Ocean-optics SpectraSuite Manuel d'utilisateur

SpectraSuite®Spectrometer Operating SoftwareInstallation Installation and Operation ManualDocument Number 000-20000-300-02- 201110Offices: Ocean Opti

About This Manualviii 000-20000-300-02- 201110Chapter DescriptionAppendix A: Ex

7: Processing Menu Functions88 000-20000-300-02- 201110Relative IrradianceSelec

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 89Absolute IrradianceSelect Processing | Absolute Irradiance

7: Processing Menu Functions90 000-20000-300-02- 201110 Fiber Diameter – If th

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 91

7: Processing Menu Functions92 000-20000-300-02- 201110► Procedure1. Select Pro

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 933. If more than one Absolute Irradiance graph is open, sel

7: Processing Menu Functions94 000-20000-300-02- 201110Attribute MeaningµJoule

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 953. If more than one Absolute Irradiance graph is open, sel

7: Processing Menu Functions96 000-20000-300-02- 2011106. Click . The Photomet

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 97The Photometry table is described below:Attribute MeaningS

1: Introduction640-11100-000-02- 201110 ixYou can also access operating instructions for Ocean Optics products on t

7: Processing Menu Functions98 000-20000-300-02- 201110Set Color TemperatureSet

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 99Exporting Processed DataSpectraSuite provides the capabili

7: Processing Menu Functions100 000-20000-300-02- 201110The dialog box for expo

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 101Field Selections Between saved scans, wait at least: Sa

7: Processing Menu Functions102 000-20000-300-02- 201110Set Laser WavelengthUse

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 103This dialog box provides three methods of selecting color

000-30000-020-02- 201110 104Chapter 8Tools Menu FunctionsOverviewThe tools menu provides the functionality to acc

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 105Supported ArgumentsCurrently, functions may take either of the

8: Tools Menu Functions106 000-20000-300-02- 201110int numberOfPixels) {// hand

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 1073. Confirm the language in which the library was written.4.For

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8: Tools Menu Functions108 000-20000-300-02- 201110► Procedure1. Select Tools |

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 109Remove External LibrarySelect Tools | Custom Libraries | Remov

8: Tools Menu Functions110 000-20000-300-02- 201110 A current loop output sign

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 111Locale ConfiguratorThis function enables you to customize Spec

8: Tools Menu Functions112 000-20000-300-02- 201110IDE ConfigurationThis tool e

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 113Module ManagerThe Module Manager displays a list of installed

8: Tools Menu Functions114 000-20000-300-02- 201110Update CenterThe Update Cent

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 115► ProcedureTo download SpectraSuite updates,1. Select Tools |

8: Tools Menu Functions116 000-20000-300-02- 2011103. Click to move the all f

8: Tools Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 1176. Click . The next Update Center Wizard screen appears.

000-20000-020-02- 201110 1Chapter 1IntroductionProduct OverviewSpectraSuite® is a modular, Java-based spectroscopy

8: Tools Menu Functions118 000-20000-300-02- 2011107. Check the boxes on both s

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000-30000-020-02- 201110 120Chapter 9Window Menu FunctionsOverviewThe Windows menu provides functions for manipul

9: Window Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 121Close WindowUse this selection to close the currently selecte

9: Window Menu Functions122 000-20000-300-02- 201110

9: Window Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 123

000-30000-020-02- 201110 124Chapter 10Strip ChartsOverviewSpectraSuite allows you to use Strip Charts to track pr

10: Strip Charts000-20000-300-02- 201110 1255. Enter the following data to create your Strip Chart:Field Selectio

10: Strip Charts126 000-20000-300-02- 201110Field SelectionsRange SelectionThis

10: Strip Charts000-20000-300-02- 201110 127Field SelectionsAuto-Save: Enable Trend Auto-Save Save to Directory

1: Introduction2 000-20000-300-02- 201110 NIRQuest512, 512-2.2 and 512-2.5 Nea

10: Strip Charts128 000-20000-300-02- 2011109. Click . The strip chart you cre

10: Strip Charts000-20000-300-02- 201110 129Saving Strip Chart DataNoteSee Creating Strip Charts for information

