Use the following adjustment sequence:
1. Set the Cal jumper to Cal Enable
2. Connect the reference to Ext Ref (rear) and Input A
3. Switch the counter to Ext Ref
4. Set the CalByte 50 for the best display (this is a very fine adjustement)
5. Switch the counter to Int Ref
6. Set the CalByte 4 for
Hi
Definitely time to scrap the counter. To save you the excessive landfill
charge I'll take care of the disposal for you.
Unfortunately for my future disposal business, the answer to your question
is indeed, yes you can likely fix it yourself. The answer to the other
question is also yes, this
Stanford Research is a rip-off any way you turn. Their support ethic is
just crap.
YMMV,
-John
Hi guys,
need some help with a cal on my SR-620 counter.
In frequency measurement mode the unit always has an offset of up to
+/-2E-010 after auto-cal when feeding the same
Hi Bob, John,
Yeah, getting a we take $500 no matter if we fix the issue or not
response is not what I had hoped for..
I don't have the time to learn about and tweak registers myself
unfortunately, but at least there seems to be some hope now that this can be
improved..
bye,
Said
The point is that SRS customer support is a sham. It might be OK for a
Fortune 100 customer or National Lab, but they clearly do not want or care
about support for anybody else.
If their attitude is screw you, I believe in returning the favor.
Companies like HP generally make most support
Hi
My offer to take it to the land fill for you still stands.
They are indeed unique counters. We have a mix of different brands and
models. It's rare to find anybody who actually prefers the SR620.
Bob
On Feb 23, 2011, at 8:09 PM, saidj...@aol.com wrote:
Hi Bob, John,
Yeah, getting a
Hi
SRS is a tiny little outfit making a handful of niche products. I'm amazed they
can make what they do, let alone support any of it. Rather than product lines
they have something here and something else over there. Very hard to train
people on.
That's not to excuse any of this, it just is
Sorry Bob,
That does not wash.
They already have HC manuals with schematics.
Dave at ArtekMedia is small too. If he can scan a manual and put it
on-line for $25, so can SRS. And SRS probably already has it as a .pdf.
As the the trade secret rubrick, it's nonsense. If some Chinese outfit
wanted
HI
Simply put - they are so small they have to make money any way they can. Their
setup is not very efficient. That leads to high costs and trouble on the
balance sheet.
Bob
On Feb 23, 2011, at 9:11 PM, J. Forster wrote:
Sorry Bob,
That does not wash.
They already have HC manuals with
I look forward to their demise then. Then Artek can make available what
SRS won't.
Pissing off users is not the way to attract more.
YMMV,
-John
HI
Simply put - they are so small they have to make money any way they can.
Their setup is not very efficient. That leads to
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