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* [[Media:061-1742-00.pdf | Tektronix 7A16A Mod 515D Manual]]
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The '''Tektronix WP1000AF''' [[SPS|Signal Processing System]] is a bundle of a [[P7001|DPO]], two [[7A16A]] vertical and two [[7B71]] horizontal plugins. All components have additional modifications (Mod 515C or -D), which allows an external computer to control some of the front panel settings. The National Stock Number ([[NSN]]) for this bundle is 6625-01-034-4833.  
The '''Tektronix WP1000AF''' [[SPS|Signal Processing System]] is a bundle of a [[P7001|DPO]], two [[7A16A]] vertical plugins and two [[7B71]] horizontal plugins. All components have additional modifications (Mod 515C or -D), which allow an external computer to control some of the front panel settings. The National Stock Number ([[NSN]]) for this bundle is 6625-01-034-4833.  


===Parts of the WP1000AF bundle===
====Parts of the WP1000AF bundle====
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The 7704A Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the vertical, horizontal and triggering modes of the mainframe. Additional connectors on the rear are directly connected to the plugin-compartments to allow remote operations for the plugins.
The 7704A Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the vertical, horizontal and triggering modes of the mainframe. Additional connectors on the rear are directly connected to the plugin-compartments to allow remote operations for the plugins.


Pinout of the remote connector for the Mainframe
====Pinout of the remote connector for the Mainframe====


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Tek_wp1000af_remote_rear.jpg | The additional connectors for remote control (rear view)
Tek_wp1000af_remote_rear.jpg | The additional connectors for remote control (rear view)
Tek_wp1000af_replacement_connectors.jpg | Replacements for the remote control connectors are still available in 2024
Tek_wp1000af_replacement_connectors.jpg | Replacements for the remote control connectors are still available in 2024
Tek_wp1000af_powersuppply.jpeg | The switch to turn off the control illumination was removed.The MOD515C needs a permanent 5V supply.
Tek_wp1000af_powersuppply.jpeg | The switch to turn off the control illumination was removed.The Mod 515C needs a permanent 5V supply.
Tek_wp1000af_brd_pwrsupply.jpg | Additional connector board on the power supply
Tek_wp1000af_brd_pwrsupply.jpg | Additional connector board on the power supply
Tek_wp1000af_allboards_mainframe.jpg | Most boards of the MOd 515C modification
Tek_wp1000af_allboards_mainframe.jpg | Most boards of the Mod 515C modification
Tek_wp1000af_boards.jpeg | Overview on the additional boards in the lower section of the mainframe
Tek_wp1000af_boards.jpeg | Overview on the additional boards in the lower section of the mainframe
Tek_wp1000af_mode_switches.jpg | The modified mode switches.  
Tek_wp1000af_mode_switches.jpg | The modified mode switches.  
Tek_wp1000af_horzmode_top.jpg | MOd 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
Tek_wp1000af_horzmode_top.jpg | Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
Tek_wp1000af_horzmode_bottom.jpg | Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
Tek_wp1000af_horzmode_bottom.jpg | Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
Tek_wp1000af_vertmode_top.jpg | Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
Tek_wp1000af_vertmode_top.jpg | Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.
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The 7A16A Mod 515D adds the ability to remotely operate the Bandwith, Polarity and Position functions of the plugin.
The 7A16A Mod 515D adds the ability to remotely operate the Bandwith, Polarity and Position functions of the plugin.


Pinout of the remote connectors for the vertical plugins
====Pinout of the remote connectors for the vertical plugins====


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The 7B71 Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the triggering level, the position & delay time, the magnifier setting and the trigger-modes.
The 7B71 Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the triggering level, the position & delay time, the magnifier setting and the trigger-modes.
The modifed 7B71 timebase can be configured as a delaying or as a delayed timebase.
The modified 7B71 timebase can be configured as a delaying or as a delayed timebase.


Pinout of the remote connectors for the horizontal plugins
====Pinout of the remote connectors for the horizontal plugins====


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! style="text-align:left;"|A horizontal plugin
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! style="text-align:left;"|B horizontal plugin
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! style="text-align:left;"|B horizontal plugin
! style="text-align:left;"|Mainframe
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===Field of Application===
===Field of Application===


Some parts of the modification indicate that the WP1000AF system was developed either specifically for or in close consultation with Honeywell. Honeywell did some additional, but minor modifications to the system. The feet were modified so that the device could be fixed in place. They also added a cable tie holder and a tag to the back of the unit. The result got the Honeywell part-number 10066273-101 and the NSN number 6625-01-060-4390. The pictures on this page show such a device. Honeywell most likely used one of their own type of computer systems to control the DPO.
Some details of the modification indicate that the WP1000AF system was developed either specifically for or in close consultation with Honeywell. Honeywell did some additional, but minor modifications to the system. The feet were modified so that the device could be fixed in place. They also added a cable tie holder and a tag to the back of the unit. The result got the Honeywell part-number 10066273-101 and the NSN number 6625-01-060-4390. The pictures on this page show such a device. Honeywell most likely used one of their own type of computer systems to control the DPO.


