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4-16 Hardware and Operation Reference
09-29-00
WavePort User’s Manual
Power Aspects
WavePort’s Power-Related Aspects
WARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING
The Notebook Power receptacle is “LIVE” whenever WavePort is plugged into a live AC power source.
The Module Power Switch can not
be used to turn this receptacle “Off.”
WavePort contains no user serviceable components. Do not remove WavePort’s cover plate.
Lethal voltages are present which could cause serious injury or death.
WavePort can receive power from one of three sources:
From External AC
: Connect the AC power cord to the LINE INPUT (100 to 240 VAC) receptacle on
WavePort’s cover plate; then plug the cord into a standard AC outlet. After the power cord is properly
connected, turn WavePort’s Module Power Switch “On.”
Note that the external AC power is also used to supply the Notebook power receptacle. As long as AC power is
supplied to WavePort, the Notebook receptacle will have power. The Module Power Switch is not in line with
the receptacle and cannot be used to turn it off.
From External DC
: Connect the DC power cord to the DC Power Input DIN5 connector on WavePort’s
cover plate. Connect the other end of the cable to a 12 to 30 VDC source, such as an automotive electrical
system. After the power cord is properly connected, turn WavePort’s Module Power Switch “On.” Note that a
CA-198 cable can be used to link a WavePort to a vehicle battery via a connection from WavePort’s DIN5
connector to the vehicle’s cigarette lighter.
From Internal Sealed Gel-Pack Batteries
. When the Module Power Switch is “On,” internal gel-pack
batteries will supply power to modules if insufficient power is available from an AC or other another DC source.
Fully charged batteries will provide approximately 30 minutes of operation.
- WavePort 1
- 03-10-00 3
- Manual Layout 5
- Table of Contents 6
- WavePort/PE, Standard Package 9
- 1-2 Unpacking 10
- WavePort User’s Manual 10
- What are WavePorts ? 11
- Power-Related Items 12
- Fully Differential 13
- BNC shells are analog common 13
- WavePort/V8 15
- WaveBook 15
- Analog Inputs 15
- DC-Coupled Only 15
- System Setup 19
- 3-2 System Setup 20
- CAUTIONCAUTION 21
- 5. Installing Software 23
- Master Setup Screen 24
- System Setup 3-7 25
- 3-8 System Setup 26
- System Setup 3-9 27
- 3-10 System Setup 28
- WavePort/PE Devices 30
- Basic Operation 31
- WavePort/V Devices 35
- Hardware Setup Configuration 36
- Ground Connections 38
- 09-29-00 39
- Programmable Features 40
- Triggers 41
- Digital-Pattern Trigger 42
- Multi-channel Triggering 42
- Power Aspects 44
- DC Power Input 45
- CA-198 Power-Adapter Cable 45
- Power Module Operation 46
- Charging 47
- Fuse Replacement 47
- WavePort’s Fan 50
- Software, An Introduction 5 51
- WaveView 6 53
- Introduction 54
- WaveView StartUp Box 55
- Reference Note: 55
- Select Device Box 55
- Configure Channels 56
- Configure Acquisition 57
- Collect Data 58
- Store Data 59
- Menu Items & Buttons 59
- Performance 61
- Memory Module 61
- Input Channel Configuration 62
- WaveView 6-11 63
- Data Conversion 64
- Acquisition Configuration 65
- Trigger Source Pull-Down List 66
- Digital Trigger 66
- Channel 1 Analog Trigger 66
- Multiple Ch Analog 66
- WaveView 6-15 67
- Pulse Trigger 69
- WaveView Scope Window 70
- Scope Display 72
- Preface …… 7-2 75
- DIAdem Quick Start …… 7-3 75
- DIAdem Quick Start 77
- 3. View Data 79
- Using DIAdem with ChartView 80
- Where to go from here … 84
- DIAdem-VIEW Help Files 84
- “Examples” Help Files 85
- DIAdem - the PC Workshop 87
- DIAdem® screen layout 88
- 04-22-00 89
- Note: 91
- DIAdem Help 92
- Sample demos in Help 93
- Start Example 93
- Desktop Settings 93
- General Settings 93
- Device-specific 93
- Memory organization 94
- Define Report 94
- Standard directory structure 94
- Save Desktop under 95
- New Name 95
- Load Desktop file 95
- The Data Area 97
- Saving and Opening Data Sets 100
- 04-19-00 101
- Viewing Data as Graphs 102
- DIAdem® 104
- How to Copy or Delete a Graph 106
- Scrolling through a segment 108
- Scrolling off 108
- Turning on scrolling 108
- Two systems of the 109
- Delete all graphs 109
- Autosequences for graph 109
- Troubleshooting 8 111
- Driver Support 112
- Connection Problems 112
- Windows NT V3.51 113
- Windows 95/98/2000 Problems 113
- 8-4 Troubleshooting 114
- Customer Assistance 115
- 8-6 Troubleshooting 116
- General Maintenance 117
- To Clean the Filter Media: 118
- To Replace the Filter Media: 118
- Accessories 120
- WARNINGWARNING 121
- WavePort/PE 123
- Accelerometer Inputs: 124
- Triggering 124
- External Clock 124
- 09-29-00 125
- WavePort/V Specifications 126
- System Performance: 127
- Optional Accessories 129
- 10-8 Specifications 130
- Overview 131
- Frequency Response 132
- Dynamic Range 132
- Bias Level 132
- Overload Recovery 132
- Electrical Grounding 133
- Cable Driving 134
- 04-13-00 135
- 04-13-00 136
- Glossary 137
- Glossary xiii 139
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