BSA Flow Software Installation and User's Guide - CSI

Figure 4-36 Message window showing context menu and the standard
section: Status
The section acts as an information output to the user, where the user can
keep track of the progress during acquisition and/or state of the program.
You can at any time clear a section for information from the message
window context menu. Some information has additional help attached which
can be opened by double clicking on the message or by selecting “Help”
from the context menu.
4.10 Set-up and data acquisition
4.10.1 Cable connections
The BSA power requirement is 100-240 VAC, 3.5-1.5 A, 50-60 Hz.
Warning Make sure that the BSA and the PC are properly connected to ground.
Switch off the processor before connecting cables to it.
Do not hold the photo-multipliers by hand when the high voltage is switched
on.
Var.
40
MHz
Bragg Cell
Out
10MHz Ref
Ethernet connector
Calibration fibre
connector (BSA P
only)
In
1 2
1 2
Programmable Input
Programmable Output
3
Optional Input
1. PM Aux
! CAUTION
Electric shock hazard. Do not
remove cover. Refer servicing
to qualified personel.
2. PM Aux 3. PM Aux
Config.
Selector
4
8
0
12
4. PM Aux
5. PM Aux 6. PM Aux
! WARNING
Risk of fire.
Replace fuse as marked.
T 6.3A/250V (x2)
Label indicating
connector types
S1
S2
Mains Input:
100-240V; 3.5-1.5A; 50-60Hz
Figure 4-37 The rear panel of a BSA processor, 2 channel configuration
4-32 BSA Flow Software: The user interface
System
Sync.
Input
Module
PM Out
PM In
High
Voltage
0-1.8kV;
1.2mA