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HP 2040D User Manual

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Series 2040 Test System

Series 2040 Maintenance Manual V2.00

Diagnostics

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1) Verify on the relay controller board (0000-5X44) that pin #3 relative

to pin #4 of connector P3 (PSC Port) is low or at a logic “0.” If not, a

problem exists on the PSC board, in the fault/inhibit cable from the

PSC board to connector P3, or with connector P3 .

2) Otherwise, verify that pin #3 relative to pin #4 of connector P5

which mates to the first relay disconnect board is low or at a logic “0.”

If not, a problem exists on the relay controller board.

3) Otherwise, on the first relay disconnect board, verify that pin #3

relative to pin #4 of connector P1 (which mates to the relay controller

board) is low or at a logic “0.” If not, a problem exists either with

connector P1 or else with connector P5 on the relay controller board.

4) Otherwise, verify that pin #3 relative to pin #4 of connector P3

(which mates to the next relay disconnect board) is low or at a logic

“0.” If not, a problem exists between connectors P1 and P3 on the

relay disconnect board.

5) Otherwise, on the second relay disconnect board, verify that pin #3

relative to pin #4 of connector P1 (which mates to the first relay

disconnect board) is low or at a logic “0.” If not, a problem exists either

with connector P1 or else with connector P3 on the first relay

disconnect board.

6) Repeat steps #4-5 for the second and all subsequent relay

disconnect boards up to and including the last relay disconnect board.

7) Jumper shunts #7-8 (which connect the corresponding inhibit and

fault signals) on the last relay disconnect board must be installed. Verify

continuity from pin #3 of connector P1 through jumper shunt #8 to

pin #4 of connector P2 (which connects to the fault/inhibit cable for

the HP power supply). Verify continuity from pin #4 of connector P1

through jumper shunt #7 to pin #3 of connector P2.

8) Otherwise, verify that pin #4 relative to pin #3 of connector P2 is

low or at a logic “0.” If not, a problem exists on the relay disconnect

board, in its fault/inhibit cable, or with the HP power supply’s inhibit

input pins. Verify the continuity of each wire in the fault/inhibit cable,