Compaq Aero 2150 User's Guide

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Page 1 - User’s Guide

Operating Manualand User’s GuidePalm-SPECTM SpectrophotometerOcean Optics, Inc.380 Main StreetDunedin, FL 34698(727) 733-2447(727) 733-3962 faxFor the

Page 2 - Limit of Liability

6SpecificationsPalm-SPEC SpecificationsDimensions: 6" x 4.5" x 7.5" (LWH)Weight: 2.52 lb; 1.14 kgPower input: 5 V DCOperating temperatu

Page 3 - Table of Contents

7OOIPS2000 Spectrometer Operating SoftwareOOIPS2000 Palm-SPEC Spectrometer Operating Software for Windows CE was designed with both thebusy lab techni

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8Display FunctionsSeveral OOIPS2000 functions are accessed directly through buttons on the main display screen. From thedisplay screen, you can choose

Page 5 - Introduction

9Transmission ModeTo view data in transmission mode, click the transmission mode icon or select Spectra | View Mode |Transmission from the menu. Befor

Page 6 - Palm-SPEC Spectrophotometer

10File Menu FunctionsOpenTo open specific file types, select File | Open from the menu andthen choose Dark, Reference, Processed or Experiment data fi

Page 7 - Setting Up

11SampleTo save a sample spectrum, select File | Save | Sample from the menu. This command opens a save filedialog box. Whatever name is entered in th

Page 8 - 6. Power your Palm-SPEC

12Application LogEnableSelecting File | Application Log | Enable from the menu records in a text file all executed softwareevents. The log acts as an

Page 9 - Care and Use

13• Logs tab. If selected,-- Creating Log File records the data log file name; thedate and time it was created; and the user who created it.-- Clearin

Page 10 - Specifications

14Set Application Log FilenameSelecting File | Application Log | Set Application Log Filename from the menu allows you to changethe name of the applic

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15Delete UserTo delete a current user, click the user's name in the Manage Users dialog box and select the DeleteUser button. When this button is

Page 12 - Display Functions

Copyright © 2000 Ocean Optics, Inc.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrievalsystem, or transmitted, by

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16Spectra Menu FunctionsStore Reference and DarkTo store a reference and a dark spectrum, click the store reference and dark icon or select Spectra |

Page 14 - File Menu Functions

17AbsorbanceTo view data in absorbance mode, click the absorbance mode icon or select Spectra | ViewMode | Absorbance from the menu. Before this can o

Page 15 - Autoincrement Filenames

18Configure Data AcquisitionTo set data acquisition parameters, select Spectra | Configure | Data Acquisition from the menu.Integration Time (msec)The

Page 16 - Application Log

19Drift CorrectionOver time, the detected light from a source fluctuates or drifts. For extended experiments, you achieve thebest results if you can t

Page 17 - View Stored Application Log

20System DiagnosticsThis feature monitors the functionality of the system -- such as the performance of the light source, the lifeof the bulbs, signal

Page 18 - Manage Users

21Log Menu FunctionsConfigureSelecting Log | Configure from the menu allows you to set the parameters for what kind of data is loggedinto a file each

Page 19 - Require User Logins

22Save Current Log AsSelecting Log | Save Current Log As from the menu allows you to make a copy of the current data logand save it with a new name th

Page 20 - Spectra Menu Functions

23Method Menu FunctionsCreateSelecting Method | Create from the menu opens a dialog box requiring you to name the experimentmethod you are about to cr

Page 21 - Configure Spectrometer

24Help Menu FunctionsHelp TopicsSelect Help from the menu to access abbreviated OOIPS2000help files in HTML format. The Contents page lists all helpto

Page 22 - Configure Data Display

25OOIPSCU Conversion UtilityThe OOIPSCU Palm-SPEC Conversion Utility software is designed to retrieve Palm-SPEC files from thePalm-SPEC. With this uti

Page 23 - Drift Correction

Table of ContentsIntroduction... 1Palm-SPEC

Page 24 - Snapshot Mode

26Configure OOIPSCU before converting files.13. Select File | Connect from the menu (a check mark must be next to Connect in the File menu) or clickt

Page 25 - Log Menu Functions

27File Menu FunctionsConnectTo retrieve Palm-SPEC files from your Aero, you must first connect the Aero to your desktop or laptop PC.1. Remove the Ae

Page 26 - Clear Current Log

28DetailsTo list items and see detailed information about the items, select View | Details from the menu or click theView Details icon. The files are

Page 27 - Method Menu Functions

29OOIBase32To convert Palm-SPEC files into OOIBase32 files, select Conversion | Conversion Format |OOIBase32 from the menu. OOIBase32 is our free adva

Page 28 - Help Menu Functions

30Set Log FilenameTo name or rename the Palm-SPEC Conversion Utility Log file, select Log | Set Log Filename from themenu. A dialog box lists the curr

Page 29 - OOIPSCU Conversion Utility

31Experiment TutorialPerform an Absorbance MeasurementAbsorbance spectra are a measure of how much light is absorbed by a sample. For most samples,abs

Page 30 - Convert the Palm-SPEC Files

32Perform a Transmission MeasurementTransmission is the percentage of energy passing through a system relative to the amount that passesthrough the re

Page 31 - View Menu Functions

33Create a New Experiment Method1. Select Method | Create from the menu. You receive a Create Method dialog box where you mustname the method you are

Page 32 - Conversion Menu Functions

34Configure an Experiment Method for ConcentrationThe absorbance of a solution is related to the concentration of the species within it. The relations

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355: Initialize method regressionMake sure to insert this step. Choose whether you want a First order or Second order regression. The secondorder regr

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Method Menu Functions (continued)... 23Export...

Page 35 - Experiment Tutorial

365. When you are ready to execute the concentration method, make sure that you have a blank in thesampling region but that the series of solutions w

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37Appendix A: Method EventsList of Available Events Event Causes the Following+++++ File Menu +++++Open dark spectrum (D) Provides a dialog box to cho

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38List of Available Events Event Causes the FollowingView data in transmission modeSwitches the view mode to absorbance mode. This step isnecessary be

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39List of Available Events Event Causes the FollowingSet data log filename (D)Provides a dialog box to change the name of the data log file.When you r

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40List of Available Events Event Causes the FollowingSet graph y range Allows you to set the range of the Y axis+++++ Cursor Commands +++++Set cursor

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41List of Available Events Event Causes the FollowingWrite reference spectrum file Saves a reference spectrum fileWrite sample spectrum file Saves a s

Page 41 - Appendix A: Method Events

IntroductionOcean Optics miniature fiber optic spectrometers and accessories have revolutionized the analyticalinstrumentation market by dramatically

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2Palm-SPEC SpectrophotometerThe Palm-SPEC Spectrophotometer combines a Palm-size PC with a miniature fiber optic spectrophotometerto create a complete

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3Setting Up1. Read and understand all Compaq literatureThe following literature can be found in the Compaq packaging.! Important Safety Information. A

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44. Install the OOIPSCU Palm-SPEC Conversion Utility SoftwareThe OOIPSCU Palm-SPEC Conversion Utility software is designed to retrieve Palm-SPEC files

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5Care and Use""""Read and understand all documentation regarding the Aero and Windows CE Services. You can findthis Compaq and Mic

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