Instructions

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Operating Manual
MODEL X87
HIGH-DENSITY PROCESS
MONITORING SYSTEM
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 General Description............................. 3
2.0 Specifications...................................... 3
3.0 Installation—General.......................... 4
3.1 Dimensions . .... .................................. 4
3.2 Installation—Rack Mounting .............. 4
3.3 Power Requirements ......................... 4
3.4 Wiring Instructions .. ............................ 4
3.5 Three-Wire RTD Configuration ........... 4
3.6 Two-Wire RTD Configuration.............. 4
3.7 Two-Wire Versus Three-Wire Configuration 4
3.8 Input Wiring Instructions..................... 5
3.9 Thermocouple Connection.................. 5
3.10 Auxiliary Relay Wiring 5
3.11 Auxiliary Relay Contact Current 5
3.12 External Relay Use 5
4.0 System Accuracy Verification and Calibration............................... ........................... 5
4.1 RTD Accuracy Test and Calibration.......................................... ..................... 5
4.2 Thermocouple Accuracy Test and Calibration...........................................................
6
4.3 Transmitter Accuracy Test and Calibration..............................................................
7
4.4 Master Module Accuracy Test and Calibration............................................... .......... 7
5.0 System Operation Verification....................................................................... ............ 8
5.1 Test Verification..............................................................
8
5.2 Silence Verification..............................................................
8
5.3 Reset Verification..............................................................
8
5.4 Auxiliary Relay Operation Verification....................................................... ................ 8
5.5 Setpoint Alarm Verification..............................................................
8
5.6 Input Failure Verification..............................................................
9
5.7 Removal of Input Module from System ...................................................... ............. 9
6.0 Circuit Description............... .. ............................................. ..................................... 10
6.1 Input Module, Models X87-300, -400, -470, -471,-472, -473 (Schematic X87-1000, -1016) 10
6.2 Thermocouple, mV, mA Amplifier, Models X87-S10, -S20 (Schematic X87-1002).. 11
6.3 RTD Amplifier, Model X87-S00 (Schematic X87-1001)............................................
11
6.4 Vibration Input Amplifier, Models X87-S70, -S74, -S76 (Schematic X87-1017)....... 12
6.5 Position Input Amplifier, Model X87-S78 (Schematic X87-1012)............... ............. 12
6.6 Frequency Input Signal Conditioner Model X87-579 (Schematic X87-1018)........... 13
6.7 Transmitter, Model X87-600 (Schematic X87-1004) 13
6.8 Master Module, Model X87-100B (Schematics X87-1003, -1005) 13
6.9 Linearizer, Model X87-200 (Schematic X83-1004)............... 14
6.10 Engineering Units Linearizer, Model X83-200-EU (Schematic X83-1031) 14
6.11 Digital Panel Meter, Model X87-101 (Schematics X83-1005, -1006) 15
7.0 Parts Lists
S87-S00 RTD Amplifier ............................................................ 15
X87-S10, -S20 Thermocouple, Engineering Units Amplifier..... 16
X87-S70, -S73, -S74, -S75, -S76, -S77 Vibration Input Amplifier 17
X87-S78 Position Input Amplifier............................................. 19

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)
7.0 Parts Lists (Continued)
X87-S79 Frequency Input Board................................................................................................. 20
X87-T00 Setpoint Range Submodule.......................................................................................... 21
X87-100B Master Module .........................................
21
X87-300 Single-Setpoint Input Module .. ......... .......................................................................... 23
X87-400 Dual-Setpoint Input Module..........................................
26
X87-470, -471,-472 Dual-Setpoint Vibration Input Module..........................................
29
X87-478 Dual-Setpoint Position Input Module .........................................
32
X87-600 Transmitter.................................................................................................................... 35
X83-200-100 Linearizer . ............................................................................................................ 36
X83-200-120 Linearizer............................................................................................................... 37
X83-200-E Linearizer................................................................................................................... 39
X83-200-J Linearizer................................................................................................................... 40
X83-200-K Linearizer................................................................................................................... 41
X83-200-T Linearizer................................................................................................................... 42
X87-200-R Linearizer................................................................................................................... 43
X87-200-S Linearizer............................................................................................... .................... 44
X83-200-EU Linearizer................................................................................................................. 45
8.0 Drawings
Schematic, X87-1000 Input Module (Models X87-300, -400, -470, -474, -476, -478)................ 46
Schematic, X87-1001 RTD Amplifier (Model X87-S00).................. 47
Schematic, X87-1002 Thermocouple, mV, mA Amplifier (Models X87-S10, -S20).................... 48
Schematic, X87-1003 Master Module (Horizontal Board) (Model X87-1008)............................. 49
Schematic, X87-1004 Transmitter (Model X87-600)......................... ......................................... 50
Schematic, X87-1005 Master Module (Vertical Board) (Model X87-100B)................................. 51
Schematic, X87-1012 Position Input Amplifier (Model ..... .......................................................... 52
Schematic, X87-1016 Vibration Monitor, Single and Dual Setpoint (Model X87-470, -471,-472, -473) 53
Schematic, X87-1017 Vibration Input Board..................................................... ......................... 54
Schematic, X87-1018 Frequency Input Board............................................................................. 55
Schematic, X83-1004 Linearizer (Model X87-200) ..................................................................... 56
Schematic, X83-1005 Digital Panel Meter (Model X87-101)......................................... .............. 57
Schematic, X83-1006 Digital Panel Meter Display Board (Model ........................................
58
Schematic, X83-1031 Engineering Units Linearizer (Model X83-200-EU).................................
59
Outline Drawing, X87D1 Relay Rack Enclosure..........................................
60
Terminal Arrangements, X87D36 Relay Rack and Panel Mount.........................................
61
Terminal Arrangements, X87D36 Rack Mount, Panel Mount Vibration Inputs........................... 62
Outline Drawing, X87D46 Panel-Mount Enclosure.........................................
63
Outline Drawing, X87D47 Surface-Mount Enclosure.........................................
•64
Terminal Arrangements, X87D82 Surface Mount........................................................................ 65
Terminal Arrangements, X87D82 Surface Mount Vibration Inputs............................................. 66

Warranty
Ronan warrants equipment of its own manufacture to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal
conditions of use and service, and will repair or replace any component found to be defective, on its return, transportation
charges prepaid, within one year of its original purchase. This warranty carries no liability, either expressed or implied,
beyond our obligation to replace the unit which carries the warranty.

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 Inputs: RTD, thermocouple, vibration, position, current,
1.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION voltage or potentiometer
The Ronan Model X87 High-Density Process Input Ranges-RTD:
Monitoring System provides continuous monitoring of Degrees Degrees
sensors and engineering unit inputs, as required by RTD Type Fahrenheit Celsius
most industrial processes and machinery. Each 10 ohm copper 0 to + 300 -20 to +150
system features a number of input modules, or points, 100 ohm platinum - 300 to + 1,000 - 185 to +540
which function with a single master module. The 120 ohm nickel - 50 to + 550 - 45 to + 290
master module provides digital readout of each input Input Range—Thermocouple:
and associated setpoints. The input signals are T/C Degrees Degrees
conditioned and scaled in the input modules and Type Fahrenheit Celsius
continuously compared against set values in the set­ Chromel/constantan, E - 50 to +1,800 -45 to +1,000
point circuits. Iron/constantan, J — 50 to +1,400 - 45 to + 760
The master module contains a 3 %2-digit panel meter Chromel/alumel, K - 50 to + 2,000 -45 to +1,200
(DPM), operating pushbuttons, signal conditioning and Platinum/13%, + 480 to + 2,000 + 250 to +1,700
linearization circuits, system relays and re-flash circuit. rhodium/platinum, R
Platinum/10%, + 300 to + 2,000 + 150 to +1,700
The inputs and setpoints of each monitor module can
rhodium/platinum, S
be read out on the DPM. The common trouble alarm
Copper/constantan, T - 300 to + 700 - 200 to + 370
(CTA) relay indicates when any setpoint in the system
is in an alarm state. The re-flash relay indicates an Input Ranges-Milliamps: Standard ranges are
alarm condition and pulses once for each subsequent 1-5 mA, 4-20 mA and 10-50 mA. Other ranges can be
alarm. The CTA and re-flash relays return to normal provided.
only when all setpoints return to normal and the Input Ranges-Voltage: Standard ranges are 0-5 V,
system is reset. 1-5 V, 0-10 V and 2-10 V. Other ranges can be provided.
The monitor modules contain input signal conditioning Input Range-Ohms: 0-1000 ohms
and scaling, multiturn, infinite-resolution setpoint
Input Range-Displacement: 0-40 mils peak-peak
potentiometers and single- or dual-setpoint control.
Each setpoint has an individual relay output, which (100 or 200 mV/mil)
provides two sets of isolated contact outputs. The Input Range-Velocity: 0-50 in./sec. peak
input status is annunciated on the monitor module’s (100 mV peak/in./sec.)
front panel via an LED for each setpoint and one for Input Range-Acceleration: 0-50 g’s peak
power and sensor integrity. The alarm sequence (100 mV/g from integral charge amplifier)
operates as a first-out type or as a manual-reset
sequence. Input Range-Shaft Position: 0 to ±40 mils
(100 or 200 mV/mil)
The auxiliary relay operation is jumper plug selectable
for normally energized (NE) or normally de-energized Input Impedance: RTD: >100 kohms;
(NDE) operation and to follow the input, i.e., non­ Thermocouple: >10 Mohms; 4-20 mA: 3.125 ohms;
latching (NL), or to follow the latching alarm sequence 10-50 mA: 1.25 ohms; Voltage: >100 kohms;
(L). The contacts are also jumper plug selectable for Vibration: 10 kohms
normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) operation. Sensor Failure Response: Red front-panel LED
A two-position switch for each setpoint provides easy activates system horn; selective alarm inhibit on both
selection of high or low setpoints. An optional setpoints
transmitter can be provided with each input.
Common Mode Voltage: ± 300 VDC or peak AC 60 Hz
The monitor modules accept inputs from resistance without damage
temperature detectors, thermocouples, voltage
System Accuracy: Input module, master module,
sources, current sources and vibration sensors. The
curve-fitting and digital meter: ± 2°F or C for 0-1,000°;
vibration input modules accept inputs from eddy probe
±3°F or C over 1,000 o
systems, velocity transducers and accelerometers
with integral charge amplifiers. A position monitor is Ambient Temperature Effect at 75±40°F:
also available, which measures the axial position of a Gain: ±0.02% of reading per °C
machine shaft. The input signal is provided by an eddy Zero: ± 0.05 °C per °C, ±2u RTI
probe system. Meter Resolution: +1 °C or F
Setpoint Range: Same as sensor input ranges as
shown above. (Range may be reduced on special
2.0 SPECIFICATIONS order.)
Setpoint Resolution: +0.1% of setpoint range
Specifications apply at an ambient temperature Hysteresis: Adjustable by graduated control from 1 oF
of 25 ±2 °C unless otherwise stated. Specifications to approximately 50°F
are subject to change without notice.

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Alarm Setpoints: One or two, each with DPST contact
(Form-A or -B)
Contact Rating: General purpose: 3 A at 240 VRMS or
28 VDC, resistive Hermetically sealed: 2 A at
115 VRMS (Form-A and Form-B); 0.2 A at 115 VRMS
(Form-C); 2 A at 28 VDC, resistive
Alarm Sequence: First-out or manual reset
Remote Select Option: Input and setpoints selected
for display via remote switches (No analog signals are
routed through remote switches.)
Master Module Readout: 3 %2-digit panel meter
Shutdown Bypass: Key lock switch with LED indicator
(flashing if bypass is activated)
Alarm Relay Output: Common trouble alarm: Contact
rating same as alarm setpoints (Contacts transfer
when any setpoint goes off normal, will reset after all
setpoints normal.)
Re-Flash Relay Output: Contact rating same as
setpoints (Contacts transfer when first setpoint goes
off normal and pulses for each subsequent alarm.)
Horn Relay Output: Contact rating same as alarm
setpoints (Contacts transfer when any point goes into
alarm, resets when SILENCE switch is pressed.)
Transmitter:
Output: Isolated; 1-5 mA, 4-20 mA, 10-50 mA
0-5 VDC, 1-5 VDC, 0-10 VDC, 2-10 VDC
Accuracy: ±0.2% of span (not linearized)
Power Requirements: 24 VDC± 10%
Power Consumption: W W for master module; add
3.5 W for each monitor module and 0.8 W for each
optional transmitter
Size: See mechanical dimensions
Weight: Master module: 2.6 lbs. (1.2 kg)
Chassis: 10.0 lbs. (4.6 kg)
Input modules: 0.7 lb. (0.318 kg)
3.0 INSTALLATION-GENERAL
All Ronan-manufactured equipment is carefully
packed and shipped in custom-designed crates to
prevent shipping damage. Any discrepancies between
shipping contents and invoice should be immediately
reported to Ronan or to the Ronan representative.
The mechanical design of the Model X87 is intended
for relay rack-mounted installation. All operating
controls are available on the front panel of the unit.
The normal calibration and service adjustments are
readily accessible from the front. All power, input and
output connections are available at the rear of the
chassis.
3.1 Dimensions
Relay rack-mounted chassis measures
19" widex 5.22" high x 11.91" deep
(48.28 cm X 13.25 cm x 30.26 cm).
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3.2 Installation-Rack Mounting
The rack-mounting X87 series are best installed
on standard EIA rails, which come pre-drilled and
tapped at the proper spacing. Should mounting
on a non-standard rail be attempted, refer to
mechanical drawings for dimensions.
3.3 Power Requirements
The Ronan X87 system is designed to operate
from a 24 VDC power supply or battery. Refer to
section 2.0 Specifications for fusing and specific
power requirements. Connections are to the 24 V
"+” and rear terminals.
3.4 Wiring Instructions
Wiring will depend upon the functional require­
ments of any particular system. For complete
wiring information, refer to the terminal
arrangements drawing (X87D36).
CAUTION: Do not apply power before completion
of all wiring. Carefully review and verify the
correctness of the wiring using an ohmmeter.
Note: If the module is left connected and
energized during the repair of an open input,
alarm conditions will be present. Therefore, the
module should be unplugged from its connector
or the system’s shutdown BYPASS switch should
be set to the BYPASS position for the duration of
the corrective action.
3.5 Three-Wire RTD Configuration
All X87 systems are shipped in the three-wire
! configuration, unless otherwise specified.
Connect the RTD " + ” wire to terminal 1 and
the RTD wire to terminal 2. Connect the
} RTD COM to terminal 3.
Note: No damage will result if this polarity is not
observed. However, the monitor will not respond
I properly.
3.6 Two-Wire RTD Configuration
Connect the RTD “ + ” wire to terminal 1 and
the RTD " - " wire to terminal 2. Add a jumper
between terminals 2 and 3.
3.7 Two-Wire Versus Three-Wire Configuration
If the two-wire configuration is selected, it is
important to realize that the wire resistance in
series with the RTD directly affects the accuracy
of the temperature reading. The error is an offset
in degrees and is constant through the RTD
temperature range.
Approx. Temperature Error = R Lead (Degrees)
ARTD
ARTD = Resistance change per °F of the RTD
 Resistance of copper wire per 1,000 feet:
24 AWG 25.67 ohms
22 AWG 16.14 ohms
20 AWG 10.15 ohms
18 AWG 6.38 ohms
16 AWG 4.02 ohms
14 AWG 2.52 ohms
12 AWG 1.59 ohms
10 AWG 0.99 ohms
RTD Probe ARTD
100 ohm platinum 0.215 ohms/’F
120 ohm nickel 0.585 ohms/°F
10 ohm copper 0.023 ohms/°F
Example: A 100-ohm platinum RTD is mounted
100 feet from the system. The wire selected is
18 gauge with:
RLead= 100 feet x 6.38 ohms/1,000 feet
RLead Total —100X6.38 = 0.638 ohms
1,000
Multiply by 2 to include both leads - 1.276 ohms.
Temp. Error = 1.276 =5.93°F
.215
Note: Systems using copper probes are highly
sensitive to wire resistance due to the low
resistance of the probe. The three-wire
configuration is recommended whenever utilizing
copper RTDs.
The three-wire configuration effectively
eliminates the temperature errors caused by the
wire resistance, by adding the resistance of one
wire in opposite legs of the bridge and, therefore,
cancelling out these effects.
In the three-wire hook-up, special care should be
taken to equalize the length and size of the RTD
“+” and the RTD leads.
3.8 Input Wiring Instructions
The low-level signal input leads must be
physically isolated from wires carrying relay
contact current, coil currents, or any other
source of high current or voltage transients. The
signal input leads should be twisted, if possible,
from the sensor to the system input terminals. If
shielded leads are used, the shield should be
grounded at one end only. (Ground to the
chassis for RTDs and at the sensor for
thermocouples.)
3.9 Thermocouple Connection
Connect the thermocouple “+" lead to
terminal 1. Connect the thermocouple " " lead
(ISA/ANSI standard color is red for the '
lead) to terminal 2. The thermocouple may be
either grounded or floating.
3.10 Auxiliary Relay Wiring
Two sets of contacts are accessible at the rear
terminals for each setpoint. The contacts may be
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either NO or NC, depending on the selection of a
jumper on the monitor board.
The relay may be either NE or NDE, depending
on the placement of a jumper plug on the
monitor circuit board.
Refer to section 2.0 Specifications for contact
rating of all system relays.
3.11 Auxiliary Relay Contact Current
The general purpose and hermetically sealed
relays used in the Model X87 are not designed to
function in dry circuit or very low current appli­
cations. If they must be used to drive low-current
loads, a shunt load (e.g., power resistor) should
be connected across the actual load to increase
the current to 0.1 A total.
3.12 External Relay Use
The X87 auxiliary relays may be used to drive
external relays; however, spike suppression
devices must be used across the external relay
coil. In the case of a DC coil, a conventional recti­
fier diode should be connected across the coil
(cathode to the "+" voltage side). For AC-driven
coils, an appropriate transient spike suppression
circuit or device must be used, e.g., a varistor or
R-C circuit or both. If voltage suppression tech­
niques aren't used, hundreds or thousands of
volts of peak transients can be induced into the
monitoring system, causing nuisance alarms.
4.0 SYSTEM ACCURACY
VERIFICATION AND CALIBRATION
The Ronan X87 High-Density Process Monitoring
System should perform within its rated accuracy as
calibrated at the factory for an indefinite period.
However, periodic tests should be made to verity the
accuracy of the system. This is best done by
simulating an accurate sensor at the input terminals at
the rear of the rack mount. A precision resistor box
(0.02% resistors or better) can be used for RTD points
and a thermocouple simulator is used for
thermocouple points.
4.1 RTD Accuracy Test and Calibration
The three-wire connection, as shown in Figure 1,
should be used for calibration of RTD points.
Before testing the monitor boards, be sure the
indication on the master module panel is 32 °F
(0°C) when no module switches are depressed.
After checking the master module zero, set the
precision resistor box to the correct value for
32oF (0°C). (Platinum = 100.0 ohms,
nickel = 120.0 ohms, copper = 9.035 or
10.0 ohms.)
 RTD Resistance in ohms
+ Temp.
Platinum Nickel
Copper (at 0°C)
O 0 1 oF
10 ohms 9 ohms
-80 75.12 6.624
0 2 + 32 100.00 120.00 10.00 9.035
C + 40 101.76 122.98 10.19 9.207
5) 3 + 70 108.33 135.17 10.89 9.850
t
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O □ 0 4
+ 170
+ 250
+ 400
130.00
147.09
178.49
179.49
219.70
309.04
13.23
15.10
11.995
13.712
16.949
05 + 500 198.98 380.57 19.116
PRECISION
RESISTOR BOX RTD MONITOR MODULE Table 1: RTD Values Versus Temperature
REAR TERMINALS
4.2 Thermocouple Accuracy Test and Calibration
Figure 1: Three-Wire Connection
In order to check the accuracy of a thermo­
couple (T/C) monitor module, a precision T/C
Press the INPUT select switch on the front panel
simulator should be used and connected as
of the RTD monitor module. The master module
shown in Figure 2a or 2b, using the correct T/C
display should indicate 32 ± 1 oF (0± 1°C).
alloy wire.
The RTD monitor gain can be checked by
Set the thermocouple simulator to the correct
simulating the RTD at an elevated temperature.
T/C type and set the output to + 32 °F (O’C). The
Refer to Table 1 for the specific RTD values at
master module display should indicate
various temperatures. Set the resistor box to a
+ 32 ± 1 °F (0 ± 1 °C) when the monitor module’s
value corresponding to an upscale temperature
INPUT switch is pressed.
and again press the INPUT select switch. The
master module display should indicate the Several simulated temperatures within the range
correct temperature ±2°F or C. If required, an of the system may be tested to verify the
extender board should be used to allow access accuracy of the monitor gain. Table 2 lists some
to the zero (R1) and span (R21) potentiometers thermoelectric voltages for types E, J, K, T, R
on the plug-in RTD amplifier board (schematic and S and their corresponding temperatures.
X87-1001). The gain of any monitor module If calibration is required, an extender board
should rarely need to be re-calibrated, but if the should be used to allow access to the zero (R1)
gain of a channel appears to need adjustment, and gain (R20) controls on the plug-in thermo­
test several channels first to determine if a gain couple amplifier board (schematic X87-1002).
adjustment may be required in the master
The gain of any monitor board should rarely
module. (All channels will be inaccurate by the need to be re-calibrated, but if the gain of a
same amount if the master module needs
channel appears to need adjustment, test
calibration.) Refer to section 4.4 for test and
several channels first to determine if a gain
calibration of the master module.

