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SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE

Interfacing

Installation and Operating Manual

– XRB011

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118149-001 REV F

3.14

RECOMMENDED INTERFACE CIRCUITS (REMODE MODE, DIGITAL INTERFACE)

Monitors and Fault LED’s are optional

Summary of Contents for XRB011

Page 1: ... 118148 001 Rev A R Instruction Manual SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION One Commerce Park Valhalla New York 10595 1 914 686 3600 FAX 1 914 686 5424 E mail sales spellmanhv com Website www spellmanhv com XRB011 ...

Page 2: ...alified personnel aware of the electrical hazards WARNING note in the text call attention to hazards in operation of these units that could lead to possible injury or death CAUTION notes in the text indicate procedures to be followed to avoid possible damage to equipment Copyright 2000 Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corporation All Rights Reserved This information contained in this publication ...

Page 3: ...azitäten des Hochspannungsnetzteiles benötigen ca 5 Minuten um sich zu entladen Erden Sie sich nicht und arbeiten Sie nicht in feuchter oder nasser Umgebung SERVICESICHERHEIT Notwendige Reparaturen können es erforderlich machen den Gehäusedeckel während des Betriebes zu entfernen Reparaturen dürfen nur von qualifiziertem eingewiesenem Personal ausgeführt werden WARNING im folgenden Text weist auf ...

Page 4: ...capacité interne de l alimentation Ne vous mettez pas à la masse ou ne travaillez pas sous conditions mouillées ou humides CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ EN CAS DE REPARATION La maintenance peut nécessiter l enlèvement du couvercle lorsque l alimentation est encore allumée Les réparations doivent être effectuées par une personne qualifiée et connaissant les risques électriques Dans le manuel les notes marq...

Page 5: ...r permettere la scarica della capacità interna dell alimentatore ad alta tensione Non mettere a terra il proprio corpo oppure operare in ambienti bagnati o saturi d umidità SICUREZZA NELLA MANUTENZIONE Manutenzione potrebbe essere richiesta rimuovendo la copertura con apparecchio acceso La manutenzione deve essere svolta da personale qualificato coscio dei rischi elettrici Attenzione alle AVVERTEN...

Page 6: ...TAGE Introduction 1 Installation and Operating Manual Page1 1 118149 001 REV F XRB011 INTRODUCTION 1 XRB011 SERVICE AND INSTALLATION MANUAL INSTALLATION 2 INTERFACING 3 TROUBLESHOOTING 4 SCHEMATICS Simplified Diagram 5 ...

Page 7: ...tions 3 1 2 2 Generator Control Modes Application Features 3 1 2 3 Power Supply Requirements 3 1 2 4 Environment Requirements 4 1 2 5 Mechanical 5 1 3 THEORY OF OPERATION 7 1 3 1 Function Overview 7 1 3 2 Input Line Power 7 1 3 3 HV Inverter 7 1 3 4 High Voltage Transformer 7 1 3 5 High Voltage Assembly 7 1 3 6 System Control PWB 7 1 3 7 Filament Power 8 1 3 8 High Voltage Interlock 8 1 4 SAFETY 9...

Page 8: ...onvection cooling augmented by customer provided minimum 50cfm external fan is required for the 50W option A rubber bellows in the tank of the X ray source compensates for the expansion of the oil as the oil temperature varies with operating conditions thereby eliminating the need for bulky overflow tank 1 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1 2 1 Generator Hardware Specifications kVp range 35 to 80 kVp ou...

Page 9: ...m Recommended Minimum Recommended Ground Wire Size Apparent Mains Resistance 24VDC J1 1 J1 2 J1 3 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 0 033 0 033 0 033 24V RETURN J1 5 J1 6 J1 7 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 20 AWG 0 52 mm2 0 033 0 033 0 033 1 2 4 Environment Requirements Operating Environment Operating Temperature 0 to 40 C 32 to 104 F Relative Humidity 10 to 95 non condensing Atmos...

Page 10: ...SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE Introduction 1 Installation and Operating Manual Page1 5 118149 001 REV F 1 2 5 Mechanical 20W OPTION ...

