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LS 55 User’s Guide
<fl> is a single character integer code representing current filter
type (see $FL command).
<ex.wavelength> is fixed format (xxx.x) representing the
excitation monochromator position in nm.
<em.wavelength> is fixed format (xxx.x) representing the
emission monochromator position in nm.
<speed> is a 4 digit integer representing speed in nm/min. A
leading minus is given for negative speeds.
<response> is a 3 digit integer representing current filter
response number.
<ex.slitwidth> is fixed format (xx.x) representing the excitation
slit width in nm.
<em.slitwidth> is fixed format (xx.x) representing the emission
slit width in nm.
<gate> is a 5 digit integer representing current phosphorescence
gate time, units 0.01 ms.
<delay> is 6 digit integer representing current phosphorescence
delay time, units 0.01 ms.
<flashcount> is a 2 digit integer representing current number of
flashes per phosphorescence data collection cycle.
<cyc.time> is a 5 digit integer representing current data
collection cycle length in ms (may be zero in fluorescence mode
to indicate default 1 mains period).
Command:
WAIT FOR EXTERNAL SIGNAL
Syntax:
$WE signal
Description:
Waits for a transition on one of the external digital inputs:
0 = positive transition on EVENT line, 1 = positive transition on
START line.
NOTE:
On earlier issue instruments the EVENT line is labeled REMOTE START and
the START line is labeled REMOTE INTEGRATE.
Summary of Contents for LS 55
Page 1: ...LS 55 User s Guide ...
Page 7: ...Warnings and Safety Information ...
Page 12: ...12 LS 55 User s Guide ...
Page 13: ...Introduction ...
Page 19: ...Introduction 19 Supply Voltages 100 V 120 V 220 V 230 V Frequency 50 60 Hz Power 150 VA ...
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Page 21: ...Unpacking and Installation ...
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Page 37: ...Accessories Installation and Use ...
Page 72: ...72 LS 55 User s Guide Figure 54 Using the powder accessory ...
Page 93: ...Accessories Installation and Use 93 Figure 86 Masking the outer areas ...
Page 121: ...RS232 Commands ...
Page 163: ...System Description and Maintenance ...
Page 165: ...System Description and Maintenance 165 Figure 112 The optical layout ...
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Page 199: ...Index ...