THERMOCOUPLE T/C ALLOY LEADS +

SIMULATOR + 0 1
0°C REFERENCE
JUNCTION EH 2
T/C MONITOR
0 3 MODULE REAR
(1
COLD JUNCTION
0 4
TERMINAL

COMPENSATION 0 5
RESISTOR

Figure 2a
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 T/C ALLOY LEADS
COPPER LEADS

T/C MONITOR MODULE

REAR TERMINALS

01
PRECISION 0 2
MILLIVOLT
SOURCE + v V
COLD
3
4

JUNCTION 5
0’ REFERENCE JUNCTION COMPENSATION
OR ICE BATH RESISTOR

Figure 2b

adjustment may be required in the master 4.3 Transmitter Accuracy Test and Calibration
module. (All channels will be inaccurate by the The optional transmitter board is tested and
same amount if the master module needs calibrated while in the system and connected to
calibration.) the monitor module. An extender board should
be used with the monitor module to allow access
to the transmitter’s zero and span adjustment
Temp. Thermoelectric Voltage in Millivolts potentiometers. Connect a calibration input to
°C Reference Junction at 0°C the module under test per section 4.1 or 4.2.
E J K T R S Connect a milliammeter to the transmitter output
"+" (screw terminal 8) and (screw terminal
0 0.000 0,000 0,000 0,000 9). With the input set to the SPAN ZERO of the
+ 50 3.047 2.585 2.022 2.035 transmitter (e.g., 0°C for a 0-500 °C transmitter),
+ 100 6.317 5.268 4.095 4.277
6.137 6.702 1.029
the output should be the zero of the output span
+ 150 9.787 8.008
+ 200 13.419 10.777 8.137 9.286 1.440 (4 mA for a 4-20 mA output). If the measured
+ 250 17.178 13.553 10.151 12.011 1.923 1.873 output is inaccurate, adjust the zero poten­
+ 300 21.033 16.325 12.207 14.860 2.400 2.323 tiometer (R2) on the plug-in transmitter board.
+ 350 24.961 19.089 14.292 17.816 2.896 2.786 Set the input to the full-scale value of the trans­
+ 400 28.943 21.846 16.395 20.869 3.407 3.260 mitter output. If necessary, adjust using the span
+ 450 32.960 24.607 18.513 3.933 3.743 potentiometer (R1) on the plug-in transmitter
+ 500 36.999 27.388 20.640 4.471 4.234 board (schematic X87-1004).
+ 550 41.045 30.210 22.772 5.021 4.732
+ 600 45.085 33.096 24.902 5.582 5.237 4.4 Master Module Accuracy Test and
+ 650 49.109 36.066 27.022 6.155 5.751
+ 700 53.110 39.130 29.128 6.741 6.274 Calibration
+ 800 61.022 33.277 7.949 7.345 The zero of the master module can be checked
+ 900 68.783 37.325 9.203 8.448 when none of the monitor module inputs or set­
+ 1000 76.358 41.269 10.503 9.585 points are selected for readout. With the master
+ 1200 13.224 11.947 module’s internal °C/°F switch in the °C posi­
+ 1400 16.035 14.368
18.842 16.771
tion, the DPM should display 0°C. If necessary,
+ 1600
+ 1700 20.215 17.942 the zero control (R41) on the master module’s
horizontal board can be used to adjust the zero.
Table 2: T/C Voltages vs. Temperature To check the gain of the master module, a
Reference: NBS Monograph 125 calibration signal must be applied to the analog
“+” and inputs to the master module. A
4.99 k, 1% resistor must be used in series with
the "+" input to simulate the resistance in
series with the signals from the monitor
modules. Failure to use this series resistor will
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4.99 K, 1 %
+ ------W----
VOLTAGE J1 OR J2, PIN 5
CALIBRATOR (AT BACK OF
RACK MOUNT)
J1 OR J2,
PIN 1 OR PIN 2
DC VOLTAGE
SUPPLY
+ .4 TO + 4 V
+ RESET switch will return to normal all points
J1 OR J2, PIN 6
Figure 3: Master Module Calibration Circuit
result in a -1 % gain error in the master module
after it is calibrated. One way to gain access to
the analog “ + ” and busses is through pins
5 (“+”) and 1 of the “D” connectors, J1
and J2, at the back of the rack. As observed
from the rear of the rack mount, pins 1 through
13 are the top row of pins going from right to
left. A linearization code voltage also needs to be
applied to the master module at pin 6 of the D
connector, to “activate" the master module. This
voltage can be between + .4 and +4 V, and is
applied between pins 6 and 1 of the D
connector. (Pins 1 and 2 are connected together
on the mother board, and either may be used for
the " - ” connection.) Refer to Figure 3 for the
correct test configuration using J1 or J2.
Set the DC voltage calibrator to zero and follow
the zero procedure above, if necessary. Then set
the DC voltage calibrator to 1.800 VDC. The
master module display should indicate + 1832°F
(if oF display is selected) or +1000 °C. The gain
control, R14, on the horizontal board in the
master module is used to adjust the gain
(schematic X87-1003).
5.0 SYSTEM OPERATION
VERIFICATION
5.1 Test Verification
Pressing the TEST pushbutton will place all
normal modules in the alarm condition, indicated
by the front-panel alarm LED. If the horn is not
s
already on, pressing TEST will activate it. The re­
flash and CTA relays will be energized, if no
points were in alarm when TEST was pressed.
The TEST pushbutton is enabled only when the
BYPASS switch is in the BYPASS position. This is
indicated by a flashing LED on the front of the
master module. The relays in the monitor
modules will not switch over to the alarm
condition when the BYPASS switch is in the
BYPASS position.
5.2 Silence Verification
Pressing the SILENCE pushbutton will silence the
horn. No other changes will occur. The horn can
be reactivated either by a new alarm occurring
or by pressing TEST after the system is reset.
5.3 Reset Verification
After the test sequence is initiated, pressing the
whose inputs are normal. If all inputs are normal,
pressing RESET will also return the CTA and re­
flash relays to their normal condition.
5.4 Auxiliary Relay Operation Verification
Initiate the test function by setting the BYPASS
switch to the BYPASS position and pressing the
TEST switch. Now, before pressing RESET
(SILENCE may be pressed), set the BYPASS
switch to the OFF position. The system's
auxiliary relay contacts will now switch over to
the alarm condition. Note: This switch-over will
occur only if the relays are operating in the
latching mode(“L'' jumper plug installed on the
monitor board[s]). The relays will remain in the
normal condition if the "NL" jumper is installed
and the input to the monitor module is normal.
5.5 Setpoint Alarm Verification
Proper operation of a setpoint may be verified
after the input sensor wiring has been connected
to the monitor module. Remove the monitor
module and examine the position of the HI/LO
setpoint switch of the module to be tested. Re­
install the monitor module.
An alarm is simulated by adjusting the setpoint
below the input for a high alarm or above the
input for a low alarm. Observe the input value by
pressing the INPUT switch on the module being
tested. Next, read the setpoint value by pressing
the SETPOINT switch. Maintain the SETPOINT
switch pressed and adjust the setpoint down (or
up for low setpoint operation). When the setpoint
equals the input, the module should indicate an
alarm condition. Pressing the SILENCE
pushbutton will silence the horn and, after the
setpoint has returned to normal, pressing RESET
will reset the module.
 Condition Input Alarm LED Alarm Relay Horn Relay CTA Relay Re-Flash Relay
Normal Normal Off Off Off Off Off
First Abnormal Flash On On On On
Alarm
Flash On-Pulse
Subsequent Abnormal On On On
Off-On
Silence Abnormal Flash On Off On On
Reset Abnormal Flash On Off On On
Return to Flash On* Off On On
Normal
Normal
Reset Normal Off Off Off Off Off
Test Normal Off Off Off Off Off
Test with Normal Flash Off On On On
S.D. Bypass
Reset Normal Off Off Off Off Off
’Alarm relay on if in latching (L) operation. Relay is off in non-latching (NL) operation.
Table 3: X87 Manual Reset Sequence

Condition Input Alarm LED Alarm Relay Horn Relay CTA Relay Re-Flash Relay
Normal Normal Off Off Off Off Off
First Abnormal Flash On On On On
Alarm
Subsequent Abnormal On On On On On-Pulse
Off-On
First Abnormal Flash On Off On On
Silence
Subsequent Abnormal On On Off On On

Reset
First Abnormal Flash On Off On On
Subsequent Abnormal On On Off On On
Return to First Normal Flash On* Off On On
Normal Subsequent Normal On On* Off On On
First Normal Off Off Off Off Off
Reset
Subsequent Normal Off Off Off Off Off
Test Normal Off Off Off Off Off
Test with
S.D. Bypass Normal Flash Off On On On
Reset Normal Off Off Off Off Off
’Alarm relay on if in latching (L) operation. Relay is off if in non-latching (NL) operation.
Table 4: X87 First-Alert Manual Reset Sequence

5.6 Input Failure Verification
An input sensor failure can be simulated by
removing an input lead at the rear terminals of
the monitor module. Shorting the input terminals
of an RTD input will also cause an input failure
indication. The front-panel SENSOR fail LED will
illuminate and the system horn will sound. Also,
the monitor’s alarm function will be inhibited, if
this option is included. (An internal jumper plug
labeled "NML" or “INH” determines whether or
not the alarm function will be inhibited.) When
the input is properly re-connected, the monitor
module will return to its normal operating
condition. See section 3.4 Wiring Instructions for
procedure to avoid shutdown when repairing an
open input condition.
5.7 Removal of Input Module from System
It is recommended that the shutdown BYPASS
switch on the master module be put in the
BYPASS position before removing or inserting an
input module from an on-line system. This
prevents any auxiliary relays from switching over
into the alarm or shutdown condition. After
inserting the module, press RESET and then,
return the shutdown BYPASS switch to the OFF
position. Note: The sensor fail circuit will activate
the system’s horn relay, so it will be necessary
to silence the horn after insertion of an input
module.

