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Hi again, I checked the CD I have at work, its the same Version (2.5.4) as the download on the Tek website... https://www.tek.com/oscilloscope/csa8000b-software/80sjnb-jitter-noise-and-ber-analysis-v2

Hi There, We have a scope at work with 80SJNB - I'll check to see if I have on CD - however it's pretty old (Windows 98). Also, you can download 80SJNB for Windows XP scopes from the Tek website. Whic

Hi Charlie, I tried running SPC but it looks like the Acquisition board I have purchased is faulty. SPC fails and channels 3 and 4 are unstable beyond 2.5GS/s. I might re-visit the original Acq. board

I'm trying to restore a TDS6604 to it's former - hours of fun for the whole family! After a few setbacks (Overheating CPU and a flat battery on the PPC board) I have the scope working 99%. The remaini

Hi Flyte, I've managed to find the main fault with my TDS6604 - one of the trigger chips was fried, the infamous Tek # 156-8278-00 I've also managed to locate a couple of Acq. boards for TDS6604, but

Hi Jim, I found the cause of the trigger problem with my TDS6604. It was the trigger chip - luckily we have an SMD repair station at my work -> they are not too hard to replace if you have hot air. Th

Hi Flyte, I've got a TDS6604 here that I'm working on - I'd be interested to know the differences in the Acq. boards. Mine has a trigger problem and SPC fail. Maybe we can share notes? Regards, - Guy.

Hi Jim, Did you ever solve the trigger problem with your TDS6604, as I got one here with the same symptom? All of the diagnostic tests pass except SPC. This unit had a flat NOVRAM battery - not sure i

Hi, I've got a similar problem with a TDS724 - it seems to be very slow to respond to the front panel controls. Denis if you are still around, did you manage to solve your problem? Meanwhile I'll chec