Lakeshore 647 User Manual page 6

Figure No.
1-1 Four-Quadrant Power .....................................................................................................................
1-2 Comparison of Old and New MPS Designs....................................................................................
2-2 RI, FLT, ON, and OVP Connections ...............................................................................................
2-3 Analog Monitoring, Programming, & Remote Sense Connections.................................................
2-4 Remote Sensing Connections ........................................................................................................
2-5 Typical Multiple MPS Connections for Two MPS Units ..................................................................
3-1 Front Panel Numeric Entry Keys.....................................................................................................
4-1 Typical National Instruments GPIB Configuration from IBCONF.EXE ...........................................
4-2 Serial Interface Adapters ................................................................................................................
5-1 Rear Panel Connectors...................................................................................................................
5-2 Serial Interface Connector ..............................................................................................................
5-3 IEEE-488 Connector .......................................................................................................................
5-4 Model 2001 RJ-11 Cable Assembly Wiring ....................................................................................
5-5 Model 2002 RJ-11 to DB-9 Adapter Wiring ....................................................................................
5-6 Model 2003 RJ-11 to DB-25 Adapter Wiring ..................................................................................
Table No.
1-1 Model 647 DC Output Specifications ..............................................................................................
2-1 MPS Line Voltage Limits .................................................................................................................
2-2 Load Wire Lengths and Current Capacity.......................................................................................
2-3 RI, FLT, ON, and OVP Connections ...............................................................................................
2-4 Analog Monitoring, Programming, and Remote Sense Connections .............................................
2-5 Connections for a Two-MPS Autoparallel Configuration ................................................................
4-1 Sample Basic IEEE-488 Interface Program....................................................................................
4-2 Serial Interface Specifications.........................................................................................................
4-3 Sample Basic Serial Interface Program ..........................................................................................
5-1 Rear Panel Connector Definitions...................................................................................................
5-2 Serial Interface Connector Definition ..............................................................................................
5-3 IEEE-488 Interface Connector Definition........................................................................................
A-1 Units for Magnetic Properties..........................................................................................................
B-1 MPS Mainframe Control Bus Remote Command Summary ..........................................................
B-2 Additional MPS Mainframe Control Bus Remote Commands ........................................................
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Lake Shore Model 647 Magnet Power Supply User's Manual
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