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6.0 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
6.1 Input Module Models X87-300, -400, -470,
-471, -472, -473 (Schematic X87-1000, -1016)
The Model X87 utilizes two input modules,
one for temperature and process monitoring
functions and one for vibration and position
monitoring. The X87-1000 printed circuit board is
used for Models X87-300 and X87-400 Universal
Mother Boards. The X87-1016 printed circuit
board is used for the X87-470 series Vibration
and Position input functions. The modules are
identical and have the same nomenclature with
the exception of an additional positive or
negative 24 V power supply on the X87-1016
printed circuit board. A different transformer is
used for T2, and D33 and D34 are added. The
24 V is accessible at screw terminal 3 with its
return common to the input signal, on the
X87-470 series vibration monitors.
The input module functions with a plug-in signal­
conditioning amplifier and, optionally, a plug-in
transmitter, to provide the monitoring functions
for an input. The input module provides isolated
power for the input amplifier and transmitter,
signal isolation circuits, setpoint circuits with
alarm logic and auxiliary relay contact outputs.
Each input module has its own power supply
circuits, which are derived from a DC-DC
converter power supply. The integrated circuit,
U14, C25 and R77, form an oscillator that drives
VMOS transistor switches Q5 and Q6. The
switches are alternately turned on and off at a
frequency of about 80 to 110 kHz. This causes
currents of alternate polarity to flow through the
primary windings of non-saturating transformer
T2.
The isolated voltages that power the plug-in input
amplifiers are derived from windings 8-9 and
10-11. These voltages, + V1, -V1, +VR1 and
-VR1, are approximately +9 VDC, - 9 VDC,
+ 2.5 VDC and - 2.5 VDC. The + 2.5 V and
- 2.5 V reference voltages are provided by
reference Zener diodes D28 and D27.
The plug-in transmitter voltages are provided by
windings 4-5 and 7-8. These are + V3, + VR3
and - VR3 (approximately + 25 V, + 5 V and
-5 V.
Transformer winding 9-8 provides a voltage from
which a - V reference voltage is derived by R75
and D31. Amplifier U13 and its associated
components make up a stable +12 VDC supply.
These voltages are referenced to the system’s
24 V return (V -) and are utilized in the setpoint
and logic circuits.
The amplifier output signal from pin 9 of the
plug-in circuit board is modulated by field-effect
transistor Q2 and the primary of transformer T1.
This signal is demodulated from winding 5-6 of
T1 by Q1, R30 and C6 and referenced to the
10
system V-. The demodulated signal at the
output of buffer amplifier U1-A is applied to the A
and B setpoint circuits, The two setpoint and
logic circuits are similar and only the A setpoint
circuit will be described in detail.
The setpoint comparator, U1-B, discerns the
difference in the magnitude of the voltages
applied to resistors R1 and R2. If the signal
voltage from UTA, applied to R1, is smaller than
the setpoint voltage applied to R2, the output of
UTB will be high (approximately + 11 V) (high
setpoint). The output of UTB goes low
(approximately -11 V) when the signal voltage is
higher than the setpoint voltage. Some setpoint
hysteresis, or deadband, is provided by D7, R19
(or D8 and R20), R29 and R56. Potentiometer
R56 adjusts the hysteresis and has a graduated
scale screened on the printed circuit board. The
setpoint voltage from buffer amplifier UTC is
applied to R2 and to inverting amplifier UTD. The
output of UTD is available to be selected for
display on the master module when the A
setpoint switch on the front-panel is pressed.
The output of U8-B is low when the input is
normal and high when the input is abnormal
(setpoint exceeded). When the output of U8-B
goes high, the output of U9-D goes high; the
positive-going signal at U9-D, pin 4, clocks
flip/flop U10-A. When this clock signal is received
at U10-A, the output of U10-A, pin 13, goes high
(alarm condition). The output of U10-A, pin 13, is
routed to several points on the circuit board. It
can be connected, via a plug-in jumper, to U9-C,
providing a ‘'latching” signal for alarm relay K1.
It also provides a clock signal, through C13, to
flip/flop U10-B. (We will return to U10-B.) It goes
to AND gate U9-A and to OR gate U5-B, through
which the CTA bus is activated. The signal
through C13 also is applied to OR gate U5-A,
which causes the horn bus to be pulsed.
If the module is connected to one or more other
modules in the first-out group, the voltage level
at connector pin C20 can be either high (the
module is first in alarm) or low (one or more
inputs in the group are already in alarm). The
voltage level at connector pin C20 is applied,
through R51, to the D input of U10-B. If this
voltage is high, the clock pulse received when
U10-A went into alarm causes U10-B, pin 1, to go
high and pin 2 to go low. The signal at U10-B, pin
1, is applied to AND gate U9-B and to transistor
Q4, which pulls down the ME terminal, causing
any other alarms in its group to come in as
subsequent alarms.
The low signal from U10-B, pin 2, inhibits AND
gate U9-A, preventing alarm LED3 from
illuminating steadily. At the same time, AND gate
U9-B is receiving a high signal at pin 1 and a
flash signal, from the flash bus, at pin 2. Pin 3 of
U9-B therefore, goes high and low at the flash
rate and this signal is transmitted through U8-D
 to LED driver U12-B, causing a flashing alarm
LED (a “first-up” indication).
if ME input/output pin C20 was low when the
module went into alarm, the clock pulse received
at U1C-B has no effect and U10-B, pin 1 stays
low and pin 2 stays high. The high level at pin 2,
routed to U9-A, pin 12, and the high level at
U9-A, pin 13, causes a high level at U9-A, pin 11,
and a steady illumination of alarm indicator
LED3 (subsequent alarm).
The output of U8-B is routed to one input of U4-A
and the reset bus is connected to the other
input. An alarm condition-a high level at U8-B,
pin 10—inhibits the reset signal from being
transmitted through U4-A. Thus, flip/flops U10-A
and U10-B can be reset only after the module’s
input has returned to its normal condition.
Since the B setpoint operates in a similar
manner, the description of the A setpoint
circuitry is applicable to the B setpoint with
appropriate changes in the nomenclature.
The sensor-fail-detection circuits, located on the
input amplifier modules, drive opto-isolator U3
and front-panel indicator LED1. A sensor-fail
condition causes a low-level signal at the output
of U8-C, which can be used to inhibit either or
both setpoints by placing a plug-in jumper in the
A and B INH (inhibit) positions. The sensor-fail
signal also causes the system’s horn relay to
switch over through U5-C and U12-C. Indicator
LED1 is normally green and changes to a red
color to indicate a sensor-fail condition.
The analog signals are selected to be switched
to the analog “4-”and linearization code busses,
through the quad switch circuits in U2. The front­
panel INPUT, SETPOINT A and SETPOINT B
switches provide control signals, which cause
either of these parameters to be routed to the
master module for display. Resistor R13 is
included in the circuit to provide additional
isolation between modules, in case two or more
modules are inadvertently selected at the same
time. If the remote select option is installed, the
input and setpoint signals can be selected for
display by the application of a positive voltage
(referenced to the system’s V -) in the range of
16-50 VDC via elements D2, D4 and D6, which
are constant current devices and allow readout
selection over this broad voltage range.
The linearization code value is determined by
resistors R26 and R7. This value actuates a
specific linearizer board in the master module for
each type of input sensor. (Up to three different
sensors can be utilized in one system.)
6.2 Thermocouple, mV, mA Amplifier
Models X87-S10, -S20 (Schematic X87-1002)
The thermocouple, mV or mA plug-in amplifier
board contains the input amplifier and sensor­
fail-detection circuits. The amplifier consists of
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integrated circuit U1 and its associated
components. The input signal enters the card at
connector pins 6 ( + ) and 7 (-). Thermocouple
amplifiers require a cold junction compensation
resistor, which is located on the terminal strip on
the chassis connector panel. The reference
junction resistor connects to the plug-in card via
connector pins 7 and 8. The input voltage is
filtered by R3, C2, R15 and C8, and applied to
low-drift operational amplifier U1, which is
connected in a non-inverting gain configuration.
The gain-determining resistors are R8, R22 and
the gain adjust control R20. The gain resistor
values are chosen to give an output signal level
of 1 mV per degree Fahrenheit average over the
reference segment of the thermocouple range.
The reference segment is a range of
temperature where no gain linearization is done
in the master module. Table 5 gives the nominal
gain of the amplifier for each thermocouple and
the linearization code voltage value. Poten­
tiometer R1 is provided to allow adjustment of
the circuit’s zero offset voltage.
ThermocoupleRef. Segment Amp. Gain Lin. Code V
E -50 to O-C 32.30 1.6 VDC
J -50 to 0°C 37.02 2.0 VDC
K -50 toO°C 47.64 2.4 VDC
T -20 to 20 °C 46.57 2.8 VDC
R 250 to 340 °C 185.70 3.2 VDC
S 150 to 230 °C 215.30 3.6 VDC
Table 5
The input-failure-detection circuit consists of
U2-A and U2-B and associated components. The
output of an oscillator, U2-A and its associated
components, is coupled to the input of the board
through capacitor C7. When an input is
connected (a low impedance), the AC signal at
the junction of R14 and C7 will be very small. If
the impedance of the input is high enough, the
AC signal will increase and be rectified and
filtered by D1 and C6 and applied to the
input of comparator U2-B. When the impedance
of the input source is high enough or when the
input is open, the voltage at the input of
U2-B will be higher than the voltage at the "+"
input, causing the output to go to a negative
value near - V1. This will cause the front-panel
SENSOR fail LED to change from a green to a
red color. The output of U2-B is routed to the
input module’s mother board via J1, pin 10,
causing the system horn to sound and,
optionally, inhibiting the setpoint(s).
6.3 RTD Amplifier Model X87-S00
(Schematic X87-1001)
The plug-in RTD amplifier board contains the
amplifier and a sensor-fail-detection circuit. The
amplifier circuit consists of dual-operational
 amplifier U1-A and U1-B and associated
components. The three-wire RTD input enters the
card at connector pins 6 ( + ), 7 (-) and 8
(COM). If a two-wire RTD is used, the and
COM inputs must be jumpered together at the
terminal strips at the rear of the chassis. A
current source, Q1, and associated componets
supply 1 mA to the RTD (5 mA for copper RTDs).
Another current source, made up of Q2 and
associated components, supplies 1 mA to the
RTD lead for lead resistance compensation.
Both currents return to the module through the
RTD COM lead to connector pin 8.
The input voltage at connector pin 6 is filtered by
R4 and C2 and applied to the "+" input of the
differential amplifier, made up of U1-A and U1B.
The voltage from the slider of the zero control,
R1, is applied to the input of the differential
amplifier. The gain of the amplifier is determined
by resistors R10, R11, R18, R19, R20 and R21.
The gain resistor values are chosen to give an
average output signal of 1 mV per degree
Fahrenheit over the reference segment of the
RTD range. The reference segment is a range of
temperature when no gain linearization is done
in the master module. Table 6 gives the nominal
gain of the amplifier for each RTD and the
linearization code voltage value. Potentiometer
R1 is provided to allow adjustment of the circuit’s
zero offset voltage (balances the input bridge
circuit at 0°C).
(0°C Value)
RTD Ref. Segment Amp. Gain Lin. Code
100.09 Pt -80 to 20 °C 4.496 .4 V
120.09 Ni - 50 to 0°C 2.662 ,8 V
9.0359 Cu N/A 9.321 1.2 V
10.009 Cu N/A 8.547 1.2 V
Table 6
A circuit, which detects abnormal conditions at
the RTD (e.g., a shorted or open RTD), is
included on the RTD amplifier board. The sensor­
failure-detection circuit consists of a dual com­
parator, U2-A, U2-B and associated components.
The comparators monitor the signal at the "+"
input to the amplifier. If this voltage goes outside
upper or lower limits set at the comparators,
U2-B’s output will change from a positive value
to a negative value, causing the front-panel
SENSOR fail LED to change from green to red.
The SENSOR fail signal is routed to the input
module’s mother board via J1, pin 10, causing
the system’s horn to sound and, optionally,
inhibiting the setpoint(s).
6.4 Vibration Input Amplifier,
Models X87-S70, -S74, S-76
(Schematic X87-1017)
The vibration input board contains circuits that
can be optionally configured for low pass, high
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pass or band pass filters and/or single or double
integrator circuits. The integrator(s) is used when
the input signal is being converted from
acceleration to velocity or displacement, or from
velocity to displacement. A high pass filter would
normally be used with the integrator function to
reduce errors, due to lower frequency emphasis
by the integrator. The board also provides a
precision full wave rectifier and a sensor “OK”
detection circuit. The integrated circuit op amps,
U2-B and U5-A, can each be independently
configured as two pole filters, either low pass or
high pass. In addition, U5-A can be set up as an
integrator. The circuit of U5-B can be utilized as
a two pole low pass filter or as an integrator. If
not utilized for these functions, the amplifiers are
configured to have unity gain. The op amps, U4
and U3, with their associated components, make
up a precision full wave rectifier and smoothing
circuit. Potentiometer R7 provides a means to
adjust the gain of the circuit, and potentiometer
R25 is used to “zero” the output of U3 at
connector J2, pin 9.
The signal from the transducer is buffered by
U2-A, and routed to the front panel test points.
The dual comparator circuit, made up of U1-A
and U1-B, provides a sensor “OK” monitor. This
circuit causes the “OK” indicator on the front
panel of the module to illuminate red (green if
normal), and sounds the system horn if the con­
nections from the transducer are shorted or open
circuited. The module alarms can be inhibited
under sensor fail conditions by the placement of
the JI and J6 jumper plugs on the monitor
modules main board.
6.5 Position Input Amplifier, Model X87-S78
(Schematic X87-1012)
The position input module accepts a signal from
an eddy probe and probe driver assembly. The
module contains an input signal conditioning and
filter circuit, a gain-of-one inverting amplifier, a
position-limit-detection circuit and an absolute
value circuit.
The shaft axial position signal enters the card at
connector pin 6, is attenuated by resistors R17
and R16, and filtered by U1-A and associated
components. The DC zero signal from the eddy
probe sensor representing the normal shaft
position is removed by the offset circuit resistors
R1 and R14 or R15. This causes the display to
indicate zero, when the shaft is in the normal
position, and a "+” or indication
representing shaft movement. Shaft movement
away from the sensor can be indicated as “+”
or depending upon the optional use of the
inverting amplifier, U1-B.
Amplifiers U2 and U3 and their associated
components make up an absolute value circuit
to provide four trip points, when the “+" and
 alert and danger setpoints can be at the
same distances from the normal position.
The Model X87-S78 Position Monitor utilizes a
dual comparator circuit, U4-A and U4-B, to
provide an “okay" circuit monitor. This circuit
causes the SENSOR indicator on the front panel
to illuminate red (green is normal) and sounds
the system horn when the distance between the
eddy probe and the shaft is out of bounds. It can
also inhibit the alert and danger alarms, when
not okay, via plug-in jumpers on the mother
board.
6.6 Frequency Input Signal Conditioner Model
X87-S79 (Schematic X87-1018)
The Model X87-S79 Frequency Input Module
accepts pulse inputs from speed sensing devices
and converts the speed (RPM) rate to a
proportional DC signal voltage. This scaled signal
is routed to the setpoint circuits on the input
module main board, and when selected, to the
master module for display. The input circuitry
can be configured by jumpers to accept either
positive or negative pulses.
The input pulses trip a comparator, U1A, which
clocks a type “D" flip-flop, U2, once for each
input pulse. The flip-flop is reset by the timing
circuit made up of U3,A, and its associated
components, thereby providing a precise,
constant pulse width of the outputs from U2. The
average value of the pulses from the Q output of
U2 is derived by the averaging filter composed
of U3,B and associated components. Scaling is
accomplished by the divider consisting of R9 and
R12 and by the pulse width, which is adjusted by
the span control, R7.
6.7 Transmitter Model X87-600
(Schematic X87-1004)
The printed circuit board containing the optional
transmitter circuitry plugs into connector P1 on
the input module’s mother board. The input
signal to the isolated transmitter is derived from
secondary winding 7-8 of transformer T1. This
signal is demodulated on the transmitter board
by Q1, R3 and C2. The field-effect transistor
switch, Q1, is driven by the voltage at trans­
former winding 6-7 of T2. The restored DC signal
voltage is applied to the positive input of
amplifier U1A, which controls the output current
through Q2 until the resultant circuit voltage at
pin 6 of UTA is equal to that at pin 5 (neglecting
the offset voltage of UTA). A transmitter ZERO
control is provided by R2, which is accessible at
the front panel of the module. Potentiometer R1
is the SPAN control, also accessible at the front
panel.
6.8 Master Module Model X87-100B
(Schematics X87-1003, -1005)
The master module contains a power supply,
analog signal amplifiers, linearization circuits),
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power-on and power-interrupt reset and bypass
circuits, horn, CTA and re-flash circuits and
relays, and the system’s BYPASS, TEST,
SILENCE and RESET controls. A DPM is
mounted to the front panel of the master
module. Aside from the DPM, the master module
always contains two printed circuit boards: a
horizontal board (X87-1003) and a vertical board
(X87-1005) and may contain one to three plug-in
linearizer boards.
Printed circuit board X87-1003 (the horizontal
board) contains the power supplies, amplifiers,
connectors for the plug-in linearizers, power-on
reset and bypass circuits, and the front-panel
switch interface circuits. The power supplies
consist of a +12 VDC precision regulator circuit,
U1 and its associated components, and a
-12 VDC regulator made up of U2, Q1 and
associated components. A DC-DC converter
circuit is utilized to provide a negative voltage
from which the -12 VDC is derived. The non­
saturating DC-DC converter is made up of U3,
Q2, Q3 and transformer T1 and associated
components. This circuit is similar to the one on
the input module board, as explained in section
6.1.
The analog signal is routed to this board via
connector J1, pin 6, and applied to amplifier U7.
The input impedance of this amplifier is 499 k, as
determined by resistor R40. Any signal coming
from an input module has a source impedance
of approximately 5 kohms, so there is a loss of
signal of about 1 % due to the divider action of
these resistors. The gain of 117, including the
input divider, is 2.7777. (A calibration of the
master module using an external voltage
calibrator requires the use of a series 4.99 k, 1 %
resistor to simulate the output impedance of the
input modules.) The gain-determining resistors
for U7 are R36 and R37. Potentiometer R41
provides an input zero adjustment capability.
The signal at the output of U7 is applied to
inverting amplifier U6 and to any linearizing
circuit boards that are plugged into J3, J4 or J5.
The linearized signal at the output of U6 has a
scale factor of 5 mV/°C and is routed to amplifier
U5, which has a gain of .360 (°F) or .2 (°C).
Also, if switch S1 is in the °F position, there is a
32 °F offset added, referred to the output of U5
by resistor R33. The output of U5 is, thus, scaled
to be 1 mV per degree Fahrenheit or Celsius and
is applied to the DPM via a wired cable.
A second pole on switch S1 causes an annun­
ciation of an “F” or “C” on the display to
indicate the correct units displayed.
The three comparators, U4-A, U4-B and U4-C,
and their associated components, function as
power-on and power-interrupt detectors and
momentarily activate the system's reset and
bypass busses. Comparators U4-B and U4-C also
provide interfacing between the front-panel
BYPASS and RESET switches and their respec-
 tive bus drivers, U4-F and U4-E on printed circuit
board X87-1005. Transistors Q4, Q5 and Q6
provide interfacing for the front-panel TEST and
SILENCE switches. When the TEST switch is
pressed, base drive current for Q4 is provided
through R29. The collector of Q4 then goes to
approximately +12 V, providing a positive
voltage through D17 to the DPM and to R27,
which turns on Q5, activating the test bus. The
positive voltage at the cathode of D17 initiates a
test of the DPM display, whereby 1888 will be
displayed, providing a test of all used segments.
A closure of the SILENCE switch provides base
drive current for Q6, which turns on and resets
the horn flip/flop, U2A, on printed circuit board
X87-1005.
The vertical printed circuit board, X87-1005,
provides the interconnections to the chassis's
mother board and contains the horn, CTA and re­
flash relays and control circuits. This board also
contains the system’s flash oscillator, U1-F, and
bus drivers U4-D, U4-E and U4-F. When any
input module goes into the alarm condition, the
horn bus is pulsed low for about 20 milliseconds.
The pulse is inverted by U1-A and clocks
flip/flops U2-A and U3-B on the leading edge.
(The flip/flops are positive-edge triggered.) The
clocking of U2-A causes the horn relay, K1, to
switch over and the system’s horn will sound
until the SILENCE switch is pressed. Assuming
that there are no other inputs already in alarm,
the clock pulse has no effect on U3-B, as its Q
output (pin 12) was already high. This would
cause the re-flash relay, K2, to energize, except
that the Q output of U3-A is normally low, which
holds the input of U4-B low through D3. The Q
output does go high when U3-A is clocked at the
trailing edge of the horn bus pulse and the re­
flash relay is energized as in the CTA relay, K3
(assuming NDE operation). If another input gods
into alarm before this one is cleared, the clock
pulse at U3-B will cause its output pin 12 to go
low, as the “D” input from U3-A is now high.
Flip/flop U3-B is automatically reset through the
delay and inverting circuit consisting of R11, C7
and U1-D, after about 60 milliseconds. The re­
flash relay is thereby pulsed once for each alarm
that occurs with a previous alarm holding the
CTA bus low. Flip/flop U2-B, which provides elec­
tronic latching for a momentary-type shutdown
BYPASS switch, is not used in a standard X87
system.
6.9 Linearizer Model X87-200
(Schematic X83-1004)
The linearizer board provides gain and offset
changes to amplifier U6 on the master module’s
horizontal printed circuit board (X87-1003). Up to
three linearizer boards can be utilized in a
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master module, plugging into connectors J3, J4
and J5. An individual sensor linearization code,
from an X87-300 or -400 input module, selects
the appropriate linearizer. Comparators IC3-A and
IC3-B activate the linearizer board when a
specific linearization code within the voltages at
pins 6 and 3 is applied to the linearization code
bus. Switch Q1, normally held off by a -12 V at
the comparator’s output, is caused to turn on
when the linearizer is in use.
The analog signal from U7 is applied through the
input resistor to the summing junction of eight
amplifiers in IC1 and IC2, as well as to amplifier
U6 on printed circuit board X87-1003. If we
assume typical operating conditions, where the
linearizing segments are selected for positive
signal values, the circuit description would be as
follows (using IC1-A as the representative circuit).
A fixed current is taken from IC1-A, pin 2,
through resistor R2 and, below the break point, a
smaller current is supplied to this summing
junction through R1. The larger offset current
through R2 causes the output of IC1-A to go
positive, supplying current through CR2 to
balance the currents at the summing junction.
As the current through R1 becomes larger, the
current required through CR2 becomes less.
When the current through R1 becomes slightly
larger than that going through R2, the output of
IC1-A will go to a negative voltage level and start
drawing current from the summing junction
through R23 and CR1. When this transition from
a positive voltage to a negative one occurs at
pin 1 of IC1-A, this segment of the linearizer
starts to modify, or linearize, the primary signal
at U6 on printed circuit board X87-1003. The
signal level at the output of IC1-A depends on the
ratio of R23 to R1. The output of IC1-A is applied
to amplifier U6 through R22 (jumper J2 is used)
or through R22 and inverting amplifier IC4
(jumper J1 is used).
6.10 Engineering Units Linearizer
Model X83-200-EU (Schematic X83-1031)
The engineering units (EU) linearizer is used
when one or more of the system’s inputs is in
engineering units and representing measurement
other than temperature. The scaling is performed
in each input module for the correct display
range; the EU linearizer maintains the correct
display for either position of the °C/°F switch in
the master module. The master module gain,
when the switch is in the °F position, is
maintained in the OC position for an EU display.
Therefore, the EU linearizer modifies the master
module gain when the °C/°F switch is in the °C
position and removes the + 32 °F offset with no
gain change when the switch is in the °F
position.
 The comparator, U1-A and U1-B, make up a
“window" detector that responds to the EU
linearization code (4.4 V) and ignores the other
standard codes. When the EU code is received,
the outputs of U1-A and U1-B are high, allowing
switches Q1 and Q2 to turn on. One of these
switches will be inhibited from turning on by the
OC/°F switch on the master module. When this
switch is in the °C position, the voltage at
connector pin 8 is high, U1-C's output is low and
U1-D's output is high. The low level (-12 V) at
the output of U1-C inhibits switch Q2. Switch Q1
is on, connecting resistor R10 in parallel with
resistor R19 on the master module, increasing
the gain of amplifier IC2. When the °C/°F switch
is in the °F position, the voltage at connector
pin 8 is low, U1-C’s output is high and U1-D’s
output is low. The low level (-12 V) at the output
of U1-D inhibits switch Q1. Switch Q2 is on,
connecting an offset current, through R12, to the
summing junction of amplifier IC2 on the master
module. This offset current represents -32
digits referred to the input of the DPM, removing
the 32° offset inserted by the °C/°F switch. In
addition, when U1-A and UTB are high, transistor
Q3 is turned on, putting zero volts at connector
pin 9, which is routed to the °C and °F annun­
ciator driven on the DP, causing an "E" to be
displayed.
6.11 Digital Panel Meter Model X87-101
(Schematics X83-1005 and X83-1006)
The DPM consists of two boards, which are
joined with “F” posts. One board contains the
displays and the other has the power supply and
A/D converter. Isolated power is derived from
the V+ supply using a DC-DC converter, Q1, Q2,
T1 and their associated components. The
secondary is rectified to a positive and negative
voltage and regulated to + 5 V with VR1 and
- 5 V with Zener diode CR2.
The analog-to-digital conversion is accomplished
using IC1—a 3%2-digit, dual-slope, A/D
converter. A stable reference voltage for the IC is
taken from the + 5 V supply, using precision
Zener diode, CR7. Resistors R10, R11 and poten­
tiometer R13 divide the voltage and provide a
small adjustment range for calibration purposes.
IC2 and its components display the units being
read: “C," “F” or “E” (Celsius, Fahrenheit,
engineering units). An optional decimal will be
displayed with "E.” When °F is selected, the
output of IC2B goes low and lights the proper
segment for an "F." When °C is selected, the
output of IC2A is low and a "C" is displayed. If
engineering units are displayed, the EU linearizer
board pulls down "C” and "F" and “E” is
displayed. Also, the output of IC2C will go low
and light up the decimal point, if any.

