Hp 9805a User manual

9805A

CALCULATOR

SERVICE

MANUAL

-hp-

Part No.

09805-90030

SERVICE

MANUAL

HEWLETT

-PACKA,:W

CALCULATOR

PRODUCTS DIVISION

P.O.

Box

301, Loveland,

Colorado

80537,

Tel.

(303)

667-5000

,

r

II

CHAPTERS

•

TABLE

OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

PURPOSE OF THIS

MANUAL

SERVICE CONCEPT

THE

CALCULATOR

SERVICE REPAIR

KIT

CHAPTER 2:

INSTALLATION

POWER

REQUIREMENTS

SETTING THE

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

CARD

PRINTER PAPER

MODEL

5 OPTIONS .

General Information

Keyblocks

PROM Blocks

Interface

Cards

Display

Optional Data Registers

CHAPTER

3:

INSTRUMENT

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

INFORMATION

PRINTER

MAINTENANCE

CHAPTER

4:

ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT

MODEL

5 ASSEMBLY ACCESS

Keyblocks

and

PROMs

The Keyboard, Display, Data Registers,

and

Interface Assemblies

Interface

Cables

LINE

ON/OFF Switch

Printer . . . . .

Mother Board Replacement

INSTALLATION

OF MODEL 5 ASSEMBLIES

CHAPTER

5:

TROUBLESHOOTING

REPAIRING THE

MODEL

5

Initial

Checks

Isolating the Problem

USING THE SYSTEM TEST PROM

Instructions

for

Exerciser 20

Instructions

for

Exerciser 30

Instructions

for

Exerciser 40

STATISTICS KEYBLOCK CHECKOUT PROCEDURE

Setting Up the 9862A Plotter .

One Variable Checkout Procedure

Two

Variable Checkout Procedure

CHAPTER 6: REPLACEABLE PARTS

INTRODUCTION

1-1

2-1

2-2

2-3

2-4

3-1

4-1

4-3

4-4

5-1

5-3

5-8

5-11

6-1

..

--,

,

Line

Voltage/Fuse

Selection

Model 5

Options

(For

Service Use

Only)

Equipment

Required

for

P.M.'s

Model 5 Failure

Symptoms

System

Test

PROM

Symptoms

Replaceable Parts Lists

The

Model 5 Power

Module

Installing

Printer

Paper

The

Basic Model 5 Assemblies

The

Tear

Bar

and

Print-Drum

Cover

The

6"

Strip

of

Paper

Inserted

During

Cleaning

The

Various Access

Screws

on

the

Bottom

of

the

Calculator

The

Model 5 Assemblies

Results

from

Exerciser

40

Results

from

STAT

Keyblock

Checkout

Procedure

Keycap

Part

Numbers

Primary

Power

Schematic

2-1

2-3

3-1

5-16

5-17

6-0

2-1

2-2

2-3

3-1

3-2

4-1

4-2

5-4

5-15

6-1

III

•

TABLES

•

FIGURES

Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION

This manual

is

intended

for use

by

-hp- service representatives

and

only

provides

the

information

required

to

enable

the

repair

of

a

9805A

(Model 5)

Calculator

at

the

customer's

location.

All

information

contained

herein

is

presented assuming

that

you

are familiar with

operating

the

Model

5.

•

Information

describing

the

service

concept

is

provided

in

your

most

recent

CPO Inter-office

Service Memo (beginning with

the

March

1973

issue) and will be

updated

in

future

service

memos. Copies

of

the

most

recent

Model 5 service

information

should be inserted

into

this

manual.

•

The Model 5

Service

Kit (11390A)

The

11390A

Service Kit contains a

complete

Model 5 Calculator.

The

March

1973

Inter-office

Service Memo provides a listing

of

the

Model 5

electronic

assemblies

that

are in

the

11390A

Service Kit.

Replacement

or

additional kits may be

ordered

from Calculator

Products

Division

(CPO), Loveland

or

GmbH.

Service kit

replacement

parts should be

ordered

from

either

CSC

or

PCE, whichever

is

appropriate.