Page 11: ...SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE Introduction 1 Installation and Operating Manual Page1 6 118149 001 REV F 50W OPTION ...

Page 12: ...HV Inverter The inverter is a Push Pull topology Voltage mode control is used for driving the inverter Two MOSFET transistors are used as switches in the HV inverter These MOSFET provide high frequency switching to control the primary current flow in the high voltage transformer Circuits on the Control board provide the gate control of the switches The PWM IC generates gate drive control signals 1...

Page 13: ...r The filament isolation transformer secondary is connected to the filament tube The filament power is 2 25Vac 1 7Aac See Figure 1 2 for a simplified diagram of the X RAY tube connection and current sensing circuits The filament circuitry also provides a variety of control diagnostic and protection functions If any abnormal condition appears monitoring circuitry will shut down the unit Figure 1 2 ...

Page 14: ... EXPOSURE FACTORS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ARE OBSERVED The following advisory symbols are used on the safety warning labels and or on circuit boards CAUTION symbol used to indicate a potential hazard to operators service personnel or to the equipment CAUTION symbol used to indicate an X RAY RADIATION EXPOSURE is hazard to operators service personnel or to the equipment Protective Earth IEC 6041...

Page 15: ...LLATION CONTENTS 2 1 INTRODUCTION 11 2 2 UNPACKING 11 2 3 OVERALL CONNECTIONS 12 2 4 INPUT POWER VOLTAGE 13 2 5 CABLE CONNECTION ILLUSTRATION 13 2 5 1 MULTI INTERFACE CABLE CONNECTIONS 13 2 5 1 Pin Layout of the Multi interface 14 2 5 2 GROUND CONNECTION 14 2 5 3 CHASSIS GROUND 15 2 5 4 X RAY PORT 15 2 6 FINAL CHECKS 15 ...

Page 16: ...ident Do not destroy or remove any of the packing material used in a damaged shipment 2 Remove the cardboard outer pack See the cautionary note below before removing the pack CAUTION OPEN THE CARDBOARD PACK CAREFULLY SHARP TOOLS MAY DAMAGE THE CONTENTS 3 Set aside the cardboard pack s 4 After unpacking inspect the panel and chassis for visible damage 5 Keep the shipping containers In case of shipp...

Page 17: ...EEDED IN ULTIMATE APPLICATION All cables should be routed away from the X Ray port and dressed and secured neatly in place Cables should be cut to the correct length if possible as excess cabling may contribute to EMI RFI problems For those cables that cannot be cut to the correct length try to minimize the area inside any loops of excess cable as these loops are in effect an antenna Figure 2 1 XR...

Page 18: ...at this is the rating of the power source to be connected 2 Units operate on 24VDC 2 5A 20W option 4A 50W option 3 DO NOT SWITCH ON MAINS POWER AT THIS TIME 2 5 CABLE CONNECTION ILLUSTRATION 2 5 1 MULTI INTERFACE CABLE CONNECTIONS Multi Interface connections include digital I O serial communication and interlock Operator must verify and connect every signal properly though some of them are optiona...

Page 19: ...X Ray ON status Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 14 Filament Standby status Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 15 Over Voltage Fault Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 16 Over Current Fault Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 17 ARC Fault Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 18 Filament Current Limit Fault Output Active Low Open Colle...

Page 20: ...R OPERATE THIS UNIT WITH AN OPEN X RAY EXIT PORT It is recommended not to allow leakage radiation exceeding 0 5mR hr at 5cm from any surface of the MONOBLOCK 2 6 FINAL CHECKS The room interface connections may now be completed Before power on user needs to check the items as below finally When finished all wiring check that all connections are tight and secure Check that all cables are dressed nea...

Page 21: ...the expansion of the oil as the oil temperature varies Do not block any vents holes on the cover Cooling A customer supplied minimum 50 CFM fan should be used for the 50W option to maintain safe operating temperature for MONOBLOCK X ray generator The air flow should be direct at the heat sink on the side of the unit and at the side of the control board compartment During operation the internal oil...