PARTS LIST-RTD AMPLIFIER

Model X87-S00
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1001B Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 22-17-2102 Receptacle, Bottom Entry Molex
3 3 4—40 X 3/16 Screws, Phillips Panhead W. Valley
4 3 #4 Internal Tooth Lock Washer W. Valley
5 1 R5 RC07GF470J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 Ohms A.B.
6 1 R4 RC07GF472J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
7 1 R3 RC07GF682J Resistor, % W, 5%, 6.8 k A.B.
8 2 R12.17 RC07GF103J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
9 1 R15 RC07GF333J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 33 k A.B.
10 1 R22 RC07GF226J Resistor, M W, 5%, 22 Meg A.B.
11 1 R16 RN55C75ROF Resistor, 1% M E, 75 Ohms Mepco
12 1 R14 RN55C2491F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 2.49 k Mepco •
13 2 R18.19 RN55C4871F Resistor, 1% M E, 4.87 k Mepco
14 1 R13 RN55C7321F Resistor, 1% M E, 7.32 k Mepco
15 1 R20 RN55C1242F Resistor, 1% M.F., 12.4 k Mepco
16 6 R6,7,8,9,10,11 See Table 1
17 2 R1,2 89PR200 Potentiometer, 200 Ohms Beckman
18 1 R21 72PR5K Potentiometer, 5 k Beckman
19 2 C1.4 102R102C20 Capacitor, Disc., .001/1000 V Sprague
20 2 C3,8 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Unitrode
21 3 C5,6,7 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3 mfd/15 V Kemet
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PARTS LIST-RTD AMPLIFIER
Model X87-S00
Hem Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
22 1 C2 685A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8 mfd/35 V Kemet
23 1 D1 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
24 1 D2 LM336Z2.5 Diode, Ref., 2.5 V National
25 1 D3 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
26 2 Q1,2 2N4249 Transistor, PNP Kemet
27 1 U1 LM358N Dual Op-Amp National
28 1 U2 LM392N Op-Amp/Comparator National

CD (9 Ohm) CU (10 Ohm) Pt NI

R8 499 499 2.49 k 2.49 k
R9 402 402 2.37 k 2.37 k
R6 5.11 5.11 22.1 22.1
R7 7.50 7.50 90.9 110
R10.11 25.5 k 23.2 k 10.5 k 5.36 k

Table 1: Resistors Determined by Input

PARTS LIST-THERMOCOUPLE, mA, V AMPLIFIER

Models X87-S10, -S20
Hem Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1002B Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 22-17-2102 Receptacle, Bottom Entry Molex
3 3 4—40x3/16 Screws, Phillips, Panhead W. Valley
4 3 #4 Internal Tooth Lock Washer W. Valley
5 1 R21 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1 k A.B.
6 1 R15 RC07GF472J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
7 1 R14 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
8 1 R9 RC07GF123J Resistor, % W, 5%, 12 k A.B.
9 3 R10,11,19 RC07GF104J Resistor, % W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
10 2 R12.13 See Table 1
11 1 R16 RN55C2000F Resistor, 1% M.F., 200 Ohms Mepco
12 1 R17 RN55C4991 F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
13 1 R18 RN55C1152F Resistor, 1% M.F., 11.5 k Mepco
14 1 R22 RN55C6492F Resistor, 1% M.F., 64.9 k Mepco
15 7 R2,3,4,5,6,7,8 See Table 2
16 1 R1 89PR10K Potentiometer, 10 k Beckman
17 1 R20 72PR5K Potentiometer, 5 k Beckman
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19 1 C9 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1 mfd/100 V Kemet
20 1 03 102R102C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .001 mfd/1 kV Sprague
21 1 C1 103A101C10 Capacitor, Ceramic, .01 mfd/100 V Kemet
22 1 07 224R500C28 Capacitor, Ceramic, .22 mfd/50 V Sprague
23 2 06,10 105A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1 mfd/35 V Kemet
24 2 04,5 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3 mfd/35 V Kemet
25 2 02,8 685A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8 mfd/35 V Kemet

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PARTS LIST-THERMOCOUPLE, mA, mV AMPLIFIER
Models X87-S10, -S20
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
26 1 D1 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
27 1 D2 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
28 1 U1 MA714HC Operational Amplifier Fairchild
29 1 ?U2 LM358N Dual Op-Amp National

R12 RI 3
Upscale 68 M 47 M
Downscale 47 M 68 M

Table 1: Selection of R12, R13 for Response to Open Input Circuit.

(Do not use when inhibit is used with sensor fail.)

Other
E J K T R S 4-20 mA 1-5 V Inputs
R2 28.7 k 35.7 k 45.3 k 45.3 k 324 k 274 k *(40.2 k) *(40.2 k)
R3 4.7 k, 5% 4.7 k, 5% 4.7 k, 5% 4.7 k, 5% 4.7 kr 5% 4.7 k, 5% 4.7 k, 5% 499 k
R4 Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Jumper Jumper
R5 Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used 6.34 k
R6 158 k 196 k 249 k 249 k 1.78 M 1.50 M
R7 174 k 200 k 261 k 261 k 1.50 M 1.50 M 100 k 100 k
R8 2.10 k 1.82 k 1.40 k 1.43 k 402 348
Ref. June. Used Used Used Used Used Used Not Used Not Used
Res. X80A209
Ext. Cur Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used Not Used 3.125 9 Not Used
Loop Res. W.W.

‘Values determined by readout range.

Table 2: Resistors Determined by Input Type,

PARTS LIST-VIBRATION INPUT AMPLIFIER

Model X87-S70, -S73, -S74, -S75, -S76, -S77
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1017A Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 22-17-2102 Receptacle Bottom Entry Molex
3 3 4—40x3/16 Screw, Phillips, Panhead W. Valley
4 3 #4 Internal Lock Washer W. Valley
Lock Washer
5 1 R4 RC07GF470J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 47 Ohms A.B.
6 1 R1 RC07GF392J Resistor, % W, 5% 3.9 k A.B.
7 2 R2,17 RC07GF103J Resistor, 'A W, 5% 10 k A.B.
8 1 R15 RC07GF104J Resistor, A W, 5% 100 k A.B.
9 1 R9 RC07GF336J Resistor, % W, 5% 33 M A.B.
10 1 R5 RN55C631632 Resistor, % W, 1% 31.6 k Mepco
11 1 R6 RN55C6342F Resistor, % W, 1 % 63.4 k Mepco
12 2 R19.20 RN55C2002F Resistor, 'A W, 1 % 20 k Mepco

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PARTS LIST-VIBRATION INPUT AMPLIFIER
Model X87-S70, -S73, -S74, -S75, -S76, -S77
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
13 1 R8 RN55C9092F Resistor, M W, 1 % 90.9 k Mepco
14 1 R3 RN55C1003F Resistor, '/A W, 1 % 100 k Mepco
15 2 R25.18 62PR10K Potentiometer, Ceramic 10 k Beckman
16 1 R7 89PR20K Potentiometer, Ceramic 20 k Beckman
17 1 C3 103A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic .01/100 V Kemet
18 7 C1,2,4,6,8 105R500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic 1/50 V Sprague
12,13
19 1 C9 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tantalum 3.3/15 V Kernel
20 1 C5 685A350T10 Capacitor, Tanatalum 6.8/35 V Kemet
21 1 C7 Not Used
22 1 TSW-102-08-G-S-RA Right Angle Terminal Strip, Samtec
2 Positions
23 3 D1.2.3 1N457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
Only
24 1 U1 LM392N Dual Comparator National
25 2. U2,U5 LF442CN Dual FET Op Amp National
26 2 U3,U4 LF411CN FET Op Amp National
Use with S73 or S74 (Velocity Input) Module Only
27 1 D4 1N5287 Diode Current Source Motorola
.33 mA Nom.
D4 USED □, NOT USED □
______ N1 Through N8, R21,22,23,24,C10,11, W1 and W2: as required
________________ Values for Transducer “OK” Monitor_______________
X87-S70 Displacement Monitor Input: M600, M606, M665, M668 Probe Driver
28 1 R16 RN55C1001F Resistor, 14 W, 1% 1 k Mepco
29 1 R11 RN55C6041F Resistor, % W, 1 % 6.04 k Mepco
30 1 R14 RN55C9091F Resistor, % W, 1 % 9.09 k Mepco
31 1 R12 RN55C2212F Resistor, % W, 1% 22.1 k Mepco
32 1 R13 RN55C2802F Resistor, 14 W, 1 % 28.0 k Mepco
33 1 R10 RN55C1912F Resistor, '/A W, 1% 19.1 k Mepco
X87-S73, -S74 Velocity (Input: M85 or M86 Vel. Transducer)
34 1 R11 RN55C7501F Resistor, VA W, 1 % 7.5 k Mepco
35 1 R16 RN55C1052F Resistor, % W, 1% 10.5 k Mepco
36 1 R12 RN55C2432F Resistor, % W, 1 % 24.3 k Mepco
37 1 R13 RN55C2552F Resistor, % W, 1 % 25.5 k Mepco
38 1 R10 RN55C1742F Resistor, % w, 1% 17.4 k Mepco
39 1 R14 J0.5O0X0.125 Jumper 0.5 f Squires
X87-S75, -S76, -S77 Acceleration (Input: M98, M99 Accelerometer)
40 1 R16 RN55C1001F Resistor, % W, 1 % 1.0 k Mepco
41 1 R13 RN55C1822F Resistor, * W, 1% 18.2 k Mepco
42 1 R10,14 RN55C9091F Resistor, 14 W, 1 % 9.09 k Mepco
43 1 R11 RN55C1622F Resistor, % W. 1% 16.2 k Mepco
44 1 R12 RN55C8252F Resistor, Y W, 1 % 82.5 k Mepco