1-1

PURPOSE

OF

THIS

MANUAL

SERVICE

CONCEPT

THE

CALCULATOR

SERVICE

REPAIR

KIT

Chapter

2

INSTALLATION

2-1

--------------------------------------------------------

..

---

POWER

CAUTION

INSTRUMENT

DAMAGE MAY

RESULT

IF AC POWER

IS

APPLIED

TO

THE

INSTRUMENT

WITHOUT

PROPER

INSTALLATION

OF

THE

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

CARD

AND

THE

CORRECT

FUSE.

The

Model 5

Calculator

will

operate

on

a line voltage

of

either

120V

ac

or

240V

ac.

Input

power

tolerances (+8,

-16%)

permit

operation

within

the

ranges

of

101 V

to

130V

ac

or

202V

to

259V

ac.

The

line

frequency

must

be

within

the

range

of

48

to

66

Hz (inclusive).

NOTE

The

voltage

selector

card,

located

inside

the

power

module,

is

designed

to

enable

the

selection

of

two

additional line voltages -

100V

or

220V.

Because

of

the

input

power

tolerances, these

two

positions are

not

connected

in

the

power

module.

The

voltage

selector

card

can

be

installed

by

performing

the

following

procedure

(refer

to

Figure

2-1):

Selector

Card

(Shown

in

120V

Position)

Figure

2-1.

The

Model 5 Power Module

1.

SI

ide

the

clear plastic

window

on

the

power

module

to

the

left (over

the

power

receptacle).

2. Pull

the

FUSE

PULL

lever

out

until it

is

against

the

power

module

and

remove

the

fuse

-if installed.

3. If

the

selector

card

is

installed, it may be removed

by

using a

sharp-pointed

object

(e.g.,

a ball-point pen)

to

pry

the

card

out

of

the

module.

4. Install

the

card

into

the

module.

The

proper

voltage selection

is

made

when

the

number

for

the

selected voltage

is

visible

when

the

card

is

installed.

5. Return

the

FUSE

PULL

lever

to

its original position.

6. Install

the

appropriate

fuse (see Table

2-1)

into

the

fuse clip

and

slide

the

plastic

window

to

the

right.

Table

2-1.

Line

Voltage/Fuse

Selection

LINE

VOLTAGE

I SETTING FUSE -hp-

PART

NUMBER

10lV

-130V ac I 120V

.5

amp

NB

2110-0012

202V

-

259V

ac

240V

.25

amp

NB

2110-0004

•

REQUIREMENTS

SETTING

THE

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

CARD

2-2

PRINTER

PAPER

INSTALLATION

•

,..--------------------------------------

CAUTION

TO

AVOID

EXCESSIVE

WEAR ON

THE

PRINTER'S

PRINT

DRUM,

ALWAYS

PRESS

~~

BEFORE

REMOVING

OR

INSTALLING

PAPER.

The

following

procedure

should

be used

when

replacing

printer

paper

(see Figure

2-2):

1. I

nsert

the

metal

shaft

through

the

center

of

the

roll

of

paper.

*

2.

Lift

the

printer

cover

up

and

place

the

metal

shaft

in

the

guide~

such

that

the

paper

will

unwind

from

the

bottom.

3. Pull

about

four

inches

of

paper

off

the

roll

and

fold

the

leading edge

back

about

one

inch.

4. Push

the

paper

straight

down

into

the

slot

just

forward

of

the

--0-

arrow,

while

at

the

same

time

pressing

the

iPAPERt'

key.

Ensure

that

the

paper

passes

through

the

guide

and

behind

the

cutting

edge.

5.

Press

(,.."tl

a

few

times

to

verify

that

the

paper

is

advancing

properly,

then

press

[PRT

OFF)

and

perform

the

pri

nter

checkout

procedure

in

Chapter

5.

Figure

2-2.

Installing

Printer

Paper

MODEl50PTIONS

-.~-----------------------------------------------------

General

Information

The

Model 5

Calculator

is

intended

to

be a

system

which

would

be

ordered

by

a

customer

to

satisfy

his

specific

requirements.

