Campbell 10164-L Instruction Manual

10164-L Sampler Control Cable
for use with Isco and Sigma
Autosamplers
Revision: 2/11
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10164 Table of Contents
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1. General .........................................................................1
2. Specifications ..............................................................1
2.1 Cable Length Considerations....................................................................1
3. Wiring............................................................................2
3.1 General Wiring Information .....................................................................2
3.2 Triggering Sampler...................................................................................3
3.3 Sense Sampler Event Markers ..................................................................3
3.4 Inhibit Sampler’s Program........................................................................3
4. Programming ...............................................................4
4.1 CRBasic Programming .............................................................................5
4.1.1 Trigger Sampler ..............................................................................5
4.1.2 Sense Sampler Event.......................................................................5
4.1.3 Inhibit Sampler’s Program..............................................................6
4.2 Edlog Programming..................................................................................7
4.2.1 Trigger Sampler ..............................................................................7
4.2.2 Sense Sampler Event Markers ........................................................8
4.2.2.1 Pulse Port Method .................................................................8
4.2.2.2 CR10(X) Control Port Interrupt Method...............................8
4.2.3 Inhibit Sampler’s Program..............................................................9
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3-1. 10164 Sampler Control Cable Schematic................................................2
3-1. Technical Details of Cable Design ..........................................................2
3-2. Datalogger Wiring for Triggering Sampler.............................................3
3-3. Datalogger Wiring for Sampler Event Marker........................................3
3-4. Datalogger Wiring to Inhibit a Sigma Sampler Program ........................4
3-5. Datalogger Wiring to Inhibit an Isco Sampler Program..........................4
4-1. Wiring for CRBasic Triggering Sampler Example .................................5
4-2. Wiring for CRBasic Sampler Event Marker Example ............................5
4-3. Wiring for Example of Inhibiting an Isco Onboard Program..................6
4-4. Wiring for Example of Inhibiting a Sigma Sampler Onboard Program..7
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10164-L Sampler Control Cable for use with Isco and Sigma Autosamplers

1. General

The 10164-L sampler control cable enables a datalogger to trigger an Isco, American Sigma, or connector-compatible autosampler. Through this cable, the datalogger can inhibit the sampler from running its programmed sampling routine and sense and record when the sampler indicates that it has taken a sample. Each of these functions is independent of the others and may be combined as desired.

2. Specifications

Sampler Connection: mil-spec, 6-pin circular connector (shell size 14)
Datalogger Connection: pigtail with individual conductors
Current Drain: < 1 mA; consult the specifications of the connected
sampler to determine its power considerations.
Cable Length: 50 ft standard; 1000 ft maximum (see Cable Length
Considerations)

2.1 Cable Length Considerations

In most applications, the 10164 cable connects the datalogger to a sampler residing in the same instrumentation shack. Therefore, a cable length of 50 ft or less is typically used.
Cable lengths up to 1000 ft are possible if the sampler supports long event markers. For example, the Isco-brand sampler has a 3 second event marker, which is an adequate duration for a 1000 ft cable length.
CAUTION
The 10164 does not include surge protection. Therefore, longer cables need to be protected from surges in order to safeguard the system from electrical transients. A recommended method of doing this is to place the cable in a metal conduit and then bury the conduit at a depth of at least one foot.
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