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8230E Optical Power Meter Operation Manual

2. PANEL AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

2-1

PANEL AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

2.1

Front Side

2.1.1

Function Description

Figure 2-1 Front View

1. Display

Displays the measurement value and other information.

2. POWER

Turns on or off the power.

Summary of Contents for 8230E

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Page 3: ...hazardous situation which will result in personal injury or a damage to property including the product Basic Precautions Please observe the following precautions to prevent fire burn electric shock a...

Page 4: ...ing to a restriction on operation Safety Marks on the Product The following safety marks can be found on ADC products ATTENTION Refer to manual Protective ground earth terminal DANGER High voltage CAU...

Page 5: ...f important data The data stored in the disk may become damaged if the product is mishandled The hard disc has a limited life span which depends on the operational conditions Note that there is no gua...

Page 6: ...degree is defined by IEC61010 1 and described below Impulse withstand voltage over voltage category II defined by IEC60364 4 443 Pollution Degree 2 Vibration Direct sunlight Corrosive gas Dust Front...

Page 7: ...Canada 125 V at 7 A Black 2 m 6 ft Straight A01403 Option 95 Angled A01413 CEE Europe DEMKO Denmark NEMKO Norway VDE Germany KEMA The Netherlands CEBEC Belgium OVE Austria FIMKO Finland SEMKO Sweden...

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Page 9: ...edure Backing up and Initializing the Setting Parameter The user can learn how to use this instru ment 4 REMOTE CONTROLLING VIA USB Describes how to control this instrument by remote Example programs...

Page 10: ...Panel key In bold type Example ZERO RATIO dBr 3 Trademarks and Registered Trademarks Microsoft and Windows are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and ot...

Page 11: ...cking Operations 1 10 1 11 Cleaning 1 11 1 11 1 Cleaning the 8230E 1 11 1 11 2 Cleaning the Incident Surface of the Sensor 1 11 1 12 How to Store and Transport the Instrument 1 11 1 12 1 Storage 1 11...

Page 12: ...Command 4 13 4 6 1 How to Set the Remote Command 4 13 4 6 1 1 Remote Command Format 4 13 4 6 1 2 Linking a Header to an Argument 4 13 4 6 1 3 Command Separator 4 14 4 6 1 4 Command Terminator 4 14 4...

Page 13: ...8 8 SPECIFICATIONS 8 1 8 1 8230E Specifications 8 1 8 1 1 Instrument Specifications 8 1 8 1 2 General Specifications 8 3 8 1 3 Standard Accessories 8 3 8 1 4 Option 8 3 8 2 Optical Sensor Specificati...

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Page 15: ...eset Wavelength 3 8 4 1 Status Register Structure 4 8 4 2 Measurement Image 4 22 4 3 Measurement Image 4 24 5 1 Block Diagram 5 2 5 2 Wavelength Sensitivity Characteristics and Power Calibration of th...

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Page 17: ...ror Register 4 12 4 5 Remote Control Commands 4 15 5 1 Relationship between the Current Range and the Output Voltage at Analog Output 5 4 6 1 Cable and Adapters Required for Performance Test 6 1 6 2 I...

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Page 19: ...option 70 However this function is applied to software revision C00 or later The 8230E includes two types of power supply system an AC power supply and a battery so that the mea surements can be perf...

Page 20: ...n Table 1 2 Quote the model name when ordering Table 1 2 Cable Optional Accessories Accessory name Model name Quantity Remarks 1 m USB cable A112010 1 USB A male mini B male 1 m Analog output cable A0...

Page 21: ...3B thin type optical sensor is available for measurement in optical disk equipment or narrow spaces The 82313B is ideal for measuring optical disk equipment in which a high power laser diode LD is use...

Page 22: ...wer meter is used as wavelength sensitivity correction data This product has been discontinued For more information refer to section 8 2 Optical Sensor Specifications For more information on the outli...

Page 23: ...8230E Optical Power Meter Operation Manual 1 4 Connectable Sensors 1 5 Figure 1 1 Connection Diagram for Sensors 8230E OPTICAL POWER METER 82311B OPTICAL SENSOR 82313B OPTICAL SENSOR...

Page 24: ...e Please visit our website and download and install the applicable firmware NOTE If the software revision of the optical power meter 8230E is not applied Err 2 or Err 3 is displayed Table 1 4 List of...

Page 25: ...by using the typical value NOTE The additional calibration wavelength option 21 22 23 cannot be used in the 8230E Even if the additional calibration wavelength option is set in the sensor the setting...

