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TM
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FIVE
COMPARTMENT
PORTABLE
POWER
MODULE
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INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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Box
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97077
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Printing
SEP
1975
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JUL
1988
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instrument
has
a
serial
number
on
a
panel
insert,
tag,
a
stamped
on
the
chassis
.
The
first
number
or
letter
_
designates
the
country
of
manufacture
.
The
last five
digits
of
the
serial
number
are
assigned
sequentially
and
are
--J
unique
to
each
instrument
.
Those
manufactured
in
the
United States
have
six
unique
digits
.
The
country
of
l
manufacture
is
identified
as
follows
:
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Tektronix,
Inc
.,
Beaverton,
Oregon,
USA
100000
Tektronix
Guernsey,
Ltd
.,
Channel
Islands
200000
Tektronix
United
Kingdom,
Ltd
.,
London
300000
Sony/Tektronix,
Japan
700000
Tektronix
Holland,
NV,
Heerenveen,
The
Netherlands
Section
1
SPECIFICATION
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1-1
Introduction
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Instrument
Description
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Performance
Conditions
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Electrical
Characteristics
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1-1
Physical
Characteristics
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1-3
OPERATORS
PART-ENGLISH
Section
2
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
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2-1
General
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Installation
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Power
Source
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2-1
Power
Usage
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2-1
Operating
Temperatures
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2-1
Plug-in
Modules
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2-1
Module
Installation
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2-1
Turn-on
Procedure
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2-2
Building
a
System
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2-2
Family
Compatibility
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2-2
Customizing
the
Interface
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2-2
Installation
and
Pre-Turn
On
Procedure
2-3
Front
and
Rear Cover Removal
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2-3
Use
of Bail
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2-3
Line
Voltage
Selector
and
Fuse
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2-5
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BJUN
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OPERATORS
PART
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
UST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
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ii
OPERATORS
PART-FRENCH
LIST
OFTABLES
.
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ii
OPERATORS
SAFETY
SUMMARY
.
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iii
SERVICE
SAFETY
SUMMARY
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Chapitre
2
INSTRUCTIONS
D'UTILISATION
Installation
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2-1
Source
d'alimentation
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2-1
Consommation
.
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2-1
Temperature
de
fonctionnement
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2-1
Tiroirs
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2-1
Installation
du
module
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2-1
Mise
en
service
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2-2
Conception d'un
systeme
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2-2
Compatibilite
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2-2
Cor~eption
de
('interface
selon
les
besoins
specifiques
du
client
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2-2
Installation
et
mise en
service
preli-
minaire
.
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2-3
Demontage
des
capots
avant
et
arriere
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2-3
Utilisation
de
la
barre
d'inclinaison
.
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2-5
Slecteur de
la
tension
reseau et fusible
2-5
OPERATORS
PART-GERMAN
Kapitel2
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
TM
515
Einfuhrung
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2-1
Einbau
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2-1
Netzspannung
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Leistungsaufnahme
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2-1
Betriebstemperaturen
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2-1
Einschube
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2-1
Einschubeinbau
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2-1
Einschaltvorgang
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2-2
Aufbau
eines
McBsystems
......
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2-2
Kompatibilit~t
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2-2
Anwenderbezogenes
Interface
....
2-2
Einbau
and
Anleitung
vor der
Inbetriebnahme
.
.
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2-3
Entfernen
der
vorderen
and
hinteren
Abdeckhauben
...
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2-3
Gebrauch
des Standbugels
...
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2-3
Netzspannungswahl
and
Sicherungen
.
.
