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Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

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    Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

    Hi,
    A friend offered
    Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

    In first hours worked ok ... I saw the 0,2 V 1000Hz
    and other signal in the cinescop.

    But now I only see 1 or 2 dots (channel 1 or both or ch 2)

    I can move the dots UP and DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT
    so the screen - cinesc. is working.


    I test the trigger, connect CAL 0,2 to ch 1 or 2
    and the dot is in 1 , 2 or more lines up depend on VOLT/DIV
    INV - and the dot go down invert.

    A sinos. wave, I can rotate TRIG LEVEL and the dot follow
    the wave.
    But I can't see the wave in display

    Some examples of scope:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nBYp1pN40U

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPq1KgQ5ggQ

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5osskamWJHg

    Attach - manual and schemat. I have the French version.

    Can you please provide help?

    Thank you,

    Ruy
    Attached Files

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    Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

    So you're saying your horizontal sweep/horizontal amplifier/time per division switch isn't working?

    Did you set it to perhaps XY mode by mistake? This thing appears to have a sort of curve tracer built in, so I suspect it can also do XY but I don't have a good picture of the front panel for sure. If you have a high frequency sine wave you should get a line?

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      #3
      Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

      make sure it's not in X-Y mode and the timebase is o.k.

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        #4
        Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

        Originally posted by eccerr0r View Post
        So you're saying your horizontal sweep/horizontal amplifier/time per division switch isn't working?

        Did you set it to perhaps XY mode by mistake? This thing appears to have a sort of curve tracer built in, so I suspect it can also do XY but I don't have a good picture of the front panel for sure. If you have a high frequency sine wave you should get a line?
        Thank you for your help.

        If I select XY mode the dots disappear.

        and if I press Comp. Test ( curve tracer ) the dots vanish
        This worked in first hours and I tested caps, trans. resist,


        Beam Find work 1 or 2 dots in midle of screen.

        In back, I can find a BNC with sawtooth ... and changing TIME / DIV, I tested with a DMM -
        300 Hz -> KHz


        I visualiz. the dots -> rotating the POS and the dots appear from left side.


        Thank you,

        Ruy
        Last edited by neuron; 07-31-2018, 06:54 PM.

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          #5
          Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

          Do you have another oscilloscope? (All debug technicians should always own at least TWO oscilloscopes, better two 1-channel oscilloscopes than one 2-channel unit!)

          If you can move the dots from left to right, then the horizontal output amps are working. As you get the proper ramp sweep output on the back, the problem is in the sweep/timebase oscillator output switch/mux reaching horizontal deflection. (Then again I have not looked at your scope's schematic yet.)

          It still could mean trigger is not working.

          Not a usual failure if it's not being caused by front panel selections...
          Last edited by eccerr0r; 07-31-2018, 07:58 PM.

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            #6
            Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

            Originally posted by eccerr0r View Post
            Do you have another oscilloscope? (All debug technicians should always own at least TWO oscilloscopes, better two 1-channel oscilloscopes than one 2-channel unit!)
            i have 4.
            including a 4 channel DSO, a 50MHz handheld and a 100MHz 3channel one that can show 6 traces!!

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              #7
              Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

              Originally posted by stj View Post
              i have 4.
              including a 4 channel DSO, a 50MHz handheld and a 100MHz 3channel one that can show 6 traces!!
              well I wouldn't expect any less from you! but the OP.... needs more than 1!

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                #8
                Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                Originally posted by eccerr0r View Post
                Do you have another oscilloscope? (All debug technicians should always own at least TWO oscilloscopes, better two 1-channel oscilloscopes than one 2-channel unit!)

                If you can move the dots from left to right, then the horizontal output amps are working. As you get the proper ramp sweep output on the back, the problem is in the sweep/timebase oscillator output switch/mux reaching horizontal deflection. (Then again I have not looked at your scope's schematic yet.)

                It still could mean trigger is not working.

                Not a usual failure if it's not being caused by front panel selections...
                Thank you very much for your info.

                1 - At moment no ... but in a few days ... I have one.
                Sorry don't understand ... its better 4 Scopes 1 CH ... instead a Scope with 4 CH?

                2 -" ... I can move the dots UP and DOWN ... "

                Vertical output amps work?