Page 22: ... 5 REMOTE PROGRAMMING MODE 18 3 6 REMOTE MONITORS 18 3 7 XRAY ON COMMAND 18 3 8 EXTERNAL INTERLOCK 18 3 9 SYSTEM STATUS AND FAULT DIAGNOSTIC DISPLAY 18 3 10 REMOTE MODE DIGITAL CONTROL 19 3 11 CONNECTOR STYLE AND PIN LAYOUT 20 3 12 SERIAL COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 21 3 13 RECOMMENDED INTERFACE CIRCUITS LOCAL MODE ANALOG INTERFACE 22 3 14 RECOMMENDED INTERFACE CIRCUITS REMODE MODE DIGITAL INTERFACE 2...

Page 23: ...in Remote mode position jumper JP11 in the 2 3 position on the control board Remove the cover to access JP11 All program values default to zero upon power up except kV program to 35kV 3 6 REMOTE MONITORS Provides remote monitors of the output voltage and output current via RS 232 digital interface at J5 or Ethernet digital interface RJ45 3 7 XRAY ON COMMAND Provides control of X ray ON and X ray O...

Page 24: ... one arc will shutdown the high voltage and latched This fault is indicated by ARC FAULT via RS 232 or Ethernet as ARG 2 Analog output signal J1 17 active low UNDER VOLTAGE FAULT Indicates a failure in the voltage regulation circuitry less than 35kV This fault occurs when there is a lack of output power to maintain regulation and will result in shutdown of the HV This fault is indicated by via RS ...

Page 25: ...Ω 12 X Ray Ready status Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 13 X Ray ON status Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 14 Filament Standby status Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 15 Over Voltage Fault Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 16 Over Current Fault Output Active Low Open Collector 24Vdc 10mA max 17 ARC Fault Output Active Low Open Collector ...

Page 26: ...8 RJ45 8 PIN CONNECTOR PIN SIGNAL PARAMETERS 1 TX Transmit Data 2 TX t Transmit Data 3 RX Receive Data 4 NC No connection 5 NC No connection 6 RX Receive Data 7 NC No connection 8 NC No connection User should connect a straight type RS232 cable properly with system side such as PC Twisted wires are preferable to enhance the EMC performance GUI software can be used temporarily to test the XRB011 pr...

Page 27: ...SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE Interfacing 3 Installation and Operating Manual XRB011 Page 3 22 118149 001 REV F 3 13 RECOMMENDED INTERFACE CIRCUITS LOCAL MODE ANALOG INTERFACE ...

Page 28: ...LLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE Interfacing 3 Installation and Operating Manual XRB011 Page 3 23 118149 001 REV F 3 14 RECOMMENDED INTERFACE CIRCUITS REMODE MODE DIGITAL INTERFACE Monitors and Fault LED s are optional ...

Page 29: ...ROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS FOR ALL ME EQUIPMENT AND ME SYSTEMS 25 TABLE 2 GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS FOR ALL ME EQUIPMENT AND ME SYSTEMS 26 TABLE 3 GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY FOR ME EQUIPMENT AND ME SYSTEMS THAT ARE NOT LIFE SUPPORING 26 TABLE 4 RECOMMENDED SEPARATION DISTANCES BETWEEN PORTABLE AND MOBILE RF COMMUNICATIONS EQUI...

Page 30: ...hutdown Clear fault and send X ray command Refer to tube re seasoning procedure Table 2 and idle times If problem continues contact Spellman service department Unit will not Enable Interlock open OT led illuminated and Over Temp fault at RS 232 resulting in HV Status Off Tank oil temperature has exceeded 65 degrees C TABLE 1 GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS FOR ALL...

Page 31: ...ips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 Not applicable Not applicable Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If the user of the XRB011 requires continued operation during power mains interruptions it is recommended that the XRB011 be powered from an uninterruptible power supply or a battery Power frequenc...

Page 32: ...etic environment due to fixed RF transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be considered If the measured field strength in the location in which the XRB011 is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above the XRB011 should be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal performance is observed additional measures may be necessary such as re orienting or relocating the XRB011 b ...

Page 33: ... d in meters m can be determined using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affecte...