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2-5
TM
515
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont)
OPERATORS
PART-JAPANESE
Section
3
MAINTENANCE
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3-1
General
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3-1
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Introduction
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Cabinet
Removal
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Preventive
Maintenance
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Parts
Ordering
and
Replacing
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Packaging
Information
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5
SERVICE
PART
WARNING
Section
4
OPTIONS
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41
Option
s
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4-1
Option
6
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Option
7
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4-1
Section
5
REPLACEABLE
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
5-1
Section
6
DIAGRAMS
AND
CIRCUIT
BOARD
ILLUSTRATIONS
Power
Module
Interface
Pin
Assignments
Detailed
Block
Diagram
Schematic Diagram
Parts
Location
Grid
and
Reference
Tables
Option
6
Parts
Location
THE
FOLLOWING
SERVICING
INSTRUCTIONS
Section
7
REPLACEABLE
MECHANICAL
PARTS
7-1
ARE
FOR
USE
BYQUALIFIED
PERSONNEL
ONLY
.
TO
AVOID
PERSONAL
INJURY,
DO
NOT
PER-
Exploded View
FORM
ANY
SERVICING
O
THER
THAN
THAT
CON-
Accessories
TAINED
IN
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
UNLESS
YOU
ARE
QUALIFIED
TO
DO
SO
.
CHANGE
INFORMATION
ii
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A
JUN
1980
LIST
O
F
I
LLUSTRATIONS
Figure
Page
TM
515
Five
Compartment
Power
Module
. .
vi
1-1
Dimensional
Diagram
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1-4
2-1
Interface
Board
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2-2
2-2
End
Clamp
Detail
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2-3
2-3
Bail
Usage
and
Storage
......
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2-4
2-4A
Rearview
......
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2-5
2-4B
Front
View
.........
.
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.........
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2-6
2-5
Line
Voltage
Selector
and
Fuse
.....
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2-7
3-1
Reassembly
Guide-Pin
Alignment
.
. .
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.
.
.
3-1
3-2
Semiconductor
device
lead
configurations
found
in
the
TM
500
family
......
.
.
.
.
...
.
3-5
3~
Light-emitting
diode (LED)
lead
orientation
.
.
3-7
-LIST
O
F
TABLES
1-1
SUPPLIES
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1-1
1-2
SERIES
PASS
TRANSISTORS
.......
.
1-2
1-3
SOURCE
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
...
1-2
1-4
MISCELLANEOUS
....
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1-3
1-5
ENVIRONMENTAL
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1-3
1-6
MECHANICAL
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1-3
TM
s1s
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198
1
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The
general
safety
information
in this
part
ofthesummary
Grounding
the
Product
is
for
both
operating
and
servicing
personnel
.
Specific
This
product
is
grounded
through
the
grounding
conduc-
warnings
and
cautions
will
be
found
throughout
the
for
of
the
power
cord
.
To
avoid
electrical
shock,
plug
the
manual
where
they
apply,
but
may
not
appear
in
this
summary
.
power
cord
into
a
properly
wired
receptacle
before
connecting
to the
product
input
or output terminals
.
A
protective
ground
connection
by
way
of
the
grounding
conductor
in
the
power
cord
is
essential
for
safe
opera-
tion
.
In
This
Manual
CAUTION
statements
identify
conditions
or
practices
that
could
result
in
damagetothe
equipment
or other
property
.
WARNING
statements
identify
conditions
or
practices
that
could
result
in
personal
injury
or
loss
of
life
.
As
Marked
on
Equipment
CAUTION
indicates
a
personal
injury
hazard
not
im-
mediately
accessible
as
one
reads
the
marking,
or
a
hazard
to
property
including
the
equipment
itself
.
DANGER
indicates
a
personal
injury
hazard
immediately
accessible
as
one
reads
the
marking
.
In
This
Manual
Power
Source
REVA
JUN
198
0
OPERATORS
SAFETY
SUMMARY
TERM
S
SYMBOLS
IThis
symbol
indicates
where
applicable
Q
cautionary
or
other
information
is
to
be
found
.
This
product
is
intended
to
operate
from
a
power
source
that
will
not
apply
more
than
250
volts
rms
between
the
supply
conductors
or
between
either
supply
conductor
and
ground
.
A
protective
ground
connection
by
way
of
the
grounding conductor
in
the
power
cord
is
essential
for
safe
operatinn
.
