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Diagram
5.
Thus
,
the
RD
signal
allows
the
buffers
to
be
enabled
only
during
a
read
operation
.
This
prevents
the
bus
contention
that
would
result
if
a
write
operation
were
select
ed
while
the
FI
signal
is
low
(
during
Kernel
testing
)
.
Note
that
data
outputs
D0
through
D5
are
produced
by
the
Address
Switch
circuits
.
Data
bits
D6
and
D7
are
pro
duced
by
Sa
/
Cal
/
Norm
jumper
P1121
.
In
the
normal
jumper
position
,
both
D6
and
D7
outputs
on
the
bus
are
low
(
high
into
buffer
U1232A
because
of
the
pull
-
up
resistors
)
.
In
the
Cal
position
,
the
CAL
input
to
U1232A
is
low
,
which
results
in
a
high
output
on
the
data
bus
for
D6
.
This
causes
the
FG
5010
to
assume
the
calibration
mode
at
power
-
on
.
In
the
Sa
position
,
the
SA
input
to
U1232A
low
,
which
results
in
a
high
D7
output
.
This
causes
the
FG
5010
to
assume
the
signature
analysis
mode
at
power
-
on
.
(
2
)
FRONT
-
PANEL
SECTION
The
front
-
panel
circuits
are
depicted
on
diagram
2
at
the
rear
of
the
instruction
manual
.
Refer
to
this
diagram
while
reading
this
description
.
The
circuits
depicted
consist
of
three
sections
.
The
first
is
the
keyboard
,
which
consists
of
the
43
control
keys
of
the
FG
5010.
The
keys
are
connected
in
a
matrix
to
allow
the
keys
to
be
scanned
and
debounced
by
the
keyboard
and
display
interfaces
.
The
column
and
row
lines
from
the
keys
are
connected
to
the
interface
bus
for
use
by
the
CPU
circuits
.
DISPLAY
SECTION
The
second
of
the
circuits
is
the
segmented
display
,
which
consists
of
six
7
-
segment
units
(
one
of
which
displays
the
exponent
,
and
another
that
displays
the
sign
of
the
exponent
)
.
All
of
the
display
units
are
driven
by
the
same
source
in
a
time
-
share
method
,
which
refreshes
the
complete
array
of
display
units
at
a
refresh
rate
of
100
Hz
.
This
rate
is
well
above
the
flicker
rate
that
is
discernible
to
the
eye
,
so
the
display
appears
to
be
continously
illuminated
.
The
third
of
the
front
-
panel
circuits
is
the
LED
indicator
section
,
which
consists
of
32
LED
lamps
that
indicate
the
status
of
the
various
functions
.
Twenty
-
nine
of
these
lamps
are
controlled
by
the
same
selection
matrix
as
that
controlling
the
segmented
display
units
.
Thus
,
these
lamps
also
illuminate
on
a
time
-
share
basis
at
a
100
Hz
refresh
rate
.
The
three
remaining
lamps
,
which
illuminate
the
TRIG'D
,
ERROR
,
and
NOT
ENTERED
indicators
,
are
directly
driven
by
the
CPU
circuits
.
@
Theory
of
Operation
-
FG
5010
Power
Supply
Connections
Power
is
supplied
to
the
Processor
Board
through
edge
connector
P1010
,
pins
1A
,
1B
,
and
2A
;
ground
is
connected
through
pins
3A
,
3B
,
4A
,
4B
,
5A
,
and
5B
.
Parallel
lines
are
used
for
the
power
connections
to
reduce
voltage
drops
across
the
connectors
.
Capacitors
C1900
and
C1920
and
inductor
L1910
are
a
pi
LC
filter
network
to
reduce
the
noise
applied
from
the
Processor
Board
to
the
rest
of
the
FG
5010
over
the
+5
V
bus
.
In
addition
to
C1920
,
distributed
capaci
tance
throughout
the
Processor
Board
is
used
to
provide
the
return
path
for
the
high
-
frequency
noise
currents
gener
ated
by
the
logic
elements
.
(
3
>
FRONT
-
PANEL
DRIVE
Display
Decodor
The
decodor
consists
of
four
-
to
-
ten
-
line
decoders
U1134
and
U1230
,
the
latter
of
which
is
connected
as
a
three
to
six
-
line
decodor
.
These
units
are
driven
by
the
four
select
lines
from
the
CPU
(
lines
SLO
,
SL1
,
SL2
,
and
SL3
)
.
The
lines
are
cycled
in
binary
order
from
all
zeroes
through
all
ones
.
(
SLO
is
the
least
significant
bit
,
and
SL3
is
the
most
significant
bit
.
)
Since
the
cycle
rate
of
the
select
lines
is
100
Hz
(
i.e.
,
the
lines
go
from
all
zeroes
to
all
ones
in
10
ms
)
,
each
of
the
outputs
of
U1134
is
low
for
about
640
μs
during
each
10
ms
period
.
Since
SL3
does
not
go
to
U1230
,
only
outputs
through
7
are
active
.
Each
active
output
of
U1230
is
low
for
about
640
µs
twice
during
each
10
ms
period
.
From
the
output
of
U1134
,
lines
through
8
drive
the
base
of
Display
Driver
transistors
Q1011
through
Q1020
,
respectively
.
These
nine
drivers
control
the
current
to
the
front
-
panel
indicators
and
numerals
.
Line
9
of
the
decoder
furnishes
a
trigger
to
one
-
shot
U1232B
.
The
period
of
this
one
-
shot
is
set
by
C1222
and
R1224
to
be
slightly
longer
than
the
10
ms
recurrence
time
of
the
incoming
trigger
.
Thus
,
if
the
front
panel
is
being
re
freshed
at
the
proper
rate
,
the
output
of
U1232B
is
continously
low
.
If
the
Display
Driver
circuit
on
the
CPU
board
is
not
operating
properly
,
the
trigger
from
U1134
will
hot
occur
,
and
U1232B
will
not
continue
to
cycle
.
The
out
put
of
the
one
-
shot
will
move
high
,
and
the
current
to
the
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BrandTektronix
ModelFG 5010
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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