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Products => Test Equipment => Topic started by: chrisnotton on March 25, 2023, 10:39:03 pm
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Good evening all,
I have just acquired one of these on Ebay. I used to have one (that was stolen) in the 80's and found the auto-timebase feature particularly useful for audio applications, and lining up tape machines etc. I have been a Tek guy ever since but recently I find myself working on tape-machines again! |O This bargain popped up so.............
The scope I bought has a few dirty switches but the only annoying thing is that the trace horizontal is off-centre by about 5mm. I have read all the posts i can find and downloaded the service manual but cannot see an obvious trimmer for this alignment.
Does anyone have the alignment procedure, or know where this adjustment is located? I will have to disassemble somewhat to access the dirty switches but I would imagine that the adjustment must be moderately accessible for calibration.
Thanks in anticipation
Chris
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When you say "trace horizontal is off-centre by about 5mm" what do you mean exactly?
Photo would be good.
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The centering; the traces start 5mm. to the right of the graticule. No photo available at the moment. Sorry for the ambiguity! 😉
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OK, so you've only got half a trace?
Can you use the h.pos control to move the trace (that's selected with the function toggle switch)
Double check you're not in a delayed sweep mode and x10mag is off.
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I have tried but there is not enough adjustment. I have just found the alignment procedure in a different online manual. ;)
I am going to study that.
Thanks
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OK
Have you checked all the power supply voltages?
The first thing the procedure does is ask you to position a dot in the centre of the graticule in x-y mode so that you can adjust the CRT bias.
I presume you found some of my old posts on these 'scopes eg
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/teardown-hitachi-v1065 (https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/teardown-hitachi-v1065)
There is a trimmer for H Pos Start - it's RV 807 on the schematics that I have and it's on the CPU/horizontal board - you can see the label for it on the silkscreen in my photos. The pots on that board can be accessed from the bottom of the 'scope as the Y board is a bit shorter (again, see the teardown photos for the CPU board - RV807 is readily visible).
PS: If you feed a signal in - the probe "calibration" square wave will do, is the trace basically OK, just too far to the right. or is it distorted at all?
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Thanks,
I'll check the PSU voltages and start from there. The scope seems to function normally except all the traces on the display start after the graticule. I have read your teardown posts, Very helpful!
I'm away at the moment so will have a go when I'm back.
Thanks for your help
Chris