                " ... As you get the proper ramp sweep output on the back ... "
                I don't know if the waveform is ok ...
                I rotate TIME / DIV, and the DMM -
                300 Hz -> KHz

                3 - "... It still could mean trigger is not working ..."

                I explained in previous post:

                I test the trigger, connected CAL 0,2 V to ch 1 or 2
                and the dot go UP ( DOWN ) 1 , 2 or more lines up ( down) depend on VOLT/DIV

                INV - and the dot go down invert many lines depend on VOLT / DIV.

                A sinos. wave - I move TRIG LEVEL and the dot trigger the sin wave, moving slowly up or down the dot as I rotate the TIG LEVEL.


                4 - "...front panel selections ... "
                I would like to clean the Knobs, Handles, Pulls and Switches what you suggest? Alc. Isop.?


                If TIME / DIV is 5, 10 us I saw the dot and a trace ( tail ) with 1 cm.

                Regards,
                Ruy

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                  #9
                  Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                  Might be best if you post pictures of the exact screen (and controls) of your device, it's hard to tell what you see by text. A good cleaning of the time/div switch is good just to make sure.

                  Since you can move the dots up and down, vertical deflection is working.

                  So you do see some horizontal deflection of the beam even if it's not fully across the screen?

                  Yes having another scope is good because then you can use one to debug the other. I don't think 4 1ch scopes are necessarily good, but having two 2-channel scopes is better than having one 4-channel, the dual trace scopes are helpful unless your only 2-channel scope is dead...

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                    #10
                    Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                    if it is not triggering you should not see a static dot.

                    as it's been around a bit, first idea is to open it and check for loose connectors.

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                      #11
                      Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                      Originally posted by eccerr0r View Post
                      Might be best if you post pictures of the exact screen (and controls) of your device, it's hard to tell what you see by text. A good cleaning of the time/div switch is good just to make sure.

                      Since you can move the dots up and down, vertical deflection is working.

                      So you do see some horizontal deflection of the beam even if it's not fully across the screen?

                      Yes having another scope is good because then you can use one to debug the other. I don't think 4 1ch scopes are necessarily good, but having two 2-channel scopes is better than having one 4-channel, the dual trace scopes are helpful unless your only 2-channel scope is dead...
                      Yes

                      Some pics ... feeling of device


                      "if it is not triggering you should not see a static dot.
                      as it's been around a bit, first idea is to open it and check for loose connectors. "

                      Ok I will test.

                      Regards,
                      Ruy
                      Attached Files
                      Last edited by Per Hansson; 08-02-2018, 05:09 AM. Reason: Rotated pictures

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                        #12
                        Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                        does the x-pos control in the upper right efect the dot position?
                        and make sure "single" isnt pushed.

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                          #13
                          Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                          It might be in component test mode. Check the C.T. button is not in.

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                            Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                            Originally posted by stj View Post
                            does the x-pos control in the upper right efect the dot position?
                            and make sure "single" isnt pushed.
                            Let me rephrase ... explain ...

                            If the Scope is working properly and you select XY or
                            Test Comp = Curve Trace you get a dot in middle of screen or
                            in CT a single line ... because no component in the leads.
                            only volts.

                            In this case I don't get nothing in the screen. :-(
                            Because the dots are hid. in left side - border.

                            Everything in middle position (X-POS, Y-POS) or
                            off (HOLD-OFF ->MIN, VAR-CAL off, etc)
                            DELAY -> N
                            Push Buttons -> not press ... none

                            Lets begin.

                            Nothing in the screen ...

                            Rot. the X-POS (white mark in middle ) the dot emerge
                            from the left side.
                            And I can move anywhere in the screen.


                            Originally posted by redwire View Post
                            It might be in component test mode. Check the C.T. button is not in.
                            Read my last posts.




                            I would like to clean the Knobs, Handles, Pulls and Switches what you suggest? Alc. Isop.?



                            The Youtuber - Bruce Parman - bap8guy - usual. in the Forum ?

                            He repair this units.

                            https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYi...vwudcjPwj80N-Q

                            https://plus.google.com/108120951169835381639

                            Regards,
                            Ruy

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                              #15
                              Re: Oscilloscope UNAOHM G4020 = BECKMAN 9020

                              have you looked inside yet?

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