INFICON MDC-361C Thin Film Deposition Controller - Manual (Page 12)

Indicates the MDC-361C is receiving data from the host. This LED will briefly flash each
1C is ready to receive data. This LED should always be on unless
ata on the bus is valid.
t ready to receive data. This LED should always be on
ot accepted.
ulti-byte data transfer.
in the abort mode. In this mode, all source powers
he controller has been reset from an abort condition and
main
. The
tion RJ-11 connector is provided for connection to
adjust the active source power, the 361 must first be put into the Manual
r is
time the 361C receives data from the host.
CTS (Clear to Send)
Indicates the MDC-36
the host is sending data too fast.
3.2 IEEE-488 INDICATORS
DAV (Data valid)
Indicates that the d
NRFD (Not ready for data)
Indicates that the 361C is no
unless the host is sending data too fast.
NDAC (Not data accepted)
Indicates that the data was n
EOI (End or identify)
Indicates the end of a m
3.3 STATUS INDICATORS
Abort – Indicates that the controller is
are set to zero and discrete outputs are disable. To exit the abort mode a Reset command
has to be sent to the controller.
Process Ready – Indicates that t
is in the Ready State. The controller is awaiting a Start command to run a process.
In Process – Indicates that the controller is running a process. The controller will re
In Process until the process has either been aborted and reset or completed.
Process Complete – Indicates that the selected process has run to completion
controller will remain in this mode until it receives a reset command.
3.4 MANUAL CONTROL
In addition to the indicators, a 4 posi
the Remote Power Handset. The Remote Power Handset provides for manual adjustment
of the active source power level, a remote abort command and a manual crystal switch
command.
To manually
Power indicated by the Manual Power LED on the front panel. Note that Manual mode
has to be selected through software since there are no keys on the MDC-361C front
panel. Depress the “+” button to increase the source control power, depress the “– “
button to decrease the power. Without any of the buttons depressed, the output powe
maintained at its last value.
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