Hi Magnus
My memory is a bit faded on this, but the Instrument Basic on the 894xx is
pretty useful, and I'd recommend making use of it. Instrument Basic is a
subset of "Rocky Mountain Basic" which was a very useful programming language,
especially for instrument control. "Back in the day", I
Looks like a little "OOPS" here!
Daun
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 4:43 PM
Subject: FW: IIMorrow GPS units non-functional since Sunday
Oops
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I'm fascinated by the 320 nm flight.
320 billionths of a metre is quite short distance to use a plane.
I would have walked.
Jim
2008/8/20 Daun
Actually, amazing that it might seem, even high level managers (like a
division manager) at Agilent only have cubicles. (usually they are a bit
larger and fancier than the "regulars", but finding a real office is
extremely rare.
Daun
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Now *that* sounds like a lot of fun!
Many years ago I was in Beaverton, OR (yeah, TEK land), and there was this
disco called "Earthquake Ethel's". I guess they had a pretty fancy sound
system the feature every evening at around 9 pm (don't remember the real
time)... they had an "earthquake".
Hi Dick
You might try Dave at Artek Media http://www.artekmedia.com/ (or email to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]). He's active on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] list. I know he has literally *tons*
of HP manuals, because he picked them up from my barn where I've been
storing them since saving them from the dumpster f
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Spoil sport!
Daun
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Behalf Of John Ackermann N8UR
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 4:51 PM
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Sound cards
Lux, James P w
Here's an interesting item that one of the guys on the Accutron group
posted. A great Geek item, especially for time nuts.
Daun
From: accutr...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2009 7:16 AM
To: Accutrons Group
Subject: [Accutrons] clock
Good mornin
That reminds me of a prank we pulled off in a measurements class in college
many years ago. Of course we were working with galvanometers and standard
cells, and the "usual" warnings.
We had some cloth insulated hook up wire, so we pulled the wire out and put
part of it back in the insulation so tha
Hi all. My Agilent E4402B spectrum analyzer is for sale. I bought it new
when I retired from Agilent in 2003 for use mostly for software development
(it was my demo unit).
As you can see from the description, it has quite a few options, including
the support for the 89600 VSA software. (I have wr
I'd say that the biggest concern after physical size and Voltage requirements is
that it has an adequate CFM rating. That's THE most important.
Daun
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Of Poul-Henning Kamp
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 3:43 PM
I have one of the Agilent devices, but this one looks interesting from the fact
that you can talk to it with a regular COM port. I'd like to find out where to
get one other than the two that are shown on that Ebay listing. I also noticed
that they are promoting John's (KE5FX) screen capture softw
/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=549
Documentation is at http://www.prologix.biz/gpibusb.html. Costs $125.
Thanks for your interest.
Regards,
Abdul
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From: Daun Yeagley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 8:08 AM
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Subject: GPIB
Is that license fee to HP or to Agilent?
Daun
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Of Poul-Henning Kamp
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 1:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] FW: IEEE 1588
In mess
You just missed the "biggie" the Dayton Hamvention (this past weekend!).
That's a real gold mine for hard to find stuff.
Daun
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Of Allan W. Bart, Jr.
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 4:19 PM
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Hello Group, BTW, I am still seeking a Tracor 599K manual, does anyone have
one? On the hp 5245L, I have the plugins to measure between dc and 18GHZ and
you would have found plenty at the dayton hamfest, ask your ham friends for a
list of local and regional events.
Allan Bart
You just misse
CDMA phones have their clocks set by the system, as they require more precise
synchronization of not only the data stream bit timing, but also the
synchronization of the psuedo random key streams. These are used for syncing up
the Walsh codes as well as security encryption key functions.
Daun
N8A
Good explanation!
Daun
N8ASB
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Of David I. Emery
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 12:01 AM
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Time syncing question
On Wed, Aug 30,
Which reminds me.. I think Sprint in my area needs a little work on their
snychronization. On my way between work and home I go through a spot
where it tries to hand off and it drops the call every time. It is
repeatable to about 100 yards, and it's NOT because of lack of signal
strength. I'm p
I'm planning on it again this year.
Daun
N8ASB
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 12:22 AM
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Subject: [time-nuts] ARRL 2006 Frequency Measuring Test
The November QST has
I would tend to agree on the copyright concerns. I'm retired from HP/Agilent,
and happen to know the guys that do the support on them, so I just forwarded
these messages to one of them. Perhaps we can get a solid "OK", or at least one
with such strings attached!