The contractors name and the contract number (see picture below) indicate that this specific insturment was involved in the development of the F15 aircraft project. And this external page: [https://www.gooding.org/mike/sweatt-award.html Michael J. Gooding, H. W. Sweatt Award] reveals that a WP1000AF system was used in the TITE test environment for the F15 Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS).  
The contractors name and the contract number (see picture below) indicate that this specific instrument was involved in the development of the F15 aircraft project. And this external page: [https://www.gooding.org/mike/sweatt-award.html Michael J. Gooding, H. W. Sweatt Award] reveals that a WP1000AF system was used in the Test Environment (TITE) for the F15 Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS).  


===Parts of the Honeywell 10066273-101 bundle===
====Parts of the Honeywell 10066273-101 bundle====


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Tek_wp1000af_feet_honeywell_02jpg.jpeg | Replaced foot
Tek_wp1000af_feet_honeywell_02jpg.jpeg | Replaced foot
Tek_wp1000af_honeywell_tag.jpeg | Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this mainframe
Tek_wp1000af_honeywell_tag.jpeg | Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this mainframe
Tek_WP1000AF_gooding.jpg | A picture containing a WP1000AF system in the 1970ies
Tek_WP1000AF_gooding.jpg | A picture (of a picture) containing a WP1000AF system in the 1970ies
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===Links===
===Links===
* [https://www.gooding.org/mike/sweatt-award.html Michael J. Gooding on the DPO/WP1000AF]
* [https://www.gooding.org/mike/sweatt-award.html Michael J. Gooding on the DPO/WP1000AF] ([[Media:Tek_WP1000AF_gooding_page.pdf | local backup]])
 
 




[[Category:Signal processing systems]]
[[Category:Signal processing systems]]

Latest revision as of 22:48, 4 July 2024

Tektronix WP1000AF
Signal processing system

Produced from (?) to (?)

Manuals
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix WP1000AF Signal Processing System is a bundle of a DPO, two 7A16A vertical plugins and two 7B71 horizontal plugins. All components have additional modifications (Mod 515C or -D), which allow an external computer to control some of the front panel settings. The National Stock Number (NSN) for this bundle is 6625-01-034-4833.

Parts of the WP1000AF bundle

Count NSN Number Tek Name/Parts Description
1 7021-01-038-5028 P7001 + D7704 + A7704 Mod 515C
2 6625-01-037-0091 7A16A Mod 515D
2 7B71 Mod 515C
1 Documentation
5305-01-076-3151 213-0054-00 Screw, 6-32, 5/16, Pan-Head

Mainframe

The 7704A Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the vertical, horizontal and triggering modes of the mainframe. Additional connectors on the rear are directly connected to the plugin-compartments to allow remote operations for the plugins.

Pinout of the remote connector for the Mainframe

Pin Function Data Type Range Description
Coax #1 n.C.
Coax #2 n.C.
Coax #3 n.C.
5 Single Pins Device Code See Table below
Coax #4 Remote Control 8-Bit serial TTL-Compatible Bit 8+7+6: Vert mode
Bit 6+5: B Trigger
Bit 4+3: A trigger
Bit 2+1: Horz mode
Info: Bit 6 is shared
  • Front view of the system. The Mainframe and the plugins have remote/local switches

    Front view of the system. The Mainframe and the plugins have remote/local switches

  • Tag indicating the modification

    Tag indicating the modification

  • Remote/local switch on the lower section of the DPO

    Remote/local switch on the lower section of the DPO

  • Rear view of the system

    Rear view of the system

  • Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this specific mainframe

    Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this specific mainframe

  • The additional connectors for remote control

    The additional connectors for remote control

  • The additional connectors for remote control (rear view)

    The additional connectors for remote control (rear view)

  • Replacements for the remote control connectors are still available in 2024

    Replacements for the remote control connectors are still available in 2024

  • The switch to turn off the control illumination was removed.The Mod 515C needs a permanent 5V supply.

    The switch to turn off the control illumination was removed.The Mod 515C needs a permanent 5V supply.

  • Additional connector board on the power supply

    Additional connector board on the power supply

  • Most boards of the Mod 515C modification

    Most boards of the Mod 515C modification

  • Overview on the additional boards in the lower section of the mainframe

    Overview on the additional boards in the lower section of the mainframe

  • The modified mode switches.

    The modified mode switches.

  • Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

    Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

  • Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

    Mod 515C horizontal mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

  • Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

    Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

  • Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

    Mod 515C vertical mode switch assembly. The lights work independently from the switches.

  • The main logic board of the Mod 515C

    The main logic board of the Mod 515C

  • The main logic board of the Mod 515C

    The main logic board of the Mod 515C

  • The main logic board of the Mod 515C

    The main logic board of the Mod 515C

  • The serial receiver board

    The serial receiver board

  • The serial receiver board

    The serial receiver board

  • The serial receiver board

    The serial receiver board

  • The Mod 515C calibrator board

    The Mod 515C calibrator board

  • Additional coax connectors of the plugin interfaces

    Additional coax connectors of the plugin interfaces

  • Additional coax connectors of the plugin interfaces

    Additional coax connectors of the plugin interfaces

P7001

The only modification to the P7001 was done on the z-axis/front panel pcb. A switch allowed to change to a longer timeout period for the external computer.