For

this

reason,

it

is

expected

that

a

customer

would

usually

have

no

reason

to

add

to

his

system

after

the

original

purchase.

However, since a few

customers

may

wish

to

change

their

system,

this

presentation

provides

the

information

required

for

the

field

installation

of

Model 5

Options

which

are available

at

the

time

of

this

printing.

Refer

to

the

most

recent

IOSM for

future

options.

Keyblocks

cannot

be

ordered

by

the

customer.

Instead,

he

must

order

a

complete

accessory

kit

which

contains

all

of

the

assemblies necessary

to

redefine

his

system.

The

accessory kits

may

contain

a

keyblock,

a

PROM,

a

peripheral

and

an

interface,

or

any

combination

of

those

three

assemblies.

"Any

standard

2%"

wide

adding

machine

paper

may

be

used.

..

~

)

iNSTALLATION

Table

2-2.

Model

5

Options

(Fer

Service Use

Only)

DESCRIPTION

ACCESSOR Y

NO.

OPTION

NO.

Plotter

Interface

11357A

357

*100

Data Storage Registers

11365A

365

*30

11366A

366

Display

I

11367A

367

Statistics

Keyblock

11331/~

331

STAT

PROM

BLOCK

i

11376A

376

*Opt.365

and

366

are

mutually

exclUSive.

Keyblocks

A Model 5

KI~yhlock

is

a

block

of

keys

which

enable specific operations

to

be

performed.

KI:yillock

..

cOlllaill

Ilwir

own

R~~ad

Oilly

MI~ITl()ry

and plug

into

the basket

in

the

lower

Ildl

11.lIld

COII":I

oj

1111:

kl~yhoard

(51:1:

Flqllrl:

2

]).

Some

keyblock

keys may require the

installation

of

other

devices (e.g., PROMs

or

peripherals)

to

operate

correctly.

The

keyblocks

(or

cover plate)

can

be removed

by

using the

access

hole

in

the

bottom

of

the

calculator

to

push the

keyblock

out

of

the

basket.

NOTE

Keyblocks

may

use

keys

which

define

a specific

customer's

routine;

thus,

the

keyblock

will

have a

unique

set

of

key

tops.

The

basic

keyblock

may be

identified

by

the

label

on

the

bottom

of

the

keyblock.

PROM

Block

Cavity

Printer

Signal

Cable

Connecto

Father

or

Display

Board

Data Register Assy

LINE

Switch

Figure

2-3.

The

Basic Model 5 Assemblies

2-3

2-4

MODEL

5

OPTIONS

(continued)

INST

ALLA

TION

PROM Blocks

Programmable

Read-Only Memories are devices which are

unique

to

the

Model 5. Basically,

they

function

exactly

the

same

as

the

traditional

9S00-series

ROM

Blocks

except

that

each

PROM can be specially

'programmed'

at

the

factory

to

accomplish specific, predetermined

tasks (e.g., banking, finance,

or

car dealer

routines).

Also, since

the

PROM may

define

the

function

of

some

of

the

keyblock

keys, it may appear

that

the

keyblock

is

unique

to

a specific system. This

is

not

true,

as

the

keyblock

must

be

one

of

several available keyblocks.

All

PROMs require

the

use

of

a

keyblock,

but

their

operation

may also be associated

with

the

use

of

the

ST.RT key.

PRGM

A single

slot

is

located

beneath

the

printer

cover

for

PROM Block installation (see Figure

2-31.

Interface Cards

Figure

2-3

shows a Model 5 with

the

top

cover removed

and

indicates

the

interface card

PC

slots.

Up

to

3 cards can be installed

at

one

time.

We

recommend

that

the

cards be installed with

the

first card in

the

left-most slot,

with

the

associated I/O

connector

in

the

bottom

backpanel

position.

Future

installations can be accomplished

more

easily with

the

card and

connector

installed

in

those

locations.

CAUTION

CARE MUST

BE

TAKEN TO ENSURE

THAT

THE

I/O CABLE

IS

NOT DAMAGED

DURING

ITS INSTALLATION.

