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Messr Henri Monnier . . . .
If you are familiar with scope controls and functions already and just need control / operating familiarity looks like the 1560 series is close enough to use its manual.
They seen to be control by control until you get to the delayed sweep and intensified sweep timebases controls on the scopes right top corner. There, they seem to have 3 controls placed around just a little bit differently in their positions.
BUT, you have got to have a pair, to be using those special HOZ functions anyway.
The 90% basics you can differentiate between the two manuals.
The Deja vu version gives the most operating functions info . . . while the Adobe version is more parts list and schematic oriented . . . . which I cannot confirm the schematics comparisons, by my not having the 1570's schema..
OTHERWISE . . .. I see no freebie manuals offered as online downloads for that specific 1570 unit.
http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/b&k/1540-1560/
73's de Edd
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If you are familiar with scope controls and functions already and just need control / operating familiarity looks like the 1560 series is close enough to use its manual.
They seen to be control by control until you get to the delayed sweep and intensified sweep timebases controls on the scopes right top corner. There, they seem to have 3 controls placed around just a little bit differently in their positions.
BUT, you have got to have a pair, to be using those special HOZ functions anyway.
The 90% basics you can differentiate between the two manuals.
The Deja vu version gives the most operating functions info . . . while the Adobe version is more parts list and schematic oriented . . . . which I cannot confirm the schematics comparisons, by my not having the 1570's schema..
OTHERWISE . . .. I see no freebie manuals offered as online downloads for that specific 1570 unit.
http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/b&k/1540-1560/
73's de Edd
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de Edd,
Thanks...... When working at GE (circa '60s), I had several scopes on the bench. My favorite was the Tec545, a monster, but reliable at the dickens, I figure that the controls on this BK will all act about the same. Now i'm simply an old hobbyist (80) going back an having fun with the newer electronics, and the BASIC language......
Henri
Thanks...... When working at GE (circa '60s), I had several scopes on the bench. My favorite was the Tec545, a monster, but reliable at the dickens, I figure that the controls on this BK will all act about the same. Now i'm simply an old hobbyist (80) going back an having fun with the newer electronics, and the BASIC language......
Henri
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