Quantum 9412A User Manual

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1 INTRODUCTION
This manual is designed to help you quickly and easily learn to use your Quantum Composers
Model 9412/9412A pulse generator. Rather than the usual array of knobs and switches, the
9412/9412A uses a menu-driven user interface with "on-line" help -- once you learn the basics
of operating your 9412/9412A, you may never need to refer to this manual again.
The 9412/9412A has some unique features that are designed exclusively for use as a laser
trigger signal generator, but can also be used as a general purpose pulse generator. Because
it employs a flexible microprocessor-controlled architecture, the 9412/9412A can be custom-
ized to fit your exact requirements -- contact Quantum Composers for details.
Technical Support
For questions or comments about operating the 9412/9412A, contact Quantum Composers via
one of the following methods:
P Phone - (406) 582-0227
P Fax / Modem - (406) 582-0237
P Email/Internet - www.quantumcomposers.com
Parts List
The following parts are included with the 9412/9412A -- contact Quantum Composers if any
parts are missing:
P 9412/9412A Pulse Generator
P AC Power Cord
P User's Manual
P Quick Reference Card
Warranty
In addition to a 30-day money back guarantee, the 9412/9412A has a one-year limited war-
ranty from the date of delivery. This warranty covers defects in material and workmanship.
Quantum Composers will repair or replace any defective unit. Contact us for information on
obtaining warranty service.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - INTRODUCTION

1 1 INTRODUCTION This manual is designed to help you quickly and easily learn to use your Quantum Composers Model 9412/9412A pulse generator. Rather

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12 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS This chapter presents detailed instructions on the operation of the 9412/9412A. Overview The 9412/9412A uses a single-lin

Page 5 - Item Button

13 Main Menu The Main Menu consists of a set of menu selections used to set the operating mode, time pe-riod and frequency of the 9412/9412A. MODE -

Page 6 - CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS

14 Duty Cycle The Duty Cycle mode is similar to Continuous mode in that a continuous stream of pulses is output. The exception is the outputs are onl

Page 7 - Back Panel

15 ToPer - To Period Except when in External Trigger or Single Shot mode, all pulse outputs are based on an inter-nal timer called To. This menu is

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16 When set to Positive, the output will initially be at 0 Volts. When active, will go high for the specified pulse width time, after which it will r

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17 T2:Wait The output of Channel 2 can be delayed for a number of pulses. This menu is used to set the number of pulses that must occur on the other

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18 RECALL Configuration Recalls a previously stored configuration from the specified memory location. To recall a configuration use the Up and Down a

Page 12 - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

2 Custom Modifications The 9412/9412A is microprocessor-controlled and employs a flexible and expandable user-interface. New features and operating m

Page 13 - Main Menu

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Page 14 - GATE - Gate Select

21 1 COMPUTER INTERFACE The 9412/9412A comes standard with an RS232 serial interface. All menu settings can be set and retrieved over the computer i

Page 15 - Width and Delay Menus

22 PP CR is a carriage return character (ASCII value 13). With echo enabled, all characters sent will be echoed back to the sender. Unidentified com

Page 16 - T2 Menus

23 Communication Protocol Communication parameters are set at 9600 baud, 8 bits, parity = none, and 1 stop bit. To help establish RS232 communication

Page 17 - Store/Recall/Misc. Menus

24 Command List The following table summarizes all the commands. Note: The name of each command is identical to how it appears on the display of the 9

Page 18 - RECALL Configuration

25 9412/9412A Communication Commands Command Name Parameters Description MODE 0 = Continuous mode 1 = Burst mode 2 = Duty Cycle mode 3 = Single Sho

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26 9412/9412A Communication Commands RECALL 0 - 4 (9412) 0 - 8 (9412A) Recall a stored configuration. STORE 1 - 4 (9412) 1 - 8 (9412A) Store

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27 1 SPECIFICATIONS DELAYS P CHANNELS Two (2) independent outputs, with digitally controlled delay and pulsewidth. P DELAY 0 to 99.999999 se

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28 OUTPUTS (T1,T2) P IMPEDANCE 50 Ω P SLEW RATE > .2 V/ns P OVERSHOOT < 100 mV + 10% of pulse amplitude P AMPLITUDE 1-10V into 50Ω lo

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29 1 MAINTENANCE Except for fuse replacement, the 9412/9412A should require no maintenance. Replacing the Fuse The fuse is mounted on the circuit boa

Page 23 - Communication Protocol

3 6. Never work alone. Someone should always be nearby to render aid if necessary. Training in CPR first aid is highly recommended.

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31 1 CUSTOM FEATURES None.

Page 28 - GENERAL

6 1 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS This chapter explains the function of each control and connector on the 9412/9412A. Front Panel The front panel contains

Page 29 - MAINTENANCE

7 Left Button (help) For numeric items, this button is used to select which digit in a numeric entry is selected for editing. For other items or

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8 T2 Channel 2 output -- designed specifically for use as a solid-state laser Q-switch trigger and has all the capabilities of the other output channe

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