Danger
Arising
From
Loss
of
Ground
Upon
loss of
the
protective-ground
connection,
all
accessible
conductive
parts
(including
knobs
and
con-
trols
that
may
appear
to
be
insulating)
can
render
an
electric
shock
.
Use
the
Proper
Power
Cord
TM
515
Use
only the
power
cord
and
connector
specified
for
your
product
.
Use
only a
power
cord
that
is
in
good
condition
.
Refer
cord
and
connector
changes
to
qualified
service
personnel
.
Use
the
Proper
Fuse
To
avoid
fire
hazard,
use
only the
fuse
of
correct
type,
voltage
rating
and
current
rating
as
specified
in
the
parts
list
for
your
product
.
Refer fuse
replacement
to
qualified
service
personnel
.
Do
Not
Operate
in
Explosive
Atmospheres
To
avoid
explosion,
do
not
operate
this
product
in
an
As
Marked
on
Equipment
explosive
atmosphere
unless
it
has
been
specifically
certified
for
such
operation
.
DANGER
-
High
voltage
.
Protective
ground
(earth)
terminal
.
Do
Not
Remove
Covers
a
Panels
Q
ATTENTION
-
refer
to
manual
.
To
avoid
personal
injury,
do
not
remove
the
product
covers
or
panels
.
Do
not
operate
the
product
without
the
covers
and
panels properly
installed
.
Do
Not
Operate
Without
Covers
(for
TM
500
plug-
ins
only)
To
avoid
personal
injury,
do
not
operate
this
product
withoutcovers
or
panels
installed
.
Do
not
apply
power
to
the
plug-in
via
a
plug-in
extender
.
TM
515
SERVICE
SAFETY
SUMMARY
FOR
QUALI
FI
ED
SFRVI
CE
PERSONNEL
ONL
Y
Refer
also
to the
preceding
Operators Safety
Summary
.
Oo
Not
Service
Alone
Disconnect
power
before
removing
protective panels,
soldering, or
replacing
components
.
Do
not
perform
internal
service
or
adjustment
of
this
product
unless
another
person
capable
of
rendering
first
aid
and
resuscitation
is
present
.
This
product
is
intended
to
operate
from
a
power
source
USe
Care
When
Servicing
With
Power
On
that
will
not
apply
more
than
250
volts
rms
between
the
supply
conductors
or
between
either
supply
conductor
Dangerous
voltages
exist
at
several
points
i
n
this
product
.
and
ground
.
A
protective
ground
connection
by
way
of
the
To
avoid
personal
injury,
do
not
touch
exposed
connec-
grounding
conductor
in
the
power
cord
is
essential
for
lions
and
components
while
power
is
on
.
safe
operation
.
vi
Power
Source
REVA
JUN
1980
Dans
ce
manuel
CONSIGNES
DE
SECURITE
TERMES
TM
515
Ce
rappel
des
consignes
g~n~rales
de
s~curit~ s'adresse
~
la
fois
aux
utilisateurs
et
au
personnel
de
maintenance
.
Avertissements
et
precautions
~
respecter
sont
annotfss
au
long
de
ce
manuel
~
chaque
fois
que
('utilisation
du
TM
515
I'exige
.
I
I
est
~
voter
que
ceux-ci
peuvent
ne
pas
figurer
dans
cette
rubrique
de
rappel
.
Les
paragraphes
intitul~s
ATTENTION
identifient
les
cir~nstances
ou
operations
pouvant
entrainer
la
d~t~rioration
de
I'appa-
reil
ou
de tout
autre
~quipement
.
Les
paragraphes
intitulEs
AVERTISSEMENT
indiquent
les
circonstances
dangereuses pour
I'utilisateur
(danger
de mort
ou
ris-
que
de
blessure)
.
Reperes
graves
sur
1'appareil
CAUTION
(ATTENTION)
:
ce
mot
identifie
les
zones
de
risque
non
imm~diatement
perceptibles
ou un
risque
wentuel
de
d~-
t~rioration
de
I'appareil
.