Daun
N8ASB
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Gee, maybe some of you need to get a Bulova Accutron. I think that is one of
the things that got me started on the time-nut wagon back in the sixties. My
wife bought me one for our first Christmas together back in 1967. When I was
overseas for our rich uncle I used to compare it with our house st
I would be interested in one if the cost is reasonable.
Daun
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Sent: Friday, November 24, 2006 10:25 PM
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Subject: [time-nuts] Motorola Oncore GPS Interface Board
I hav
Part of the law of "unintended consequences"!
Sometimes it's better to leave things alone.
Daun
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Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 2:24 PM
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Hi Jason
I might have something for you on this.
All this talk about the 10811's forced me to get off my duff and get working on
two 10811's that I have and have been sitting on my shelf for several years
(like well before I "retired" from Agilent in '03).
One is a 10811-60102, and the oven heater
A number of vector network analyzers have a time domain function in them. They
use an inverse Fourier transform to get the display.
This is VERY useful in a high RF environment. A number of years ago we had a
problem on a receiver site for the DARA (Dayton) two meter repeater, and it was
located
That reminds me of a tester I got to see while I was working on a project for
Motorola at one of their ALT (accelerated life test) labs. This was for testing
durability of cell phones.
The tester basically was a pendulum that was about three feet high. At the base,
you placed the PUT (phone under
A couple of years ago my wife dropped her digital camera in a parking lot at a
wedding we were attending. The camera would turn on, but it complained that
there was no memory card. When we got back home, I opened it up to find that a
surface mount dual transistor that controls power to the memory
I had passed a couple of these posts on to one of my buddies at Motorola, since
we and a few others have by chance been having a parallel discussion of such
topics. Check out his message.
OK,
This is as crazy as it gets. I have seen the high end power cables
before and consider this the ultimate
That one did it. There has been some talk about Klipschorns during this thread,
and I must confess that I'd like to have a pair. Not only for the way they
sound, etc., but I have an interesting special connection..
Turns out that I bought a Beech Bonanza in 1976 (which I still have!). As I was
go
In the FWIW department, I now have an old Ricoh B&W scanner that can handle up
to 11x17, and can generate PDF's. I've been using it for doing oversize
schematic pages from manuals.
Daun
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Se
I was thinking that myself, but this connector has four rows, and the VME only
has three. (There's also P1 and P2). VXI is similar to VME. Having just
worked on a project with VME cards, I know that those connectors are quite
expensive. These are similar but unique, so I can't imagine the cost
Ah, but I saw some glass semiconductor diodes in there! Look about half way
down the page. Could they be 1N914's? (I don't do German)
Daun
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Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 12:02 PM
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I have an interesting 1MHz crystal that I got a number of years ago when I was
at the HP Santa Clara Division (Hertz Castle is what they called the place).
It is an HP P/N 5080-0031 1MHz crystal, gold plated, and in a glass vacuum tube.
I'll have to take a picture of it and post it... It's really
I took some pictures of my 1 MHz HP glass crystal.
You can see them here:
http://www.yeagley.net/Time-Nuts/
Daun
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No, that is correct. The Accutron has a predictable position error, gaining or
loosing a couple of seconds a day depending on whether the tines of the fork are
pointing up or down. (gravity effects!). They are calibrated depending on
whether it is worn on the inside or outside of the wrist, or wh
Along the lines of a bad connection, a common problem I have seen with LCD
displays is the "zebra strip" elastomer connection to the LCD itself.
Basically, this is an elastomer strip that has conductive stripes and it is
squeezed between the glass edges of the display and the underlying PC board.
T
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Hi Didier
I have a low cost DSO, the HP 54600 "Jedi", and it has an X-Y mode (as well as a
"Roll" mode which emulates a strip chart recorder at very low time/div
settings). Now how well it would work in this application would
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For me, all the messages were either scrambled or blank. I never did figure out
what Ulrich had to say!
Daun
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I tried it too, and found that page 20 gives an error (as soon as I scroll to
it). All the other pages seem fine though.
Daun
N8ASB
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What you need then is the FatPPS from TAPR. Our own John Ackermann (N8UR)
designed it primarily for use with time servers by stretching the 1PPS pulse out
to several milliseconds so that the computer could see it. I suspect th
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Didier, that ought to be just about in your back yard!! I did some consulting
for one of the Dothan TV stations last year (what's amazing is that the
transmitter is actually in Florida!). Anyway, on my way there from a military
Well, I have a 3478A, but unfortunately not a Prologix. If I get my hands on one
I could add a data point.
Personally, I think there is a fault in that particular 3478's driver chips.
Daun
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Of Chuck Harris
Sent
lay straight out of the box.]
