Teledyne Princeton Instruments PI-MTE, Системное руководство

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Chapter 3: Installation
The list and diagrams below briefly describe the sequence of actions required to
hookup your system and prepare to gather data. Refer to the specified references for
more information.
CAUTION!
!
At the first sign of condensation on the camera's inlet
and/or outlet pipes, turn off the system. Damage to the
camera as a result of condensation is not covered under
warranty.
Action Reference(s)
1. If the system components have not already been
unpacked, unpack them and inspect their carton(s) and
the system components for in-transit damage. Section 4.1, Unpacking the
System
, on page 27
2. Verify that all system components have been received. Section 4.2, Checking the
Equipment and Parts
Inventory
, on page 27
3. With the ST-133 turned OFF, verify that the appropriate
line voltage and fuses have been installed in the ST-133
controller. Section 4.4, Verifying
Controller Voltage Setting
, on
page 30
4. If using WinView/32 software to control your system,
install that software if it has not already been installed. Refer to the WinView/32
manual.
5. If the USB 2.0 interface card is not already installed in the
host computer, install it. Section 4.6, Configuring the
USB 2.0 Interface
, on page 32
6. With the computer and ST-133 both OFF, connect the
interface cable to the Controller and the interface card in
the host computer. Then tighten down the locking
hardware. Section 4.7, Connecting the
Interface
(Controller-Computer) Cable
,
on page 34
7. The PI-MTE camera (designed for use in a vacuum) is
shipped with a visible nose in place so you can initially set
up the camera for operation outside of a vacuum
chamber.
Section 5.2, First Light , on page 41 steps you
through verification of the camera's operation while it is
outside of the chamber. You can also practice using the
software before changing the camera nose for vacuum
chamber operation.
• Proceed to step 8 to prepare the camera for vacuum
operation.
• Proceed to step 9 for non-vacuum operation.
Section 5.2, First Light , on
page 41