Page 34: ...SPELLMAN HIGH VOLTAGE Schematics 5 Installation and Operating Manual XRB011 Page 5 29 118149 001 REV F CHAPTER 5 SCHEMATICS CONTENTS 5 1 INTRODUCTION 30 5 2 FUNCTIONAL SCHEMATIC INDEX 30 ...

Page 35: ...011 MONOBLOCK Each schematic represents a major function in the generator the 2 functional schematics in this chapter represent all of the major functional blocks in this generator 5 2 FUNCTIONAL SCHEMATIC INDEX The following functional schematics are not included in this manual DESCRIPTION DRAWING NUMBER Block diagram Schematic 441431 001 Control Board Schematic 441434 001 ...

Page 36: ...To obtain information on Spellman s product warranty please visit our website at http www spellmanhv com en About Warranty aspx ...

Page 37: ...d in part from proprietary and patent data This information has been prepared for the express purpose of assisting operating and maintenance personnel in the efficient use of the model described herein and publication of this information does not convey any right to reproduce it or to use it for any purpose other than in connection with installation operation and maintenance of the equipment descr...

Page 38: ... DATE DESCRIPTION 1 09 18 13 Draft version 2 04 18 14 Added Ramp Time command description Added User Configuration command 3 05 14 14 Deleted mA Low fault changed HV to X RAY Update status table 4 03 28 16 Added Over temperature fault to command 22 ...

Page 39: ...Pages 32 4 4 Direct Connection between the DXM and a Computer 39 4 5 Configuring the Computer for Direct Ethernet Connection 39 4 6 Testing a Direct Connection 42 4 7 Configuring the XRB011 For a Local Area Network LAN 43 4 8 Configuring the Network Settings from the Monitor and Configure Applet 43 4 9 Enabling Communications Objects in Visual Basic for Ethernet Communications 45 4 10 Configuring ...

Page 40: ...118150 001 REV B Page 4 of 66 4 15 12 Reset Faults 52 62 4 15 13 Get KV Monitor 60 63 4 15 14 Get MA monitor 61 64 4 15 15 Get X RAY Status 98 65 4 15 16 Turn High X RAY On Off 99 66 ...

Page 41: ...ME GROUND AS THE UUT This unit is capable of producing X ray radiation please proceed only after proper precautions have been taken to prevent X ray exposure 1 0 SCOPE This document applies to the communications interfaces on the XRB assembly 460162 2 0 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION The XRB provides 2 types of digital communications interface RS 232 on J3 Ethernet 3 0 RS232 3 1 RS232 INTERFACE The RS232C...

Page 42: ...andard shielded RS 232 cable is used to connect the XRB serial port to the serial port on a standard personal computer Please refer to the following chart PC to XRB Board Cable Details PC Connector DB 9 Female XRB Connector DB 9 Male Pin 2 RX In Pin 2 TX Out Pin 3 TX Out Pin 3 RX In Pin 5 Ground Pin 5 Ground ...

Page 43: ... case of serial interface we need Microsoft Comm Control 6 0 To enable this in your VB 6 project go to Project Components Then in the list make sure that Microsoft Comm Control 6 0 has a check next to it The Comm Control Object should then appear in your toolbox It will have an icon of a telephone and will be named MSComm This can be dragged and dropped into your application You will then need to ...

Page 44: ...ing 42 042 or 0042 can be used This being the case commands and responses that carry data are variable in length 3 4 2 CHECKSUMS The checksum is computed as follows Add the CMD and ARG and bytes into a 16 bit or larger word The bytes are added as unsigned integers Take the 2 s complement negate it Truncate the result down to the eight least significant bits Clear the most significant bit bit 7 of ...

Page 45: ... it from 0x100 decimal 256 and only retain the lowest 7 bits by bitwise ANDing the results with 0x7F This combines the steps of getting the twos complement truncating the result to 8 bits and clearing the 8th bit 0x100 0x90 0x7F 0x70 Finally bitwise OR the result with 0x40 0x70 0x40 0x70 The checksum byte is 0x70 Decimal 112 ASCII p The following is sample code written in Visual Basic for the gene...

