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Lake Shore Model 642 Electromagnet Power Supply User’s Manual
5-30 Computer Interface Operation
*ESE? Standard Event Status Enable Register Query
Input: *ESE?[term]
Returned: <bit weighting>[term]
Format: nnn (Refer to command for description)
*ESR? Standard Event Status Register Query
Input: *ESR?[term]
Returned: <bit weighting>
Format: nnn
Remarks: Bits in this register correspond to various system events and latch when the event occurs. When an
event bit is set, subsequent events corresponding to that bit are ignored. Set bits remain latched until
the register is reset by this query or a *CLS command. Refer to Paragraph 5.1.4.2.1.
*IDN? Identification Query
Input: *IDN?[term]
Returned: <manufacturer>,<model>,<serial>,<firmware version>[term]
Format: aaaa,aaaaaaaa,aaaaaaa,n.n/n.n
<manufacture> Manufacturer ID
<model> Instrument model number
<serial> Serial number
<firmware version> Instrument firmware version, main firmware/DAC firmware.
Example: LSCI,MODEL642,1234567,1.0/1.0
*OPC Operation Complete Command
Input: *OPC[term]
Remarks: Used in conjunction with bit 0 (OPC of the Standard Event Status Register. If sent as the last command
in a command sequence, bit 0 will be set when the instrument completes the operation that was
initiated by the command sequence. Refer to Paragraph 5.1.4.4.6 for more information.
*OPC? Operation Complete Query
Input: *OPC?[term]
Returned: 1[term]
Remarks: Has no interaction with bit 0 (OPC) of the Standard Event Status Register. If sent at the end of a
command sequence, the bus will be held until the instrument completes the operation that was initiated
by the command sequence. Once the sequence is complete a 1 will be placed in the output buffer.
Refer to Paragraph 5.1.4.4.6 for more information.
*RST Reset Instrument Command
Input: *RST[term]
Remarks: Sets controller parameters to power-up settings. Use the DFLT command to set factory defaults.
- Model 642 1
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 9
- LIST OF TABLES 10
- CHAPTER 1 11
- INTRODUCTION 11
- 1-2 Introduction 12
- Introduction 1-3 13
- Description (Continued) 13
- 1.2 SPECIFICATIONS 13
- 1-4 Introduction 14
- Specifications (Continued) 14
- Introduction 1-5 15
- 1-6 Introduction 16
- Introduction 1-7 17
- 1.3 SAFETY SUMMARY 17
- 1-8 Introduction 18
- Safety Summary (Continued) 18
- Introduction 1-9 19
- 1.4 SAFETY SYMBOLS 19
- 1-10 Introduction 20
- CHAPTER 2 21
- MAGNET SYSTEM DESIGN 21
- INSTALLATION, AND OPERATION 21
- Magnet System Design 2-3 23
- 2-6 Magnet System Design 26
- Magnet System Design 2-7 27
- 2-8 Magnet System Design 28
- CHAPTER 3 29
- INSTALLATION 29
- 3-2 Installation 30
- 3.2 REAR PANEL DEFINITION 30
- TERMINAL SCREW 32
- WIRE FERRULE 32
- VOLTAGE SELECTOR CARD 32
- VOLTAGE INDICATOR KEY 32
- 3-6 Installation 34
- 3.3.6 Wiring Cover 34
- NO SWITCHES EMERGENCY STOP 35
- REMOTE ENABLE 35
- ALARM CONTACTS 35
- TO REMOTE ALARM CIRCUIT 35
- VALVE AND SWITCH 36
- SOLENOID VALVE 37
- WITH MOUNTING BRACKET 37
- ADJUSTABLE HOSE CLAMP 37
- REINFORCED HOSE 37
- 230 mm (9 in) LONG 37
- LUG COVER 38
- 3-12 Installation 40
- 3.12 DETACHABLE HANDLES 40
- 3.13 RACK MOUNTING 40
- CHAPTER 4 41
- OPERATION 41
- +70.0000 A +35.000 V 42
- Operation 4-3 43
- 4.4 KEYPAD DEFINITION 43
- 4-4 Operation 44
- 4.5 DISPLAY SETUP 44
- 4.6 SETTING OUTPUT CURRENT 44
- Operation 4-5 45
- 4.7 CURRENT RAMP RATE 45
- 4.8 RAMP SEGMENTS 45
- 4-6 Operation 46
- Ramp Segments (Continued) 46
- 4.9 PAUSE RAMP 46
- 4.10 ZERO OUTPUT 46
- Operation 4-7 47
- 4.11 MAXIMUM SETTING LIMITS 47
- 4-8 Operation 48
- 4.12 MAGNET WATER 48
- 4.13 INTERNAL WATER 48
- 4.14 ERROR STATUS DISPLAY 48
- Operation 4-9 49
- 4.16 LOCKING THE KEYPAD 49
- 4-10 Operation 50
- 4.17 COMPUTER INTERFACE 50
- CHAPTER 5 53
- COMPUTER INTERFACE OPERATION 53
- 5.1.2 Remote/Local Operation 54
- Message Strings (Continued) 56
- 5.1.4 Status System 56
- 5.1.4.1 Overview 56
- Register Method Example 59
- *ESE, *ESE? 60
- ERSTE, ERSTE? 62
- *SRE, *SRE? 64
- IBCONF.EXE.eps 71
- 5.1.5.3 Program Operation 72
- 5.1.6 Troubleshooting 72
- 5.2.1 Changing Baud Rate 73
- 5.2.2 Physical Connection 73
- 5.2.6 Message Flow Control 75
- 5.2.7.2 Program Operation 79
- 5.2.8 Troubleshooting 79
- 5.3 COMMAND SUMMARY 80
- CHAPTER 6 91
- OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES 91
- 6-2 Options and Accessories 92
- CHAPTER 7 93
- SERVICE 93
- 7-2 Service 94
- 7.3 LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION 94
- 7-4 Service 96
- Figure 7-3. Circuit Breaker 96
- Service 7-5 97
- 7.6 ERROR MESSAGES 97
- 7-6 Service 98
- Table 7-3. Operational Errors 98
- 7.7 ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE 98
- 7-8 Service 100
- DIGITAL BOARD 101
- LOCATOR PINS 102
- MOUNTING SCREWS 102
- 7-12 Service 104
- 7.10.3 Auxiliary Connector 104
- Pin Name 104
- 7-14 Service 106
- Service 7-15 107
- Pin Symbol Description 107
- 7-16 Service 108
- 7.11 CALIBRATION 108
- 7.11.1 Calibration Interface 108
- 7-18 Service 110
- Service 7-19 111
- 7-20 Service 112
- Service 7-21 113
- 7-22 Service 114
- APPENDIX A 115
- GLOSSARY OF TERMINOLOGY 115
- – 1855) a German 117
- Factor Prefix Symbol 119
- APPENDIX B 121
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