Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System - S-TEAM Lab

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Software Upgrades ................................................................................................................... 18 Homer Start 19 Homer Operation Modes ......................................................................................................... 19 Using HomSoft Windows Software ........................................................................... 19 Autonomous Operation ............................................................................................. 19 Choosing Homer Power-up Server .......................................................................................... 20 Format of RS232 Results ......................................................................................................... 22 Binary Results Format ............................................................................................................. 22 ASCII Results Format ............................................................................................... 22 Configuring Communication ................................................................................................... 24 Establishing Communication ................................................................................................... 25 Case of RS232 ........................................................................................................... 25 Case of CAN Bus ...................................................................................................... 27 Problems with Communication ................................................................................. 28 Morse Code Messages ............................................................................................................. 29 Morse Code Messages Examples .............................................................................. 29 Software Operation 31 Program Windows ................................................................................................................... 31 Display Windows..................................................................................................................... 32 Main Elements of Display Windows ......................................................................... 33 Display Windows-Related Commands ...................................................................... 34 Display Window-Related Menu ................................................................................ 35 Chart Scaling ........................................................................................................................... 36 Rectangular Displays ................................................................................................. 37 Circular Displays ....................................................................................................... 37 Buttons ...................................................................................................................... 37 Trace Properties ....................................................................................................................... 38 Trace to Edit Panel .................................................................................................... 38 Line Panel .................................................................................................................. 39 Markers Panel ............................................................................................................ 39 Other Controls ........................................................................................................... 39 Tips for Circular Displays ......................................................................................... 40 Screen Annotation ................................................................................................................... 40 Caption ...................................................................................................................... 40 Date/Time Stamp ....................................................................................................... 41 Labels ........................................................................................................................ 41 Limit Line .................................................................................................................. 42 How to Use the Program .......................................................................................................... 43 Tuning ....................................................................................................................... 44 How to Start and Stop Sweeping ............................................................................................. 44 Start Sweeping ......................................................................................................................... 44 Stop Sweeping ......................................................................................................................... 45 Homer Error Byte .................................................................................................................... 45 vi Contents User's Handbook Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System
Low Signal Warning .................................................................................................. 46 Results Windows ..................................................................................................................... 46 Full-Size (Maxi) Results Window ............................................................................. 46 Reduced-Size (Mini) Results Window ...................................................................... 47 How to Save Measured Results ............................................................................................... 48 Saving Results to a Text File ..................................................................................... 48 Saving Results as a Picture ........................................................................................ 49 Data Logging ........................................................................................................................... 50 Customizing Homer ................................................................................................................. 52 User Setups .............................................................................................................................. 52 Transferring Files ..................................................................................................................... 52 Sending Files to Homer ........................................................................................................... 52 Upgrading Server Program ...................................................................................................... 53 Loading Files from Homer ...................................................................................................... 53 Homer Resets ........................................................................................................................... 53 Create CFG ................................................................................................................ 54 Signal Waveforms 56 Signal Waveforms and Sampling............................................................................................. 56 Triggering, Free Run, Timeout .................................................................................. 57 Sample Count, Sampling Rate, Sampling Duration .................................................. 57 Accept Level.............................................................................................................. 58 Modes of Signal Sampling ........................................................................................ 58 CW Signal Sampling ............................................................................................................... 59 Rectified Signal Sampling ....................................................................................................... 60 Pulsed Signal Sampling ........................................................................................................... 62 Mode Stirrer ............................................................................................................................. 64 Autouner 68 System Info Window ............................................................................................................... 68 Homer and Tuner Pages ............................................................................................ 68 Motors ....................................................................................................................... 69 Autotune .................................................................................................................... 69 Sketch ........................................................................................................................ 71 Tuner View Window ............................................................................................................... 72 Stub Movement ......................................................................................................... 72 Autotuning Activation ............................................................................................... 73 Reference Planes ....................................................................................................... 73 Stubs Motion Scenario ............................................................................................................. 73 Creating and Editing Scenarios ................................................................................. 74 Saving and Loading Scenarios .................................................................................. 76 Running Scenarios ..................................................................................................... 76 Hysteresis ................................................................................................................................. 77 HomSoft Menu 81 User's Handbook Homer Hot Measurement and Tuning System Contents vii
Page 1: User's Handbook Homer Hot Measureme
Page 5: Contents Introduction 1 Welcome to
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 22 and 23: Connection Homer DC + DC cable +24
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
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Low Signal Warning Low Signal condi
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(it does not shows the internal tem
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A bitmap file is a true copy of the
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Define measurement conditions (e.g.
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Restart The command terminates and
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Signal Waveforms This section is de
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A case of periodic waveforms (resul
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Rectified Signal Sampling Many magn
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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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