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PARTS LIST-POSITION INPUT AMPLIFIER
Model X87-S78
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1012 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R10 RC07GF101J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 100 ohms A.B.
4 1 R2 RCO7GF392J Resistor, % W, 5%, 3.9 k A.B.
5 1 R21 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
6 1 R22 RC07GF825J Resistor, % W, 5%, 8.2 M A.B.
7 1 R20 RN55C3742F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 37.4 k Mepco
8 1 R5 RN55C2433F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 243 k Mepco
9 2 R3,4 RN55C2493F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 249 k Mepco
10 1 R6 RN55C3743F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 374 k Mepco
11
12 1 R7 62PR20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
13 2 06,7 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V U nitrode
14 1 04 503R101020-0 Capacitor, Ceramic, .05/100 V U nitrode
15 1 03 474A500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .47/50 V Corning
16 2 08,9 355A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3/15 V Kemet
17 2 01,2 685A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Kemet
18 1 D3 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
19 1 □1 0P220GJ Dual Op-Amp PMI
20 1 U4 LM392N Op-Amp/Comparator National
21
Component Values Determined by Input/Output Scaling
22 5 R1,14,15,16,17_____________________________________
Component Values Determined by Position Limits
23 2 R18.19
Components Used for Inverted Signal Out
24 1 R8 RC07GF473J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
25 1 C5 Jumper
26 1 W1 05JUMPERS .5 x .125 x 22 AWG PVC Jumpers Squires
27 2 R9,10 Not Used
Components Used for Non-inverted Signal Out
28 2 R8,9 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 11.11 k Elliott
29 1 05 503R101C20-0 Capacitor, Ceramic, .05/100 V Unitrode
30 1 R10 RC07GF101J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 100 ohms A.B.
31 1 W1 Not Used
Components Used for Absolute Value Option
32 3 R12,13,24 RN55C1962F Resistor, 1% M.F, 19.6 k Mepco
33 2 R11.23 RN55C3922F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 39.2 k Mepco
34 2 D1,2 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
35 2 U2,3 uA714HC Op-Amp Fairchild

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PARTS LIST-FREQUENCY INPUT BOARD
Model X87-S79
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1018A Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 22-17-2102 Receptacle, Bottom Entry Molex
3 3 4—40x3/16 Screws, Phillips Panhead W. Valley
4 3 #4 Internal Tooth Lock Washer W. Valley
5 1 TSW-102-08-G-S-RA Rt. Angle TC Strip, 2 Positions Samtec
6 1 R16 RC07GF470J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 47 Ohms A.B. .
7 1 R4 RC07GF821J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 820 Ohms A.B.
8 2 R17, 19 RC07GF562J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 5.6 k A.B.
9 2 R1,5 RC07GF331J Resistor, % W, 5%, 3.3 k A.B.
10 1 R14 RCO7GF273J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 27 k A.B.
11 1 R15 RC07GF334J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 330 k A.B.
12 1 R4 RN55C1101F Resistor, 'A W, 1% M.F., 1.1 k Dale
13 1 R3 RN55C1003F Resistor, 'A W, 1% M.F , 100 k Dale
14 1 R9 RN55C2432F Resistor, % W, 1% M.F., 24.3 k Dale
15 1 R10 RN55C2003F Resistor, % W, 1% M F., 200 k Dale
16 1 R2 62PR10K Potentiometer, Ceramic 10 k Beckman
17 1 R8 89PR100K Potentiometer, Ceramic 100 k Beckman
18 1 01 331R501M05 Capacitor, DM 330 pF Arco
19 1 C7 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic .1/100 V Kemet
20 4 03,4,5,6 105R500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic 1/50 Sprague
21 1 02 102R101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic .001/100 V Sprague
22 2 D2,3 1N457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
23 1 D4 LM336Z-2.5 Diode, Zener 2.5 V_________ National
24 1 D1 LM336Z-5.0 .Diode, Zener 5.0 V National
25 1 U1 LM393N Dual Comparator National
26 1 U3 LF442CN Dual Op Amp National
27 1 U2 CD4013BE Dual D Flip-Flop RCA
28 1 Q1 VN0106N3 V-MOS FET Supertex

W1, W3 W2, W4
Positive Polarity 10 k, 5% NOT USED
Negative Polarity NOT USED 10 k, 5%

Table 1: Input Polarity Select.

Full Scale C10 R6 R7 R12

800 RPM 1 MF (1) 42.2 k 50 k 89 PR 3.74 k
1,000 RPM (105A630K10) 43.2 k 20 k 89 PR 4.99 k
1,200 RPM (105A630K10) 34.8 k 20 k 89 PR 6.19 k
1,500 RPM (105A630K10) 26.1 k 20 k 89 PR 8.25 k
2,000 RPM ■15 pF (2) 130 k 100 k 89 PR 845 Ohm
2,500 RPM (154A101K10) 95.3 k 100 k 89 PR 1.07 k
3,000 RPM (154A101K10) 95.3 k 50 k 89 PR 1.3 k
5,000 RPM (154A101K10) 47.5 k 50 k 89 PR 2.26 k
7,500 RPM 1 pF (3) 47.5 k 50 k 89 PR 3.48 k
10,000 RPM (104A251K05) 43.2 k 20 k 89 PR 4.99 k
20,000 RPM (104A251K05) 17.4 k 20 k 89 PR 12.1 k
50,000 RPM .01 pF (4) 82.5 k 50 k 89 PR 2.26 k
103A40K10
Table 2: Values for One-Shot Timing.
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 C8 C9 C11 R11, R20 R21 R18
To 5,000 RPM .15uF 1uF .68 uF 499 k 604 k 1.5M, 5%
154A101K10 105A630K10 684A630K10
Over 5,000 RPM .15 uF 1 pF .68 uF 200 k 243 k 680, 5%
154A101K10 105A630K10 684A630K10
1. Capacitors are Roederstein Type MKC1860, 10%, 100 V.
2. Resistors, S are RN55C, 1 %.
Table 3: Values for Filter Circuit.

PARTS LIST-SETPOINT RANGE SUBMODULE

Model X87-T00-( H )
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 10-600-11 Header Aries
2 1 10-650-10 Header Cover Aries

9 Ohm 10 Ohm 100 Ohm 120 Ohm E J K T R S EU

R24,25 225 k 261 k 56.2 k 75.0 k 14.3 k 30.9 k 18.2 k 56.2 k 5.49 k 5.49 k
R28.27 649 k 665 k 165 k 221 k 78.7 k 118 k 88.7 k 165 k 66.5 k 66.5 k
R26 43.2 k 43.2 k 140 k 68.1 k 31.6 k 24.3 k 19.6 k 16.2 k 13.3 k 11.3 k
R25 and R27 used on X87-400 boards only (dual setpoint). Resistors are RN50C, 1%, met. film.
Single Setpoint □ Dual Setpoint □

Table 1: Selection of Setpoint Range and Linearization Code Resistors per Input Type.

PARTS LIST-MASTER MODULE

Model X87-100B
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
Horizontal Board
1 1 X87-1003C Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 6 9707B-B-0440-4 Standoff, 1/4 inch Amatom
3 1 R2 RC07GF100J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 Ohms A.B.
4 1 R9 RC07GF15OJ Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 15 Ohms A.B.
5 1 R15 RC07GF220J Resistor, % W, 5%, 22 Ohms A.B.
6 1 R8 RC07GF101J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 100 Ohms A.B.
7 1 R7 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1 k A.B.
8 3 R27.45.50 RC07GF182J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 1.8 k A.B.
9 11 R10,11,18,25,26,28,29, RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
39,43,47,49
10 1 R44 RC07GF183J Resistor, ‘ W, 5%, 18 k A.B.
11 5 R19.21,23,42,48 RC07GF273J Resistor, % W, 5%, 27 k A.B.
12 2 R24.46 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
13 3 R16,20,22 RC07GF104J Resistor, % W. 5%, 100 k A.B.
14 1 R17 RC07GF474J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
15 1 R38 RC07GF106J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 M A.B.
16 1 R52 RC07GF475J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 M A.B.
17 1 R1 RC20GF221J Resistor, Y2 W, 5%, 220 Ohms
A.B.
18 1 R54 RN55C7500F Resistor, 1% M.F. 750 OhmsMepco
19 1 R35 RN55C9091F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 9.09 kMepco

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PARTS LIST-MASTER MODULE
Model X87-100B
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
20 1 R3 RN55C9761F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 9.76 k Mepco
21 1 R5 RN55C1332F Resistor, 1% M.F., 13.3 k Mepco
22 2 R4.6 RN55C2002F Resistor, 1% M.F., 20.0 k Mepco
23 1 R12 RN55C2942F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
24 1 R33 RN55C3743F Resistor, 1% M.F., 374 k Mepco
25 1 R40 RN55C4993F Resistor, 1% M.F., 499 k Mepco
26 1 R34 RN55C1002B Resistor, 1% M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
27 1 R30 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 1.00 k Elliott
28 1 R31 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 5.00 k Elliott
29 1 R37 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 6.157 k Elliott
30 1 R32 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 6.250 k Elliott
31 1 R36 El-17 Resistor, W.W., .05%, 11.11 k Elliott
32 1 R13,14 67YR2K Potentiometer, Trim, 2 k Beckman
33 1 R41 67YR50K Potentiometer, Trim, 50 k Beckman
34 1 C4 820R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pFd ARCO
35 1 C1 391R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 390 pFd ARCO
36 1 C2 102R101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .001/100 V Ke met
37 3 C6,10,15 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kemet
38 1 C14 105A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 V Kemet
39 7 C3,5,7,8,9,11,12 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Sprague
40 1 C13 107A400E28 Capacitor, Elect., 100/40 V Mepco
41 3 D5,6,18 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
42 12 1N4148D
D1,2,3,4,9,10,11,12, Diode, Signal Motorola
13,14,15,16
43 2 D7,8 1N4005D Diode, Rectifier Motorola
44 1 D17 1N0825A Diode, Zener Motorola
45 4 Q1.4,6,7 2N4249 Transistor, PNP Fairchild
46 1 Q5 2N6715-5 Transistor, NPN National
47 2 Q2.3 VN0109N3 Field-Effect Transistor Supertex
48 1 U2 2N4392 FET N-CH Motorola
49 1 U2 LM307N Op-Amp National
50 2 U5,6 A714HC Op-Amp Fairchild
51 2 U7,8 LF411N Op-Amp National
52 1 U4 LM339N Quad Comparator National
53 1 U1 MA723HC Voltage Regulator Fairchild
54 1 U3 CD4047BE Astable Multivibrator RCA
55 1 T1 PE2231X Transformer Pulse Eng.
56 1 S1 MSSA-204N Switch, DPDT Alco
57 3 EB71-SB10GFV Connector Dale
58 1 TSW-1-05-07-G-S Terminal Strip Samtec
59 1 SSW-1-21-02-G-S-RA Socket Strip Samtec •
Vertical Board
60 1 X87-1005A Printed Circuit Board Ronan
61 2 R8.10 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
62 6 R2,7,12,13,14,15 RC07GF273J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 27 k A.B.
63 2 R4,9 RC07GF473J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
64 1 R5 RC07GF104J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
65 2 R1,3 RC07GF224J Resistor, ^A W, 5%, 220 k A.B.
66 1 R6 RCO7GF474J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
67 1 R11 RC07GF684J Resistor, 'A W, 5%, 680 k A.B.
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PARTS LIST-MASTER MODULE
Model X87-100B

68 5 C1,3,5,6,7 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kernel

69 1 C2 225R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 2.2/35 V Sprague
70 1 C4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Sprague
71 3 D1,2,3 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
72 1 U1 74C14N Hex Inverter National
73 1 U4 ULN2004 Transistor, Driver Sprague
74 2 U2,3 CD4013BE Dual “D” Flip-Flop RCA
75 3 K1,2,3 G4D212PUSTV- Relay Omron
2DC24
76 1/3 10-89-2123 Dual Row Header, NE/NDE Molex
Position (2 pos. used; 4 pins total)
77 1 65474-004 Jumper Plug Berg
NE □ NDE □
78 1 P2 TSW-1-21-07-G-S Terminal Strip Samtec
79 1 100-032-053 Connector Panduit
80 6 4—40X3/16 Screws, Slot Panhead W. Valley