Page 46: ...r to the comma before the checksum with their ASCII values in hexadecimal 0x31 0x30 0x2C 0x34 0x30 0x39 0x35 0x2C 0x18B Next you then take the two s complement of that number by negating it by subtracting it from 0x100 decimal 256 and only retain the lowest 7 bits by bitwise ANDing the results with 0x7F This combines the steps of getting the twos complement truncating the result to 8 bits and clea...

Page 47: ...None Request MA Set point 15 None Request Status 22 None Request Software Version 23 None Request Model Number 26 None Tickle Watchdog 27 None Enable Watchdog 28 1 2 ASCII 1 10 Ramp Time 29 1 4 ASCII 1 1000 User Configuration 31 4 ASCII Reset Faults 52 None Get KV monitor 60 None Get MA monitor 61 None Get X RAY Status 98 None Turn X RAY ON OFF 99 1 ASCII 0 or 1 ...

Page 48: ... response will use the character ASCII 0x24 as a Success response or a single character error code These responses will be eight ASCII characters in length Response Name CMD ARG Request KV Setpoint 14 1 3 ASCII Request MA Setpoint 15 1 3 ASCII Request Status 22 3 ASCII Request DSP Software Version 23 11 ASCII Request Model number 26 5 ASCII Get KV monitor 60 1 3 ASCII Get MA monitor 61 1 3 ASCII G...

Page 49: ...e firmware change the KV set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 10 ARG CS ETX Where ARG Value of KV in ASCII format Units are tenths of KV Example for 80KV enter 800 Example STX 10 800 CS ETX Response STX 10 CS ETX or STX 10 ARG CS ETX where ARG error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 50: ...hange the MA set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 11 ARG CS ETX Where ARG Value of mA in ASCII format Units are micro amps Example For 0 2 mA enter 200 Example STX 11 200 CS ETX Response STX 11 CS ETX STX 11 ARG CS ETX where ARG error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 51: ...est KV Set point 14 Description The host requests the KV set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 14 ETX Example STX 14 ETX Response STX 14 ARG ETX Where ARG number in ASCII format representing un scaled KV set point Units are tenths of KV ...

Page 52: ... point 15 Description The host requests that the firmware send the MA set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 15 ETX Example STX 15 ETX Response STX 15 ARG ETX Where ARG number in ASCII format representing un scaled mA set point Units are micro amps ...

Page 53: ...ription 000 No Fault X RAY Ready It indicates thet the Monoblock is ready to produce X RAY 001 Over Temperature It indicates oil tank over temperature 002 Arc Fault It indicates that an arc event was detected 003 High mA The mA output is higher than allowed threshold 005 Low kV The kV output is lower than threshold 006 High kV The kV output is higher than allowed theshold 007 Watchdog Watchdog tim...

Page 54: ...sends the DSP firmware version Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 23 CS ETX Example STX 23 CS STX Response STX 23 ARG CS ETX Where ARG consists of eleven ASCII characters representing the current firmware part number version The format is SWMNNNN NNN where N is a numeric character Example STX 23 SWM0584 001 CS ETX ...

Page 55: ... that the firmware sends the unit model number Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 26 CS ETX Example STX 26 CS ETX Response STX 26 ARG CS ETX Where ARG consists of five ASCII characters representing the model number The format is XNNNN where N is a numeric character Example STX 26 X4618 CS ETX ...

Page 56: ...7 Description This command is used to reset the Watchdog timer to prevent a watchdog time out fault condition Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 27 CS ETX Response STX 27 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 57: ...n and a watchdog fault will be declared Enter timeout delays from 1 to 10 seconds A value of zero disables the watchdog operation The default timeout is 5 seconds This command is password protected and the userconfig command must be sent first Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 28 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 10 seconds Response STX 28 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 un...

Page 58: ...ds Recommended range is 1 to 1000 milliseconds Default value is 250 milliseconds This command is password protected and the userconfig command must be sent first Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 29 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 1000 milliseconds Response STX 29 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 59: ...ettings Ramp Time and Watchdog time out A password must be sent in order for the firmware to allow modification of these values The password is 4343 Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 31 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 4343 Response STX 31 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 60: ...Description The host requests that the firmware resets all Fault messages and indicators Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 52 CS ETX Example STX 52 CS ETX Response STX 52 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 61: ...The host requests that the firmware report the monitored KV Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 60 CS ETX Response STX 60 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 3 digits number in ASCII format representing un scaled KV value Units are tenths of KV Example For 80KV feedback STX 60 800 ETX ...

