ASL INTERCOM F100, User Manual

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Setting up the F100
F100-14-001.2 Page 3-7
 ASL 2005
Note
Disconnect the charger when not in use.
3.5.3 Name plate(s)
The instrument rating plate shows the instruments maximum power consumption and instrument
serial number. The label on the battery charger shows its AC voltage range and operating supply
frequency and current.
3.5.4 USB Communication interface connector
The USB connector is fitted as standard (see figure 3.5). Communication requires the installation of
the USB driver on a PC; see the separate information supplied on the CD. A standard USB cable is
supplied with the F100.
The instrument can be used with ASL’s ULOG program (supplied on the CD) or simply used to
transmit ASCII data, which may be recorded using a simple terminal program.
The F100 is designed to work with power supplied by a USB connector that is suitably supported by a
PC.
Note
The power supplied by a USB cable connected to a PC may
be noisy.
ASL can accept no responsibility for any performance
degradation for a F100 connected or powered this way.