More on the photodiode/shutter

Further details on the photodiode/shutter are shown in Tables A.2 and A.1, and Figs. A.2 and A.3.


Table A.1: Shutter control box input/output signals
Signal In/out Value Use
MON output adjust monitoring high/low output voltage
OPEN output 5 V shutter open
    0 V shutter not open
SHUT output 5 V shutter closed
    0 V shutter not closed
L/R output 5 V local mode
    0 V remote mode
CPU input 5 V close shutter
    0 V open shutter



Table A.2: Shutter control cable pin assignments
Pin no. Wire color Assignment
1 YLW Solenoid +
2 GRN -
3 RED, ORG +
5 BRN, BLU -
6 ORG/WHT NOT_SHUT (microswitch 1)
7 BLK Shield
10 YLW/WHT SHUT (microswitch 1)
11 BRN/WHT NOT_OPEN (microswitch 2)
12 RED/WHT OPEN (microswitch 2)
13 BLK GND (microswitch 1)
14 BLK/WHT GND (microswitch 2)


Figure A.2: Typical speed of movement of the solenoid. f=1 corresponds to an applied voltage of 13.2 V, f=1/2 to 18.5V and f=1/4 to 26 V. Currently the high voltage is set to 28 V and the stroke 0.12 inches.
Restrictions: Do not open and close the shutter more than 12 times per second for an extended period of time.
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Figure A.3: Logic circuit of the shutter control boxes.
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Holger Fleckenstein 2008-07-08