  • Z-Axis/Frontpanel pcb with additional switch and timing resistor

    Z-Axis/Frontpanel pcb with additional switch and timing resistor

  • Z-Axis/Frontpanel pcb with additional switch and timing resistor

    Z-Axis/Frontpanel pcb with additional switch and timing resistor

7A16A Mod 515D Plugin

The 7A16A Mod 515D adds the ability to remotely operate the Bandwith, Polarity and Position functions of the plugin.

Pinout of the remote connectors for the vertical plugins

Pin Function Input Type Range Description
Coax #1 Polarity Digital 0 or 5V, TTL compatible +5V => +Up
0V => invert
open => +Up
Coax #2 Bandwith Digital 0 or 5V, TTL compatible +5V => Full
0V => 20MHz
open => Full
Coax #3 Position Analog 0...5V +5V => max upward
0V => max downward
open => center
5 Single Pins Device Code See Table below
Coax #4 n.C.
  • Front view of a 7A16A plugin with Mod 515D

    Front view of a 7A16A plugin with Mod 515D

  • Left side

    Left side

  • Right side

    Right side

  • Top side

    Top side

  • Closeup of serial number and Mod 515D sticker

    Closeup of serial number and Mod 515D sticker

7B71 Mod 515C Plugin

The 7B71 Mod 515C adds the ability to remotely operate the triggering level, the position & delay time, the magnifier setting and the trigger-modes. The modified 7B71 timebase can be configured as a delaying or as a delayed timebase.

Pinout of the remote connectors for the horizontal plugins

Pin Function Input Type Range Description
Coax #1 Trigger Level Analog 0...5V +5V => max
0V => min
open => center
Coax #2 Delay Time Mult. Analog 0...5V +5V => max
0V => min
open => center
Coax #3 Position Analog 0...5V +5V => max
0V => min
open => center
5 Single Pins Device Code See Table below
Coax #4 Trigger & Mag. 8-Bit serial TTL-Compatible Bit 8: Mag
Bit 7: Trig Slope
Bit 6+5: Trig Coupl.
Bit 4+3: Trig Mode
Bit 2+1: Trig Source
  • Front view of a 7B71 plugin with Mod 515C

    Front view of a 7B71 plugin with Mod 515C

  • Left side

    Left side

  • Right side

    Right side

  • Top side

    Top side

  • Closeup of serial number and Mod 515C sticker

    Closeup of serial number and Mod 515C sticker

Device Code Matrix on the 5 rear Remote Connectors

The single contacts of each connector are grounded in different patterns to provide electrical identification to the computer.

Connector Single Pin #1 Single Pin #2 Single Pin #3 Single Pin #4 Single Pin #5
Left vertical plugin Open (n.C.) GND GND GND GND
Right vertical plugin GND Open (n.C.) GND GND GND
A horizontal plugin GND GND Open (n.C.) GND GND
B horizontal plugin GND GND GND Open (n.C.) GND
Mainframe GND GND GND GND Open (n.C.)


Field of Application

Some details of the modification indicate that the WP1000AF system was developed either specifically for or in close consultation with Honeywell. Honeywell did some additional, but minor modifications to the system. The feet were modified so that the device could be fixed in place. They also added a cable tie holder and a tag to the back of the unit. The result got the Honeywell part-number 10066273-101 and the NSN number 6625-01-060-4390. The pictures on this page show such a device. Honeywell most likely used one of their own type of computer systems to control the DPO.

The contractors name and the contract number (see picture below) indicate that this specific instrument was involved in the development of the F15 aircraft project. And this external page: Michael J. Gooding, H. W. Sweatt Award reveals that a WP1000AF system was used in the Test Environment (TITE) for the F15 Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS).

Parts of the Honeywell 10066273-101 bundle

NSN Number Component part number Description Manufacturer
5365-01-053-8742 10057922-101 Spacer, plate Honeywell
5365-01-052-9612 10057922-102 Spacer, plate Honeywell
6625-01-034-4833 WP1000AF Oscilloscope Tektronix
TY24M Cable tie Thomas & Betts
TC5342A Cable tie holder Thomas & Betts
MS24693C50 Screw Military Standards
33A1-13-484-1 Documentation Ordnance Corps
10063681-222 Honeywell
5310-01-082-3879 10057921-102 Nut Honeywell


  • Replaced foot

    Replaced foot

  • Replaced foot

    Replaced foot

  • Replaced foot

    Replaced foot

  • Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this mainframe

    Tag added by Honeywell - indicates the later usage of this mainframe

  • A picture (of a picture) containing a WP1000AF system in the 1970ies

    A picture (of a picture) containing a WP1000AF system in the 1970ies


Links

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