DANGER
(DANGER)
:
ce
mot
indique
les
zones
de
risque
imm~diat
pouvant
entrainer
blessures
ou
mort
.
Dans
ce
manuel
Ce
symbole
signifie
rse reporter
au
manuels
.
Graves sur
I'appareil
DANGER
-
Haute
tension
Borne
de
masse
de
protection
(te~re)
ATTENTION
-
se
reporter
au
manuel
Source
d'alimentation
SYMBOLES
L'appareil
est
conqu
pour
fonctionner
~
partir
dune
source
d'alimentation
maximale
de
250
V
efficaces
entre
les
conducteurs
d'alimentation
ou
entre
chaque
conducteur
d'alimentation
et
la
terre
.
Pour
utiliser
I'appareil
en
toute
s~curit~,
une
connexion
~
la
masse,
r~alis~e
au
moyen
d'un
oorducteur pr~vu
dans
le
cordon
d'alimentation
est
indispensable
.
@
June
1980
vti
TM
515
Mise
~
la
masse
de
I'apparei)
Une
fois
installs
dans
le
chassis
d'alimentation,
I'appareil
est
relic
fi
la
masse
i3
I'aide
d'un
conducteur
du
cordon
d'alimentation
.
Pour
~viter
tout
choc
~lectrique,
insurer
la
prise
du
cordon
d'alimentation
dans
une
prise
de
distribution
correspondante avant
de
connecter
1'entr~e
ou
les
sorties
de
I'appareil
.
En
car
de
coupure
de
la
connexion
de masse, tour
les
Ll~ments conducteurs
accessibles
(y
compris boutons
et
commander
ap-
paraissant
isolants)
peuvent
provoquer
un choc
~lectrique
.
Utiliser
le
fusible
appropri~
Pour
witer
tout
risque
d'accident
(incendie
. .
.)
n'utiliser
que
le
fusible
recommand~
pour
votre
appareil
.
t_e
fusible
de remplacement
dolt toujours
correspondre
au
fusible
remplack
:
meme
type,
meme
tension
et
meme
courant
.
Un
remplacement
de
fusible
ne
doit
titre
effectu~
que
par
un
personnel
qualifi~
.
Ne
pas
utiliser I'appareil
en
atmospheres
explosives
Pour
~viter
toute
explosion,
ne pas
utiliser
cet appareil
dans
une
atmosphere
de
gaz
explosifs
.
Ne
pas
d~monter
les
capots
ou
les
panneaux
Pour
~viter
toute
blessure,
ne
pas
oter
les
capots
ou
les
panneaux
.
N'utiliser
I'appareil
que
si
ceux-ci
ont
~t~
correctemPnt
re-
mis
en
place
.
Ne
pas
utiliser 1'appareil
sans
les
capots
de
protection
Pour
~viter
tout
risque
de
blessure,
ne
pas
utiliser
cet
appareil
alors
que
les
capots
ou panneaux
n'ont
pas
~t~
installs
.
Ne
pas
appliquer
les
alimentations
au
tiroir
par
I'interm~diaire
d'un
prolongateur
.
viii
@
June
1980
SICHERHEITSANGABEN
FURDEN
ANWENDER
Die
allgemeinen
Sicherheitsinformationen
in
diesem
Teil
der
Angaben
dienen
dem
Anwender-
and
Servicepersonal
.
Spezielle
Warnungen
and
Hinweise
sind
uberall
im
Handbuch
zu
finden,
miissen
jedoch
in
diesen
Angaben
nicht
erscheinen
.
In
diesem
Handbuch
VORSICHTSHINWEISE
erl~utern
Bedingungen,
die zur
ZersttSrung
des
Ger~tes
oder anderer
Gegen-
st~nde
fiihren
kSnnten
.
WARNUNGSHINWEISE
erl~utern
Bedingungen,
die
zu
Personensch~den
fiihren
kt5nnen
oder
lebens-
gef~hrlich
sind
.
