[time-nuts] HP1600A manual

[Hans Agema]

Hi Jeroen,

I recalled having seen that 1600A typenumber somewhere at work, so I 
delved into the cellar and dug out the beast.
In the pouch is a mint O&S manual and it has a 12 page section 
"Performance check and adjustments".
I can lend you the manual to make a copy or scan, or I can just scan 
the 12 pages and email them.
Let me know off list, cheers,

Hans Agema


At 15:37 3-11-2008, you wrote:
>Hi Dave,
>
>Thank you! Usually there is a section in the manual to do a quick 
>performance test. If it would be possible to scan this part, that 
>would help a lot!
>
>Thank you, looking forward to your next message.
>
>Best regards, Jeroen
>
>Dave Brown wrote:
>>I have a mint 1600A plus manual (s?) here somewhere, Jeroen- 
>>will  try to find it/them!  Sorry, no digital copy though but I 
>>should be able to scan some of it for you.
>>DaveB, NZ
>>
>>----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeroen Bastemeijer" 
>><j.bastemeijer at tudelft.nl>
>>To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement" 
>><time-nuts at febo.com>
>>Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 10:10 PM
>>Subject: [time-nuts] HP1600A manual
>>
>>
>>
>>>Dear All,
>>>
>>>Is there anyone out there who has a digital copy of the HP 1600A logic
>>>analyzer manual? I found such an old machine, and I'm wondering if it is
>>>still working...
>>>
>>>There are manuals for sale for approx $50 (excl. shipping). However, the
>>>HP1600A seems not to be very responsive. So, investing $50 for a machine
>>>which is defective and probably cannot be repaired seems like a waste.
>>>
>>>Or is there anyone who can give a hint on how to test a HP 1600A, to get
>>>a good indication if it is still functioning (reasonably) okay. At this
>>>moment the machine seems to be locked up. Allthough there is a nice
>>>pattern of 1's and 0's on the screen....
>>>
>>>Thanks, best regards Jeroen