I also am not completely clear on how to apply the info in this thread to the 5000 series... pointers/instructions please! Thank you, Hal

Hello Dennis, Apologies but I thought I had, hence a tad confused. Cheers, Rick

Hi Brian, Glad to hear that you were able to make progress on data transfer via the GPIB bus. It looks like Tektronix designed a very reliable tape drive for the DAS9100, which has

I had a hard time with bridging when I first started using my hot air station/iron and soldering small pitch items. I found a solder paste Amtech NC-559-V2-TF its a tacky flux in a syringe and it

Rick, Please keep any communication with Jeff regarding your arrangements with him off the list. 8,000 other members were copied on this message unnecessarily. Dennis Tillman W7pF

John, that has occurred to me.  I don't know which pins go where since I haven't done much with USB.  And the mechanical arrangement would be an issue I think. Give me instructions and I probably

How is that done??

check your email

“ Yes, it works, now I have 2M option activated.” How? Dave wrote:

Hi Dennis, Thanks very much for your kind words! It's been truly gratifying to see the response - 24 deposits so far for the kits. These old scopes still have lots of life left in them. And of

fft, advance mathematical options, 2M deep memory :)

Yes, it works, now I have 2M option activated. I call to Tektronix to ask how to do it paying, but is a out of support product.

the method for unlocking options on TDS7000 series may very well work for TDS5000 you should look for that one in the same forum

I apologize. Didn't pay attention. Raymond

this has nothing to do with TDS5000 series...they dont use those option modules.

scroll down here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/tektronix-tds3000-oscilloscope-modules-tds3uam/ Raymond

Hi Miguel, thanks for the info. Where did you get that from? For your question for the options, I'm sorry but I don't have any info. Or (dream) were you offering help? ;-) Thanks, Fred

Bob, I assume the connections you need to make are USB_DM and USB_DP. These go from the USB connector to U4, the main processor chip. Could you make the connections more easily at the pins of the

Well as my frequent threads have shown this problem was a real challenge for me. I have no experience with Oscilloscopes so most of my time was spent researching the basics before diving into the

Thanks for checking it out for me.  In my 453 manual for serial numbers over 20,000 it's the A Sweep Board.https://imgur.com/fFo2tl7 Been writing all this down as well so I won't forget what I have