Marlrierungen
auf
dem
Gerat
CAUTION
-
VORSICHT
weist
darauf
hin,
da(3
durch
zuf~lliges
Benihren
an
einer nicht
unmit-
telbar
zug~nglichen
Stelle
Personenschaden
entstehen
kann,
oder
Schaden
am
Ger~t
selbst
.
DANGER
-
GEFAHR
weist
darauf
hin, da(3
durch
zuf~lliges
Beriihren
an
einer
zug~nglichen
Stelle
Personenschaden
entstehen
kann
.
In
diesem
Handbuch
BEGRIFFE
SYMBOLS
Dieses
Symbol
zeigt an,
wo
Vorsicht
walten
zu
lassen
ist,
oder
wo
Informationen
zu
finden sind
.
Markierungen
auf
dem
Ge~at
GEFAHR
-
Hochspannung
.
Schutzerdungskontakt
.
ACHTUNG
-
beziehen
Sie
sich
auf
das
Handbuch
.
Netzspannungsversorgung
Die
Betriebsspannung
fur
dieses
Ger~t
dart
250
V
e
nicht
iiberschreiten
and
ist
an
die
Versorgungslei-
tungen
bzw
.
an
eine
Versorgungsleitung
and
Masse
anzulegen
.
Innefialb
des
Netzanschlufikabels
mu(3
ein Schutzleiter
vorhanden
sein,
der
mit
Ger~temasse
verbunden
ist
.
TM
515
@
June
1980
ix
TM
515
MasseanschluB
des
Gerates
Dieses
Ger~t
wind
uber
den
Schutzleiter
der
Versorgungseinheit
mit
Erdpotential
verbunden
.
Zur
Ver-
meidung
von
elektrischen
Schli~gen
ist
vor
der
Beschaltung
der
Ein-
and
Ausg~nge
der
Netz-
stecker
in
eine
korrekt
verdrahtete
Steckdose
einzustecken
.
Verwenden
Sie
den
Schutzleiter
nicht
als
einzige
Verbindung
rnischen
rnei
oder
mehreren
Geri
;lten
.
Zur
Vermeidung
von
elektrischen
Schl~-
gen
sind
die
Gerdte
untereinander
mit separaten
Leitungen
zu
verbinden
.
Vervvendung
einer
richtigen
Sichenrng
Zur
Vermeidung
von
Brandsch~den
sind
nur
Sicherungen
zu
verwenden,
die
in
den
Teilelisten
dieses
Gerdtes
aufgefuhrt
sind
and
die
in
Spannungs-
and
Stromwert
entsprechend
sind
.
Ersatz
von
Siche-
rungen
ist
nur
von
geschultem
Personal
vorzunehmen
.
Arbeiten Sie
nicht
in
explosiver
Umgebung
Zur
Vermeidung
von Explosionen
ist
die
Inbetriebnahme
dieses
Geri~tes
in
explosiver
Umgebung
zu
unterlassen,
wenn
das
Ger~t
nicht
dafiir
geeignet
ist
.
Entfernen Sie
keine
Gehauseabdeckungen
Zur
Vermeidung
von
Personensch~den
sind
keine
Geh~useteile
zu
entfernen
.
Auch
ist
das
Ger~t
ohne
Geh~use
nicht
in
Betrieb
zu
nehmen
.
Arbeiten
Sie
nicht
ohne
Gehauseabdeckung
Zur
Vermeidung
von
Personensch~den
ist
das
Geritt
nicht
ohne
Geh~use
in
Betrieb
zu
nehmen
.
Der
Einschub
sollte
nicht
uber
einen Verl~ngerungsadapter
betrieben
werden
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TM
515
TM
515
Five
Compartment
Portable
Power
Module
.
REV
A JUN
1980
INTRO
DU
CTI
O
N
Available
options
allow
the
rear
i
nterface
to
be
customized
(Option
5),
operation
from
power
sources
with
a
line
frequency
of
up
to
400
Hz
(Option
6),
and
specific
Instrument
Description
interconnect+ons
for
specialized
plug-ins
(Option
7)
.
