Arroyo Instruments ComboSource 6300 Series, User Manual

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6300 Series ComboSource User’s Manual · Page 15
Settings and Menus
All parameters of the
ComboSource can be viewed and changed within the
menu. The menus are constructed with the most used parameters first, and
grouped by section. To change any setting, press
Menu to enter the menu then
rotate the knob to select the submenu. The laser settings are grouped below the
Laser menu, the TEC settings are grouped below the TEC menu, etc. To enter a
menu or begin edting a setting, simply press the knob to begin changing the
value. As a visual indication that you are in edit mode, you will see an asterisk
appear next to the value. Once you have made your change, press the knob or
Menu button to store the value. Pressing the Menu button will store and exit the
menu, while pressing the knob will store the value but leave you in the menu to
make additional changes.
Menu Description Factory
Default
Laser Menu
Mode As described in the Control Modes section above,
the unit offers seven control modes: Io (ACC), Io
HiBW (ACC), Im (AMC), Po (APC), and Vf (AVC).
Change this setting to select a new mode.
Io (ACC)
Range Selects the high or low current range. Only applies
in Io or Io HiBW modes (all other modes operate in
high range).
High
Io Res Resolution of the Io set point and measurement.
Available options are dependent on the range of
the instrument. Depends on
model
Io Limit This setting controls the maximum amount of
forward current that can be delivered to the laser
diode. This limit is implemented in hardware for
high speed response. For more information about
limits, see
Hardware and Software Limits below.
Maximum
Im Limit This setting controls the maximum amount of
monitor photodiode current the unit will allow. This
limit is implemented in software. For more
information about limits, see see
Hardware and
Software Limits below.
Maximum
Po Limit This setting controls the maximum amount of
monitor photodiode power the unit will allow. This
limit is implemented in software. For more
information about limits, see see Hardware and
Software Limits below.
Maximum