Introduction
Chapter 1
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1.1 How to Use This Manual
This manual gives detailed instructions for setting up and operating the
SIGNAL RECOVERY Model 7230 DSP Lock-in Amplifier. It is split into the
following chapters:-
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Provides an introduction to the manual, briefly describes the function of a lock-in
amplifier and the types of measurements it may be used for, and lists the major
specifications of the model 7230.
Chapter 2 - Installation and Initial Checks
Describes how to install the instrument and gives a simple test procedure which may
be used to check that the unit has arrived in full working order.
Chapter 3 - Technical Description
Provides an outline description of the design of the instrument and discusses the
effect of the various controls. A good understanding of the design will enable the
user to get the best possible performance from the unit.
Chapter 4 - Front and Rear Panels
Describes the instrument’s connectors and indicator as referred to in the subsequent
chapters.
Chapter 5 - Web Control Panel Operation
Describes the capabilities of the instrument when operated via the built-in web
control panels.
Chapter 6 - Computer Operation
This chapter provides detailed information on operating the instrument from a
computer via the built-in interfaces. It includes information on how to establish
communications, the functions available, the command syntax and a detailed
command listing.
Appendix A
Gives the detailed specifications of the unit.
Appendix B
Details the pinouts of the multi-way connectors on the rear panel of the unit.
Appendix C
Shows the connection diagrams for suitable RS232 null-modem cables to couple the
unit to a compatible computer.
Appendix D
Provides a listing of the instrument settings produced by using the Auto-Default
functions.
Appendix E
Gives an alphabetical listing of the computer commands for easy reference.
New users are recommended to unpack the instrument and carry out the procedure in
chapter 2 to check that it is working satisfactorily. They should then make
themselves familiar with the information in chapters 3, 4 and 5, even if they intend
that the unit will eventually be used under computer control. Only when they are
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