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8000 SERIES GAUSS / TESLA METER
Instruction
Manual
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Environmental Considerations
4
Table of Contents
6
Table of Contents
9
List of Tables
9
List of Illustrations
12
SECTION 1 Introduction
12
Overview
12
Table 1-1 8000 Series Gauss/Tesla Meter List of Features
13
General Description
14
Table 1-2 Front Panel Description
17
Table 1-3 Rear Panel Description
18
Applications
19
Figure 1-3 Various Positions of Meter
19
SECTION 2 Specifications
20
Meter Specifications
20
Table 2-1 Ranges for Low Field Probes
20
Table 2-2 Ranges for MID Field Probes
20
Table 2-3 Ranges for High Field Probes
20
Table 2-4 Accuracies at 23˚C ± 2C˚ (Meter Only)
22
Communications
23
Table 2-5 Classifier Connections
23
Regulatory Information
24
Calibration Service
24
Zero Flux Chambers
25
Figure 2-3 YA-111 Zero Flux Chamber
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Figure 2-4 YA-112 Zero Flux Chamber
25
SECTION 3 Probes
26
Overview
26
Probe Variations
27
Table 3-1 Probe Maximum Field Levels and Resolutions
27
Probe
28
Memory
28
Probe Stem
28
Temperature Effects
28
Fixturing
28
8000 Series Probes
29
Figure 3-2 Hall Probe Configurations
29
SECTION 4 Setup
30
Safety Instructions
30
Figure 4-1 Probe Electrical Warning
31
Line Voltage Settings / Fuse Panel
32
Figure 4-2 Fuse Replacement
32
Adjusting the Handle & Feet
33
Figure 4-3 Adjusting the Handle and Feet
33
Probe Installation / Removal
34
Power-Up
35
Figure 4-5 Standby Button Location
35
Figure 4-6 Boot up Screen
36
SECTION 5 User Interface
38
Overview
38
Front Panel Keypad
39
Figure 5-1 Front Panel Key Sets
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Menu System
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Figure 5-2 Main Menu Example
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Figure 5-3 Menu Selections Example
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Figure 5-4 Special Menu Screens
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Figure 5-5 8000 Gaussmeter Menu Map
42
Display System Information
43
User Setup Save and Recall
43
Setting the Date and Time
45
Display Errors
46
Power on Options
46
SECTION 6 Flux Density Measurement
48
Overview
48
Measurement Units
49
Table 6-1 Available Units
49
Flux Density Reading
50
Measurement Range Selection
50
Measurement Mode Selections
51
DC Mode Operation
52
AC Mode Operation
53
Table 6-2 Minimum Magnitudes for Rated AC Accuracy
53
Table 6-3 AC Mode Analog Filter Selections
54
Zeroing
55
Table 6-4 Estimated Zeroing Times
56
Figure 6-7 Auto Zero Menu Path
57
Figure 6-8 Manual Zero Menu Path
58
Display Update Interval
59
Table 6-5 Update Interval Settings
59
Figure 6-9 Update Interval Setting
59
Hold Function
61
Figure 6-10 Hold Features Settings
61
Relative Mode
62
Figure 6-11 Relative Value Indicator
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Figure 6-12 Relative Settings Menu Path
64
Vector Summation
65
Figure 6-16 Vector Sum Settings
67
Analog Outputs
68
Figure 6-17 Analog Output Settings
70
Classifier Outputs
71
Sources of Measurement Error
72
Figure 6-21 Flux Density Variations in a Magnet
73
SECTION 7 AC Waveform Display
74
Introduction
74
AC Waveform Display Graphical Layout
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Figure 7-1 AC Waveform Display Layout
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Accessing the AC Waveform Display
75
Setting the Time Base
75
Figure 7-2 Waveform Display Menu
75
Setting the Vertical Scale
76
Table 7-1 Time Base Selections for AC Filter Settings
76
Trigger Operation
77
Trigger Channel Selection
78
Trigger Modes
78
Free Run
78
Auto
78
Repeat
78
Single
78
Trigger Slope
79
Trigger Level
79
SECTION 8 Remote Operation
80
Introduction
80
Communications Ports
81
RS-232 Port
81
Functional Description
81
Configuration
82
Ethernet Port
83
Figure 8-3 Ethernet Connector Pin out
83
Table 8-1 RS-232 Port Settings
83
Configuration
84
Figure 8-4 Network Configuration Screen
84
Accessing the System with TELENET Client
85
Internal Web Application
86
Accessing the Internal Web Application
86
Figure 8-6 8030 Gaussmeter Web Application Screen
86
Functional Description
87
Figure 8-7 IEEE-488 (GPIB) Connector
89
Implementation
90
Configuration
91
Figure 8-8 GPIB Configuration Screen
91
Status Registers and Error Queue
92
Status Registers
92
Status Byte and Service Request (SRQ)
93
Error Queue
94
Standard Event Register
95
Measurement Event Register
95
Operation Event Register
96
Questionable Event Register
96
Remote SCPI Commands
97
IEEE - 488.2 "Common" Command Syntax
97
IEEE-488.2 "Common" Command Descriptions
98
Table 8-2 Common Command Summary
98
SCPI Command Syntax
101
SCPI Message Terminators
102
SCPI Meter Specific Commands
102
Table 8-3 SCPI Error Queue Commands
103
Table 8-4 SCPI System Information and Configuration Commands
103
Table 8-5 SCPI Status Register Commands
103
Table 8-6 SCPI Unit Commands
103
Table 8-7 SCPI Range and Mode Commands
103
Table 8-10 SCPI Measurement Commands
104
Table 8-11 SCPI Filter Commands
104
Table 8-8 SCPI Display Update Rate Command
104
Table 8-9 SCPI Classifier (Limit) Commands
104
Table 8-12 SCPI Zeroing Commands
105
Table 8-13 SCPI Relative Offset Commands
105
Table 8-14 SCPI Analog Output Commands
105
Table 8-15 SCPI Vector Summation Command
105
Table 8-16 SCPI Hold Commands
105
SCPI Command Descriptions
106
Table 8-17 Operating Ranges with Various Probes
110
SECTION 9 Data Logging Utilities
119
Overview
119
Logging Data
120
Logging to USB Drive
120
Logging to Internal Drive
120
Figure 9-1 Data Logging Menu Path
120
Screen Capture
121
Figure 9-2 Example of Waveform Mode Screen Capture
121
SECTION 10 Firmware Update
123
Overview
123
Firmware Update Procedure
123
Preparing the USB Drive for Update
123
APPENDIX A Understanding Flux Density
124
Figure A-1 Flux Lines of a Permanent Magnet
124
Measurement of Flux Density
125
Figure A-2 Hall Effect Sensor
125
APPENDIX B Vector Summation Tutorial
126
Figure B-2 Vector Angle in a Two Dimensional System
127
APPENDIX C Error Codes
129
Appendix Dwarranty
131
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F.W. Bell
Model
8000 series
Category
Measuring Instruments
Language
English
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