Page 62: ...on The host requests that the firmware report the monitored MA Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 61 CS ETX Response STX 61 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 3 digits number in ASCII format representing un scaled mA value in units of micro amps Example For 0 2 mA STX 61 200 ETX ...

Page 63: ... 4 5 15 Get X RAY Status 98 Description The host requests the current X RAY status Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 98 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 X RAY is on 0 X RAY is off in ASCII format Example STX 98 CS ETX Response STX 98 1 CS ETX ...

Page 64: ...F 99 Description The host requests that the firmware to turn on or off High Voltage Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 99 ARG CS ETX Where ARG 1 On 0 Off in ASCII format Example STX 99 1 CS ETX Response STX 99 ARG CS ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes ...

Page 65: ... 3 Handshaking The only handshaking implemented on the host interface is built in to the implementation of this protocol That is the host must initiate all communications If the supply receives a program command an acknowledge message is sent back to the host via the message If the host does not receive an acknowledge within the time out window the host should consider the message lost or the devi...

Page 66: ... 98 2ED Windows 2000 SP2 Windows NT SP6 Windows XP Professional Figure 2 Ethernet RJ45 Jack front view PIN DESCRIPTION 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX 4 5 6 RX 7 8 The Ethernet RJ 45 has two LED indicators as shown in Figure 2 The left LED LED1 indicates that the network processor has a valid network link The right LED LED2 indicates network activity 4 2 ETHERNET CABLING Shielded Category 5 CAT5 Ethernet patch cab...

Page 67: ...where the wires are not run straight through Please refer to the two cable ends shown below in figure 4 Figure 4 Crossover Cable for Direct Connection A standard connection through a hub switch or network uses a standard CAT5 patch cable Please refer to the two cable ends shown below in figure 5 Figure 5 Standard Straight Through Cable Standard CAT5 Patch 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 68: ...displaying contact information a license agreement and a monitoring and control applet that is at the heart of this application The Web Server application for the DXM power supply is presented as an example in the following pages Note The XRB011 cannot be controller nor monitored using this embedded web browser You can only change the Network Settings 4 3 2 Web Pages 4 3 2 1 Web Page 1 Contact Inf...

Page 69: ...118150 001 REV B Page 33 of 66 Figure 9 Web Page 1 Contact Information ...

Page 70: ... Web Page 2 License Agreement Page Figure 10 displays the license agreement Here the user can either agree or disagree with the Spellman license agreement Click on I Accept to continue on to the applet Figure 10 Web Page 2 License Agreement ...

Page 71: ...efault username and password for the applet is Username admin Password SHV_Applet We have tested under Internet Explorer 5 and 6 Microsoft JVM 5 and Sun JVM versions 1 4 1 and 1 4 2 Figure 11 displays an example of an embedded monitor and control application Figure 11 Control and Monitor Applet Broadly one can view the screen as a left and a right with the left half containing status values read b...

Page 72: ...t The user can view and set operating parameters of the applet or network configurations of the XRB011 or view firmware version information for both through the settings menu Click on the button at the top of the Monitor and Control Applet that has the label Settings This displays the settings popup menu as shown in figure 13 Figure 13 Settings Pop up Menus Notice that there are three choices The ...

Page 73: ...reen Please refer to figure 14 Figure 14 Configure Polling Rate Screen Setting this value lower may make the screen refresh quicker However setting it too low may cause requests to queue up in the send queue This may make controlling the XRB011 very slow as control requests now must wait behind queued status requests We recommend leaving the delay set at the default value ...

Page 74: ...118150 001 REV B Page 38 of 66 4 3 2 7 Version Information Figure 15 Version Information ...