Standard □ Delete Bypass □

W1, W3, W4 not used W1, W2, W3 not used

W2, W5 are 0.5 jumper W4, W5 are 0.5 jumper

Table 1: Jumper Select

PARTS LIST-SINGLE-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE

Model X87-300
item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1000C Printed Circuit Board____________ Ronan
2 1 X87D16-1 Front Panel______ Ronan
3 1 47-10-206-10 Captive Screw Southco
4 1 X87C18 Handle Ronan
5 1 X87C17 Bracket Ronan
6 3 9707B-B-0440-4 Standoff Amatom
7 1 P1 08-911-11 Single Row Header, Eight Positions Aries
8 6 J2,4,5,6,7,8 10-89-1243 Dual Row Header Molex
(Cut into length of two positions
each; total four pins per section; six
sections required.)
9 1 P3 100-032-053 Connector _______ ____________ Panduit
10 5 4—40x3/16 Machine Screw, Slot Panhead W. Valley
11 5 #4 Intertooth Lock Washer W. Valley
12 1 4—40 X 3/8 Self-Tapping Machine Screw, W. Valley
Phillips Roundhead
13 1 P4 TSW-110-14-G-S Single Row Header, Four Positions Samtec
14 1 P2 10-911-11 Single Row Header Ten Positions Aries
15 1 X87B23 Membrane Switch Panel T.P.I.
16
17 1 R49 RC07GF330J Resistor, % W, 5%, 33 Ohms A.B.
18 1 R70 RC07GF470J Resistor, %4 W, 5%, 47 Ohms A.B.
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PARTS LIST-SINGLE-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE
Model X87-300
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
19 1 R61 RC07GF417J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 470 Ohms A.B.
20 1 R35 RC07GF821J Resistor, % W, 5%, 820 Ohms A.B.
21 3 R6,30,69 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1.0 k A.B.
22 2 R74.75 RC07GF182J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1.8 k A.B.
23 3 R36,37,73 RC07GF272J Resistor, % W, 5%, 2.7 k A.B.
24 2 R32.33 RC07GF682J Resistor, % W, 5%, 6.8 k A.B.
25 1 R12 RC07GF472J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
26 2 R63.64 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
27 2 R50.62 RC07GF153J Resistor, % W, 5%, 15 k A.B.
28 2 R40.42 RC07GF393J Resistor, % W, 5%, 39 k A.B.
29 1 R38 RC07GF683J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 68 k A.B.
30 10 R15,16,17,18,21,22, RC07GF104J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
23,39,47,52
31 4 R43,46,48,51 RC07GF224J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 220 k A.B.
32 2 R31,34 RC07GF474J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
33 1 R3 RC07GF683J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 680 k A.B.
34 1 R14 RC07GF475J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 M A.B.
35 1 R76 RC20GF150J Resistor, Vz W, 5%, 15 Ohms A.B.
36
37 1 R29 RN55C1000F Resistor, 1% M.F., 100 Ohms Mepco
38 r R7 RN55C4871F Resistor, 1% M.F., 4.87 k Mepco
39 1 R13 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
40 2 R72,77 RN55C2942F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
41 1 R71 RN55C7152F Resistor, 1% M.F., 71.5 k Mepco
42 4 R8,9,10,11 RN55C9532F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
43 1 R19 RN55C8063F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 k Mepco
44 1 R20 RN55C1104F Resistor, 1% M.F., 1.1 M Mepco
45 4 R1,2,4,5 RN55C2002B Resistor, 1 % M.F., 20 k Mepco
46 16 R25,27,44,45,53,54, Not Used
55,57,58,59,65,66,67,
68,78,80
47 3 R24,26,28 See Table 1
48
49 1 R56 91BR2K Potentiometer, 2 k Beckman
50 1 R79 89PR-20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
51 1 LED1 P405W-RG2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red/Green Data Disp.
52 1 LED3 P205W-BR2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red Data Disp.
53
54 4 D7,8,25,26 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
55 16 D1,3,5,9,10,13,14,17, 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
19,20,21,22,23,29,30,32
56 4 D11,12,15,19 Not Used
57 2 D27,28 LM336Z2.5 Diode, Reference, 2.5 V National
58 3 D18,24,31 LM3362-5 Diode, Reference, 5.0 V National
59 2 C30,32 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3/15 V Kemet
60 1 C29 390R501MO5 Capacitor, Mica, 39 pFd ARCO
61 3 C7,8,25 820R501MO5 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pFd ARCO
62 7 02,5,13,14,16,21,27 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kemet
63 1 C3 474A500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .47/50 V Corning
64 1 C9 224R251R10-1 Capacitor, Poly., .22/250 V Mepco
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PARTS LIST-SINGLE-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE
Model X87-300
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
65 2 C1,4 685A350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Kemet
66 9 06,15,17,18,19,20,24,
685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Sprague
26,31
67 2 C22.23 226R150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 22/15 V Kemet
68 1 C10 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 V Squires
69
70 1 C28 05JUMPERS .5X.125x22 AWG Squires
PVC Jumpers
71
72 1 Q4 2N6715-5 Transistor, NPN National
73 2 Q5,6 VN0106N3 Transistor, VMOS Supertex
74 2 Q1,2 2N4393 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
75 1 Q3 Not Used
76 3 C11.12,18 Not Used
77
78 1 Jumper (“LO" position of S2 at side
near S1)
79 1 U4 CD4001BE Quad, Two-Input NOR Gate RCA
80 2 U7.10 CD4013BE Dual "D" Flip-Flop RCA
81 1 U2 CD4C66BE Quad Switch RCA
82 1 U8 CD4070BE Quad, Two-Input XOR Gate RCA
83 1 U5 CD4071BE Quad, Two-Input OR Gate RCA
84 1 U14 CD4047BE Astable Multivibrator RCA
85 2 U6,9 CD4081BE Quad, Two-Input AND Gate RCA
86 1 U13 LM307N Op-Amp National
87 1 U1 LM324AN Quad Op-Amp National
88 1 U12 ULN2004A Trans. Driver Sprague
89 1 U15 MA78M18CFC Voltage Regulator, 18 V Fairchild
or MC78M18CG
90 1 U3 MCA255 Opto-Isolator Monsanto
91 1 U11 Not Used
92 1 T1 PE2231X Transformer Pulse Eng.
93 1 T2 X83B151 Transformer, Power Merc. Mag.
94 1 F1 362.500 (NORMJPR) Used □ Jumper 0.5 inch □ Littlefuse
95 1 F2 362.500 Used □ Jumper 0.5 inch □ Littlefuse
96 2 F1 3529 Fuse Clips Used □ Not Used □ Keystone
97 2 F2 3529 Fuse Clips Used □ Not Used □ Keystone
98 1 K1 G4D212PUSTV Relay, DPDT Omron
2DC24
99 1 K2 Not Used
100 1 S1 MSSA-204N Switch, DPDT Alco
101 1 S2 Not Used
(Jumper "LO" positions of S2.)
102 6 65474-004 Jumper Plugs Berg
103 1 P5 10-0513-10 Pin Line Socket Aries
REMOTE SELECT OPTION
104 3 D2,4,6 1N5287 Diode, Constant Cur. Motorola
105

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PL□ r NE □ PNO □ r INH □ ILO
A A A } 2 ea. A A
l— NL □ L-NDE □ L NC □ LNML □ — NL □

Table 1: Jumper Plug Positions

X87-S00 RTD X87-1001 X87-600-( )•( )•( ) Used □

X87-S10 X87-1002 PC Board X87-1004 Not Used □
X87-S20
(T/C, mV, mA) Table 3: Plug-In Transmitter Assembly Option
Table 2: Selection of Amplifier Assembly

PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE

Model X87-400
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1000C Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 X87D16-1 Front Panel Ronan
3 1 47-10-206-10 Captive Screw Southco
4 1 X87C18 Handle Ronan
5 1 X87C17 Bracket Ronan
6 3 97O7B-B-0440-4 Standoff Amatom
7 1 P1 08-911-11 Single Row Header, Eight Positions Aries
8 1 P5 10-0513-10 Pin Line Socket Aries
9 10 J1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 10-89-1243 Dual Row Header Molex
8,9,10 (Cut into length of two positions
each; total four pins per section;
ten sections required.)
10 1 P3 100-032-053 Connector Panduit
11 5 4—40x3/16 Machine Screw, Slot Panhead W. Valley
12 5 #4 Intertooth Lock Washer W. Valley
13 1 4—40 X 3/8 Self-Tapping Machine Screw, W. Valley
Phillips Roundhead
14 1 P4 TSW-110-14-G-S Single Row Header, Four Positions Samtec
15 1 P2 10-911-11 Single Row Header Ten Positions Aries
16 1 X87B24 Membrane Switch Panel T.P.I.
17
18 2 R44.49 RC07GF330J Resistor, % W, 5%, 33 Ohms A.B.
19 1 R70 RC07GF470J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 Ohms A.B.
20 1 R61 RC07GF471J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 Ohms A.B.
21 1 R35 RC07GF821J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 820 Ohms A.B.
22 3 R6,30,69 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W. 5%, 1.0 k A.B.
23 2 R74.75 RC07GF182J Resistor, M W, 5%, 1.8 k A.B.
24 3 R36,37,73 RC07GF272J Resistor, % W, 5%, 2.7 k A.B.
25 2 R32,33 RC07GF682J Resistor, % W, 5%, 6.8 k A.B.
26 1 R12 RC07GF472J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
27 2 R63.64 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
28 3 R45,50,62 RC07GF153J Resistor, % W, 5%, 15 k A.B.
29 2 R40.42 RC07GF393J Resistor, % W, 5%, 39 k A.B.
30 1 R38 RC07GF683J Resistor. % W, 5%. 68 k A.B.

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE
Model X87-400
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
31 11 R15,16,17,18,21,22, RC07GF104J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
23,39,47,52,58
32 4 R43,46,48,51 RC07GF224J Resistor, ‘ W, 5%, 220 k A.B.
33 2 R31,34 RC07GF474J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
34 3 R3,59,80 RC07GF684J Resistor, M W, 5%, 680 k A.B.
35 1 R14 RC07GF475J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 M A.B.
36 1 R76 RC20GF150J Resistor, %2 W, 5%, 15 Ohms A.B.
37
38 2 R29.68 RN55C1000F Resistor, 1% M.F., 100 Ohms Mepco
39 1 R7 RN55C4871F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.87 k Mepco
40 1 R13 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1% M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
41 2 R72,77 RN55C2942F Resistor, 1% M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
42 1 R71 RN55C7152F Resistor, 1% M.F., 71.5 k Mepco
43 4 R8,9,10,11 RN55C9532F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
44 2 R19,54 RN55C8063F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 k Mepco
45 2 R20,55 RN55C1104F Resistor, 1% M.F., 1.1 M Mepco
46 8 R1,2,4,5,53,65, RN55C2002B Resistor, .1 % M.F., 20 k Mepco
66,67
47 5 R24,25,26,27,28 See Table 1
48
49 2 R56,57 91BR2K Potentiometer, 2 k__________ Beckman
50 2 R78.79 89PR-20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
51 1 LED1 P405W-RG2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red/Green Data Disp.
52 2 LED2.3 P205W-BR2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red Data Disp.
53
54 6 D7,8,15,16,25.26 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
55 18 01,3,5,9,10,11,12,13, 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
14,17,19,20,21,22,23,29,
30,32
56
57 2 D27,28 LM336Z2.5 Diode, Reference, 2.5 V National
58 3 D18,24,31 LM336Z-5 Diode, Reference, 5.0 V National
59 2 C30.32 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3/15 V Kemet
60 1 C29 390R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 39 pFd ARCO
61 3 C7,8,25 820R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pFd ARCO
62 9 C2,5,11,1213,14,16, 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kemet
21,27
63 2 C3.28 474A500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .47/50 V Corning
64 1 C9 224R251R10-1 Capacitor, Poly., .22/250 V Mepco
65 2 C1,4 685A350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Kernel
66 9 C6,15,17,18,19,20,24, 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Sprague
26,31
67 2 C22,23 226R150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 22/15 V Kernel
68 1 C10 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 V Squires
69
70 2 Q3,4 2N6715-5 Transistor, NPN National
71 2 05,6 VN0106N3 Transistor, VMOS Supertex
72 2 Q1,2 2N4393 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
73
74 1 U4 CD4001BE Quad, Two-Input NOR Gate RCA

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 +

PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT INPUT MODULE

Model X87-400
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
75 2 U7,10 CD4013BE Dual "D” Flip-Flop RCA
76 1 U2 CD4066BE Quad Switch RCA
77 1 U8 CD4070BE Quad, Two-Input XOR Gate RCA
78 1 U5 CD4071BE Quad, Two-Input OR Gate RCA
79 1 U14 CD4047BE Astable Multivibrator RCA
80 2 U6,9 CD4081BE Quad, Two-Input AND Gate RCA
81 1 U13 LM307N Op-Amp National
82 2 U1.11 LM324AN Quad Op-Amp National
83 1 U12 ULN2004 Trans. Driver Sprague
84 1 U15 MA78M18CFC Voltage Regulator, 18 V Fairchild
or MC78M18CG
85 1 U3 MCA255 Opto-Isolator Monsanto
86
87 1 T1 PE2231X Transformer Pulse Eng.
88 1 T2 X83B151 Transformer, Power Merc. Mag.
89 1 F1 362.500 Used □ Jumper 0.5 inch □ Littlefuse
90 1 F2 362.500 Used □ Jumper 0.5 inch □ Littlefuse
91 2 F1 3529 Fuse Clips Used □ Not Used □ Keystone
92 2 F2 3529 Fuse Clips Used • Not Used □ Keystone
93 2 K1,2 G4D212PUSTV Relay, DPDT Omron
2DC24
94 1 S1 MSSA-204N Switch, DPDT Al co
95 6 65474-004 Jumper Plugs Berg
REMOTE SELECT OPTION
96 3 D2,4,6 1N5287 Diode, Constant Cur. Motorola

L □ r NE □ P NO □ r INH □ L □
A A A } 2 ea. A A
_ NL □ l-NDE □ L-NC □ LNML □ 1— NL □

L □ r NE □ I—NO □ P INH □ L □
B B B } 2 ea. B B
_ NL □ LNDE □ I—NC □ LNML □ NL □
Table 1: Jumper Plug Positions

X87-S00 RTD X87-1001

X87-S10 X87-1002
X87-S20
(T/C, mV, mA)
Table 2: Selection of Amplifier Assembly

X87-600-( )■( )-( ) Used □

PC Board X87-1004 Not Used □

Table 3: Plug-In Transmitter Assembly Option

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT VIBRATION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-470, -471, -472
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1000C Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 X87D81-1 Front Panel Ronan
3 1 47-10-206-10 Captive Screw Southco
4 1 X87C18 Handle______________________ Ronan
5 1 X87C42 Bracket Ronan
6 1 X87C43 Bracket_____________________ Ronan
7 3 7907B-B-0440-4 Standoff Amatom
8 1 P1 08-911-11 Single Row Header, 8 Positions Aries
9 1 P5 10-053-10 Pin Line Socket Aries
10 2 J1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 10-89-1243 Dual Row Header Molex
(10 sections required—cut header
into lengths of 2 positions each—4
total pins per section.)
11 1 3542-2 Pin Jack, Red (+) Pomona
12 1 3542-0 Pin Jack, Black ( —) Pomona
13 1 P3 100-032-053 Connector Panduit
14 5 4—40x3/16" Machine Screw, Slot Pan Head W. Valley
15 5 #4 Inter-Tooth Lock Washer W. Valley
16 1 IDSS-02-S-06 2-Position Cable Strip Samtec
17 1 4—40 X 3/8 Self-Tapping Machine Screw, W. Valley
Phillips, Round Head_______■
18 1 P4 Make from Single-Row Header, 4 Positions Samtec
TSW-110-14-G-S
19 1 P2 10-911-11 Single-Row Header, 10 Positions Aries
20 1 X87B35-1 Membrane Switch Panel T.P.I.
(X87-470)
21 1 X87B35-2 Membrane Switch panel T.P.I.
(X87-474, -476)
22
23 2 R44,49 RC07GF330J Resistor, %4 W, 5%, 33 ohms A.B.
24 1 R70 RC07GF470J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 ohms A.B.
25 1 R61 RC07GF471J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 ohms A.B.
26 1 R35 RC07GF821J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 820 ohms A.B.
27 3 R6,30,69 RCO7GF102J Resistor, M W, 5%, 1.0 k A.B.
28 2 R74,75 RC07GF182J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1.8 k A.B.
29 3 R36,37,73 RC07GF272J Resistor, M W, 5%, 2.7 k A.B.
30 2 R32.33 RCO7GF682J Resistor, % W, 5%, 6.8 k A.B.
31 1 R12 RC07GF472J Resistor, M W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
32 2 R63,64 RC07GF103J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
33 3 R45,50,62 RC07GF153J Resistor, M W, 5%, 15 k A.B.
34 2 R40,42 RC07GF393J Resistor, % W, 5%, 39 k A.B.
35 1 R38 RC07GF683J Resistor, % W, 5%, 68 k A.B.
36 11 R15,16,17,18,21,22,23, RC07GF104J Resistor, Ya W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
39,47,52,58
37 4 R43,46,48,51 RC07GF224J Resistor, % W, 5%, 220 k A.B.
38 2 R31.34 RC07GF474J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
39 3 R3,59,80 RC07GF684J Resistor, % W, 5%, 680 k A.B.
40 1 R14 RC07GF475J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 M A.B.
41 1 R76 RC07GF150J Resistor, % W, 5%, 15 ohms A.B.