Page 26: ...such as instrument damage or a decrease in the accuracy of the instrument may occur because of improper voltage polarity or output conditions 1 8 2 Battery When using the fresh alkaline dry battery t...

Page 27: ...or if connected 2 Turn the two knobs on the battery cover to the OPEN position 3 Remove the battery cover and replace the batteries Place the batteries in their correct position as shown in the batter...

Page 28: ...ght that exceeds the maximum intensity of incident light Measurements results may be inaccurate or sensor may be dam aged by excessive energy Do not radiate or focus strong laser light on the sensor b...

Page 29: ...face coating may be damaged 1 12 How to Store and Transport the Instrument 1 12 1 Storage If the sensor will not be used for a long period of time to prevent sensor damage such as mechanical and chemi...

Page 30: ...ORPORATION site For more information on calibrating the 8230E and sensors contact an ADC CORPORATION sales repre sentative Perform calibration periodically to maintain accuracy 1 15 Replacing Parts wi...

Page 31: ...d to protect the global environment Components which must be separately collected are shown in the following table The treatment of this product should comply with the relevant laws of your country an...

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Page 33: ...CTION DESCRIPTION 2 1 2 PANEL AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 2 1 Front Side 2 1 1 Function Description Figure 2 1 Front View 1 Display Displays the measurement value and other information 2 POWER Turns on o...

Page 34: ...ent The measurement is re started by pressing HOLD again 7 AUTO MANUAL Switches the measurement range setting between AUTO and MANUAL When AUTO is set the measurement range is switched automat ically...

Page 35: ...f the input wavelength is changed When setting the menu Selects the digit of the setting value in each menu item 11 MENU Sets to the MENU mode Refer to Section 3 1 Menu Map ENTER The MENU setting item...

Page 36: ...Refer to Figure 2 5 17 ANALOG OUTPUT Outputs the voltage which is proportional to the optical power The full scale value is changed by changing the measurement range because the voltage is output bef...

Page 37: ...ndicates the auto range state Indicates the key lock state Battery indicator Indicates the measurement HOLD state Bar graph Indicates the approximate value in each full scale The same as the ANALOG ou...

Page 38: ...8230E Optical Power Meter Operation Manual 2 2 Rear Side 2 6 2 2 Rear Side Figure 2 3 Rear View 18 Stand 19 Battery cover 20 Knobs 18 19 20...

Page 39: ...eter Operation Manual 2 3 Upper Side 2 7 2 3 Upper Side Refer to 14 in 2 1 1 Function Description Figure 2 4 Top View 2 4 Bottom Side Refer to 15 16 and 17 in 2 1 1 Function Description Figure 2 5 Bot...

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Page 41: ...wavelength 6 Auto power off 7 Parameter save 8 Parameter load 9 Wavelength Preset 3 Blinking cursor Blinking cursor Blinking cursor Blinking cursor Blinking cursor Blinking cursor 2 CF 10 CAL 11 MYID...

Page 42: ...plied to software revision C00 or later 5 Number of display digits Sets the display digits of the measured value to 3 to 4 If the display digit is set to 3 an under bar is displayed in place of each u...

Page 43: ...wavelength which is used 3 3 3 Zero Cancel Cancel the offset by covering the sensor with the sensor cap or shading the sensor completely and pressing the ZERO key for approximately 2 seconds 3 3 4 Set...

Page 44: ...ter backup is shown in Figure 3 1 Table 3 1 Initial Values of the Parameters and Backup Parameter Value when shipping Initial value Backup Saving or loading the USER parameters dBm W dBm Range AUTO Ra...

Page 45: ...nd PREV NEXT to select Parameter load Select DFLT by using the UP DOWN key Press the ENTER key DONE is displayed the menu exits and the parameters excluding MYID are initialized By following the above...

Page 46: ...1 is set to 405 nm is shown below See Figure 3 2 Key operation Display 1 MENU S CNT 010 The first item of the menu is displayed 2 PREV 3 times P SET The current setting of the No 0 preset wavelength i...

Page 47: ...8230E Optical Power Meter Operation Manual 3 5 1 Setting the Preset Wavelength 3 7 Figure 3 2 Setting the Preset Wavelength...

Page 48: ...ngth of 780 nm in No 0 is called correctly 0780 1 000 The display is not changed because the same wavelength as the previous setting wavelength is called 3 HOLD 0408 1 SET This display indicates that...

