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Chapter 4 –
Overview and Laser Safety Setup
2.
Connect the
5
-pin female
STAGE COVER
plug at the LAS-BOB back panel with one of the
5
-pin female
SAFETY INTERLOCK
plugs at the back panel of the
control unit using
the corresponding cable. Make sure the
control unit is connected with the laser
safety stage cover and the laser safety ocular shutter.
3.
Connect the
24 V
ÿ
ÿ
ÿ
ÿ
–
È
È
È
È
-
C
•-
r
r
r
r
DC power supply plug with the 24 V DC power supply.
4.
Connect the power supply with a power outlet.
The LAS-BOB additionally features on the front panel:
–
Four
INTERLOCK 4 – 3 – 2 – 1
Cinch plugs. These plugs are without function in a
system.
–
Four
SHUTTER 4 – 3 – 2 – 1
BNC TTL-OUT plugs. These plugs are without function in a
system.
The LAS-BOB additionally features on the back panel:
–
Two
SAFETY SHUTTER
4-pin female plugs. These plugs are without function in a
system.
–
Four
DIGITAL I/O 1 – 2 – 3 – 4
BNC TTL-IN. These plugs are without function in a
system.
4.6
The Laser Shutter Manual Control
Connect the female
LAS-MC
D-sub 15 plug at the LAS-BOB front panel with the female D-sub 15 plug
of the LAS-MC laser manual control using the corresponding male-male cable; see previous chapter.
Note that the LAS-MC manual control cannot be used to open / close the shutter of the
FRAP laser because its TTL In plug is connected to the FRAP controller and not the LAS-
BOB.
The laser shutter manual control features additionally:
–
Four
LASER 1
,
2
,
3
,
4
switches. These plugs are without function in a
system.
–
A
REMOTE
switch to set the laser shutters to remote control via external TTL triggers or ODB
device bus communication (typically controlled by a software like
). This switch is
without function in a
system.