I am also on the hunt for a true FSIQ Service Manual...
...but the FSE manuals are enough to fix that RF OVLD problem, when it comes with the message EEPROM RF Unit unreadable.
Follow the "service menu" instructions from the FSE manual and use the code to backup and restore the EEPROM of the RF unit.
I got a unit with the same issue and fixed the issue the following way:
Basic precausions:
- cloned the drive
- copied the whole c:\r_s directory, just because.
- Ran SELFTEST which failed with RF Unit EEPROM unreadable.
- Ran Full Calibration, which failed... guess why
Checking EEPROM of RF-Unit:
- Read RF unit EEPROM using service command 2.11.3.0 what worked without error.
- Using 2.11.3.1 to write back the copy of the RF.DAT without error.
- Restart of analyzer firmware still records an EEPROM error in the log.
- Result: I2C and EEPROM are fine, but EEPROM data is corrupt.
While testing around, I made some interesting find... there was another RF.DAT in the trashbin of the system...
- I restored RF.DAT from the trashbin (right-click --> restore)
- Service Code 2.11.3.1 wrote something back into the EEPROM of the RF Unit.
- Restarted the analyzer firmware, and yeeha! It works!
- Ran Selftest which now completes.
- Ran Full Calibration which worked fine.
I have no clue if someone tried to repair the fault or just tried to disable the unit...
But as the calibration also went through, I think the deleted RF.DAT was the exact one for this RF board.
Astralix