Quantum Quantum Composers, 9412/9112 A warranty Back Panel, QC Connectors

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Left Button (help)

For numeric items, this button is used to select which digit in a numeric entry is selected for editing. For other items or when the left most digit is already selected for numeric items, pressing and holding this button down displays a brief description of the current item.

Right Button (range)

For numeric items, this button is used to select which digit in a numeric entry is selected for editing. For other items or when the right most digit is already selected for numeric items, pressing and holding this button down displays the range and units for the current item.

Stop Button

Disables output of pulses on all channels.

Run Button

Enables output of pulses.

Back Panel

QC Connectors

There are three (3) QC connectors on the rear of the 9412/9412A, 2 outputs and 1 input.

T1

Channel 1 output -- a general-purpose pulse output, with programmable delay, pulse width, and pulse polarity. The maximum output voltage is adjustable and varies from 20 Volts open- circuit to 10 Volts when driving a 50 Ohm load. The maximum voltage is adjusted by a poten- tiometer located on the back of the 9412/9412A.

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Contents Technical Support Parts ListWarranty IntroductionCustom Modifications Safety IssuesPage Page Item Button Control Buttons Controls and ConnectorsFront Panel DisplayBack Panel QC ConnectorsLine Voltage Selection Output Voltage AdjustmentSerial Port AC InputPage Page Page Overview Numeric Input ModeItem Edit Mode Operating InstructionsMain Menu Mode Pulse ModesGate Gate Select Duty CycleTnWid Tn Pulse Width Width and Delay MenusTnDly Tn Delay ToPer To PeriodT2 Menus T2EnableT2Gate T2*n T2 Period Factor Store ConfigurationStore/Recall/Misc. Menus T2WaitFmark Recall ConfigurationVolume Shot CounterPage 3 2 Serial RS232 Pinout Command LanguageCommand Protocol Computer InterfaceEcho Enabled Cycles ?crlf 100crlf Communication Protocol Following table summarizes all the commands Command ListCycles 9412/9412A Communication Commands Delays SpecificationsOutputs Replacing the Fuse MaintenancePage Custom Features