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INTRODUCTION 

 

    The 

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 D122 and T132 are capable of controlling all shutters in the 

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 line. The T132 

incorporates two precise timers to control shutter exposure and delay interval. Each timer ranges from .1ms to 
9999sec. Four digit pushwheel switches provide exceptional resolution for use in a multitude of shutter 
applications, ranging from photography to holography. The D122 drives the shutter while relying on the users 
input signal to determine exposure and frequency.  
    One feature of the T132 is the PRE or POST exposure delay. The PRE/POST toggle switch allows the user 
to actuate the shutter immediately upon receipt of a trigger signal or delay the EXPOSURE for a 
predetermined period. The period of the DELAY interval is determined from the front panel DELAY TIME 
SELECT. The DELAY signal is provided to an output (BNC connector) for the DELAY interval.      
    In addition to the PRE/POST DELAY, the T132 can re-trigger itself continuously to provide a low-level 
chopper control. In the CONT. mode the DELAY interval control acts as the recycle interval to determine the 
exposure frequency. By using external control capability and this mode, exposure bursts can be controlled 
using the T132 EXPOSURE and DELAY timers.  Set the T132 into continuous mode and trigger the system 
to begin cycling. By monitoring the pulse output the precise cutoff point can be determined and the unit can 
be reset without interrupting the exposure cycle. 
    One feature of the D122 is the selection of interrupt mode.  With the mode switch in the A position, the unit 
will disable itself upon a AC line failure.  When power is restored the unit will remain disabled until reset.  In 
the B position the unit will become disabled when a DC voltage level is removed from the interrupt input.  
When the input is restored, the unit will remain disabled until reset.  The STD mode will bypass the interrupt 
capability.  This mode selection makes the D122 more versatile for applications where the shutter must not re-
open until acted upon by the user. 
    The patented driver design of the D122 and T132 allows any 

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 shutter (including VS35) to be 

operated to its maximum frequency as specified in the shutter data sheets. 
    Other features of the D122 and T132 include, automatic switching for 115VAC or 230VAC operation, 
controllable via RS232 interface, normally open or normally closed operation, selectable pulse energy switch 
for VS35 operation, convenient output for shutters equipped with electronic synchronization switch, and an 
external reg5VDC supply (T132 only - +8VDC unregulated D122).  A 10ft. 7-pin female to 7-pin 
male shutter interconnect cable is also included with both units. 
    Enclosed is the complete operators manual for the 

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 T132, and D122.  Please read this manual 

completely before operating the unit.  Due to the construction of these units, we recommend that they be 
returned to the manufacturer for repair, no user serviceable parts inside. 

 

 

               

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Summary of Contents for UNIBLITZ D122

Page 1: ...service in house repair center WE BUY USED EQUIPMENT Sell your excess underutilized and idle used equipment We also offer credit for buy backs and trade ins www artisantg com WeBuyEquipment REMOTE IN...

Page 2: ...VINCENT ASSOCIATES USER MANUAL Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg com...

Page 3: ...DRIVER TIMER Vincent Associates 803 Linden Avenue Rochester New York 14625 Service Orders 800 828 6972 In NY State 585 385 5930 Fax 585 385 6004 A Division of VA Inc Version 1 3 1995 Artisan Technolog...

Page 4: ...LS 16 Figure 3 T132 Front Panels Operator Controls 15 T132 REAR PANEL OPERATOR CONTROLS 18 Figure 4 T132 Rear Panel Operator Controls 17 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 20 INITIAL OPERATION AND TESTING 20 SYST...

Page 5: ...errupting the exposure cycle One feature of the D122 is the selection of interrupt mode With the mode switch in the A position the unit will disable itself upon a AC line failure When power is restore...

Page 6: ...tion of trigger to pulse applied to driver Typical 5 7 S delay Shutter Drive Continuously variable frequency of exposures from DC to the shutter s maximum rate maximum peak pulse power 400 W pulse vol...

Page 7: ...put pulse to ensure reset 100 s Pulse O C BNC Input impedance 10K ohms Active low Source current 500 A Minimum pulse to activate 300 s Maximum voltage required to ensure operation 5VDC First pulse inp...

