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Control from a computer
The controller can also be controlled from a computer using the RS232 interface or the
optional GPIB (IEEE-488) interface. In either case, you can use the ObjectBench software
provided. An installation manual is provided. Windows 95 or 98 is required. This section
explains the basics of how to control the Cryojet. Full information on topics such as
plotting parameters against time, saving data to a file, and creating macro programs is
available through the on-line help.
A unique feature of the Cryojet controller and other Oxford Instruments products is the
ability to connect a number of instruments simultaneously, to a single RS232 port on a
computer, and to control each one independently. This is done by means of an Isobus
cable which carries a single “master” connector (25-way D socket) and up to eight, daisy-
chained “slave” connectors (25-way D plugs). This is available from Oxford Instruments
Cryospares.
6.1
RS232 Connection Hardware
The bi-directional serial data link from the computer is connected via a 25 way D-socket on
the rear panel. The controller is configured as a DCE with the standard pin outs given
below. The majority of computer RS232 interfaces are configured as a DTE and are fitted
with a 25 way D plug. For this type of connector, a simple lead connecting pin 1 to pin 1,
pin 2 to pin 2 and so on is all that is required. For computers fitted with a 9 way D plug for
RS232, (AT style COM port), a standard "AT lead" fitted with a 9 way socket and a 25 way
plug is required.
If for any reason you plug the computer into a different electricity supply circuit from the
Cryojet controller, you should use an Oxford Instruments ISOBUS cable to ensure electrical
isolation.
6.2
GPIB (IEEE-488) Connection Hardware
If the optional GPIB interface is fitted, connections to the GPIB are made via a standard 24
way GPIB cable, conforming to the standard IEEE-488.1. Connections should be made
using a standard GPIB cable. If you wish to connect both a Cryojet controller and a level
meter to a GPIB port on a computer, use a “GPIB Gateway” - contact your sales engineer
or Oxford Instruments Cryospares.
Note:
GPIB connections should never be made or broken whilst the controller or any of
the instruments connected to the Bus are powered up. Failure to observe this
precaution can result in damage to one or more instruments.
Never plug the computer into a different electricity supply circuit from the Cryojet
controller.