The
TM
515
is
a
five-wide
power
module
compatible
Performance
Conditions
with
most
TM
500
plug-ins
.
It
provides
unregulated
ac
and
do
supplies
and
nondedicated
power
transistors
for
use
by
The
values
listed
below
are
valid
only
when
the
the
plug-ins
.
This
mainframe
does
not
have
a
high-power
instrument
is
operated
at
an
ambient temperature
compartment
but
does
feature
forced-air
cooling
.
between
0°C
and
+50°C
.
+33
.5
Vdc
Tolerance'
I
I
+
23
.7
V
to
+4
0
.
0
V
PARD
(Periodic
and
Random
I
,2
.5
VPP
Deviation)
Maximum
load
~
I
350
mA
Maximum
load
di/dt
10 mA/,us
-33
.5
Vdc
Tolerance'
-23
.7
V
to
-40
.0
V
PARD
,2
.5
VPP
Maximum
load
350
mA
Maximum
load
di/dt
10
mA/us
+11
.5
Vdc
Tolerance'
+7
.6
V
to
+16
.0
V
PARD
<2
.5
VPP
Maximum
load
1
.3
A
Maximum
load
di/dt
20
mA/ps
25
Vac
(2
each)
Range
25
.0
Vrms
+10%
;
-15%
Maximum
load
25
VA
Maximum
floating
V
350
V,
.
.t
REV
A
JAN
1980
SPECIFICATION
ELECTRICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
Table
1-1
SUPP~IES
Section
1-TM
515
Characteristics
I
Performance
Requirements
I
SuppIemeMal
Information
Specification-TM
515
17
.5
Vac
Range
20
.5
Vrms
+10%
;
-20%
grounded
center
tap
Maximum
load
30
VA
Maximum
Plug-in
Power
draw
from
mainframe
°
I
135
Wdc
or
75
VAac
Combined
Power
Draw
sharing
limitation
°
I
VAac
+
2
.1
Wdc
~75
Fuse Data
+33
.5
Vdc
2
.5 A,
3
AG,
fast
blow
-33
.5
Vdc
2
.5 A,
3
AG,
fast
blow
+11
.5
Vdc
7
.5 A,
3
AG,
fast
blow
Type
'
Worst
case
;
low
line-full
load
and
high
line-no
load values
including
PARD
.
°
At
nominal
line
voltage
.
Characteristics
Maximum
dissipation
Voltage ranges
Line
frequency
Option
6
Table
1-1 (coot)
Characteristics
Performance
Requirements
Supplemental
Information
Characteristics
Maximum
power
consumption
Fuse
data
100
V,
110
V,
120
V
ranges
200
V,
220
V,
240
V
ranges
Table
1-2
SERIES
PASS
TRANSISTORS
Performance
Requirements
Table
1-3
SOURCE
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
Performance
Requirements
Supplemental
Information
One
each
NPN
and
PNP
per
compartment
.
7
.5
W
each,
15
W
total
.
Supplemental
Information
Selectable
100
V,
110
V,
120
V,
200
V,
220
V,
and
240
V
nominal
line,
t10%
.
48
Hz
to
60
Hz
48
Hz
to
400
Hz
240
W
3A, 3
AG,
slow
blow
3A, 3
AG,
slow
blow
1-2
REV
A
JAN
1980
Maximum
recommended
plug-in
power
dissipation
One-wide
Two-wide
~
125
to 35
W
Overall
Tem
perat
ure
Operating
Non-operati
ng
Humidity
Altitude
Operating
Non-operating
Vi
bration
Shock
@
JAN
1980
Characteristics
Characteristics
Characteristics
Net weight
Overall
dimensions
Table
1-4
MISCELLANEOUS
PHYSICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
Table
1-5
ENVIRONMENTAL'
10
to
15
W
Information
Specification-TM
515
Performance
Requirements
~
Supplemental
Information
Meets
or
exceeds
MIL-T-288008,
class
5
requirements
with
exception
for
EMC
.