This is beginning to look more and more like I have a
bad Prologix adapter.
Oh Abdul??
-Chuck Harris
Daun Yeagley wrote:
> Well, I have a 3478A, but unfortunately not a Prologix. If I get my hands on
one
> I could add a data point.
> Personally,
There is a lot of commonality between the various 892x test sets. When I get
some time, I'll ping my buddy that was sales manager for the line at (HP)Agilent
Spokane division. I know we've talked some about it in the past, but don't
remember enough details to make any "binding" comments!
Daun
Yes, they have a trimmer (at least all of mine do). Most backs can be opened by
either prying, screws, or threaded ring.
It's very helpful to have good lighting and some magnifiers. If you've done any
surface mount work, this would be a piece of cake.
Daun
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Hi Tim
Actually, the Accutrons aren't that expensive to repair. Typical costs are
around $100, to maybe $200 if it is in bad shape.
I still have the Accutron Spaceview (the one where you can see the movement)
that my wife bought me on our first Christmas in 1967. I had it put back in
"like new" s
Hi Chuck
Have you ever attempted, or know someone who has rewound or repaired the coils?
There was a guy on the Yahoo Accutron list that was experimenting with it, but I
don't know the final outcome. Seems that wire is thinner than most normally
available wire.
Seems that the "usual" way to deal w
Hi Didier
I agree with Chuck. I keep my Accutron on a nightstand beside my bed, and even
with my bad ear, I can hear it humming away! The one year life for a battery
is about right too.
Mercury cells were what they were designed to run on, and since those are no
longer available, silver oxide ce
r the chances.
Daun
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Of Neon John
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 4:05 AM
To: time-nuts@febo.com
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Watches
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 20:06:01 -0500, "Daun Yeagley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
China
won't do the work necessary to make the fraud possible.
-Chuck Harris
Neon John wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Dec 2007 20:06:01 -0500, "Daun Yeagley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've wanted to experiment with that, but I need to come
>> up with another A
If you were to look on the Accutron list at Yahoo, you would see plenty of
evidence that Bulova has turned it's back on the Accutron (the real one.. not
the quartz cheapies)
Also, some possible good news is that Citizen (Japan) just bought Bulova. What
makes this even more interesting is that at o
Same for me with both browsers.
Daun
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Of Didier Juges
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 9:02 PM
To: 'Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement'
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Super stable BVA Quartz resonato
There's a nice PDF program called PDF Creator (freeware!) that you install like
a printer. It will create a PDF of anything you print to it.
Get it at: http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator
Daun
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Of Tom
Chuck:
HOW TRUE your last sentence!!! I've had to fight many battles with
presentations used in training classes that were written using whatever font.
Then when you try to present using a machine that doesn't have that particular
font installed, you get a HUGE mess! We've even tried going to e
un on a thumb drive or CD and you're
set.
John
On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:04:15 -0500, "Daun Yeagley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Chuck:
>
>HOW TRUE your last sentence!!! I've had to fight many battles with
>presentations used in training classes that were writ
Sounds like you need to move!
Daun
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Of Ronald Held
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2007 1:17 PM
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] time-nuts Digest, Vol 41, Issue 57
i thought of tha balcony option. Th
I wouldn't mind finding a copy either. Any chance someone can post it?
Daun
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Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007 3:28 PM
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My recollection is that those are 4-20 ma. loops. (always *some* current to
be protected against an open circuit).
Daun
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Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 6:56 PM
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Hi Brooke
That's partially true, but not completely.
I know of some programs where they actually scrambled or deleted the symbol
table, so that all variable names and labels became unreadable. There are
also "CSUBS", which are compiled subroutines. The only way to find out what
happened there is
I find it hard to believe that the FAA (and zoning) could possibly be
concerned about this. Maybe it is mounted on a 200 ft tower and *it* needed
the zoning.
I live adjacent to a county airport and yes, I did have to file some
paperwork with the FAA to put up my 100 ft. Amateur repeater antenna. Bu
I have a copy of it on my web page: http://www.yeagley.net/Time-Nuts/
Daun
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Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 8:49 PM
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Subject: [time-nuts] Efratom FRS-C Service Manual.
Does an
Unfortunately, you guys are missing John's point!
What happens in the scenario that John describes is that AOL will
"blacklist" his server. If that happens, *any* AOL recipient's mail will be
rejected by AOL and you will NEVER receive the time-nuts mail (if you have
an AOL address!). So that is a
Hi David
Don't worry about all the level stuff. That's internal to the box (59306).
