront panel but tons wi th sof t l in t -f ree c loth. If d ir t is d i ff icu lt to remove, dampen cloth w i th water and a mi ld l iquid detergent.

• Clean Front Panel display w ith sof t l in t -f ree c loth dampened (not soaked) w ith non-ammonia based glass c leaner.

• Remove grease, fungus and ground-in di r t from surfaces wi th sof t l in t -f ree c loth dampened (not soaked) w ith isopropyl a lcohol .

• Remove dust and di rt from connectors wi th sof t-bristled brush.

• Cover connectors, not in use, w ith sui table dust cover to prevent tarn ishing of connector contacts.

• Clean cables wi th sof t l in t -f ree c loth.• Paint exposed metal sur face to avoid cor rosion.

5.0 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS5.1 Test Set Front Panel Controls/ConnectorsRefer to Numer ical Reference Charts for connector cross-reference. Connectors are l is ted by numerical reference.

Fig. 1 Test Set Front Panel Cont ro ls/Connectors

DISCONNECT POWER FROM TEST SET TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS.

CAUTION

# REF Connector Descript ion

1 Audio I /OConnectors

The Audio 1 and 2 Input /Output Connectors are the pr imary AF and external modulation input/output connectors.

2 DigitalMult imeter

(DMM)

The DMM is the connect ion interface for resistance measurements and AC/DC cur rent and voltage measurements.

1

2

34

6

789

5

101112

13


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3 Oscil loscopeCH1/CH2

InputConnectors

The CH1 and CH2 Connectors are the dedicated input channels for the Osci l loscope.

4 ZIFConnector

The ZIF I/O Connector is an inter face for test ing specif ic UUT devices.

5 Trigger InputConnector

The Trigger Input Connector is the external tr igger input for the Osci l loscope.

6 Timing InputConnector

Reserved for future development .

7 Generator(GEN)

Connector

The RF Gen output provides the maximum RF output level f rom the RF Generator .

8 T/RConnector

The T/R Connector is a Duplexed connector that provides an RF Gen output connection and an RF Receiver input connection.

9 Antenna(ANT)

Connector

The ANT Connector provides maximum sensi t iv i ty input to the Test Set RF Receiver.

10 Home Button Pressing the Home But ton accesses Help and System Reset funct ions.

# REF Connector Descr iption

11 USBConnector

The USB Connectors are standard USB connect ions that a l low connect ion of USB 2.0 devices.

12 LAN/1588Indicators

LAN Indicator shows an act ive Network Connection to 7200.The 1588 Indicator shows when an active 1588 signal is present .

13 Power On/Standby

Button

The Power On/Standby Button is used to power the Test Set on and off and to place Unit in Standby mode.



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5.2 Test Set Rear Panel Controls/ConnectorsRefer to Numerical Reference Char ts for connector cross-reference. Connectors are lis ted by numer ical reference.

Fig. 2 Test Set Rear Panel Contro ls/Connectors


1 10 MHzExternal

Reference I/OConnector

The 10 MHz External Reference I /O Connector is used to connect the Test Set to an external frequency standard, or to output the internal f requency standard from the Test Set to other equipment.

2 SystemTrigger

Connector

The System Tr igger Input Connector is the external t r igger input for System funct ions.

1

23

4

5

7

8

9

12 1310 11

6

3 VGAConnector

The VGA Output Connector al lows a VGA monitor or v ideo projector to dupl icate the Test Set’s screen display. To ensure proper operation, the VGA Moni tor must be connected to the output connector before the Test Set is turned ON.

4 USBConnectors

The USB Connectors are USB standard connect ions that a l lows connect ion of USB 2.0 devices.

5 USBConnectors

The USB Connectors are USB standard connect ions that a l lows connect ion of USB 2.0 devices.

6 EthernetConnectors

The Ethernet Connector is a standard Base T RJ45 connection which can be used for System Updates, remote operat ion and for connect ing external devices ( i.e. , External Power Supply).

7 AC PowerConnector

The AC Power Connector accepts an IEC 320 connector .



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6.0 POWER ON/OFF PROCEDURES6.1 Power ON Test Set

STEP PROCEDURE

1. Connect Test Set to a grounded AC Power Supply.2. P lace Rear Panel AC Power Switch to ON posi t ion.3. Press Front Panel Power On/Standby But ton to power

ON Test Set.4. Wai t whi le Test Set completes boot -up procedure.

6.2 Power OFF Test SetDuring standard power-down sequence (documented below) the Test Set automat ical ly stores Test Set set tings and data that are act ive when the power-down sequence is in it ia ted.I f the Test Set is powered down using the AC Power Supply Swi tch, act ive UI and Test Set data is lost .

STEP PROCEDURE

1. Press Front Panel Power On/Standby But ton to in i t ia te power-down sequence.

2. At prompt conf irm Test Set shutdown.3. Wai t whi le Test Set completes power down sequence.4. Test Set is now in Standby Mode.5. P lace Rear Panel AC Power Switch to OFF posi t ion for

extended storage or to disconnect from AC Power Supply.

Refer to the 7200 Operat ion Manual for addit ional in formation perta in ing to powering down the uni t .

