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Oxford Instruments NanoScience MercuryiPS Operator's Manual

Oxford Instruments NanoScience MercuryiPS Operator's Manual (169 pages)

Power Supply for Superconducting Magnets

Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Power Supply | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Preface

10
- Use of this Manual
  10
- Customer Support
  13
- Health and Safety Information
  14
- Disclaimers
  15
- Acknowledgements
  15
- Acronyms
  16
- Certification Compliance Statements
  17
- About Oxford Instruments
  18
1 Health and Safety

19
- Warnings
  19
  - Protective and Functional Ground
    19
  - High Voltage Hazard
    20
  - Maintenance and Adjustment
    20
  - Restrictions on Use
    20
- Cautions
  21
  - Electrostatic Caution
    21
  - Cooling Caution
    21
  - Acoustic Noise Caution
    22
- Solid Waste
  22
2 Mercury Ips Basics

23
- Mercuryips Front and Rear Panels
  24
- Electrical Power Supply
  25
- Temperature Sensor Circuits
  26
- Remote Interfaces
  27
- Main Components
  28
  - Chassis
    29
  - Power Supply
    29
  - User Interface
    29
  - Motherboard
    30
  - Magnet Control Board
    32
  - Filter Board
    32
  - Run-Down Resistors
    32
- Alarms and Interlocks
  33
3 Getting Started

34
- Checking the Electrical Supply
  34
- Mounting the Equipment
  34
  - Background Magnetic Field
    35
- Connecting Electrical Power
  35
- Powering up the Mercuryips for the First Time
  36
- The Mercuryips Touch Screen
  36
  - The Magnet Home Page
    37
  - Custom Home
    39
  - Channel Summary Widget
    39
  - Drop-Down Menus
    39
  - Scrolling
    40
  - Soft Keypads
    40
  - Using Arrows to Adjust Integer Values
    43
  - Button Labels
    43
  - Common Touch Screen Features
    43
  - Setting the Date and Time
    44
- Plotting Signals on the Mercuryips Touch Screen
  45
  - Plot Configuration
    45
  - Scaling a Plot
    47
4 How to Configure the Ips for Your Magnet

49
- Quench
  50
- Slaves Detected
  51
- Magnet Type
  52
  - Config
    53
  - The Configuration Table (Figure 9)
    53
  - Limit(A)
    56
  - Limit(V)
    56
  - I to H (A/T)
    57
  - Ind (H)
    57
  - Sw Cur (Ma)
    57
  - Switch
    57
  - Trans (Ms)
    57
  - Mode
    58
  - Safety
    58
  - Limit (K)
    59
  - Limit (L)
    59
  - Sw Intel
    59
  - Htr Res ()
    60
  - Lead ()
    60
  - Sw Res ()
    60
  - Catch
    61
  - Epsilon (A)
    61
  - SW off (Ms)
    61
  - SW on (Ms)
    61
5 Operating the Magnet

62
- Rate Limits
  63
- Fast Rates / Slow Rates
  66
- Editing the Rate Limits Table
  66
- Quench
  66
- Vector Rotate Mode
  67
6 Temperature Measurement

69
7 Cryogen Level-Meter

84
8 Managing Your Mercury

93
- General
  93
- Display
  95
- Devices
  97
- Clock
  98
- File Transfer
  99
- Updates
  100
- Access Level
  102
- Factory
  104
- Save File
  105
- Load File
  106
9 Remote Operation

107
- Remote Operation Using RS232 or ISOBUS
  107
  - Configuring RS232 and Isobus
    107
  - Serial RS232 Cabling Requirements
    109
- Remote Operation Using GPIB
  110
  - Configuring GPIB
    110
  - GPIB Cabling Requirements
    111
- Remote Operation Using Ethernet
  111
  - Configuring Ethernet
    111
  - Ethernet Cabling Requirements
    113
- Remote Operation Using USB
  113
  - Configuring USB
    113
  - USB Cabling Requirements
    113
  - USB Drivers
    113
- Switching Mercuryips Control between Local and Remote
  114
- Testing Remote Connections
  114
- Programming Examples
  114
10 Command Reference Guide

116
- Nomenclature Used in this Section
  116
- SCPI and Legacy Command Sets
  116
- SCPI Commands
  116
  - SCPI Protocols
    117
  - Reading the Instrument Identity
    117
  - Basic SCPI Command Structure
    118
  - Verbs
    118
  - Nouns
    119
  - Invalid Responses
    129
- Legacy Commands
  129
  - Legacy Command Protocols
    129
  - Legacy Monitor Commands
    129
  - Legacy Control Commands
    132
  - Legacy System Commands
    133
11 Temperature Sensor Daughter Board

134
12 Auxiliary I/O Daughter Board

141
- Description of the Auxiliary I/O Board
  141
  - Auxiliary I/O Board Functions
    141
  - Gas-Flow Control Using a Motorised Needle-Valve
    142
- Installing an Auxiliary I/O Board
  142
13 Pressure Board

146
- Description of the Pressure Board
  146
  - Description of the Pressure Board Circuit
    146
- Installing a Pressure Board
  149
  - Fitting the Board
    149
  - Basic Check of Board Operation
    149
  - Connecting to the Pressure Board
    149
  - Configuring the Pressure Board
    151
  - Configuring the Pressure Sensor Details
    151
14 Gpib Daughter Board

154
- Description of the GPIB Daughter Board
  154
- Installing a GPIB Board
  154
  - Fitting the Board
    154
  - Basic Check of Board Operation
    154
- Connecting to the GPIB Board
  155
15 Preventive Maintenance

156
- Cleaning the Touch-Screen
  156
- Calibrating the Temperature Sensor Circuits
  156
- Lubricating the Fan
  156
- Lithium-Ion Coin Cell Replacement
  157
16 Alarms, Interlocks and Troubleshooting

158
- Alarms and Interlocks
  158
  - Alarm Logs and Alarms History
    158
- Troubleshooting
  161
  - Internal Faults
    161
  - External Faults
    161
- Directory of Alarms
  162
17 Technical Specifications

165
- Physical Specification
  165
- Electrical Power Supply
  165
- Magnet Outputs
  165
- Sensor Inputs
  166
- PC Interfaces
  167
- Electrical Isolation
  167
- Environmental Specifications
  167
- Level Meter Board
  168
- Pressure Board
  168
18 Customer Support

169

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