Display

(Option

367)

A display can be installed

in

the

Model 5

by

replacing

the

A40(09S05-66540)

Father

board

with

an A41 Display assembly

(09S05-66541)

(see Figure 2

-3).

Exchange

credit

for

the

A40

-\

assembly will

not

be allowed.

Optional

Data

Registers (Options

365

or

366)

The

installation

of

additional

data

registers may be required

by

either

a

data

register

option

(Options

365

or

366)

or

an accessory

kit

option.

If

no

data

registers have been previously

installed,

either

the

30(09S05-11366)

or

the

1

00(09S05-11365)

data

register assembly may be

installed in

the

single slot

to

the

right

of

the

I/O cards (see Figure

2-3).

If

the

unit

contains

the

30

data

register assembly,

the

100

data

register

(09805-11365)

assembly (only) can be installed

by removing

the

previously installed assembly

and

replacing it

with

the

Option

365

assembly.

Chapter

3

INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE

The

calculator

can

Le

cleanell U'i

usil~£

a suft, flwi$,

cloth.

The

use

uf

abrasive

or

harsh

detergents

should

be

avoided,

and

moisture

should

not

be allowed

to

penetrate

into

the

calculator. Avoid scratching

the

display

\lvindow.

The

printer

requires

that

some

periodic

maintenance

be

performed

to

avoid

printer

failures.

The

manufacturer

recommends

that

these

procedures

be

performed

after

10

rolls

of

paper

or

every

3

months,

whichever occurs first.

Table

3-1.

Equipment

Required

for

P.M.'s

DESCRIPTION

*stiff bristle

brush

flexible bristle

brush

(·hp·

8520-0015)

soft

cloth

1.

Advance

the

paper

about

6".

Tear

off

and save

the

6"

strip

of

printer

paper.

2. Lift

the

printer

cover

up

and

remove

the

paper

tear

bar

and

print-drum

cover

(see

Figure

3-1)

by

pulling

each

device

up

until.it

releases.

Figure 3

-1.

The

Tear Bar

and

Print-Drum

Cover

*One

of

the

brushes in

the

service

kit

can be

trimmed

to

a

%"

length

for

this

purpose,

or

a

standard

typewriter

brush

can be used.

•

GENERAL

INFORMATION

PRINTER

MAINTENANCE

3-1

3-2

PRINTER

MAINTENANCE

(conti

nued)

INSTRUMENT

MAINTENANCE

3.

Remove

the

ribbon

and

inspect

it

for

wear.

If

the

ribbon

has begun

to

fragment

or fray,

the

ribbon

sh'luld

be

replaced

to

prevent

ribbon

particles

from

jamming

the

printer

mechanisms.

4.

Remove

the

roll

of

printer

paper.

5. Slide

the

6"

strip

of

printer

paper

(from

step

1)

around

the

print

drum

(see Figure

3-2).

6. Use a

stiff

brush

to

ciean each

character

on

the

print

drum.

7. When

the

drum

is

clean, fold

the

front

end

of

the

printer

paper

inward

about

1"

from

the

end

Jild

firmly

crease

the

fold.

Then,

pull the

paper

out

by

the

back

end

until it's

clear

of

the

drum.

Care

should

be

taken

to

ensure

that

a

minimum

of

the

paper's

contents

are spilled

when

the

paper

is

removed.

8.

Use a flexible

brush

to

dean

as

much

of

the

paper

chips

and

ribbon

particles from

the

printer

as

possible -especia!ly

in

the

area

of

the

print

drum.

9.

Wipe

the

remainder

of

the

printer

surface

areas clean

with

a

soft

cloth.

Figure

3-2.

The

6"

Strip

of

Paper Inserted During Cleaning

--

,

Chapter

4

ASSEMBLY

REPLACEMENT

This presentation provides the

information

for

accessing

each

of

the Model

5

assemblies.

CAUTION

ALL

AC POWER TO

THE

CALCULATOR

AND

ALL

CALCULATOR

PERIPHERALS

MUST

BE

DISCONNECTED

BEFORE

ANY

ASSEMBLY

IS

INSTALLED

OR

REMOVED.

