DH Instruments COMPASS FOR MOLBOX, User Manual

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COMPASS
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for molbox™ User’s Manual
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[DMM] (see Section 10.3.4): Defines and stores digital multimeters (DMMs). These are the devices
that are available in the System Configuration <DUT Output DMM> and <Setpoint DMM> drop down
lists and can be used by COMPASS to read <Voltage/Current> output and set point type DUTs
(see Sections 8.5.8, 8.5.9).
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[Power Supply] (see Section 10.3.5): Defines and stores analog power supplies. These are the devices
that are available in the System Configuration <Set point power supply> drop down list and can be
used by COMPASS to set the flow for <Voltage/Current> setpoint type DUTs (see Section 8.5.9).
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[Frequency] (see Section 10.3.4): Defines and stores frequency counters. These are the devices
that are available in the System Configuration <Frequency Measurement> drop down list and can
be used by COMPASS to read <Frequency> output type DUTs (see Section 8.5.8).
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[Pressure] (see Section 10.3.4): Defines and stores absolute pressure measuring devices. These are
the devices that are available in the System Configuration <Pressure Measurement> drop down list
and can be used by COMPASS to read the gas pressure at the DUT (see Section 8.5.3).
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[Temperature] (see Section 10.3.4): Defines and stores temperature measuring devices. These are
the devices that are available in the System Configuration <Temperature Measurement> drop down
list and can be used by COMPASS to read the gas temperature at the DUT.
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[Flow Controller] (see Section 10.3.6): Defines and stores flow controllers used to control the test flow.
The controllers can be selected in the Test definition (see Section 9.5.6) or during the initialization
process of Run DUT (see Section 7.4).
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[Interface] (see Section 10.3.8): Selects the IEEE-488 and DeviceNet card addresses for the card
installed in the computer running COMPASS . The default values should function in the majority of
cases.
10.3.1 TOOLBAR
A toolbar is present on all Hardware Definition tabs with the exception of the [IEEE-488] tab.
The functions on the toolbar are applied to the Hardware Definition that is currently displayed.
Use the toolbar to create, edit, copy and delete Hardware Definitions. Table 35 identifies the
toolbar features and their functions.