Ocean Optics Flame-S - Page 4

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Common UV-Vis Applications ............................................................................................... 18
Reflectance & Transmission ...................................................................................................... 18
Common UV-Vis Reflectance Applications ........................................................................... 18
Common UV-Vis Transmission Applications ........................................................................ 18
Fluorescence ............................................................................................................................. 19
Common Fluorescence Applications .................................................................................... 19
Irradiance ................................................................................................................................... 20
Common Irradiance Applications .......................................................................................... 21
Chapter 3: Flame Operation with OceanView .................................. 23
Overview ....................................................................................................................... 23
Launch OceanView ....................................................................................................... 23
OceanView Main Screen ............................................................................................... 24
Connect the Flame in OceanView ............................................................................................. 25
Set Acquisition Parameters ....................................................................................................... 25
Quick View and Device Response ............................................................................................ 26
Continuous and Single Acquisitions .......................................................................................... 26
Save Data .................................................................................................................................. 27
Saved Data Panel ...................................................................................................................... 27
Projects and Methods ................................................................................................................ 28
Spectroscopy Application Wizards ............................................................................................ 29
Dark and Reference Measurements ......................................................................................... 29
Schematic View ......................................................................................................................... 30
Chapter 4: Troubleshooting .............................................................. 31
Overview ....................................................................................................................... 31
Microsoft Windows Operating Systems ................................................................................ 32
Apple Mac OSX Operating Systems ..................................................................................... 33
Linux Operating Systems ...................................................................................................... 33
Chapter 5: How the Flame Spectrometer Works ............................. 37
Overview ....................................................................................................................... 37
Chapter 6: Technical Specifications ................................................. 45
Mechanical Diagram ...................................................................................................... 48
Electrical Pinout ............................................................................................................. 49
DD4 Accessory Connector Pinout Diagram .............................................................................. 49
SPI ......................................................................................................................................... 52
I2C ......................................................................................................................................... 52