0°
C
to
50°
C
-55°
C
to
+75°
C
90
to
95°k
R
.H
.
for
five
days
cycled
to
+50°C
4
.6
km
(15,000
ft
.)
15
km
(50,000
ft
.)
0 .38
mm
(0 .015
in
.),
10
Hz
to
55
Hz,
75
minutes
30
g
.
(1/2
sine),
11
ms,
18
shocks
Bench
handling
45°,
4
in
.,
or
equilibrium,
whichever
occurs
first
Transportation
Qualified
under
National
Safe
Transit
Association
Preshipment
Test
Procedures
1A-B-1
and
1A-B-2
.
'
With
plug-lrts
;
some
plug-ins require
additional
limitations
.
Table
1-6
MECHANICAL
Information
10
.2
kg
(22
.5
Ibs)
Height-17
.3
cm
(6
.8 in
.)
Width-38
.1
cm
(15
.0 in
.)
Length-50
.8
cm
(20
.0 in
.)
Spscifieation-TM
515
. .
.
"
~n~
'
. .
..
. .
.
.....
.
...
.
.
. . .. . . . . ..
.
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1
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.
1-1
Dimensional
Diagram
.
zoso-so
G
EN
ERAL
Each
plug-in
is
provided
access
to a
pai
r
of
heat-si
nked,
series-pass
transistors,
one
NPN
and
the
other
PNP
.
Installation
These
transistors
enable
the
plug-ins
to
operate
in
power
ranges
not
possible
if
the
power were
to
be
dissipated
in
For
full
installation
instructions
refer
to
the
procedure
the
plug-ins
themselves
.
a
t
the
end
of
this
section
.
Power
Source
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
The
TM
515
is
designed
to
operate
f
rom
a power
source
with
its
neutral
ator
near
earth
(ground)
potential
with
a
separate
safety-earth
conductor
.
It
is
not
intended
for
operation
from
two phases
of
a
multi-phase
system
.
The
standard instrument
has a 48
Hz
to
60
Hz
line
frequency
range
for
fan
operation
.
Option 6
extends
the
upper
limit
of
this
range
to
400
Hz
.
Since
the
TM
515
can be
stored
in
temperatures
Power
Usage
between
-40°C
and +TS°C,
allow
the
instrument's
With
five
plug-ins
installed,
the
TM
515
may
require
up
chassis
to
return
to
within the
operating
limits
before
to
240
watts
at
the
upper
limits
of
the
high
line
voltage
aPPIYin9
Power
.
ranges
.
Actual
power
consumption
depends
on
the
par-
ticular
plug-in
configuration
and
operating
modes
Plug-in
Modules
selected
.
It
is
not
necesserythat
all
the
plug-in
compartments
be
filled
in
order
to
operate
the
Power
Module
.
The
only
t
.oading
Considerations
.
The
power
capability
of
the
modules
needed
are
those
necessary
to
accomplish
the
TM
515 can
best
be used by
carefully
planningthe
plug-in
task
.
configuration,
the
external
loads,
and
the
resulting
power
distributions
.
Optimum
conditions
may
be
obtained
by
:
1
.
Having
equal loads
in
all
compartments
.
2
.
Dissipating
as
much
power
as
possible
in
the
external
loads
.
3
.
Operating the
system
in
an
ambient
temperature
near
25°
C
.
HEV
BJAN
1980
Operating
Temperatures
The
TM
515 can
be
operated
in
an
ambient
air
temperature
of
0°C
to
50°C
.
Thermal
cutout
devices
protect
the
system
by disconnecting
the
power
to
the
TM
515
Power
Module
when
internal
temperatures
rise
above
a
safe
operating
level
.
These
devices
automatically
return
power
to
the
unit
when
the
internal
temperatures
return
to
a
safe
level
.
