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Instruction Manual J17 LumaColor Photometer 070-8531-04 This document applies for firmware version 1.00 and above. W arning The servicing instructions are for use by qualified personnel only . T o avoid personal injury , do not perform any servicing unless you are qualified to do so. Refer to all safety summaries prior to performing service. In[...]
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T able of Contents J17 Instruction Manual iii Appendices AppendixĂA: Optional Accessories A-1 ..................... AppendixĂB: Photometry and Radiometry Reference B-1 .... AppendixĂC: Chromaticity Reference C-1 ................... Glossary and Index T able of Contents J17 Instruction Manual iii Appendices AppendixĂA: Optional Accessories A-1 .[...]
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T able of Contents Contents iv List of Figures Figure 1Ć1:ăThe J17 Photometer 1Ć2 ........ Figure 1Ć2:ăReplacing the Battery 1Ć8 ...... Figure 1Ć3:ăLocation of J17 P ower Adapter Connector 1Ć9 ............................ Figure 3Ć1:ăLocation of the RSĆ232D Port 3-1 Figure 3Ć2:ăRSĆ232 Pin Connections 3-2 .... Figure 3Ć3:ăRSĆ232D R[...]
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General Safety Summary Safety vi Product Damage Precautions Use Proper Power Source Do Not Operate Wit[...]
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Product Description Getting Started 1Ć2 HOLD RANGING COLOR UNITS AL T DISP ST ART WHT cd/m 2 TEK LUMACOLOR J17 Photometer/ Radiometer/ Colorimeter Figure 1Ć1:ăThe J17 Photometer Product Description Getting Started 1Ć2 HOLD RANGING COLOR UNITS AL T DISP ST ART WHT cd/m 2 TEK LUMACOLOR J17 Photometer/ Radiometer/ Colorimeter Figure 1Ć1:ăThe J17[...]
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J17 Instruction Manual 1Ć5 Setup # #+ (' '%)" +" -#) '( )$ ( #(#!(& ăStep 1:ă (( "".*# ( " ((&- ' "'( " ( ((&- #!$[...]
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J17 Instruction Manual 1Ć7 Battery and P ower Information The J17 Photometer may be powered by either of the following sources: H A nonĆrechargeable nineĆvolt alkaline battery H An external AC power adapter , available as an optional accessory . (See for information about available accessories.)[...]
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Battery and Power Information J17 Instruction Manual 1Ć9 Using the Optional AC Power Adapter $($"(& "- %$+& ##(!- - )'# ( ,(&#! %$+& %(& *!! ' # $%($#! [...]
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2-1 Connect a J1800 Series sensor head here. All readings appear on the display . See page 2-2. Press the BACKLIGHT button to light the display . (Use the BACKLIGHT INTENSITY control, on the right side of the J17, to adjust the ba[...]
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2-2 v’ y b u’ x a BA T MAN SA V A VG SEC REM n E % WHT RED YEL GRN BLU * * nm * * * kcd/m kluxlm kfL m W/m m A V/sr m cdkK SHIFT 2 C 2 The BA T icon flashes when the battery voltage drops below 7.2 V .[...]
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2-3 Connect the optional AC adapter here. See page 1Ć9. Use the BACKLIGHT INTENSITY control to vary the brightness of the display backlight. Connect an RSĆ232 cable here for data [...]
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J17 Instruction Manual 3-1 RS Ć232D Interface Y ou can use the J17 Photometer's RS Ć232D port to read measurements to a remote terminal, or to save measurement readings to a file on a computer . Any ASCII terminal or communications software may comĆ municate with the J17 via the RSĆ232D port. The RSĆ232D Port 9 to 12VDC 50mA MAX BACKLIGHT[...]
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RSĆ232D Interface J17 Instruction Manual 3-3 Command Set %)%#)' '%$!/( (!$" %##$ !NEW , ! *(( !) )% '&%') #(*'#$) %' ('!( % #(*'#$)( !( ( ($(!)[...]
