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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION Page 9
CYBERAMP 380, COPYRIGHT MARCH 2002, AXON INSTRUMENTS, INC.
5) LINK
connector.
The outputs from all eight channels are available on a single 15-pin connector
on the rear panel.
Typically this connector would be attached to a special cable to take the eight outputs directly
to the A/D board of the computer, eliminating the need to take the signals via an intermediate
BNC connector box. To take full advantage of this convenience, six uncommitted BNC
connectors on the back panel (labeled LINK 1-6) are directly wired to six of the unused pins in
the multi-pin signal connector. By appropriately wiring the cable, it is possible both to connect
the eight signals to the analog inputs on the A/D board, and to simultaneously bring some of the
other input and output connections from the A/D board to the rear-panel BNCs on the
CyberAmp. For example, the following six signals might be connected: D/A output, trigger
input, two digital outputs and two digital inputs.
6)
Chart recorder output.
In some cases, CyberAmp outputs will be connected to a chart
recorder. This adjunct to the computer might be due to the record-keeping requirements in the
laboratory or to the preference of the user. In other cases, the chart recorder might be used as
the sole means of data storage, with the computer used only to control the CyberAmp.
For convenience with chart recorders, a 15-pin D-connector labeled "chart-recorder" on the rear
panel has all eight output signals available. To match the input compliance range of most chart
recorders, the signals on the chart-recorder connector are attenuated by ten and restricted to a
±1 V swing. For example, if a normal output has a gain of x500, its corresponding chart-
recorder output has a gain of x50.
In order to connect a chart-recorder, the user must provide a suitable cable.
7)
Axon Instrument SmartProbes.
Several probes are available which act as active amplifiers,
such as the x10 and x50 differential preamplifiers and a low-noise picoammeter, in addition to a
passive adapter.
On request, the CyberAmp 380 tells the host computer the contents of the probe memory.
8) Customers are encouraged to fabricate their own transducers for connection to the CyberAmp
380. Cable and connector kits are available for this purpose. Customers can also easily make
special purpose SmartProbes. The connector kit includes a small circuit board containing the
memory circuit. A small memory circuit is located inside the connector of each SmartProbe.
This memory contains information such as the model and serial number of the SmartProbe, the
manufacturing/test date, the identity, units, and scale factor of its transducer, and, when
required, coefficients for a linearizing polynomial fitting the performance of the transducer. On
request, the CyberAmp 380 can pass information from the host computer to the permanent
probe memory.
9)
Main memory.
The complete settings for all functions of each channel can be stored in the
main memory of the CyberAmp, on command from the host computer. The memory is retained
without power, and the CyberAmp 380 always powers up using the settings stored in the main
memory.
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