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6.6. Back Panel Connections
In addition to the AC power connection, these connections are also available from the
back panel of the instrument:
• RJ-45 Ethernet Connection (marked ETHERNET)
o The Ethernet port is used primarily to connect the MAX
®
4000XL to a Local Area
Network (LAN) for use with the optional Web Server. See section 9 WEB
SERVER on page 87 for more information.
• Temperature Calibration Interface and RS-232 serial port (marked TCI)
o The TCI port is used primarily to connect the Temperature Calibration Interface
when performing Heater Temperature Calibration on the MAX
®
4000. See
Temperature Calibration on page 63 for more information. This port is also used
to connect to a PC using a serial cable. See Connecting a Computer on page 22
for more information.
• USB Type B / Slave Connection (marked PC)
o The USB Type B connection is used to connect the MAX
®
4000 directly to a PC using a USB A to B cable (AZI P/N:
200-0165). See Connecting a Computer on page 22 for
more information.
• USB Type A / Host Connection (marked USB)
o The USB Type A connection can be used to connect
various accessories, including a USB printer, a USB
drive, a USB keyboard, a bar code reader or a Nitrogen
Control module. An icon (shown below) will appear in
the bottom left corner of the main screen indicating the
type of USB device connected. To connect more than
one accessory at one time, a USB hub is required.
Some accessories, such as the Nitrogen Control
module, require a powered USB hub that connects to
AC power in order to function. For best results, if a
USB hub is used with the MAX
®
4000, a powered hub
(AZI P/N: 990-0232) is recommended.
o For additional information on these accessories, see:
6.7 Connecting a USB Printer on page 21
6.8 Connecting a USB Drive on page 22
6.10 Connecting a USB Keyboard on page 28
6.12 Nitrogen Control Module on page 30
6.13 Bar Code Reader on page 32
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