000-30000-020-02- 201110 130Appendix AExperiment TutorialsOverviewThe following sections contain information on c

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 131Once you install the hardware and software, and establish your

A: Experiment Tutorials132 000-20000-300-02- 201110Application TipsIf the signa

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 133A reference spectrum is taken when the light source is on and

A: Experiment Tutorials134 000-20000-300-02- 201110► ProcedureFollow the steps

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1355. Turn on your light source and set your acquisition paramete

A: Experiment Tutorials136 000-20000-300-02- 2011106. If you have not already d

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1378. Block the light path to the spectrometer, uncheck the Strob

1: Introduction000-20000-300-02- 201110 3the effects and save the data. Most spectrometer-system operating softwa

A: Experiment Tutorials138 000-20000-300-02- 201110Note the following changes o

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 139► Procedure1. Select File | New | New Concentration Experiment

A: Experiment Tutorials140 000-20000-300-02- 201110Calculating Concentration Us

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 141c. Choose a single wavelength where the absorbance of your com

A: Experiment Tutorials142 000-20000-300-02- 201110d. If desired, enter the nam

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 143 Enter options for how the regression is computed in the lowe

A: Experiment Tutorials144 000-20000-300-02- 201110 At any time, you can selec

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1454. When the concentration of the sample has been calculated us

A: Experiment Tutorials146 000-20000-300-02- 2011105. By default, the window wi

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 147At any time, you can click to reopen the setup wizard and ch

1: Introduction4 000-20000-300-02- 201110

A: Experiment Tutorials148 000-20000-300-02- 201110Typical transmission setup:

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 149NoteDo not put the sample itself in the path when taking a ref

A: Experiment Tutorials150 000-20000-300-02- 201110NoteIf you change any sampli

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 151Typical Reflection SetupCommon reflection applications include

A: Experiment Tutorials152 000-20000-300-02- 201110NoteIf possible, do not turn

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1539. Click to apply the file data to your graph on the main Sp

A: Experiment Tutorials154 000-20000-300-02- 201110Where: B = Relative energy

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 155A: Collection area (represented in square centimeters) unless

A: Experiment Tutorials156 000-20000-300-02- 201110The first page of the Absolu

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1573. If you have more than one spectrometer, highlight the one t

000-30000-020-02- 201110 5Chapter 2InstallationOverviewThe following sections will guide you in installing Spectr

A: Experiment Tutorials158 000-20000-300-02- 201110Get Irradiance Calibration f

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 159c. If you are using an integrating sphere, check the Use Integ

A: Experiment Tutorials160 000-20000-300-02- 201110h. Set your acquisition para

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 161Get Irradiance Calibration from SpectrometerAfter selecting Ge

A: Experiment Tutorials162 000-20000-300-02- 201110b. Set your acquisition para

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 163c. Turn on your light source, then click to store a referenc

A: Experiment Tutorials164 000-20000-300-02- 201110e. Enter the name of the lam

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 165Where:IL,T= Relative irradiance at wavelength L and color temp

A: Experiment Tutorials166 000-20000-300-02- 2011105. If you have not already d

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 167FluorescenceA fluorescence measurement is a type of relative i

2: Installation6 000-20000-300-02- 201110► Procedure1. Insert the CD that you r

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A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 169NoteIf you have a spectrometer with a gated detector (such as

A: Experiment Tutorials170 000-20000-300-02- 201110- Special CRI R1-R14  Corre

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1712. Select the data source for the color measurement and click

A: Experiment Tutorials172 000-20000-300-02- 2011104. Turn on your light source

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 1736. Click . The fourth Color Measurement Setup wizard screen a

A: Experiment Tutorials174 000-20000-300-02- 2011107. Block the light or unchec

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 175The fields on this screen are described in the following table

A: Experiment Tutorials176 000-20000-300-02- 2011109. Your selections are refle

A: Experiment Tutorials000-20000-300-02- 201110 177TipTo close all three color views (Graph, Color Values, and Ch

