Princeton Instruments HRS-300, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Note: Report any damage immediately to the carrier and to
Princeton Instruments and save all packing material.
HRS-300 Setup
A. Unpacking and Inspection
Carefully unpack and examine the HRS-300 and any accessories purchased.
B. Connecting the HRS-300 Monochromator/Spectrograph to a Computer
The HRS-300 is computer controlled using a standard USB or RS232 connection. Either
communication method will enable control of wavelength scanning at a pre-set linear scan rate,
change of scanning speeds, grating selection, rapid GOTO wavelength positioning, change of grating
turrets if available, and a “jog” function for convenient wavelength positioning.
A copy of MONOCHROMATOR CONTROL software is included with the HRS-300 spectrographs and
monochromators. This complimentary software allows you to communicate with the HRS-300
perform the functions listed above however please note that MONOCHROMATOR CONTROL is NOT
a data acquisition software package. For more detailed information and installation instructions for
MONOCHROMATOR CONTROL software, please refer the operating manual provided with this
software.
LightField Data Acquisition and Control Software: LightField is an optional data acquisition
software package that seamlessly integrates spectrometers and array detectors into a powerful data
acquisition system. LightField automatically detects the presence of the HRS-300 and PI camera
when connected using a USB cable and automatically sets up all the operating parameters for the
HRS-300 and the array detector. For more information on optional LightField software, please visit
the PI website.
C. Mounting Accessories to the HRS-300 Slit Assemblies
All PI accessories come with their own set of instructions for proper mounting and operation.
The instructions below are only general information. Please refer to the individual instructions
for detailed information.
Accessories:
The full range of PI SpectraPro accessories mount directly to the HRS-300 slit
assemblies. A drawing of the standard slit assembly is included in the Appendices Section to assist
you in mounting of accessories. To mount an accessory to the slit, the general procedure is as follows:
1. Place the accessory directly against the face of the slit body. Light sources normally mount
on the entrance slit, detectors on the exit slit. Other accessories such as fiber bundles
normally mount on the entrance slit, but are also compatible with the exit slit.
2. Using four (4) 8-32 screws normally provided with the accessory, secure the accessory to the
slit body.