Interfacing Start Events To External Devices; Remote Control Processor; Remote Start Signals; System Ready - Agilent Technologies 7250 Troubleshooting And Maintenance Manual

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Introduction

Interfacing Start Events to External Devices

Remote control processor

The remote control processor on the LAN/MS control card synchronizes
start-run signals with GCs and other devices. The functions of the remote control
processor are extended to the remote start (Remote) connector on the back
panel of the MS. (See
MS. An optional cable can extend these events to another instrument.

Remote start signals

It is often necessary to communicate with external devices (for example, a
purge-and-trap) during a run. Typically, these communications are requests to
send a system-ready signal. They also include:
Figure 4.

System ready

When interfacing to an external device, it is often desirable to send a
system-ready signal to the device. In the case of a multisample Tekmar
purge-and-trap, each sample is purged onto a trap where it waits for a ready
signal. On receipt of the ready signal, the desorption cycle begins. When a
specific temperature is reached, the purge-and-trap closes a contact to indicate
the run has started.
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Receive a start run signal from an external device
Program the timing of events during a run
Remote start connector
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4.) The remote start cable connects the GC and the
Start
Ready
Ground

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