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* The [PCI] computer controller board doens't automatically put the instrument into ''ready'' mode. Apparently, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_Standard_Architecture ISA] controller board does interact with the instrument to initialize it and put it into ''ready'' mode. | * The [PCI] computer controller board doens't automatically put the instrument into ''ready'' mode. Apparently, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_Standard_Architecture ISA] controller board does interact with the instrument to initialize it and put it into ''ready'' mode. | ||
* The instrument should be left on so the internal heater can keep the inside of the instrument dry. Internal moisture will degrade the salt based piece inside the instrument. | * The instrument should be left on so the internal heater can keep the inside of the instrument dry. Internal moisture will degrade the salt based piece inside the instrument. | ||
| + | * Controller board information: | ||
| + | ** Perkin Elmer | ||
| + | ** PCI Single T4 PCB | ||
| + | ** ASSY NO L1360664 | ||
| + | ** ISS | ||
| + | ** "53-10/08/04" | ||
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* The instruments controller board has an EPROM with configuration: [[file:FTIR-Spectrum2000_eprom_config_41618.zip | EPROM configuration file]] | * The instruments controller board has an EPROM with configuration: [[file:FTIR-Spectrum2000_eprom_config_41618.zip | EPROM configuration file]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 7 August 2017
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy Wikipedia entry
Manuals
Information Table
Notes
- DO NOT TURN OFF THE COMPUTER!
- DO NOT TURN OFF THE INSTRUMENT!
- If the computer is turned off, the spectrum software will need to be run; do a 'BkGrd' (background scan) from the home screen. This needs to be done every time the computer is turned back on. This will initialize the instrument and put it into a ready state. The Ready green LED light should be on after the instrument has initialized.
- The [PCI] computer controller board doens't automatically put the instrument into ready mode. Apparently, the ISA controller board does interact with the instrument to initialize it and put it into ready mode.
- The instrument should be left on so the internal heater can keep the inside of the instrument dry. Internal moisture will degrade the salt based piece inside the instrument.
- Controller board information:
- Perkin Elmer
- PCI Single T4 PCB
- ASSY NO L1360664
- ISS
- "53-10/08/04"
- The instruments controller board has an EPROM with configuration: File:FTIR-Spectrum2000 eprom config 41618.zip
Computer & Software
- Software requires license key which can be found on the back of the CD case or on the license certificate located in the CAL Manager file drawer.
- Software uses two directories found at the root of the drive: pel_apps & pel_data. Standard user will need write access to "pel_data".
- Software installation requires the 'mapping' or setting of the transputer I/O address; this is the PCI card. There's a help document on how to do this: File:Perkin Elmer Spectrum Changing the Transputer IO Address.doc. An application will be required to set the memory address of the transputer: D:\IR Spectroscopy Tools\Set Transputer IO Address.exe
- Perkin Elmer Spectroscopy software version 5.3.1 will not work on Windows 7 --already tested, and also not supported. Also, the software will only work on Windows XP 32 bit edition.
Analysis Software
- Use SpecWin32 software to analyze spectrum files outside of the Lab. This software is installed in the CAL