Keyblocks and PROMs

•

CD

•

Remove

CD

for

Top

Cover Removal

Remove

CD

for

Bottom

Cover Removal

Figure

4-1.

The Various Access Screws

on

the

Bottom

of

the

Calculator.

Keyblock Access

e·*

The keyblock

can

be

removed by pressing up on the

bottom

of

the keyblock through the

access

,",ole

in the

bottom

of

the calculator.

The PROM

(see

'PROMs' in Chapter 2)

can

be

rerroved

by

lifting

the printer flap up and

lifting

the PROM

out

of

the printer.

•

4-1

MODEL

5

ASSEMBL

Y

ACCESS

4-2

ASSEMBLY

REPLACEMENT

Rear Panel Assy

09805-60301

Prin

Father

or

Display

Board

T1

9100-3297

I/O Card

Data

Register Assy

Figure

4-2.

The Model 5 Assemblies

LINE

Switch

3101-1720

Keyblock

Basket

5040-7406

AS3EMBL

,(

F~EPLACEMENT

The

Keyboard,

Display,

Data

Registers,

and

Interface

Assemblies

Each

of

these

assemblies

require

th3t

tile

printer

paper

and

top

cover

be

removed

to

enable

their

access.

Figure

4-1

shows

the

five

screws

which

secure

the

top

cover

to

the

chassis.

Once

the

top

cover

has

been

removed,

most

of

these

assemblies

Ciln

be

removed

without

disconnecting

ally

other

assemblv.

file

LlI'·JE

uN/OFF

switch

must

be

removed

from

the

keyboard

to

enable

keyboarJ

rC'mo'·!1.

Tb,

xevboard

.,ignal

cable

must

be

carefully

removed

from

the

left

IC

,>ocht.

When Illstalled,

the

cable

must

be

on

the

right

side

with

the

brown

wire

on

the

bottom.

CAUT;ON

THE

KEYBOARD

Ij\jTEPCOf\l~JECTING

CABLE

CAN BE

E~.SIL

Y

DAMAGED

DURING

KEYBOARD

INSTALLATION

OR

REMOVAL.

I

nterface

Cables

To

remove

an

I/O

cabie,

first

remove

the

printer

paper,

top

cover,

and

the

associated

interface

card.

Then,

remove

the

two

associated

screws in

the

back

panel

and

carefully

lift

the

cable

out

of

the

calculator.

LINE ON/OFF

Switch

If

the

LINE

ON/OFF

switch

is

defective,

it

should

be

removed

from

the

keyboard

and,

together

with

the

cable,

replaced.

A

soldering

iron

is

necessary

to

unsolder

the

cable

from

pins

B, H, L

and

M

of

the

power

module

(see

the

·P~lma

..

y

Power

Wiring

Diagram'

in

the

back

of

this

manual).

Printer

The

printer

paper,

top

cover,

bottom

cover,

paper

well,

and

ribbon

must

all

be

removed

before

the

printer

can

be

removed.

Then,

disconnect

the

printer

signal

cable

and

remove

the

four

slotted-type

screws

which

secure

the

printer

to

the

mother

board

(see

Figure

4-2),

CAUTION

THE

PRINTER

MUST BE

HANDLED

MJD

PACKAGED

CAREFULLY

TO

AVOID

ANY

UNNECESSI>-P.Y

[j~.MAGE

TO

ANY

PRINTER

PARTS.

Mother

Board

Replacement

The

following

assemblies

must

be

remGI/ed (in

ceder)

from

the

calculator

before

the

mother

board

can

be

removed:

1.

Paper

5.

Top

and

bottom

cove,s

9.

Keyblock

basket

2.

PROM

ass'y

6.

Display

or

Father

board

10.

Paperwell

3.

Keyblock

7.

All instulled

interface

Cards

11.

Printer

4.

All

peripherals

8.

Keybodrd

12.