Page 75: ...work As such you need to pick two valid IP addresses one for each device The table below illustrates that not all IP addresses are actually valid IP addresses For example IP addresses beginning with 127 are not valid 4 5 Configuring the Computer for Direct Ethernet Connection As mentioned above both the IP Address and Subnet Mask need to be configured In our environment computers normally are assi...

Page 76: ... selecting properties you are brought up to the screen below Figure 18 You must RIGHT CLICK and select Properties on Local Area Connection and not double click which will display a window similar to figure 19 Figure 18 Here you must Right Click and Select Properties ...

Page 77: ... select Internet Protocol TCP IP and click on the Properties button to be brought to figure 20 Lastly you must disable any firewall software you have running If you are running a proxy server for Internet access you must also disable the proxy client Disabling this also requires a reboot ...

Page 78: ...ommand line tool so we will need to bring up a command prompt Under Windows NT 2000 and XP the name of this command is CMD Under Windows 98 the name of this command is Command To do this click on Start Run Cmd Then on the command line type Ping IP Address For example Ping 192 168 1 4 If the XRB011 is found at the specified IP address the Ping command will respond with a report that is similar to ...

Page 79: ...ing the XRB011 For a Local Area Network LAN If you have chosen to place the XRB011 onto your local area network you will need A CAT5 network patch cable to physically connect the XRB011 to the LAN A static IP address to assign to the XRB011 Remember that even if the IP address you have selected is in general a valid IP address it needs to be valid for your LAN local area network Otherwise the devi...

Page 80: ... a new instance of the applet to monitor and control the XRB011 after reconfiguring it This may also require reconfiguring the host computer with the correct host IP address subnet mask and TCP port The device name does not affect the operation of the XRB011 it is simply a way for the user to differentiate multiple units on the same network Depending on the type of network you are attaching the XR...

Page 81: ...Basic for Ethernet In order to configure the Winsock Object you must make the following initialization in the object s properties Protocol 0 sckTCPProtocol Then in the application code include the following commands tcpClient RemoteHost host tcpClient RemotePort portNumber tcpClient Connect For further information regarding the use of the above commands please refer to your Visual Studio Help File...

Page 82: ...emp str str temp Loop Until InStr str Chr 3 Or Timer t1 1 On Error Resume Next Else Do DoEvents If MSComm1 InBufferCount 0 Then str str MSComm1 Input End If Loop Until InStr str Chr 3 Or Timer t1 1 If InStr str Chr 3 0 Then tmrOpenClose Enabled False End If End If ...

Page 83: ...ems Interconnection OSI TCP IP protocol stack specifically the upper 4 layers Byte 0 Protocol Version Header Length Type Of Service Total Length 4 Packet ID Flags Fragmentation Offset 8 Time To Live Protocol Header checksum 12 Source Address 16 Destination Address 20 Source Port Destination Port 24 Sequence Number 28 Acknowledgement Number 32 Data Offset Reserved Code Bits Window 36 Checksum Urgen...

Page 84: ...acters representing the command ID 1 ASCII 0x2C character ARG Command Argument 1 ASCII 0x2C character ETX 1 ASCII 0x03 End of Text character 4 12 COMMAND ARGUMENTS The format of the numbers is a variable length string To represent the number 42 the string 42 042 or 0042 can be used This being the case commands and responses that carry data are variable in length ...

Page 85: ...quest KV Setpoint 14 None Request MA Setpoint 15 None Request Status 22 None Request Software Version 23 None Request Model Number 26 None Tickle Watchdog 27 None Enable Watchdog 28 1 2 ASCII 1 10 Ramp Time 29 1 4ASCII 1 1000 User Configuration 31 4 ASCII Reset Faults 52 None Get KV Monitor 60 None GET MA Monitor 61 None Get X RAY Status 98 None Turn X RAY ON OFF 99 1 ASCII 0 or 1 ...

Page 86: ... using a simple response will use the character ASCII 0x24 as a Success response or a single character error code These will be seven ASCII characters in length Response Name CMD ARG Request KV Setpoint 14 1 3 ASCII Request MA Setpoint 15 1 3 ASCII Request Status 22 3 ASCII Request DSP Software Version 23 11 ASCII Request Model number 26 5 ASCII Get KV monitor 60 1 3 ASCII Get MA monitor 61 1 3 AS...

