ASD Document 600541 Rev. G 4 TerraSpec® User Manual
www.asdi.com Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1.4 Interface Requirement
The TerraSpec spectrometer has 10/100 Base T Ethernet port. The
spectrometer with an Ethernet cross-over cable can be directly connected to
the Ethernet port provided on many laptop computers.
The TerraSpec spectrometer can communicate with the instrument controller
using an optional 802.11b wireless card. If the instrument controller is
supplied by the customer, it must be 802.11b compatible.
The TerraSpec spectrometer uses industry standard components. The
instrument controller has the same general connection speed and distance
capabilities as other 802.11b wireless devices.
For the best performance, ensure a clear line-of-sight between the
spectrometer and instrument controller. Obstructions or radio frequency
interference in close proximity can cause loss of communication or
significantly shorten the communication range.
Note: For information about configuration of the Ethernet card and cable, please
refer to the Installation Manual.
1.1.5 Standard Accessories
• TerraSpec® Spectrometer
• TerraSpec® User Manual (PDF on Flash Drive)
• Instrument Controller: ASD-approved laptop computer
• RS
3
Software Pack
• 1.5 meter FR Low OH Fiber Optic Jumper Cable
• Power Supply 12 V
• Battery Belt, Gel Cell (12 V, 9 A hour) with Charger and 6 ft.
Battery-to-Instrument Power Cable
• Power Adapter with 6 m (20 ft) Cable for Automobile Cigarette Lighter
(When using this adapter, turn off the engine to the vehicle,
electromagnetic fields from the engine can generate noise in the acquired
signals.)
•1.5 meter Instrument-to-Probe Accessory Power Cable
• Remote Trigger with LEDs and Velcro Pads
• RJ45 CAT 5e UTP Ethernet, Shielded, Crossover Cable
•64 MB (min.) Flash Drive Memory USB Flash Drive
• Mylar Wavelength Reference
• Shipping Trunk: Durable, air tight, wheeled, fold down handle, and foam
filled with cutouts to protect the instrument and many accessories
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