The only thing you need to worry about is how to generate the proper
commands on the bus for your particular H/W-S/W combination.
In hopefully simple terms, you need to address the 59306 as a listener, and
then s
if I can dig out some of
the old "HPIB" tutorials I used to teach from twenty some years ago.
Daun
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Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 10:13 AM
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Sub
Hi Greg
I have a surplus IIcx that I really don't have room for. If you are
interested in it, drop me a note off list.
Daun N8ASB
www.yeagley.net
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Hi Richard
John is on vacation for a few more days, but my understanding is that they
sold out pretty much that first day. (there was a HUGE response!)
I suspect that's why the account info doesn't work now.
Daun
N8ASB
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Hi Nigel
I've seen this happen in some other circumstances too, and one of the worst
ones was for VNA Cal kits. It really makes a mess, and it's pretty hard to
clean up.
I'm wondering if anyone else who's seen this problem has some advice on a
good way to restore the items.
It does seem that the
I get the following error:
File not available. [S1431927605504483a.pdf].
Daun
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 5:56 PM
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I had a similar thing happen to me with my Laptop and Win 2K a while back. Gets
you going for a while till you figure it out. On my laptop, I just waited until
it was pretty much booted before I enabled the GPS.
Daun
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B
I had the same problem.
Daun
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Subject: RE: [time-nuts] Re: Thanks All was connections for HP 10811A ?
I have FireFox as well, so I tried Rex's suggestion and it worked fine. I might
comment that it apparently now integrates directly into FireFox as a plugin and
once installed required no further action other than just entering the link.
Thanks Rex!
Daun
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Hi Alberto
The right-click method works if you are reading in a browser (I just tried it
using SquirrelMail). However, I couldn't do that using LookOut (OutLook).
Fortunately, Rex's method also works, so there are at least two ways to
circumvent the problem.
Daun
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Hi Jim
I'm wondering that if we were to find an example of a known "good" unit as well
as a bad one, that we could look at the EPROMS to determine any defenses and
then clone the good ones. That would be one way to save David if he gets a
"bad" one.
Daun
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Gee, now you've got me wondering. I remember we used the TI chip for some
things and Motorola for some others, but don't remember who the other was.
Wasn't the Phi chip the HP version? I also remember that the HP 9825 was the
"standard" by which all other 488 devices were compared. If it worked
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Subject: RE: [time-nuts] Difference between HP 5370A and 5370B
Gee, now you've got me wonde
I doubt Dave would have access to CDMA over there... GSM is the biggie on the
other side of the pond.
Daun
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And then just network them..
Daun
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Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 2:11 AM
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] National Instruments GPIB board driv
I think the numbering scheme was changed a few years ago. The 2850 tells us it
was built in 1988 (28 years after 1960). I think this portion has been dropped,
perhaps when the spin-off from HP happened. I lost track of that in my last few
years there. The A (in both cases) signifies that it was
Hi David
You have hit on the exact reason the 5370 has a binary transfer mode. This mode
essentially transfers the bits directly from the counter hardware to the bus.
Remember this counter was designed and built quite a few years ago, and the
processor in it is rudimentary at best by today's stan
Indeed the *major* problem is doing all that processing. I'm sure there are
more bytes involved using ASCII as well (I don't recall the numbers for each
format), but that part is lost in the added processing time.
Daun
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I remember in the late 90's when HP/Agilent's call center was just getting up
and running, that they were looking for a lot of the older manuals.
And the reason for that is that I distinctly remember in the early 90's there
was an edict that came down from corporate that we didn't need all those
co
Hi Bob
The "ET" designation was generally used for production test, special demo boxes,
or other similar uses. My guess is that it was an "in house" unit, and using
what was called the "next bench syndrome" may have indeed been the inspiration
for the regular production amps.
Daun
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Agilent also now has a USB to GPIB converter. Of course it's several hundred
dollars also, and uses the Agilent I/O libraries. Not sure, but I think that it
only supports Windoze. I'll check with some of my buddies that survived to see
it that's the case.
Daun
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From:
Speaking of Accutrons, I still have the one I got for Christmas, 1967 (first
Christmas present after getting married a couple of months before). I still
have mine, but it needs at least a good cleaning and perhaps repair. I'm
wondering if anybody knows a decent place to have one of these worked
I know there are some specialists servicing them, but I don't know the names.
There is a new Accutron forum on www.watchuseek.com, you might ask there.
Speaking of Accutrons, I still have the one I got for Christmas, 1967 (first
Christmas present after getting married a couple of months before
Somehow my subscription expired, so it would be nice to see it.
Daun
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