Page 49: ...pe female Connection cable A112010 of our product USB A male USB mini B male 1 m MYID MYID can be set to 1 to 127 Remote Local Function is available Input command ASCII strings command which sets func...

Page 50: ...0 Displays the current setting 2 PREV MYID 001 Displays the current setting 3 MYID 003 Example of the display when MYID is set to 3 MYID can be set to 1 to 127 4 ENTER DONE Setting complete Press CANC...

Page 51: ...and the response is changed to the new model name 6 When the response is set to the new model name the decimal point next to the last digit in the wavelength display is turned off Note1 Changing the...

Page 52: ...s set to OFF by the H0 command String Description Priority Number of characters Main header W Measurement unit W 2 WR Measurement value after RATIO calcula tion DB Measurement unit dBm DR Measurement...

Page 53: ...7 E 09 4 200 nW ddd dd E 09 2000 nW dddd d E 09 20 W dd ddd E 06 200 W ddd dd E 06 2000 W dddd d E 06 20 mW dd ddd E 03 200 mW ddd dd E 03 RATIO W 00d dd E 00 to 09 dBm dBr 2 000 counts or more when...

Page 54: ...r 4 1 2 ddd dd 2 000 counts or more when W is displayed 7 ddd dd Between 500 and 1 999 counts when W is dis played 0ddd d Between 50 and 499 counts when W is displayed 00ddd Less than 50 counts when W...

Page 55: ...er range or under range is set Refer to 4 6 Remote Command Block delimiter Setting command Number of characters Initial value CR LF DL0 2 LF DL1 1 Number of displayed digits Mantissa Exponent Number o...

Page 56: ...gister is shown in Table 4 1 to Table 4 4 No SRQ sending function exists Figure 4 1 Status Register Structure Under range Over range End of calibration End of ZERO End of measurement Query data Output...

Page 57: ...ister Table 4 1 Status Byte Register bit Name Description 0 Not used Fixed to 0 1 Not used Fixed to 0 2 Not used Fixed to 0 3 DSB Device Event Status ON Sets to 1 if one of the bit of the logical prod...

Page 58: ...Of Zero ON Sets to 1 when ZERO is complete 2 EOC End Of Cal ON Sets to 1 when the calibration is complete XPC XIVC XWR OFF Sets to 0 when the calibration starts 3 OVR Over Range ON Sets to 1 when the...

Page 59: ...ed Table 4 3 Standard Event Status Register bit Name Description 0 Not used Fixed to 0 1 Not used Fixed to 0 2 Not used Fixed to 0 3 DDE Device Dependent Error ON Sets to 1 when the error which depend...

Page 60: ...ing self test errors occur ROM sum check error RAM read write error Calibration data sum check error Setting parameter sum check error 4 ON Sets to 1 if an error occurs at the AD conversion 5 ON Sets...

Page 61: ...nt However the number of charac ters must be less than or equal 23 Query command Example M Inquiry of the trigger mode The device setting conditions are output by executing the data loading command wh...

Page 62: ...1 4 Command Terminator Send a command without the terminators such as CR or LF at the end of the command strings 4 6 1 5 Executing Commands Because all commands are executed according to the program o...

Page 63: ...mode column indicates commands which can be used when the calibration mode is set by sending the CAL1 command or using the key pad The Err2 column indicates commands which can be used when Err2 occur...

Page 64: ...5 characters Calibration wave length reading WLCF Reads the calibration wavelength and the cali bration sensitivity correction coefficient Reply WLCFn wwww c ccc n Calibration wavelength point 1 char...

Page 65: ...eply CFS0 to CFS1 CF value CF data data Setting range 0 001 to 999 999 1 000 CF Query reply CFdd dd Smoothing calculation SM0 OFF SM1 ON The smoothing calculation cannot be set to ON if the number of...

Page 66: ...s the device event status enable register 0 to 65535 0 0 1 DSE Query reply ddddd ERR Reply to the error register query ddddd CLS Clears the status System Initialization C Resets the system to the cond...

Page 67: ...rs in area 0 of the non volatile memory SA1 Saves the setting parameters in area 1 of the non volatile memory SA2 Saves the setting parameters in area 2 of the non volatile memory SA3 Saves the settin...

Page 68: ...cution XIVC0 Acquires the reference data for the IV offset cancel calibration Execution time is approximately 3 seconds 6 XIVC1 Executes the IV offset cancel calibration Err Bit7 is set to 1 if the ca...