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 7NoteIf you have previously installed the 64-bit Beta release, you must f

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000-30000-020-02- 201110 179Appendix BTroubleshootingThe following table lists common problems and their possible

B: Troubleshooting180 000-20000-300-02- 201110Problem Possible Cause(s) Recomme

B: Troubleshooting000-20000-300-02- 201110 181Problem Possible Cause(s) Recommended Solution(s)It took longer tha

B: Troubleshooting182 000-20000-300-02- 201110

000-30000-020-02- 201110 183IndexAAbsolute Irradianceconversions, 88Experiments, 153graph, 45, 64measurement, 46m

Index184 000-20000-300-02- 201110Relative Irradiance, 163Transmission, 146expor

Index000-20000-300-02- 201110 185Nnew, 33New Energy, Power, Photons, 91new Mikropack device, 110nonlinearity corr

Index186 000-20000-300-02- 201110TTemplate Manager, 111terminate acquisition, 7

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2: Installation8 000-20000-300-02- 201110chmod 755 ~/Desktop/SpectraSuiteSetup_

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 9Windows 7 64-bit Driver Installation ProcessUse the following procedure

2: Installation10 000-20000-300-02- 2011104. Click Device Manager.5. Under Othe

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 116. Choose Browse my computer for driver software.7. Navigate to C:\Prog

2: Installation12 000-20000-300-02- 2011108. When the following pop-up screen a

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 13Windows Vista 64-bit Driver Installation ProcessUse the following proce

2: Installation14 000-20000-300-02- 2011103. Choose Don't search online. W

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 155. Choose Browse my computer for driver software (advanced).6. Navigate

2: Installation16 000-20000-300-02- 2011108. On the Windows Security screen, cl

2: Installation000-20000-300-02- 201110 1710. Restart your computer for your driver installation changes to take

000-20000-300-02- 201110 iTable of ContentsAbout This Manual...

2: Installation18 000-20000-300-02- 201110

000-30000-020-02- 201110 19Chapter 3Controls and IndicatorsOverviewSpectraSuite consists of a number of visual co

3: Controls and Indicators20 000-20000-300-02- 201110Zoom Tools Zoom Out to Max

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 21 Scale Graph Height to Fill WindowUse this control to zoom i

3: Controls and Indicators22 000-20000-300-02- 201110You can also use the mouse

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 23Zoom History ToolbarThis toolbar enables you to switch betwe

3: Controls and Indicators24 000-20000-300-02- 201110Spectrum IO ToolsIcon Mean

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 25Layer ToolsThe Layer tools provide you with functions to wri

3: Controls and Indicators26 000-20000-300-02- 201110Tool FunctionClear Drawing

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 27Other ControlsAcquisition ControlsMuch like controls on a VC

Table of Contentsii 000-20000-300-02- 201110Other Controls ...

3: Controls and Indicators28 000-20000-300-02- 2011102. Click to display the

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 29IndicatorsStatusSpectraSuite provides you with feedback as t

3: Controls and Indicators30 000-20000-300-02- 201110Update AvailableIndicator

3: Controls and Indicators000-20000-300-02- 201110 31Progress BarIf an acquisition takes longer than one second,

3: Controls and Indicators32 000-20000-300-02- 201110

000-30000-020-02- 201110 33Chapter 4File Menu FunctionsOverviewThis chapter details the various options and funct

4: File Menu Functions34 000-20000-300-02- 201110Spectrum GraphThe Spectrum Gra

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 35Regression UtilityThe Regression Utility menu option allows you

4: File Menu Functions36 000-20000-300-02- 201110Spectrum TableThe Spectrum Tab

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 37High-Speed AcquisitionUse this menu selection if you want to cap

Table of Contents000-20000-300-02- 201110 iiiScreen Capture ...

