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LTQ Orbitrap XL Hardware Manual

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Power Supply 2 Board<br />

Instrument Control Board<br />

Table 1-5. Diagnostic LEDs of the Data Acquisition Analog board<br />

Name Color Description Normal Operating Condition<br />

+5 V Green +5 V voltage present On<br />

-5 V Green -5 V voltage present On<br />

+3.3 V Green +3.3 V voltage present On<br />

Functional Description<br />

Printed Circuit Boards<br />

The power supply 2 board (P/N 206 1440) provides the supply voltages<br />

for the data acquisition analog board. It is mounted to the back inside<br />

the housing of the internal computer. See Figure 1-26 on page 1-34.<br />

The diagnostic LEDs listed in Table 1-6 show the status of the voltages<br />

applied to the board.<br />

Table 1-6. Diagnostic LEDs of the Power Supply 2 board<br />

Name Color Description Normal Operating Condition<br />

+5.1 V Green +5.1 V voltage present On<br />

-5.1 V Green -5.1 V voltage present On<br />

+3.3 V Green +3.3 V voltage present On<br />

Figure 1-29 shows the instrument control board (P/N 205 4221). The<br />

instrument control board is located in a housing next to the internal<br />

computer. It is connected to the <strong>LTQ</strong> <strong>Orbitrap</strong> <strong>XL</strong> main power.<br />

The instrument control board is used to interface the <strong>LTQ</strong> <strong>XL</strong> control<br />

electronics to the <strong>Orbitrap</strong> control electronics. Three signal lines are<br />

passed from the <strong>LTQ</strong> <strong>XL</strong>: a digital, parallel (DAC) bus, a serial SPI bus,<br />

and a Link Port Signal line. The instrument control board contains a<br />

micro controller, digital and analog converters, and serial port<br />

connectors.<br />

On the instrument control board, analog signals from vacuum gauges<br />

are converted to digital signals and passed to the data system as well as to<br />

the power distribution board. (See page 1-39.) Turbopumps (Refer to<br />

the topic “Vacuum System” on page 1-19.) are attached to a serial port<br />

connector and this is connected via the signal lines to the linear ion trap.<br />

Thermo Fisher Scientific <strong>LTQ</strong> <strong>Orbitrap</strong> <strong>XL</strong> <strong>Hardware</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 1-37

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