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT VIBRATION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-470, -471, -472
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
43 2 R29.68 RN55C10OOF Resistor, 1 % M.F., 100 ohms Mepco
44 1 R7 RN55C4871F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.87 k Mepco
45 1 R13 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1% M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
46 2 R72.77 RN55C2942F Resistor, 1% M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
47 1 R71 RN55C7152F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 71.5 k Mepco
48 4 R8,9,10,11 RN55C9532F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
49 2 R19,54 RN55C8063F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 k Mepco
50 2 R20.55 RN55C1104F Resistor, 1% M.F., 1 1 M Mepco
51 8 R1,2,4,5,53,65,66,67 RN55C2002B Resistor, .1 % M.F., 20 k Mepco
52 5 R24,25,26,27,28 See Table 2
53
54 2 R56.57 91BR2K Potentiometer, 2 k Beckman
55 2 R78.79 89PR-20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
56 1 LED1 P405W-RG2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red/Green Data Disp.
57 2 LED2,3 P205W-BR2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red Data Disp.
58
59 6 D7,8,15,16,25,26 1N457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
60 18 D1,3,5,9,10,11,12,13,14, 1N4148D Diode, Signal Motorola
17,19,20,21,22,23,29,
30,32
61 2 D27,28_____________ LM336Z2.5 Diode, Reference, 2.5 V National
62 3 D18,24,31 LM336Z5 Diode, Reference, 5.0 V National
63 2 030,32 335A150R20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3/15 Kemet
64 1 C29 390R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 89 pfd Arco
65 3 C7,8,25 82OR501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pfd Arco
66 9 C2,5,11,12,13,14,16, 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kemet
21,27
67 2 C3,28 474A500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .47/50 V Corning
68 1 09__________________ 224R251R10-1 Capacitor, Polyester, .22/250 Mepco
69 2 C1,4 685A350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 Kemet
70 9 C5,15.17,18,19.20,24, 685R350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 Sprague
26,31________________
71 2 022,23 226R150T2O Capacitor, Tant., .22/15 Kemet
72 1 C10 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 Sprague
73
74 2 Q1,2 2N4393 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
75 2 03.4 2N6715-5 Transistor, NPN National
76 2 05,6 VN0106N3 Transistor, V-MOS Supertex
77
78 1 U4 CD4001BE Quad 2-lnput NOR Gate RCA
79 2 U7.10 CD4013BE Dual “D” Flip-Flop RCA
80 1 U2 CD4066BE Quad Switch RCA
81 1 U8 CD4070BE Quad 2-lnput XOR Gate RCA
82 1 U5 CD4071BE Quad 2-lnput OR Gate RCA
83 1 U14 CD4047BE Astable Multivibrator RCA (only)
84 2 U6,9 CD4081BE Quad 2-lnput AND Gate RCA,
Motorola
85 1 U13 LM307N Operational Amplifier National
86 2 U1,11 LM324AN Quad Operational Amplifier National

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 PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT VIBRATION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-470, -471, -472
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
87 1 U12 ULN2004 Trans. Drivers Sprague
88 1 U15 MA78M18CFCor Voltage Regulator, 18 V Fairchild
MC78M18CG
89 1 U3 MCA255 Opto-Isolator Monsanto
90 1 U11 Not Used
91 1 T1 PE2231X Transformer Pulse Eng.
92 1 T2 X83B151 Transformer, Power Merc. Mag.
93
94 1 F1 362.500 Jumper 0.5" Littlefuse
Used □ Not Used □
95 1 F2 362.500 Jumper 0.5 W Littlefuse
Used □ Not Used □
96 2 F1 3529 Fuse Clip Keystone
Used Not Used □
97 2 F2 3529 Fuse Clip Keystone
Used □ Not Used □
98 •2 K1,2 G4D212PUSTV- Relay, DPDT Omron
2DC24
99 2 S1,2 MSSA-204N Switch, DPDT Allo Switch
100 8 65474-004 Jumper Plugs Berg
Remote Selection Option X86-RSO
101 3 D2.4.6 1N5287 Diode, Constant Current Motorola

0‘ L □ । NE □ [—NO □ r INH □
A A A A
I— NL □ LNDE □ — NC □ LNML □

L □ r NE □ P NO □ r INH □
B B B B
I— NL □ 1-NDE □ _ NC □ LNML □
Table 1: Jumper Plug Positions

Input Type P.C. Board

X87-600-( )-( )•( ) Used □
X87-S70, -S74, -S76 X87-1007
PC Board X87-1004 Not Used □
Table 2: Selection of Amplifier Assembly
Table 3: Plug-In Transmitter Assembly Option

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT POSITION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-478
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1000C Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 X87D81-1 Front Panel Ronan
3 1 47-10-206-10 Captive Screw Southco
4 1 X87C18 Handle Ronan
5 1 X87C42 Bracket Ronan
6 1 X87C43 Bracket Ronan
7 3 9707B-B-O44O-4 Standoff Amatom
8 1 P1 08-911-11 Single Row Header, 8 Positions Aries
9 1 P5 10-053-10 Pin Line Socket Aries
10 2 J1,2,3,4.5,6,7,8,9,10 10-89-1243 Dual Row Header Mo ex
(10 sections required-cut header
into lengths of 2 positions each—4
total pins per section.)__________
11 1 3542-2 Pin Jack, Red ( + ) Pomona
12 1 3542-0 Pin Jack, Black (-)_____________
Pomona
13 1 P3 100-032-053 Connector Panduit
14 5 4—4OX3/16 if
Machine Screw, Slot Pan Head W. Valley
15 5 #4 Inter-Tooth Lock Washer W. Valley
16 1 IDSS-02-S-06 2-Position Cable Strip Samtec
17 1 4—40 X 3/8 Self-Tapping Machine Screw, W. Valley
Phillips, Round Head
18 1 P4 Make from Single-Row Header, 4 Positions Samtec
TSW-110-14-G-S
19 1 P2 10-911-11 Single-Row Header, 10 Positions Aries
20 1 X87B35-1 Membrane Switch Panel T.P.I.
21
22 2 R44,49 RC07GF330J Resistor, %4 W, 5%, 33 ohms A.B.
23 1 R70 RC07GF470J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 ohms A.B.
24 1 R61 RC07GF471J Resistor, % W, 5%, 470 ohms A.B.
25 1 R35 RCO7GF821J Resistor, % W, 5%, 820 ohms A.B.
26 3 R6,30,69 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W. 5%, 1.0 k A.B.
27 2 R74,75 RC07GF182J Resistor. % W, 5%, 1.8 k A.B.
28 3 R36,37,73 RCO7GF272J Resistor, % W, 5%, 2.7 k A.B.
29 2 R32,33 RC07GF682J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 6.8 k A.B.
30 1 R12 RCO7GF472J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 k A.B.
31 2 R63.64 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
32 3 R45,50,62 RC07GF153J Resistor, % W, 5%, 15 k A.B.
33 2 R40,42 RC07GF393J Resistor, * W, 5%, 39 k A.B.
34 1 R38 RCO7GF683J Resistor, % W, 5%, 68 k A.B.
35 11 R15,16,17,18,21,22,23, RCO7GF104J Resistor, Y W, 5%, 100 k A.B.
39,47,52,58
36 4 R43,46,48,51 RC07GF224J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 220 k A.B. ■
37 2 R31.34 RC07GF474J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 470 k A.B.
38 3 R3,59,80 RC07GF684J Resistor, % W, 5%, 680 k A.B.
39 1 R14 RC07GF475J Resistor, % W, 5%, 4.7 M A.B.
40 1 R76 RC07GF150J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 15 ohms A.B.
41
42 2 R29,68 RN55C10O0F Resistor, 1% M.F., 100 ohms Mepco
43 1 R7 RN55C4871F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.87 k Mepco
44 1 R13 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.99 k Mepco

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT POSITION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-478
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
45 2 R72,77 RN55C2942F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
46 1 R71 RN55C7152F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 71.5 k Mepco
47 4 R8,9,10,11 RN55C9532F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
48 2 R19.54 RN55C8063F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 k Mepco
49 2 R20.55 RN55C1104F Resistor, 1% M.F., 1.1 M Mepco
50 8 R1,2,4.5,53,65,66,67 RN55C2002B Resistor, .1 % M.F., 20 k Mepco
51 5 R24,25,26.27,28 See Table 2
52
53 2 R56.57 91BR2K Potentiometer, 2 k Beckman
54 2 R78.79 89PR-20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
55 1 LED1 P405W-RG2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red/Green Data Disp.
56 2 LED2.3 P205W-BR2-N Light-Emitting Diode, Red Data Disp.
57
58 6 D7.8.15,16,25,26 1N457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
59 18 D1,3,5,9,10,11,12,13,14, 1N4148D Diode. Signal Motorola
17,19,20,21,22,23,29,
30,32
60 2 D27,28 LM336Z2.5 Diode, Reference, 2.5 V National
61 3 D18,24,31 LM336Z5 Diode, Reference, 5.0 V National
62
63 2 C30,32 335A150T20 Capacitor, Tant., 3.3/15 Kemet
64 1 C29 390R501MO5 Capacitor, Mica, 89 pid Arco
65 3 C7,8,25 820R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pfd Arco
66 9 C2,5,11,12,13,14,16, 104A101C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .1/100 V Kemet
21,27
67 2 C3.28 474A500C20 Capacitor, Ceramic, .47/50 V Corning
68 1 C9 224R251R10-1 Capacitor. Polyester, .22/250 Mepco
69 2 C1.4 685A350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 Kemet
70 9 C5,15,17,18,19,20,24, 685R350T10 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 Sprague
26,31
71 2 C22.23 226R150T20 Capacitor, Tant., .22/15 Kemet
72 1 C10 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 Sprague
73
74 2 Q1,2 2N4393 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
75 2 Q3,4 2N6715-5 Transistor, NPN National
76 2 Q5,6 VN0106N3 Transistor, V-MOS Supertex
77
78 1 U4 CD4001BE Quad 2-lnput NOR Gate RCA
79 2 U7.10 CD4013BE Dual “D” Flip-Flop RCA
80 1 U2 CD4066BE Quad Switch RCA
81 1 U8 CD4070BE Quad 2-lnput XOR Gate RCA
82 1 U5 CD4071BE Quad 2-lnput OR Gate RCA
83 1 U14 CD4047BE Astable Multivibrator RCA (only)
84 2 U6.9 CD4081BE Quad 2-lnput AND Gate RCA,
Motorola
85 1 U13 LM307N Operational Amplifier National
86 2 U1.11 LM324AN Quad Operational Amplifier National
87 1 U12 ULN2004 Trans. Drivers Sprague
88 1 U15 AA78M18CFC or Voltage Regulator, 18 V Fairchild
MC78M18CG

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PARTS LIST-DUAL-SETPOINT POSITION INPUT MODULE
Model X87-478
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
89 1 U3 MCA255 Opto-Isolator Monsanto
90 1 U11 Not Used
91 1 T1 PE2231X Transformer Pulse Eng.
92 1 T2 X83B151 Transformer, Power Merc. Mag.
93
94 1 F1 362.500 Jumper 0.5" Littlefuse
Used □ Not Used □
95 1 F2 362.500 Jumper 0.5 # Littlefuse
Used □ Not Used □
96 2 F1 3529 Fuse Clip Keystone
Used □ Not Used □
97 2 F2 3529 Fuse Clip Keystone
Used □ Not Used □
98 2 K1,2 G4D212PUSTV- Relay, DPDT Omron
2DC24
99 2 S1,2 MSSA-204N Switch, DPDT Allo Switch
100 8 65474-004 Jumper Plugs Berg
Remote Selection Option X86-RSO
101 3 D2,4,6 1N5287 Diode, Constant Current Motorola

PL □ p NE □ [—NO □ P INH □
A A A A
L NL □ LNDE □ _ NC □ LNML □
L □ I NE □ I—NO □ - INH □
B B B B
L NL □ LN DE □ _ NC □ LNML □
Table 1: Jumper Plug Positions

Input Type P.C. Board X87-600-( )•( )-( ) Used □

X87-S78 X87-1012 PC Board X87-1004 Not Used □

Table 2: Selection of Amplifier Assembly Table 3: Plug-In Transmitter Assembly Option

NOTE: If “ + ” and “ - ” alarms are the same, reconnect end of R1 nearest to edge of board to connector P2,
pin 8 and reconnect end of R53 nearest to S2 connector P2, pin 8.

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PARTS LIST-TRANSMITTER
Model X87-600
Hem Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X87-1004B Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 3 9707B-B-0440-4 Standoff Amatom
3 3 4—40x3/16 Machine Screws, Slot Panhead W. Valley
4 1 JI 22-17-2082 Bottom Entry Connection Molex
5
6 1 R11 RC07GF150J Resistor, ‘ W, 5%, 15 Ohms A.B.
7 1 R3 RC07GF102J Resistor, % W, 5%, 1 k A.B.
8 1 R10 RC07GF222J Resistor, 1 W, 5%, 2.2 k A.B.
9
10 1 R8 RN55C2491F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 2.49 k Mepco
11 1 R9 RN55C75R0F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 75 Ohms Mepco
12 1 R5 RN55C1652F Resistor, 1% M.F., 16.5 k Mepco
13 1 R4 RN55C4753F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 475 k Mepco
14
15 1 R1 89PR50 Potentiometer, 50 Ohms Beckman
16 1 R2 89PR20K Potentiometer, 20 k Beckman
17
18 1 C3 503R101C20-0 Capacitor, Disc., .05/100 V Sprague
19 1 C4 104A101C20 Capacitor, Axial, .1/100 V Kemet
20 1 C2 685A350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Kemet
21 1 C1 820R501M05 Capacitor, Mica, 82 pFd ARCO
22
23 1 Q3 2N4249 Transistor, PNP National
24 1 01 2N4393 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
25 1 02 MJE243 Transistor, NPN Motorola
26 1 6073B Heatsink for Q2 Thermalloy
27 1 U1 LM358N Dual Op-Amp National
28 3 450-3752-01-03-00 or Pinjacks Cam bion
450-3752-01-06-00
29
30 1 360-0017-01-03-00 Jumper Plug Cambion
1-5 V OUTPUT OPTION
31 1 R12 250 Ohms, .1%, RS-1A
32

R6
R7

Table 1: Values Determined by Transmitter Span

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-100
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6 1 R12 RC07GF515J Resistor, Y W, 5% 5.1 M A.B.
7
8 2 R38.39 RN55C1002B Resistor, .1% M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
9 8 R23,25,27,29,30, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1% M.F., 24.9 k Mepco
32,34.36
10 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1% M.F., 806 Mepco
11 3 R3,14,21 RN55C3573 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 357 k Mepco
12
13 1 R7 RN55C9311 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 9.31 k Mepco
14 1 R1 RN55C1962 Resistor, 1% M.F., 19.6 k Mepco
15 1 R10 RN55C1402 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 14.0 k Mepco
16 1 R4 RN55C1432 Resistor, 1% M.F., 14.3 k Mepco
17 1 R17 RN55C1742 Resistor, 1% M.F., 17.4 k Mepco
18 1 R13 RN55C2942 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 29.4 k Mepco
19 1 R15 RN55C4122 Resistor, 1% M.F., 41.2 k Mepco
20 1 R20 RN55C5492 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 54.9 k Mepco
21 2 R16.18 RN55C3573 Resistor, 1% M.F., 357 k Mepco
22
23 1 R37 RN55C1103 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 110 k Mepco
24 1 R35 RN55C1783 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 178 k Mepco
25 1 R9 RN55C3573 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 357 k Mepco
26 1 R33 RN55C2943 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 294 k Mepco
27 1 R5 RN55C7153 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 715 k Mepco
28 1 R31 RN55C5623 Resistor, 1% M.F., 562 k Mepco
29 1 R22 RN55C3403 Resistor, 1% M.F., 340 k Mepco
30 1 R28 RN55C9093 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 909 k Mepco
32 2 R24,26 RN55C1004 Resistor, 1% M.F., 1.0 M Mepco
33
34 1 R5 RN55C7153 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 715 k Mepco
35 4 R2,8,6,19 Not Used
36 1 R43 RN55C1621 Resistor, 1% M.F., 1.62 k Mepco
37 1 R44 RN55C5902 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 59.0 k Mepco
38
39 6 J2,3,5,7,9,11 J0.500x0.125 0.5 "Jumper Squires
PVC22
40 6 J1,4,6,8,10,12 Not Used
41
42 1 C5 1O5R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
43 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum Sprague
6.8/35 V
44 16 CR3,6,7,8,10,11,13. 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
14,15,16,17,18,19,
20,21,22
45 8 CR1,2,4,5,9,12,23,24 Not Used

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-100
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
46
47 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
48 2 101,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
49 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
50 1 IC4 MA714HC Op-Amp Fairchild

PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-120
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6 1 R2 RC07GF155J Resistor, % W, 5% 1.5 M A.B.
7 1 R8 RC07GF185J Resistor, 14 W, 5% 1.8 M A.B.
8 1 R38 Not Used

9 1 R39 RC07GF336J Resistor, ‘ W, 5%, 33 M A.B.

