Huntron DSI700

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15720 Mill Creek Blvd.

, Suite 100, Mill Creek, WA 98012


800-426-9265, 425-743-3171, 425-743-1360 fax
www.huntron.com email:: [email protected] • Interfaces the Huntron Tracker
2000 to a PC for test routine
generation and storage
DSI 700
Add digital storage to your Tracker 2000 • Prints prioritized problem list to
simplify troubleshooting

• Operates in semi-automatic or
manual mode (with or without
PC)

• Creates permanent troubleshoot


ing database

Specifications
Frequency Supports 50/60 Hz test
signal from the
The Huntron DSI 700 adds digital storage capabilities to your Huntron Tracker 2000
Input Voltage ±12VDC (supplied by
Tracker 2000, making troubleshooting even easier than before. It quickly the Tracker 2000)
scans electronic components to determine the analog signature of each pin. Display 16 character x 2 line
These signatures can be used to compare a known good board with a ques- backlit LCD
Dimensions 11 in L x 9 in W x 4 in H
tionable board for quick analysis. (28 cm L x 23 cm W x
10 cm H)
Combining the Huntron DSI 700 and Tracker 2000 with Huntron’s Weight 4.0lb (1.8kg)
Workstation for Windows operating software, you can instantly scan Operating Temp +59°F to +86°F
(+15°C to +30°C)
components that have as many as 64 pins. The save scanned signatures Storage Temp -4°F to +140°F
option records the analog signatures of each pin on a good board. With these (-20°C to +60°C)
signatures stored to a disk you can eliminate your inventory of reference Warranty 1 year, limited
boards. Having a board’s signatures on disk can be more convenient than
having the board in your back room. Even if your testing staff changes over
time, you can always depend on the database of signatures you’ve digitized.

Once the computer has stored the signatures of a known good board’s
components, you can speed through testing a questionable board. Just clip
onto the components you want to compare and enter the scan components
mode on your PC. The computer prompts you to set the Tracker’s buttons
and quickly tells you if there are any pin signatures that are out of the
selected tolerance range you preset.

Manual mode for instant comparisons

The DSI 700 also lets you make real-time comparisons between reference
boards and questionable boards, quickly and easily, without a PC. You
switch to local mode with the push of a button, connect DIP clips to the
same component on known good and suspect boards, then let the DSI 700
look for differences. If a discrepancy is detected, the Tracker 2000 displays
the signatures of questionable pins, so you can quickly tell exactly where the
problem lies.
Ordering Information
The Huntron DSI 700 comes complete with two 40-pin DIP clip cables, two 20-pin DIP clip cables, two each 8-,
16-, 18-, 20-, 24-, 28- and 40-pin DIP clips, power/clock cable, two dual banana leads, common test leads,
parallel cable and User manual.

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