Hi volt-nuts fellow, Hello Ken, I just discovered your question, as this site was not used for a long time.. I’ll look for your request on eevblog as well.
First off, I never got to this long check table for the regular calibration and adjustment procedure, as this is obviously intended as a ‘troubleshooting sequence’ only, see hint 4.93 on page 4-20. The adjustment process is much shorter. If your 5200A works properly, I suggest to not fiddle around with that long procedure.. as you would probably fall into that rabbit hole. I understand this paragraph, that you should see a variation of about 13mV in total, going through zero, i.e. that could be asymmetric around zero. 27mV therefore would be too high, but as you said, the manual is full of errors, and probably there could have been a modification (Engineering Change) at one time, so that the spread was enlarged by re-design. As far as you can align that feature to zero, I guess, it’s ok. Frank _______________________________________________ volt-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] -- To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to and follow the instructions there.