Interface

chass

is

Once

all

of

these

assemblies

have

been

n:r:.ovsd

(in

order),

the

mother

board

can

be

disconnected

by

removing

the

screws

which

secure

the

mother

board

to

the

chassis

and

lifting

the

board

off

the

mainframe.

CAUTlOr..l

THE

MOTHER

BOARD

F!TS

iNTO

A

SLOT

WHICH IS

MOLDED

INTO

THE

FRONT

OF

THE

CHASS!S.

IJ'!Hcf\1

THE

MOTHER

BOARD

IS

BEING

INSTAL:_ED,

CARE

MUST

BE

TAKEN

TC

ENSURE

THAT

THE

MOTHER

BO/\RD

IS

pCOI='=~LY

PClSITIONED

(FRONT

FIRST)

OVER

THE

COlTER

C:";i'~E

A,~C

UNDER

THE

TWO

SIDE

GUIDES

IN

THE

FROi'H

OF

THE

CHASS:S.

ONCE

THE

MOTHER

BOARD

IS

SECURED

IN

PUl,CE,

RETUHf\j

THE

PREVIOUSLY

REMOVED

PARTS

(IN

THE

REVERSEO

ORDER

SHOWN

ABOVE)

TO

THE

CALCULATOR.

BE

SURE

THAT

THE

KEYBLOCK

BASKET

IS

PROPERLY

POSITIONED

OVER

THE

KEYBLCCK

CONNECTOR

ON

THE

MOTHER

BOARD.

4-3

MODEL

5

ASSEMBLY

ACCESS

(continued)

4-4

INSTALLATION

OF

MOOEL

5

ASSEMBLIES

ASSEMBLY

REPLACEMENT

.

')

Each

of

the

assemblies

should

be

returned

to

the

calculator

by

reversing

the

procedure

given for

its removal.

"\

1

Chapter

5

TROUBLESHOOTING

Initial Checks

Before an

attempt

is

made

to

repair

the

Model 5, a few quick checks should

be

made

to

ensure

that

a failure has actually

occurred:

1.

Verify

the

customer's

complaint

and ensure

that

the

complaint

is

not

due

to

some

type

of user error.

2. Check for an

improperly

installed system; especially verify

that

any

installed PROM

is

being used with

the

correct

type

of keyblock.

3.

If

the

calculator

is

completely

inoperative, check

and,

if necessary, replace

the

line fuse.

If

the

line fuse blows again, refer

to

Table

5-1

for repairing

the

instrument.

4. Disconnect

any

installed peripherals and verify

that

a peripheral

is

not

the

source

of

the

trouble.

5. Use

the

special

System

Test

PROM (-hp- PIN

9805-90031)

to

check

calculator

-see

'Using

the

System Test PROM' on

the

following pages.

NOTE

The

Power

Supply

Test

Assembly (5060-9199) should

be

installed

in

one

of

the

I/O slots

(component

side

to

the

left) and each

of

the

power

supplies tested before performing

any

of

the

following procedures. Each

power

supply

output

should be within

the

tolerances given below.

Isolating

the

Problem

Supply

+5Vdc

+6Vdc

-12Vdc

+15Vdc

Tolerance

+4.75

to

+5.25

+5.6

to

+6.6

-11.2

to

-13.2

+14.1

to

+

16.3

Once

the

initial checks have been

made

and

are

found

to

be

satisfactory,

Table

5-1

should

assist you

in

finding the defective assembly.

•

The

Model 5

'System

Test

PROM'

is

programmed

to

test

either

the

basic

calculator,

the

data

storage registers,

the

printer,

or

the

plotter

I/O card (which includes a cursory

test

of

the

9862A

Plotter).

To

use

the

PROM,

perform

the following

procedure:

1.

Switch

the

calculator

OFF,

and

install

the

PROM.

Then,

remove

any

installed keyblock

and peripheral

(other

than

the

plotter) and switch

the

system ON.

2. PRESS:

!~.:;

i01Q\

H

0~O

Exerciser

10

is

selected

to

test

the

basic machine. This

key

sequence

can be used for

other

exercisers by replacing

the

10

with

the

appropriate

exerciser

number

(20,30,

or

40).