Page 87: ...at the firmware change the KV set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 10 ARG ETX Where ARG Value of KV in ASCII format Units are tenths of KV Example For 80KV enter 800 Example STX 10 800 ETX Response STX 10 ETX or STX 10 ARG ETX where ARG error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 88: ...re change the MA set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 11 ARG ETX Where ARG Value of mA in ASCII format Units are micro amps Example For 0 2 mA enter 200 Example STX 11 200 ETX Response STX 11 ETX or STX 11 ARG ETX where ARG error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 89: ...quest KV Set point 14 Description The host requests KV set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 14 ETX Example STX 14 ETX Response STX 14 ARG ETX Where ARG number in ASCII format representing un scaled KV set point Units are tenths of KV ...

Page 90: ...point 15 Description The host requests that the firmware send the MA set point Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 15 ETX Example STX 15 ETX Response STX 15 ARG ETX where ARG number in ASCII format representing un scaled mA set point Units are micro amps ...

Page 91: ...tion 000 No Fault X RAY Ready It indicates thet the Monoblock is ready to produce X RAY 001 Over Temperature It indicates oil tank over temperature 002 Arc Fault It indicates that an arc event was detected 003 High mA The mA output is higher than allowed threshold 005 Low kV The kV output is lower than threshold 006 High kV The kV output is higher than allowed theshold 007 Watchdog Watchdog timer ...

Page 92: ...mware sends the DSP firmware version Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 23 ETX Example STX 23 STX Response STX 23 ARG ETX Where ARG consists of eleven ASCII characters representing the current firmware part number version The format is SWMNNNN NNN where N is a numeric character Example STX 23 SWM0584 001 ETX ...

Page 93: ...uests that the firmware sends the unit model number Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 26 ETX Example STX 26 ETX Response STX 26 ARG ETX Where ARG consists of five ASCII characters representing the model number The format is XNNNN where N is a numeric character Example STX 26 X4618 ETX ...

Page 94: ... 15 8 Tickle Watchdog 27 Description This command is used to reset watchdog time out counter Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 27 ETX Response STX 27 ARG ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 95: ...watchdog fault will be declared Enter timeout delays from 1 to 10 seconds A value of zero disables the watchdog operation The default timeout is 5 seconds This command is password protected and the userconfig command must be sent first Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 28 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 10 seconds 0 Watchdog disabled Response STX 28 ARG ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive erro...

Page 96: ...conds Recommended range is 1 to 1000 milliseconds Default value is 250 milliseconds This command is password protected and the userconfig command must be sent first Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 29 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 1000 milliseconds Response STX 29 ARG ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 97: ... settings Ramp Time and Watchdog time out A password must be sent in order for the firmware to allow modification of these values The password is 4343 Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 31 ARG ETX Where ARG 4343 Response STX 31 ARG ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 98: ... 52 Description The host requests that the firmware resets all Fault messages and indicators Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 52 ETX Example STX 52 ETX Response STX 52 ARG ETX Where ARG or error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

Page 99: ...n The host requests that the firmware report the monitored KV Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 60 ETX Response STX 60 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 3 digits number in ASCII format representing un scaled KV value Units are tenths of KV Example For 80KV feedback STX 60 800 ETX ...

Page 100: ...ption The host requests that the firmware report the monitored MA Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 61 ETX Response STX 61 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 3 digits number in ASCII format representing un scaled mA value in units of micro amps Example For 0 2 mA STX 61 200 ETX ...

Page 101: ... 66 4 15 15 Get X RAY Status 98 Description The host requests the current X RAY status Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 98 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 X RAY is on 0 X RAY is off in ASCII format Example STX 98 ETX Response STX 98 1 ETX ...

Page 102: ...The host requests that the firmware turn on or off High Voltage Direction Host to supply Syntax STX 99 ARG ETX Where ARG 1 On 0 Off in ASCII format Example STX 99 1 ETX Response STX 99 ETX or STX 99 ARG ETX where ARG error code Error Codes 1 receive error 2 unrecognized command ...

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