4: File Menu Functions38 000-20000-300-02- 201110High-Speed Data Capturing► Pro

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 394. Enter the following information:Field SelectionIntegration Ti

4: File Menu Functions40 000-20000-300-02- 2011106. Right-click on . A menu di

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 41 Spectrum Table – Displays spectra data in a table format Save

4: File Menu Functions42 000-20000-300-02- 2011102. Click on the High-speed ac

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 434. Rewind the recording, then press to play the recorded spectru

4: File Menu Functions44 000-20000-300-02- 2011103. Once you have loaded the pr

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 453. Taking a reference spectrum4. Taking a dark spectrum5. Setti

4: File Menu Functions46 000-20000-300-02- 201110New Absolute Irradiance Measur

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 47Color MeasurementWith SpectraSuite, you can calculate and report

Table of Contentsiv 000-20000-300-02- 201110Acquisition Controls...

4: File Menu Functions48 000-20000-300-02- 2011105. Enter the following data to

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 49Tab SelectionsPadding Digits: Enter the number of digits to be u

4: File Menu Functions50 000-20000-300-02- 2011107. Click . The strip chart you

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 51Strip Chart TableSelect File | New | Strip Chart Table to create

4: File Menu Functions52 000-20000-300-02- 2011103. You can save this processed

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 534. Enter the file name or browse to a desired file, select the d

4: File Menu Functions54 000-20000-300-02- 201110StoreUse this menu selection t

4: File Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 55ReferenceA reference spectrum is a spectrum taken with the light

4: File Menu Functions56 000-20000-300-02- 2011102. Select to capture either th

000-30000-020-02- 201110 57Chapter 5View Menu FunctionsOverviewThis section details the various options and funct

Table of Contents000-20000-300-02- 201110 vX-axis Units ...

5: View Menu Functions58 000-20000-300-02- 201110AnnotationsThe Annotations fun

5: View Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 59ChartUse Chart to modify the following chart settings on the gra

5: View Menu Functions60 000-20000-300-02- 201110OverlayUse this function to ad

5: View Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 61LegendUse this option to add a customizable legend to your graph

5: View Menu Functions62 000-20000-300-02- 201110The toolbars available from th

5: View Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 63Tool FunctionEnables or disables the spectrometer strobe control

5: View Menu Functions64 000-20000-300-02- 201110Icon FunctionSpectrum Table. D

5: View Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 65► Procedure1. Click the SeaChanger control ( ) in the toolbar. T

5: View Menu Functions66 000-20000-300-02- 201110During this time, an initializ

5: View Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 67Parameter MeaningMeasure Color from Select the serial number of

Table of Contentsvi 000-20000-300-02- 201110Close Window ...

5: View Menu Functions68 000-20000-300-02- 201110TestingThe Testing toolbar con

000-30000-020-02- 201110 69Chapter 6Spectrometer Menu FunctionsOverviewThis chapter details the various options a

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions70 000-20000-300-02- 201110Pause Acquisition/Resu

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 71Network SpectrometerUse this menu selection to configure

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions72 000-20000-300-02- 201110Many of the features l

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 73Feature MeaningHardware Trigger The spectrometer uses an

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions74 000-20000-300-02- 201110Feature MeaningWavelen

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 75Feature Meaning Show Raw Brightness/Contrast Reset D

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions76 000-20000-300-02- 201110Detector Image – Shown

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 77Raman Exposure ImageThe following are CCD exposure image

000-20000-300-02- 201110 viiAbout This ManualDocument Purpose and Intended AudienceThis document provides y

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions78 000-20000-300-02- 201110CalibrationUse this sc

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 79FirmwareUse this screen to update the firmware. You must

6: Spectrometer Menu Functions80 000-20000-300-02- 201110CCD ShutterThis featur

000-30000-020-02- 201110 81Chapter 7Processing Menu FunctionsOverviewThis section provides information on the var

7: Processing Menu Functions82 000-20000-300-02- 201110Pre-processingPreprocess

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 834. The wizard asks for the location of the file. Use the b

7: Processing Menu Functions84 000-20000-300-02- 201110► ProcedureTo perform re

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 85Selection MeaningAll wavelengths Requires a minimum of two

7: Processing Menu Functions86 000-20000-300-02- 201110ScopeSelect Processing |

7: Processing Menu Functions000-20000-300-02- 201110 87Where:A = Absorbance at wavelength,  = Extinction coef