CA
UTION
section
2-TNt
s1s
The
TM
515
should
be
turned
off
before
inserting
or
removing
any
plug-ins
as
arcing
may
occur
and
result in
circuit
damage
.
The
TM
515
has no
high-power
compartment,
so
care
should be
taken
in
selecting
plug-ins,
since
some
units
Module
Installation
may
not
operate
at
full
capability
in
this
module
.
For
instance,
some
TM
500
power
supply
type
plug-ins
will
1
.
Check
the
location
of
the
plastic
barriers
on
the
not
produce
maximum
rated current
when
powered
from
TM
515
interconnecting
jacktoensurethattheirlocations
this
module
.
Combinations
of
other
plug-ins also
may
not
match
the
slots
in
the
edge
of
the
plug-in
circuit
board
.
operate
at
full
capability
.
An
example
here
might
be
three
units
rated
at
75
watts
maximum
power
dissipation
each
.
All
plug-ins
working
at
their
maximum
rating
would
2
.
Take
off
the
PLUG-IN
RETAINER
by unscrewing
probably
blow
the
line
fuse,
if
the
thermal
cut-out
didn't
the
three
bolts
holding
it
in
place
on
the
lower
side
of
the
operate
first
.
front
aperture
.
Operating
Instructions-TM
515
3
.
Align
the
plug-in
chassis
with
the
upper
and
lower
between
pins
6
and
7
of
its
main
circuit
board
edge
guides
of
the
selectedcompartment
.Inserttheplug-inand
connector
.
This
slot
and
barrier
combination
is
the
press
firmly
to the
circuit
board
in
the
interconnecting
primary
keying
assignment
.
jack
.
(Remove
the
plug-in
by
pulling
on
the white
release
latch
in
the
lower
left
corner
of
the
front
panel
.)
TM
500-compatible
plug-ins
are also
identified
by
the
white
color
of
the
release
latch
.
4
.
Replacethe
PLUG-IN
RETAINER
removed
in
step
2
.
Turn-on
Procedure
The
modularity
of
thisinstrumentationsystemprovides
Press
the
POWER
switch,
found
onthe
rear
panel
of
the
for
many
different
functions
to
be
performed
by
the
plug-
TM
515, to
its
ON
position
.
Some
plug-ins
have
indepen-
in
modules
.
Specific
functions
are
grouped
intofamilies
or
dent
power
switches,
usually labeled
OUTPUT,
con-
classes,
of
which
there
may
be
several
plug-in
module
trolling
application
of
module
powertothe
plug-in
.
Press
members
(e .g
.,
Power
Supplies,
Signal
Sources,
and
theseswitchestoactivatetheseplug-insoncetheModular
Measurement)
.
Each
modular
member
of
a
functional
Power
is
turned
on
.
family
will
have
a
second
slot
unique
to
its
family located
in
its
edge
connector
.
The
TM
515
user
can
"program"
one
or
more
compartments
to
accept
only
members
of
BUILDING
A
SYSTEM
that
family
by
installing
a
second
barrier
key
in
the
interface
connector
to
match
the
module's
slot
location
.
Family
Compatibility
An
entire
TM
515
can
be
modified
in
this
manner
to
set
Mechanically,
the
plug-ins
are
very
similar
to
other
instruction
systems
for
specific
work
functions
.
To
order
Tektronix
products
.
However,
they
are not
electrically
extra
barrier
keys
refer
to
the
Mechanical
Parts
list
.
compatible
.
Therefore,
the
TM
515
interface
has
barrier
keys
on
the
mating
connectors
between
pins
6
and
7 to
Jumper
wires
can
be
used
to
further
specialize
the
ensure
that
incompatible
plug-ins
cannot
beinserted
.
See
interface
.
Compartments
can
be
made
to
"talk" to
each
Fig
.
2-1
.
A
compatible
plug-in
will
have
a
matching
slot
other by
connecting
jumpers
on
the
front
side
of
the
2-2
Flg
.
2-1
.
Interface
Board
.
Customizing
the
Interface
REV
B
JAN
1980
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