Page 8: ...ent 25mA Power supply Control 4 5VDC regulated output T132 only provided for use in remote switching and or control circuits Power supply Control 1 8VDC unregulated output D122 only provided for use i...

Page 9: ...length 7 pin male connector to 7 pin female connector Accessories optional Model 710R Remote Trigger Cable 10 ft length Hand held push button switch to BNC connector Accessories optional Model 710R F...

Page 10: ...TD A POWER N C RESET SHUTTER N O SYNC DISABLED SHUTTER DRIVER MODEL D122 ON OFF Figure 1 D122 Front Panel Operator Controls Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE ww...

Page 11: ...the shutter will return to the position set by an external input or the position of the N O N C switch A AC interrupt mode Prevents the driver from reopening the shutter immediately upon power up if...

Page 12: ...SET Switch Resets D122 disabled by interrupts mode A or mode B and returns shutter to the position determined by the N O N C or the status of the PULSE input The PULSE O C flip flop is also reset If t...

Page 13: ...12 NOTES Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg com...

Page 14: ...SE INPUT INPUT INPUT PULSE O C SHUTTER HIGH LOW SHUTTER FUSE FUSE LINE 115 VAC 60 Hz 220 VAC 50 Hz RESET Figure 2 D122 Rear Panel Operator Controls Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Gua...

Page 15: ...er exposures 14 SYNC OUTPUT Active low output for shutters equipped with Solid State Sync system The shutter s internal sync circuit sets a low output at this BNC connector when the shutter s sync sys...

Page 16: ...10 ms 1 sec 100 ms 1 ms 1ms 1ms 1 ms MODEL T132 SHUTTER DRIVER TIMER POST PRE NORM CONT ON OFF ACTUATE N O N C RESET SHUTTER SYNC Figure 3 T132 Front Panels Operator Controls Artisan Technology Group...

Page 17: ...l be timed opened N C or closed N O In the N C position the shutter will be opened for the desired exposure In the N O position the shutter will be timed in the closed position Any RESET command will...

Page 18: ...INPUT TRIG OUTPUT DELAY INPUT RESET SHUTTER HIGH LOW CONTROL SHUTTER FUSE FUSE LINE 115 VAC 60 Hz 220 VAC 50 Hz Figure 4 T132 Rear Panel Operator Controls Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumenta...

Page 19: ...of your driver Each terminal is explained below CONTROL 1 Active high input TRIGGER The rising edge of a trigger signal starts EXPOSURE and DELAY sequence This input provides access to the T132 timer...

Page 20: ...uration set on the front panel when the shutter DELAY is activated In the PRE mode this occurs upon trigger of T132 In the POST mode this occurs at the end of the EXPOSURE interval 26 RS 232C DB 9 fem...

Page 21: ...SYNC output will go low when the shutter is open The absence of the solid state synchronization option will only inhibit the operation of the SYNC output and LED The remainder of the controller system...

Page 22: ...unit s front panel or through the input on the rear panel will de activate the shutter and clear the RS 232 output latches The following is a test program written to test the input commands to the RS...

Page 23: ...1 CHR J 3 PRINT CONTROL TRIGGER COMMAND SENT GOSUB TIMEOUT GOTO MENU ELSEIF A R THEN PRINT 1 CHR J 4 PRINT CONTROL RESET COMMAND SENT GOSUB TIMEOUT GOTO MENU ELSEIF A Q THEN L 0 PRINT PROGRAM TERMINAT...

Page 24: ...d been opened by a RS 232 command or the PULSE O C input when the unit is reset the RS 232 must send another OPEN command or the PULSE O C must be activated again In the STD mode all functions of the...

Page 25: ...30 0 35 0 40 0 45 0 50 0 55 0 60 0 65 0 Exposure Time msec Pulse Voltage 5 Hz 10 Hz 15 Hz 20 Hz 25 Hz 30 Hz 35 Hz 40 Hz Pulse Voltage vs Frequency at Select Exposure Time 0 0 10 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 50 0...

Page 26: ...25 Figure 7 Overall Housing Dimensions Artisan Technology Group Quality Instrumentation Guaranteed 888 88 SOURCE www artisantg com...

Page 27: ...ertently adjusted improperly Proper care and maintenance of the unit should be taken as with any electronic instrument WARRANTY Great care has been taken to ensure that our products are free from defe...

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