3. When

3.14

is

pri nted and displayed, exerciser

lOis

complete

and

the

resulting pri

ntout

should be

the

same

as

the

exerciser 10

listin~1

provided

on

the

following page.

4.

If

any exerciser

fail5

~o

run properly, see Table

5-2.

5. Exerciser

20

(Dat3Storage

Register),

30

(Printer), or

40

(Plotter) may be run

by

performing

the

instructions given below, then using the key sequence from

step

2 (with

the

appropriate

exerciser

number)

to

run

the

test.

REPAIRING

THE

MOOEL

5

USING

THE

SYSTEM

TEST

PROM

5-1

5-2

USING

THE

SYSTEM

TEST

PROM

(continued)

TROUBLESHOOTING

NOTE

Exerciser

10

must

be successfully

completed

before

continuing

to

any

other

exerciser.

BASIC

MACHINE

PRINTOUT

Exerciser No. 10

CLEAR

1.02345678~

00

u

.0OOOOOuOO

00

u

1.00000)00U

00

SI

2.00vOJQOUO

00

u

3.000(;00000

00

SI

-4.()OO(.iJOO(;U

00

u-

5.uOOOOOUOO

00

SI

6.00000(01)0

00

SI

7.000uOOCUU

00

u

COMMENT

AT

l1+10%

CLEAr..

4.00

SI

100.00

u

101.00

u

101.00

u

102.00

u

102.00

u

103.00

n

103.00

u

104.00

u

104.00

It

105.(lO

u

1U5.00

u

106.00

u

106.00

u

107.uo

It

107.00

n

108.00

rt

108.00

u

109.00

u

110.00

u

210.00

u

310.00

n

1.00

a

~Red

.00

t:t

1.vO

u~Red

2.0U

u

3.

14

SI

-~

TROUBLESHOOTING

Instructions

for

Exerciser

20

Run

E,,,d,,,

10, then PRESS,

~~

0

c="-~

~~

,

~----'

After

'DATACLEAR'

is

printed,

input

the

number

of

registers

which

are

installed

in

the

calculator

(30

or

100)

and

press

RUN.

Each

of

the

nine

checks

begins

with

the

printing

of

DA

T

A

and

either

29

or

99

(the

nUfYIller

of

registers

minus

1).

Each

of

the

9

tests

should

result

in

a

printout

of

the

data

in

each

register,

separated

into

groups

of

10

Ii

.e.,

either

3

or

10

groups

of

10). Each individual

check

is

complete

when

END

is

printed.

The

final

(9th)

printout

is

one

decimal

for

each

data

register.

The

complete

exerciser

may

take

up

to

15

minutes.

I

nstructions

for

Exerciser

30

Run

Exerciser

10,

then

PRESS:

~~:;

G\

~

BUN,

u~

STOP:

I

Exerciser

30

should

result

in

the

following

printout.

Instructions

for

Exerciser

40

CLEAR

iJOOOJ000000ti+OOS+

y 111 1

111

1

ell

1

~x

(222222222220222(:

2333333333j3F333)·

A44444444444G444X·

V555S5S~SS5SHSS5~t

466666~o~6601666~+

#77777777777JL77~

~888d8~8~ri~~MG88~~

-~99999)j3qj~-99LU

Run

Exerciser

10

before

beginning

Exerciser

40.

The

plotter

exerciser

completely

checks

the

plotter

I/O

card,

but

is

only

a

cursory

check

of

the

plotter.

Before

beginning

the

test,

place a

sheet

of

paper

on

the

platen

and

set

the

two

plotter

limits 1 inch in

from

the

edges

of

the

paper.

Then,

run

the

exerciser

by

pressing:

!~".:

0

~

H

~tJ

NOTE

If Exerciser 40 runs

properly,

but

the

customer's

plotter

routines

fail,

the

'Statistics

Keyblock

Checkout

Procedure'

should

be

performed.

5-3

5-4

TROUBLESHOOTING

1"

Figure

5-1.

Results from Exerciser

40.

HP 9805A User manual

Popular Calculator manuals by other brands