I am looking for the service manual of the Datron 4200A AC calibrator. I was
unable to find anything neither on the net nor by manuals sellers !
Thanks
From: Laurence Motteram
To: Discussion of precise voltage measurement
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2012 10:26
I have seen a few Datron units with flickering or unstable displays that came
up perfect when the display power supply electrolytic was replaced.
Regards,
Laurence Motteram
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From: volt-nuts-boun...@febo.com [mailto:volt-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf
Of ed breya
Sen
Mickle, wow thanks! Really great work you've done, I'm still digesting
everything, spent quite a bit of time on that Russian forum. Also,I think I may
have found a source for printed manuals but they are quite expensive.
Really excited to see what shape my 4000 is in
Andy Bardagjy
bardagjy.com
Hi, Andy!
Thread you have found on bbs.38hot.net was created by me :) And there is another
small message about Reference sub-board schematics on the russian
http://www.radiokot.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=52829&start=180
All information I have about Datron 4000(A) is here:
http://www.mediafire.co
Ed, thanks for your comments.
In an image of the unit, it appears the front panel is a bit dented near the
displays, and I'm worried they might be damaged - they are glass envelopes
after all.
I have managed to find a thread on a Chinese forum (possibly the same forum
I've seen referenced in
That seems like a nice piece of equipment if it works or is easily
repairable. Why do you assume the displays are broken? If they used
gas discharge displays, they would likely be Nixie or Panaplex type,
which are pretty durable, and are still common enough to not be a
problem with procurement.
Hi folks, in a moment of weakness I picked up a (presumably broken) Datron 4000
Autocal Standard.
It's a pretty neat device, the 4000A has a higher spec voltage reference and is
claimed to be "suitable for 8.5 digit cal". Spec sheet:
http://www.teknetelectronics.com/DataSheet/DATRON/DATRO_4000a