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RSĆ232D Interface J17 Instruction Manual 3-5 Report F ormat The data format for measurements consists of two major fields: the measurement units and the measureĆ ment value(s). See Figure 3Ć3. WM 0.000E0 XYZ 0.000E0,0.000E0,0.000E0 Measurement Units (See T able 3Ć3) Measurement V alue Exponential Multiplier Figure 3Ć3:ăRSĆ232D Report Format [...]
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3-7 This section is included to clarify the function of the COL OR and ST ART buttons. The J17 has a button labeled COL OR for use with certain heads. Pressing this button and toggling through the s[...]
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4-2 "! Accuracy (Excluding sensor Ćhead, inĆ cluding nonl[...]
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Specifications Specifications 4-4 T ableĂ4Ć5:ă W arranted Environmental Characteristics Characteristic Standard T emperature ąąNonoperating ąąOperating -55° C to +85° C -15° C to +55° C Humidity , operating and nonoperating J17 Meets MIL Std 28800E Class 3 Refer to the Environmental CharacterĆ istics for each J1800 Series sensor head. T[...]
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The following servicing instructions are for use only by qualified personnel. T o avoid injury , do not perform any servicing other than that stated in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer to all Safety Summaries before performing any service. W ARNING The following servicing instructions are for use only by qualified[...]
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Maintenance J17 Instruction Manual 6-3 Basic T roubleshooting $ ! The J17 Does Not Power On, or Backlight Does Not Light $ ?[...]
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Maintenance Maintenance 6-6 3. Other problems are typically due to the A1 board. If a power supply problem is suspected, perform the procedure in on page 6-6 to verify that the power supply , and not the battery , is at fault. The A1 Board Most functions of the J17 are located on[...]
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6-7 Remove the battery from the battery compartment. CAUTION T o avoid equipment damage, do not apply power to the J17 while disassembling it. Static electricity can damage the circuit boards of the J17. Observe static precauĆ[...]
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A-1 In addition to the J1800 Series sensor heads, the following items are available for use with the J17 PhoĆ tometer: H External DC power supply (120 VAC North American) H External DC power su[...]
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C-1 The reference material in this appendix can help you categorize and understand chromaticity measurements taken using the J1820 Chromaticity head. This appenĆ dix includes: H the 1931 [...]
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C-2 The 1931 CIE chromaticity diagram, also known as a Kelly chart, is shown in FigureĂCĆ1. The diagram can be used to categoriz[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference J17 Instruction Manual C-3 .600 .500 .400 .300 .200 .100 .000 .100 .200 .300 .400 .500 .600 X Coordinate .700 .700 .800 .900 Purple Reddish Purple Purplish Red Red Purplish Pink Pink Greenish Blue Bluish Green Green Blue Y ellowish Green Y ellow Green Orange Reddish Orange Greenish Y ellow Y ellow Y ellowish Orang[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference J17 Instruction Manual C-5 FigureĂCĆ3 shows selected isotemperature lines in the x,y coordinate system. A light source along one of the isotemperature lines will most nearly match the color temperature of a blackbody radiator indicated for that line. 0.200 0.250 0.300 0.350 0.400 0.450 0.500 0.200 0.250 0.300 0.[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference Appendices C-6 The 1976 CIE ĆUC S Chromaticity Diagram 0 "#&! &#!((- 0 &! '#+" " )&/0 " )' (# (#&[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference J17 Instruction Manual C-7 .600 .500 .400 .300 .200 .100 .000 .100 .200 .300 .400 .500 .600 Purple Reddish Purple Purplish Red Red White Purplish Pink Pink Greenish Blue Bluish Green Green Orange Y ellow Y ellowish Green Y ellow Green Orange Y ellowish Pink Reddish Orange Purplish Blue Greenish Y ellow Blue Y ello[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference J17 Instruction Manual C-9 T ableĂC Ć1:ăSpectral T ristimulus V alues for Equal Spectral Power Source (CIE 1931 Standard 2 ° Observer) Wavelength (nm) x( l ) y( l ) z( l ) ?[...]
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Appendix C: Chromaticity Reference Appendices C-10 T ableĂC Ć1:ăSpectral T ristimulus V alues for Equal Spectral Power Source (CIE 1931 Standard 2 ° Observer) (Cont.) Wavelength (nm) z ( l ) y( l ) x( l ) ?[...]
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