10 8 R23,25,27,29,30, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1% M.F., 24.9 k Mepco
32,34,36
11 5 R5,14,16,18,21 RN55C3573 Resistor, 1% M.F., 357 k Mepco

12 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 ohm Mepco

13 1 R7 RN55C7681 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 7.68 k Mepco
14 1 R1 RN55C1102 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 11.0 k Mepco
15 1 R4 RN55C1302 Resistor, 1% M.F., 13.0 k Mepco
16 1 R10 RN55C1432 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 14.3 k Mepco
17 1 R17 RN55C1962 Resistor, 1% M.F., 19.6 k Mepco
18 1 R13 RN55C2672 Resistor, 1% M.F., 26.7 k Mepco
19 1 R15 RN55C3742 Resistor, 1% M.F., 37.4 k Mepco
20 1 R20 RN5504872 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 48.7 k Mepco
21 1 R37 RN55C8252 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 82.5 k Mepco
22 1 R35 RN55C9532 Resistor, 1% M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
23 1 R33 RN55C1373 Resistor, 1% M.F., 137 k Mepco
24 1 R31 RN55C2003 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 200 k Mepco
25 1 R26 RN55C2493 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 249 k Mepco
26 1 R28 RN55C2873 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 287 k Mepco
27 1 R24 RN55C4993 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 499 k Mepco
28 1 R22 RN55C5623 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 562 k Mepco
29 1 R11 RN55C7323 Resistor, 1% M.F., 732 k Mepco
30 4 R9,6,12,19 Not Used
31 1 R43 RN55C2801 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 2.80 k Mepco
32 1 R44 RN55C4422 Resistor, 1% M.F., 44.2 k Mepco
33 1 R3 RC07GF225J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 2.2 M AK

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-120
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
34 6 J2,4,6,8,10,12 J0.500X 0.125 0.5’ Jumper Squires
PVC22
35 6 J1,3,5,7,9,11 Not Used
36
37 1 C5 1C5R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
38 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
39
40 16 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11. 1NO457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
13.14,15,16,17,18,19,
20
41 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22, Not Used
23,24
42 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
43 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
44 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
45 1 IC4 Not Used

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-E
Item Qty. 10 Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, 'A W, 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, 14.W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6
7 2 R38.39 RN55C1002 Resistor, 1% M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
8 14 R1,4,7,10,13,17,23, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1% M.F., 24.9 k Mepco
25,27,29,30,32,
34,36
9 2 R15,20 RN55C4992 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 49.9 k Mepco
10 1 R21 RN55C1023 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 102 k Mepco
11 1 R16 RN55C1273 Resistor, 1% M.F., 127 k Mepco
12 1 R14 RN55C1403 Resistor, 1% M.F., 140 k Mepco
13 1 R22 RN55C1473 Resistor, 1% M.F., 147 k Mepco
14 1 R24 RN55C1693 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 169 k Mepco
15 1' R26 RN55C1783 Resistor, 1% M.F., 178 k Mepco
16 1 R18 RN55C2213 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 221 k Mepco
17 1 R28 RN55C2263 Resistor, 1% M.F., 226 k Mepco
18 1 R31 RN55C2373 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 237 k Mepco
19 1 R33 RN55C3243 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 324 k Mepco
20 1 R5 RN55C3573 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 357 k Mepco
21 1 R35 RN55C3833 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 383 k Mepco
22 1 R8 RN55C4873 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 487 k Mepco
23 1 R11 RN55C5903 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 590 k Mepco
24 1 R9 RN55C7683 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 768 k Mepco
25 1 R37 RN55C1783 Resistor, 1% M.F., 178 k Mepco
26 1 R44 RN55C2052 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 20.5 k Mepco
27 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 ohm Mepco
28 1 R43 RN55C2801 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 2.8 k Mepco
29
30 5 R2,3,6,12,19 Not Used
31 1 C5 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
32 4 C1,2,3.4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
33
34 16 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10, 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
11,13,14,15,16,17,
18,19,20
35 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22, Not Used
23,24
36
37 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
38 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
39 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
40 1 IC4 A714HC Op-Amp Fairchild
41 6 J2,4,6,8,10,11 J0.500X0.125 0.5" Jumper Squires
PVC22
42 6 J1,3,5,7,9,12 Not Used

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PARTS LIST- LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-J
Hem Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF47J Resistor, % W. 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6 1 R28 RC07GF275J Resistor, 14 W, 5%, 2.7 M A.B.
7
8 2 R38,39 RN55C1002 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
9 13 R1,4,7,10,17,23, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 24,9 k Mepco
25,27,29,30,32
34,36
10 3 R13,15,20 RN55C4992 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 49.9 k Mepco
11 2 R 18,37 RN55C1053 Resistor, 1% M.F., 105 k Mepco
12 1 R21 RN55C1543 Resistor, 1% M.F., 154 k Mepco
13 1 R16 RN55C1743 Resistor, 1% M.F.,.174 k Mepco
14 1 R35 RN55C1783 Resistor, 1% M.F., 178 k Mepco
15 1 R22 RN55C1823 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 182 k Mepco
16 1 R14 RN55C2003 Resistor, 1% M.F., 200 k Mepco
17 1 R33 RN55C2553 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 250 k Mepco
18 1 R24 RN55C2613 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 261 k Mepco
19 1 R26 RN55C4223 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 422 k Mepco
20 1 R8 RN55C4873 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 487 k Mepco
21 1 R11 RN55C4993 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 499 k Mepco
22 1 R31 RN55C5903 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 590 k Mepco
23 1 R9 RN55C7503 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 750 k Mepco
24 1 R5 RN55C3013 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 301 k Mepco
25 1 R44 RN55C1962 Resistor, 1% M.F., 19.6 k Mepco
26 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1% M.F., 806 ohm Mepco
27 1 R43 RN55C3571 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 3.57 k Mepco
28
29 5 R2,3,6,12,19 Not Used
30 1 C5 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
36 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
37
38 16 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11, 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
13,14,15,16,17,18,
19,20
39 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22, Not Used
23,24
40
41 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
42 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
43 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
44 1 IC4 A714HC Op-Amp Fairchild
45 6 J2,4,6,8,10,12 JO.500 x 0.125 0.5" Jumper Squires
PVC22
46 6 J1,3,5,7.9,11 Not Used

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200—K
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF47J Resistor, % W, 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, Y W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6
7 1 R24 RN55C8253F Resistor, 1% M.F., 825 k Mepco
8 2 R38.39 RN55C1002 Resistor, 1% M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
9 13 R1,4,7,10,17,23, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1% M.F., 24.9 k Mepco
25,27,29,30,32
34,36
10 3 R13,15,20 RN55C4992 Resistor, 1% M.F., 49.9 k Mepco
11 2 R21 RN55C1023 Resistor, 1% M.F., 102 k Mepco
12 1 R8 RN55C9313F Resistor, 1% M.F., 931 k Mepco
13 1 R37 RN55C8252 Resistor, 1% M.F., 82.5 k Mepco
14 1 R16 RN55C1213 Resistor, 1% M.F., 121 k Mepco
15 2 R18.33 RN55C1373 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 137 k Mepco
16 2 R14.18 RN55C1473 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 147 k Mepco
17 1 R22 RN55C1623 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 162 k Mepco
18 1 R5 RN55C2213 Resistor, 1% M.F., 221 k Mepco
19 1 R28 RN55C2943 Resistor, 1% M.F., 294 k Mepco
20 1 R11 RN55C3653 Resistor, 1% M.F., 365 k Mepco
21 R26 RN55C4533 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 453 k Mepco
22 1 R31 RN55C6043 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 604 k Mepco
23 1 R35 RN55C1373 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 137 k Mepco
24 1 R44 RN55C1872 Resistor, 1% M.F„ 18.7 k Mepco
25 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 ohm Mepco
26 1 R43 RN55C4421 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.42 k Mepco
27
28 6 R2,3,6,9,12,19 Not Used
29 1 C5 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
30 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
31
32 16 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11, 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
13,14,15,16,17,18,
19,20
33 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22, Not Used
23,24
34
35 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
36 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
37 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
38 1 IC4 MA714HC Op-Amp Fairchild
39 6 J2,3,6,8,9,11 JO.500 x 0.125 0.5" Jumper Squires
PVC22
40 6 J1,4,5,7,10,12 Not Used

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X83-200-T
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
3 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 10 k A.B.
4 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5% 47 k A.B.
5 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, W W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
6
7 1 R4 RN55C8251 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 8.25 k Mepco
8 1 R22 RN55C2262 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 22.6 k Mepco
9 2 R38.39 RN55C1002 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 10.0 k Mepco
10 16 R1,7,10,13,15,17, RN55C2492 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 24.9 k Mepco
20,23,24,25,27,
29,30,32,34,36
11 1 R26 RN55C4022 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 40.2 k Mepco
12 2 R31.33 RN55C9532 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 95.3 k Mepco
13 1 R35 RN55C1333 Resistor, 1% M.F., 133 k Mepco
14 1 R37 RN55C1693 Resistor, 1% M.F., 169 k Mepco
15 1 R21 RN55C1823 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 182 k Mepco
16 1 R28 RN55C21Q3 Resistor, 1% M.F., 210 k Mepco
17 1 R16 RN55C3013 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 301 k Mepco
18 1 R3 RN55C4533 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 453 k Mepco
19 2 R9,18 RN55G5493 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 549 k Mepco
20 1 R14 RN55G6043 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 604 k Mepco
21 1 R19 RN55G6813 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 681 k Mepco
22 1 R12 RN55C7873 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 787 k Mepco
23 1 R6 RN55C1004 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 1 M Mepco
24 1 R44 RN55C1822 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 18.2 k Mepco
25 1 R45 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 ohm Mepco
26 1 R43 RN55C5231 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 5.23 k Mepco
27
28 4 R2,5,8,11 Not Used
29
30 1 C5 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
1/35 V
31 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
32
33 16 CR3,6,9,12,13,14, 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
15,16,17,18,19,
21,20,22,23,24
34 8 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11 Not Used
35 1 Q1 MPF4392 or FET, N-Channel Motorola
2N4392
36 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
37 1 IC3 LM393N Dual Comparator National
38 1 IC4 pA714HC Op-Amp Fairchild
39 6 J2,4,6,7,9,11 J0.500x.125 0.5" Jumper Squires
PVC22
40 6 J1,3.5,8,10,12 Not Used

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PARTS LIST-LINEARIZER
Model X87-200-R
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
3 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
4 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5%, 2.2 Meg A.B.
5
6 1 R45 RN55C8060F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 Ohms Mepco
7 8 R23,24,27,29,30,32,34,36 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
8 1 R43 RN55C6041F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 6.04 k Mepco
9 1 R1 RN55C6651F Resistor, 1% M.F., 6.65 k Mepco
10 1 R7 RN55C9311F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 9.31 k Mepco
11 1 R10 RN55C1212F Resistor, 1% M.F., 12.1 k Mepco
12 1 R4 RN55C1502F Resistor, 1% M.F., 15.0 k Mepco
13 1 R44 RN55C1742F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 17.4 k Mepco
14 1 R17 RN55C1822F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 18.2 k Mepco
15 1 R13 RN55C2262F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 22.6 k Mepco
16 1 R15 RN55C2742F Resistor, 1% M.F., 27.4 k Mepco
17 1 R37 RN55C2872F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 28.7 k Mepco
18 1 R20 RN55C4872F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 48.7 k Mepco
19 1 R35 RN55C4532F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 45.3 k Mepco
20 1 R33 RN55C5622F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 56.2 k Mepco
21 1 R31 RN55C6982F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 69.8 k Mepco
22 1 R28 RN55C8252F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 82.5 k Mepco
23 1 R26 RN55C1023F Resistor, 1% M.F., 102 k Mepco
24 1 R24 RN55C1133F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 113 k Mepco
25 1 R22 RN55C1243F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 124 k Mepco
26 1 R11 RN55C5762F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 57.6 k Mepco
27 7 R2,5,8,14,16,18,21RN55C5492F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 54.9 k Mepco
28 1 R39 RN55C4643F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 464 k Mepco
29 6 R33,6,9,12,19,38 Not Used
30
31 6 42,4,6,8,10,12 05JUMPERS .5X.125X22 AWG Squires
PVC Jumpers
32 6 J1,3,5,7,9,11 Not Used
33
34 1 C5 105R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., ,1 mfd/35 V Sprague
35 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8 mfd/35 V Sprague
36 16 1N0457A
CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11,13, Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
14,15,16,17,18,19,20
37 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22,23,24 Not Used
38
39 1 Q1 2N4392 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
40 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
41 1 IC3 LM393AN National
42 1 IC4 Not Used
(Jumper pin 6 to pin 7 of IC4)

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PARTS LIST- LINEARIZER
Model X87-200-S
Item Qty. ID Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1004 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2 1 R41 RC07GF103J Resistor, W W, 5%, 10 k A.B.
3 1 R42 RC07GF473J Resistor, % W, 5%, 47 k A.B.
4 1 R40 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5%, 2.2 Meg A.B.
5
6 1 R45 RN55C8060F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 Ohms Mepco
7 8 R23,25,27,29,30,32,34,36 RN55C4991F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 4.99 k Mepco
8 1 R43 RN55C6811F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 6.81 k Mepco
9 1 R1 RN55C8871F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 8.87 k Mepco
10 1 R7 RN55C1402F Resistor, 1% M.F., 14.0 k Mepco
11 1 R44 RN55C1652F Resistor, 1% M.F., 16.5 k Mepco
12 1 R37 RN55C8061F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 8.06 k Mepco
13 1 R10 RN55C2102F Resistor, 1% M.F., 21.0 k Mepco
14 1 R4 RN55C2872F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 28.7 k Mepco
15 1 R35 RN55C3162F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 31.6 k Mepco
16 2 R17.33 RN55C3652F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 36.5 k Mepco
17 1 R31 RN55C3922F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 39.2 k Mepco
18 2 R13.28 RN55C4422F Resistor, 1% M.F., 44.2 k Mepco
19 1 R15 RN55C5362F Resistor, 1% M.F., 53.6 k Mepco
20 1 R26 RN55C5902F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 59.0 k Mepco
21 1 R24 RN55C6492F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 64.9 k Mepco
22 1 R22 RN55C7152F Resistor, 1% M.F., 71.5 k Mepco
23 1 R20 RN55C8662F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 86.6 k Mepco
24 8 R2,5,8,11,14,16,18,21 RN55C1003F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 100 k Mepco
25 1 R39 RN55C8872F Resistor, 1 % M.F., 887 k Mepco
26 6 R3,6,9,12,19,38 Not Used
27
28 6 J1,3,5,7,9,11 Not Used
29 6 J2,4,6,8,10,12 05JUMPERS .5X.125X22 AWG Squires
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30
31 1 C5 105T350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 1/35 V Sprague
32 4 C1,2,3,4 685R350T20 Capacitor, Tant., 6.8/35 V Sprague
33 16 CR1,2,4,5,7,8,10,11,13, 1N0457A Diode, Low Leakage Fairchild
14,15,16,17,18,19,20
34 8 CR3,6,9,12,21,22,23,24 Not Used
35
36 1 Q1 2N4392 Field-Effect Transistor Motorola
37 2 IC1,2 LM324N Quad Op-Amp National
38 1 IC3 LM393AN Dual Comparator National
39 1 IC4 Not Used
(Jumper pin 6 to pin 7 of IC4)
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hem Qty. 10 Part No. Description Vendor
1 1 X83-1031 Printed Circuit Board Ronan
2
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4
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6 2 R1.15 RC07GF103J Resistor, % W. 5% 10.0 k A.B.
7 1 R16 RC07GF153J Resistor, % W, 5% 15 k A.B.
8 4 R6,9,11,14 RC07GF104J Resistor, 1 W, 5% 100 k A.B.
9 1 R2 RC07GF225J Resistor, % W, 5% 2.2 M A.B.
10
11 1 R4 RN55C8060 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 806 ohms Mepco
12 1 R8 RN55C2211 Resistor, 1% M.F., 2.21 k Mepco
13 1 R5 RN55C8451 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 8.45 k Mepco
14 1 R3 RN55C1502 Resistor, 1% M.F., 15.0 k Mepco
15 1 R7 RN55C1303 Resistor, 1% M.F., 130 k Mepco
16 1 R12 RN55C3743 Resistor, 1 % M.F., 374 k Mepco
17 1 R13 RN55C1182 Resistor, 1% M.F., 11.8 k Mepco
18
19 1 R10 EH7 Resistor, W.W., 12.45 k± .1 % Elliott
20
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1/35 V
22 2 C2,3 685R350T10 Capacitor, Tantalum, Sprague
6.8/35 V
23
24 4 D1,2,3,4 1N4148D Diode, Signal Fairchild
25
26 2 Q12, 2N4392 FET, N-Channel Motorola
27 1 Q3 2N6715 Transistor, NPN National
28 1 U1 LM339N Quad Comparator National

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X83-1031
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Operating Manual
SERIES X87
HIGH-DENSITY PROCESS
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Errata Sheet
Revision March 1, 1990

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X87D46, REV. 6 63
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ARRANGEMENTS DRAWING NO. REV.
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RONAN ENGINEERING
COMPANY
P.O. Box 1275
21200 Oxnard Street
Woodland Hills,
California 91367 U.S.A.
(818) 883-5211 • Telex 698-490
FAX (818) 992-6435
X8710/589
RONAN
RONAN ENGINEERING
5 RONAN ENGINEERING
LTD. U.K.
1 Tilley Road
Crowther District 3
Washington, Tyne and Wear
United Kingdom, NE38-OEA
(091) 416-1689 • Telex 537-746
FAX (091) 416-5856
LIMITED
32 Bermondsey Road
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M4B1Z5
(416) 752-0310 • Telex 63662
FAX (416) 752-8072
RONAN ENGINEERING
(AUST.) PTY. LTD.
Unit 10. 8 Leighton Place
Hornsby, N.S.W. 2077
Australia
(02) 477-7344 • Telex 73467
FAX (02) 477-6151
Printed in U.S.A.