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5800 Refrigerated Sampler Service Guide - Isco

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<strong>5800</strong> <strong>Refrigerated</strong> <strong>Sampler</strong> <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Section 4 CPU and Power Supply<br />

4.2 Test Points Test points and their values for the <strong>5800</strong> CPU are listed below in<br />

Table 4-1. See the schematic diagram in Figure A-4, Appendix A,<br />

which shows their board connections in red for easier viewing.<br />

Table 4-1 Test Point Functions and Values<br />

Test Point Function Value<br />

TP10 2.5V reference voltage 2.462 to 2.538 volts (1.5% accuracy)<br />

TP15<br />

Home output from distributor stepper Goes low when both phases are being driven at 70.7%.<br />

motor driver<br />

TP5 Liquid Detect after filter This is the filtered AC signal from the liquid detector.<br />

TP14<br />

MCKO (Master Clock Output): This output<br />

is enabled when in the CPU board<br />

test mode (TEST command through the<br />

serial port). See Section 4.3.<br />

8 MHz signal (125 nsec period)<br />

TP11 +VB – power to RAM About 2.7V on battery, 3.3V on AC power<br />

2.5V minimum.<br />

TP9 Battery current minus Should be less than 3µA. Best measured with 12V<br />

TP8<br />

Load current on lithium battery.<br />

power completely disconnected. Reading may depend<br />

on meter used.<br />

TP7 Power Fail input to CPU Goes low when 12V power to board falls to about 8<br />

volts.<br />

TP6 RS232 Invalid output If a valid RS232 signal is present on any receiver input,<br />

this output will be high.<br />

TP4 Analog input pulses About 1200 Hz (0.8 ms period) at 10 mA input.<br />

TP3<br />

Ground. Return for TP4.<br />

4-6

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