Page 69: ...range 4 to 11 Reply XOFr ddddd 6 Saving the cali bration data XWR Writes the calibration data into the non volatile memory 6 Calibration data initialization XINI rng rng Range Setting range 0 4 to 11...

Page 70: ...ENTER for the specified num ber of times after pressing START Figure 4 2 Measurement Image Program list Option Explicit All variables are clearly declared Private Const OK As Integer 0 Defines OK Dim...

Page 71: ...DW1 M1 Sending the commands Initialization W display and Hold If ret OK Then If the command is sent incorrectly MsgBox transmission error vbExclamation GoTo err_exit End If For cnt 1 To mcnt Step 1 e...

Page 72: ...sgBox USB end error vbExclamation End If End Sub Sub acquires the data Subroutine for the START button on the sheet enterF 1 Sets the flag of the ENTER input button to ON End Sub 4 7 2 Program Example...

Page 73: ...st MYID opens 100 ms ret ausb_open OPM2 myID2 Opens the OPM of the second MYID and obtains the USB handle If ret OK Then If the device is opened incorrectly MsgBox MYID 2 OPEN error vbExclamation GoTo...

Page 74: ...ived incorrectly MsgBox MYID 2 receiving error vbExclamation End If err_exit ret ausb_close OPM1 Closes the device If ret OK Then If the device is closed incorrectly MsgBox MYID 1 CLOSE error vbExclam...

Page 75: ...e stored in the power meter is read by the CPU and used to perform the correction calculation to the measure ment data and finally the calculation result is displayed Analog data before the AD convers...

Page 76: ...5 1 Block Diagram Photodiode bias circuit Non volatile memory Wavelength sensitivity data Power calibration data Power supply circuit 823x series sensor Sensor ID Option 70 Sensor ID Power calibration...

Page 77: ...nt sensitivity This instrument ensures accuracy over a wide range of wavelengths by combining the power calibration at the calibration wavelength and the wavelength sensitivity correction over a wide...

Page 78: ...ble 5 1 shows the relationship between the voltage output from ANALOG OUT and the full scale of the current range The full scale 2 V of ANALOG OUT is not equal to the display and the full scale of the...

Page 79: ...ble and Adapters Required for Performance Test Cable and adapters Remarks TRIAX 12pin conversion adapter A A185002 For the 823x series sensor path TRIAX 12pin conversion adapter B For the 821x series...

Page 80: ...to the sensor series 823x series or 821x series option 70 connected to this instrument Because the specifications are different for each sensor series path switch the path and perform the test The pat...

Page 81: ...Ensure that the accuracy of ZERO is within the accuracy shown in Table 6 3 for the 821x series path 8 Connect the VIG to the input and apply the value shown in Table 6 3 from the VIG to the instrumen...

Page 82: ...tion Manual 6 1 2 How to Test the Performance 6 4 NOTE If the measured current is not within the accuracy for this test perform the calibration according to Chapter 7 CALIBRATION or request ADC CORPOR...

Page 83: ...as well as a measuring environment with little or no vibration at a tem perature of 23 C 5 C and a temperature change of 1 C are required Table 6 4 Equipment Required for Evaluating Optical Sensors Pr...

Page 84: ...al Sensor Product Light source Wavelength Light source output Set value Judgment Criteria 82311B 82321B 780 nm 1 mW Must be 1 6 or less of the read value of the standard optical power meter 82313B 823...

Page 85: ...Cancel ZERO of the standard optical power meter and the tested power meter 4 Refer to Figure 6 2 and connect the light source to the standard optical power meter by using the optical fiber 5 Record th...

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Page 87: ...and instruments to calibrate the 8230E in each range Table 7 1 Cables Adapters and Others Required for Calibration Cable adapter and others Remarks TRIAX 12 pin conversion adapter A A185002 For the 8...

Page 88: ...2 This instrument requires a warm up of 30 minutes or more Sufficient warm up time is also required for the measuring instrument before starting calibration The 6245 requires a warm up of one hour or...

Page 89: ...bration 2 Connecting the instrument for the current measurement calibration Figure 7 2 Connection Diagram for the Current Measurement Calibration 8230E 8230E For zero calibration For full calibration...

Page 90: ...described in Section 7 1 Measuring Instrument Cable and Other Instruments Required for Calibration and adjust the calibration point to within the range shown in the table below Table 7 3 Calibration...