8 AC PowerSwitch

The AC Power Supply Switch isolates the 7200 f rom the AC power supply.The On/Standby Key in it iates a power-down procedure which saves al l cur rent sett ings and test results and should be used for rout ine power down of Uni t.

9 AC PowerFuse

The AC Power Supply fuse holder.

10 ExternalPower Supply

Fuse

The External Power Supply Connector fuse holder .

11 ExternalPower Supply

Connector

The External Power Supply Connector is the interface connector for the External Power Supply accessory.

12 PCIeConnector

(Digi tal I /O)

The Peripheral Expansion Connector is used to connect add-in external devices.

13 sRIOConnector

(Digi tal I /O)

The sRIO Connector is a h igh speed data communicat ion connector used to t ransfer h igh speed data to external devices.



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7.0 USER INTERFACE (UI) COMPONENTSThe Test Set UI is a touch screen cont ro l panel that provides a f lexib le working environment for a ll users. The UI is designed to a l low users to open and close, drag and drop, and maximize/minimize screen components to create custom display conf igurat ions.The Test Set UI is navigated local ly using the Front Panel Touch Screen or a USB mouse and/or keyboard. The Touch Screen is st i l l operat ional when a mouse and/or keyboard is connected to the Test Set .7.1 Launch BarThe Launch Bar is a horizontal scrol l ing menu located at the top of the UI .The Launch Bar is opened and closed by touching or c lick ing on the l ight gray bar at the bot tom of the menu.The Launch Bar is moved f rom left to r ight by “dragging” the launch bar or by pressing the lef t or r ight arrows.7.2 Function IconsThe Launch Bar consists of icons that identi fy funct ions insta l led in the Test Set. The Funct ion Icons displayed depend on the opt ions insta l led in the Test Set .Pressing a Function Icon opens the Funct ion Window on the UI or brings an opened Funct ion Window to the foref ront of the UI .

7.3 Function WindowsFunction Windows provide visual access to the Test Set’s operat ing parameters and measurement data.7.3.1 Open/Close Function WindowsFunction Windows are opened by selecting the Funct ion Icon f rom the Launch Bar. Funct ion Windows are c losed by selecting the Minimize icon at the bottom of the Function Window.

7.3.2 Function Window Viewing StatesStandard ViewStandard v iew occupies a pre-def ined por tion of the display. When in Standard V iew windows can be moved anywhere on the display area.Full Screen ViewWhen a Function Window is maximized, the window occupies the fu ll d isplay area and provides access to function parameters which may not be vis ib le when a w indow is in Standard v iew.MinimizedFunction Windows can be minimized to the Launch Bar where they remain act ive but not v is ib le on the display.7.3.3 Move Function WindowsFunction Windows can be moved anywhere on the display area. To move a w indow, touch or c l ick on the Funct ion Window’s t i t le b lock or background and drag the window to a new locat ion on the display.


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7.3.4 Function Window Posit ioningWhen Funct ion Windows are opened they are posit ioned from left to r ight in unoccupied display space in the order in which they are opened. When the display is f i l led, Funct ion Windows are opened and posi t ioned in the center of the d isplay on top of open windows.When an active Funct ion Window is c losed and reopened, the Test Set posit ions the Function Window in i t ’s last active state and posi t ion on the display.7.3.5 Function Window IconsFunct ion Windows contain the fo llowing icons:

Table 1-1 Function Window Icons

8.0 DEFINING PARAMETERSTest Set parameters are def ined using the fo l lowing:8.1 Numeric Entry WindowThe Numer ic Ent ry Window is d isplayed when a numeric data f ield is selected for edit ing. The Numeric Entry Window contains a Numer ic Keypad, a Sl ider Bar and a Spinner Knob. The type of numer ic entry tool being displayed is changed by pressing the “f l ip” icon in the bot tom r ight corner of the w indow. The window defaul ts to d isplay the Numeric Keypad when i t is opened.8.1.1 Numeric KeypadThe Numer ic Keypad allows the user to enter a speci f ic numeric value. Values are enabled by pressing Enter or by selecting a unit of measurement when applicable.

F ig. 3 Numeric Keypad

Icon Function Descript ion

Maximize This icon changes the Funct ion Window to Full Screen (maximized) v iew.

Restore This icon changes the Funct ion Window to Standard (defaul t) v iew.

Minimize This icon minimizes the Funct ion Window to the Launch Bar . Function remains act ive but not d isplayed on the UI .


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8.1.2 Sl ider BarThe Sl ider Bar a llows the user to select and change a range of values. The value range is selected using the x10 and /10 but tons . The selected values are changed by dragging the slider bar lef t or r ight or by using the up/down arrows.

Fig. 4 S ingle Sl ider Bar

8.1.3 Spinner KnobThe Spinner Knob allows the user to increase (c lock-wise) or decrease (counter c lock-wise) a numeric value.

F ig. 5 Spinner Knob

8.2 Drop-down MenusDrop-down Menus are used to select pre-defined variables. I f an opened Drop-down menu extends off of the UI it can be moved up or down on the UI to access menu contents.8.3 KeyboardWhen a Text Data F ie ld is selected, a keyboard is d isplayed on the UI. The keyboard al lows the user to enter a lpha-numeric content. Data is enabled by pressing the Enter key.

F ig. 6 Keyboard

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