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Oxford Instruments NanoScience MercuryiPS - GPIB Cabling Requirements and Warnings

Oxford Instruments NanoScience MercuryiPS
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Operator's Manual
Issue 14 / Mar 2016
/ UMC0071
MercuryiPS
©2016 Oxford Instruments NanoScience. All rights reserved.
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9.2.2 GPIB Cabling requirements
The GPIB must be connected using a standard GPIB cable.
CABLE DISCONNECTION
Do not connect or disconnect GPIB cables while the computer, or
any of the instruments, are powered up. Equipment damage can
result if this precaution is not observed.
DÉBRANCHEMENT DU CORDON
Ne pas brancher ou débrancher des cordons de bus d'interface
général pendant que l'ordinateur, ou n'importe lequel des
instruments, est sous tension. Ne pas respecter cette précaution
risque d'endommager l'équipement.
1 Switch off electrical power to the iPS.
2 Switch off electrical power to all instruments and controllers that are connected to the GPIB.
3 Connect the iPS to the bus using a standard GPIB cable.
9.3 Remote operation using Ethernet
9.3.1 Configuring Ethernet
The iPS can be configured to use a fixed IP address, or to use dynamic host configuration
protocol (DHCP). Note: The port is always 7020.

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