Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System - S-TEAM Lab

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Connection Homer DC + DC cable +24 V DC Power 0 V Supply CAN or Remote CAN RS232 or RS422 RS232 cable RS232 or RS422 RS232 or RS422 Adapter USB, PCI, ... PC/PLC Figure 5. Homer wiring diagram using RS232/RS422 interface. Notes Avoid COM ports in your PC shared with other devices (modems, network cards) or uninstall such device drivers because they may impair communication with Homer. COM Port Settings Fixed COM port settings are: - 8 data bits - 1 stop bit - No parity Variable COM port settings are - COM port number - Baudrate One should distinguish between COM port settings of Homer unit Controller (PC, PLC, PAC) Except COM port number, the settings of Controller must be identical with those of Homer. Homer COM Port Settings You cannot influence Homer COM port number because a fixed COM port is used internally. See Configuring Communication for more details. PC COM Port Settings In HomSoft, various COM port settings of your PC can be modified in Com Port Setting dialog window. The window can be opened by clicking the Commun|COM Port menu item. 12 Installation User's Handbook Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System
Electrical Installation – CAN Bus Equipment Homer (must be provided with CAN Bus option) DC power supply 24 V 10% (see Power Supply Issues) DC power supply cable Personal computer (PC) with Windows 95 or higher operating system (optimally Windows 7 or higher) CAN Bus adapter (currently Sontheim CAN USB Light Dongle) Standard CAN Bus cable Connection Homer DC + DC cable +24 V DC Power 0 V Supply CAN or Remote CAN 2 7 RS232 120 W PC/PLC CAN Bus cable CAN CAN Bus Adapter USB, PCI, ... Figure 6. Homer wiring diagram using CAN Bus interface. Note on CAN Bus Adapter Install in your PC the CAN Bus adapter device (including SW driver) according to manufacturer’s instructions. HomSoft supports the Sontheim CAN USB Light Dongle. (Note that HomSoft also supports the now obsolete Sontheim PCCAN ISA interface card.) When using the Dongle, copy the CanApi.dll file from the Dongle installation CD to any of the following folders: Windows central location for shared dlls (something like c:\Windows\System32). This is the best way, covering once for all HomSoft upgrades and all users. For Windows 7 you will need administrator rights to do that. HomSoft Installation folder (something like c:\Program Files\S-Team\HomSoft\Ver5001). For Windows 7 you will need administrator rights to do that. HomSoft User Folder (applicable to HomSoft versions starting V5.0.0.0). This folder is created automatically when starting HomSoft for the first time. It is something like c:\Users\\S-Team\HomSoft (Windows 7) c:\Documents and Settings\\S-Team\HomSoft (Windows XP) HomSoft searches the folders in the same order as listed above. Note on CAN Bus Cable Termination Terminal CAN devices (those at both ends of CAN cabling) should load the CAN cable by a 120-ohm resistor. The Homer’s CAN Bus is not internally terminated (unless you expressly specify it in your order). In case of doubt, simply measure the resistance between pins 2 and 7 of a Homer CAN connector. If Homer is not internally User's Handbook Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System Installation 13
Page 1: User's Handbook Homer Hot Measureme
Page 5 and 6: Contents Introduction 1 Welcome to
Page 7 and 8: Low Signal Warning ................
Page 9: SAMPLING Group ....................
Page 12 and 13: New Users For new users of the syst
Page 14 and 15: at full working-power conditions of
Page 16 and 17: Type of cooling - Air cooling - Wat
Page 18 and 19: RL (dB) 40 E D u 30 dB 0.03 34 dB 0
Page 20 and 21: Homer Analyzer S1 S2 S3 GEN Load I
Page 24 and 25: terminated and if it should serve a
Page 26 and 27: \Server Archive for server programs
Page 28 and 29: Note that all settings made either
Page 30 and 31: Alternatively or in addition to tha
Page 32 and 33: press B or b key within the time in
Page 34 and 35: Asc_InvalStr: Invalid Result Substi
Page 36 and 37: Figure 11. RS232 COM Port Setting d
Page 38 and 39: Figure 13. CAN Bus Setting dialog.
Page 40 and 41: Server terminating Melody DeviceNet
Page 42 and 43: Standard toolbar Signal toolbar Dis
Page 44 and 45: Menu Each display window has its ow
Page 46 and 47: Scale Scale menu serves for scaling
Page 48 and 49: Circular displays: A similar method
Page 50 and 51: As with Persist, this has only a vo
Page 52 and 53: To delete a label: Right-click th
Page 54 and 55: Stop measurement. In fact there are
Page 56 and 57: Low Signal Warning Low Signal condi
Page 58 and 59: (it does not shows the internal tem
Page 60 and 61: A bitmap file is a true copy of the
Page 62 and 63: Define measurement conditions (e.g.
Page 64 and 65: Restart The command terminates and
Page 66 and 67: Signal Waveforms This section is de
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To position displayed trace horizon
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Pi, Pr (kW) Mag Mode Stirrer This s
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There are other important rules in
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Autouner The following topics descr
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Target [milliunits] Target is the d
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Tuner View Window Tuner View window
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- Run one-time or repeatedly sequen
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Repeated Rnd button click adds new
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Figure 33. Stub swapping and hyster
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g /8 Figure 37. Insertion of a wave
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Homer Menu Homer menu groups functi
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Counter Since magnetron frequency c
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View Shows/hide Tuner View window.
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Update Server A specialized command
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Homer Model Window To control the s
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To see (in the form of an underlyin
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To load a Tuner configuration: O
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FPeriod_ms=0 TPeriod_s=30 TxPeriod_
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By MaxInsert_mm you can limit maxim
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Broadcast If you issue a command, i
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Figure 46. CW Measurement Setup win
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SAMPLING Group The SAMPLING group s
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Check Results Time checkbox. Edit
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Compute Using the latest measuremen
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Stub 2 position in steps Stub 3 pos
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Figure 50. Data to Save dialog. Dat
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Figure 52. HomSoft main window exam
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Figure 54. When exiting HomSoft for
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Mismatch If possible, set up a
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Freq/Power/Temp Page 92 FREQUENCY G
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V View Menu 87 W Waveform 56, 82 Wa
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