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other signal (SERVO OUTPUT or AUXILIARY SERVO OUTPUT) is held at its current value.
Aux Gain: + / Aux Gain - (2-position switch)
This switch is only accessible by removing the right side panel (see above). This switch sets the gain
sign for the AUXILIARY SERVO OUTPUT.
Aux Gain: Low / Aux Gain: High (2-position switch)
This switch is only accessible by removing the right side panel (see above). This switch sets a 40dB
attenuator for the AUXILIARY SERVO OUTPUT loop gain when set to Aux Gain: Low.
Aux: Bipolar / Aux: Unipolar (2-position slider switch)
This 2-position slider switch is only accessible by removing the right side panel (see above) and sets
whether the AUXILIARY OUTPUT SERVO is unipolar or bipolar. It is factory set to be bipolar so the
auxiliary output can range from -10 V to +10 V. For some applications such as driving a PZT, limiting
the voltage range to positive values is necessary. When this switch is in the unipolar mode, the
auxiliary output ranges from -0.5 V to +10 V. Additionally, when in Ramp→Aux mode and Aux:
Unipolar, the ramp is centered at ~3.5V instead of 0V.
Ramp Master / Slave (Jumper)
This jumper is only accessible by removing the right side panel (see above) and sets whether the
ramp input is in master or slave mode. It is factory set to be in MASTER MODE. In SLAVE MODE
(jumper off) the RAMP signal is generated externally and input through the back panel RAMP I/O port.
In MASTER MODE (jumper on) the ramp is generated internally and is sent out to the RAMP I/O port for
driving other D2-125 Laser Servos configured in SLAVE MODE.
The amplitude of the slave ramp is about -5x of the master ramp input (at slave Ramp Amp
maximum). The DC offset is applied after amplification.
Lock Guard
The Lock Guard feature on newer models (roughly post 2014) provides a relocking function that
detects if the primary servo output has changed its value too quickly. If this is detected, the servo
disengages the lock and reengages the lock with the servo output set to its value prior to the unlock
event.
Lock Guard Controls (DIP Switch Array)
Disabled / Enabled
This 2-position slider switch is only accessible by removing the right side panel (see
whether the auto-locking routine is engaged or not. When engaged, an AC-coupled (RC ≈ 10 μs)
window comparator monitors the SERVO OUTPUT to detect fast changes in the output. If the servo
output changes too much (as set by R202 / T3, see below) the autolock routine is engaged. The
autolock will set the SERVO OUTPUT to its value immediately before the detected unlock event, wait
for the hold time (see below) and then re-engage the lock. If the SERVO OUTPUT jumps after this
relock attempt, the relock routine will attempt a second relock again, but only after N+1 Relock Time