Page 91: ...fer to calibration items in Sec tion 4 6 2 Remote Control Command List There are two types of calibration The IV offset calibration and the current measurement calibration The IV offset calibration mu...

Page 92: ...ration mode CAL1 Input open Calibration complete Calibration incomplete Calibration error Err 10 is displayed Calibration mode complete CAL0 Enters the calibration mode Zero calibration XIVC0 Connect...

Page 93: ...ation in all ranges Zero Open the input to set the current value to zero Execute the zero calibration If an error occurs initialize the range and re execute calibration Full calibration in all ranges...

Page 94: ...t calibration can be performed later 7 6 1 IV Offset Calibration 1 Refer to Figure 7 1 Connection Diagram for the IV Offset Calibration and con nect the instrument 2 Open the input and perform the zer...

Page 95: ...2 Current Measurement Calibration and output the calibration point value 10 Input the VIG generation value the value that is determined by the national stan dard and perform the calibration Entering t...

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Page 97: ...manual and remote Measurement speed Approx 5 times second Compatible optical sensor 823x series 82311B 82313B 82321B 82323B 82311 82313 82321 82323 821x series 82014A 82017A 82015 Q82018A 1 Wavelength...

Page 98: ...ed Connector USB mini B female Auto power off The power turns off approximately 30 minutes after any key operation or remote operation is not performed Function can be set ON or OFF Battery check func...

Page 99: ...4 Battery life 60 h with 1 mW or less power with back light OFF using the alkaline dry battery and at 23 C 5 C DC input 9 V 100 mA or less AC adapter AC100 V 240 V Power supply frequency 50 60 Hz Powe...

Page 100: ...mm 9 5 mm Approx 8 5 mm Effective light receiving area 1 Approx 8 5 mm 8 5 mm Approx 6 mm Calibration wavelength 780 nm 650 nm Measuring accuracy when 1 mW is input 2 5 at calibration wavelength 3 5 2...

Page 101: ...t 3 mm or more 0 1 mm or more Light receiving element Si photodiode Light receiving area Approx 8 5 mm Effective light receiving area 1 Approx 6 5 mm Approx 6 mm Calibration wavelength 780 nm 650 nm M...

Page 102: ...ifi cation Multiple wavelengths can be specified The function of the additional calibration wavelength option does not operate in the 8230E This function operates at the calibration wavelength only in...

Page 103: ...e the HOLD function by referring to 6 In Section 2 1 1 Function Description The MAX function is enabled Disable the MAX function by refer ring to 10 In Section 2 1 1 Function Description 3 OL is displ...

Page 104: ...s re connected Until the sensor is connected 4 Err 4 ROM sum check error Unlimited No solution 5 Err 5 RAM read write check error Unlimited No solution 6 Err 6 The 8230E calibration data sum check err...

Page 105: ...N 2 The difference between the VIG gener ation value which is input when the zero or full calibration is performed and the measurement value exceeds 50 of the full scale The measurement value exceeds...

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Page 107: ...This drawing shows external dimensions of this instrument The difference in products and options used can cause a change in the appearance of the instrument 8230E DIMENSIONAL OUTLINE DRAWING DIMENSION...

Page 108: ...hows external dimensions of this instrument The difference in products and options used can cause a change in the appearance of the instrument Distance to the light receiving element surface Distance...

Page 109: ...oducts and options used can cause a change in the appearance of the instrument Distance to the cover glass surface Name Distance to the cover glass surface Distance to the light receiving element surf...

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Page 111: ...Specifications 8 3 H How to Connect Instruments 6 2 How to Connect the Instrument 6 6 7 3 How to Initialize 3 5 HOW TO PERFORM MEASUREMENTS 3 1 How to Set the Remote Command 4 13 How to Store and Tran...

Page 112: ...ications Sold Separately 8 4 Setting the MYID 4 2 Setting the Range 3 3 Setting the Wavelength 3 3 Setting up the USB port 4 1 SPECIFICATIONS 8 1 Standard Accessories 8 3 Standard Accessory 1 1 Status...

Page 113: ...ill be a period of one year commencing on the delivery date of the Product 3 If the Product is found to be defective during the Warranty Period ADC CORPORATION will at its option and in its sole and a...

Page 114: ...ANTICIPATED PROFITS OR REVENUES IN ANY AND ALL CIRCUMSTANCES EVEN IF ADC CORPORATION HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES AND WHETHER ARISING OUT OF BREACH OF CONTRACT WARRANTY TORT INC...

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