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The '''Tektronix 834''' is a portable "programmable data communications tester" (serial protocol analyzer) for RS-232 (V.24) circuits. [[015-0361-00 | Option 2]] added a current loop (20/60 mA) input. | The '''Tektronix 834''' is a portable "programmable data communications tester" (serial protocol analyzer) for RS-232 (V.24) circuits. [[015-0361-00 | Option 2]] added a current loop (20/60 mA) input. [[835]] and [[836]] are sister models with extra features. | ||
It can be used as a serial transmission monitor, modem or terminal simulator, or as a bit and block error rate tester (BERT). | It can be used as a serial transmission monitor, modem or terminal simulator, or as a bit and block error rate tester (BERT). | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [[Media:Tekscope 1980 V12 N4.pdf | Vol. 12 No. 4, Dec 1980: Pete Janowitz and John Light, ''A Programmable Data Communications Tester for First-Line Technicians]] | * [[Media:Tekscope 1980 V12 N4.pdf | Vol. 12 No. 4, Dec 1980: Pete Janowitz and John Light, ''A Programmable Data Communications Tester for First-Line Technicians]] | ||
* [[A6741]] − RS-449 adapter | |||
* [[A6742]] − two-wire adapter | |||
* [[A6741]] − RS-232 V.24 Tri-state break-out box | |||
* [[A6744]] − V.35 adapter | |||
* [[015-0361-00]] − Current loop adapter | |||
==Manuals== | ==Manuals== | ||
Revision as of 05:43, 19 March 2019
The Tektronix 834 is a portable "programmable data communications tester" (serial protocol analyzer) for RS-232 (V.24) circuits. Option 2 added a current loop (20/60 mA) input. 835 and 836 are sister models with extra features.
It can be used as a serial transmission monitor, modem or terminal simulator, or as a bit and block error rate tester (BERT). It supports ASCII, EBCDIC and hexadecimal displays on its 12-character alphanumeric display, for data formats with 5 to 9 bits/ character (including parity), asynchronous or synchronous (including HDLC), from 50 to 19200 bits/s. ROM packs were available to extend the 834's functions for specific protocols.
In simulation mode, operation is user-programmable with up to 99 program steps that can reference up to 50 "parameter buffers" (registers). Some standard tests like all-character tests or "quick brown fox" tests are predefined.
Links
- Vol. 12 No. 4, Dec 1980: Pete Janowitz and John Light, A Programmable Data Communications Tester for First-Line Technicians
- A6741 − RS-449 adapter
- A6742 − two-wire adapter
- A6741 − RS-232 V.24 Tri-state break-out box
- A6744 − V.35 adapter
- 015-0361-00 − Current loop adapter
