Single Ended INPUT
This connector is the input for the corresponding single ended signal.
Differential Single Ended INPUT
This connector is the input for the corresponding differential single ended signal.
INPUT selector
This selector can be used to select the amplifier input. When the switch is in the S.E.
position the signal present at the BNC single ended input is the input for the
corresponding amplifier channel. When the switch is in the Bridge position the signal
present at the differential single ended input is the input for the corresponding amplifier
channel. When the switch is in the NONE position the input of the corresponding amplifier
channel is connected to ground. The INPUT selector can be used to turn off the input and
evaluate the offset amount introduced by the internal offset compensation at the amplifier
channel output.
OFFSET switch
When the channel is DC coupled the offset compensation can be turned on or off using
this switch. Note that this switch has no effects when the high pass filter is used.
Output BNC
This connector is the output for the corresponding amplifier channel.
OFFSET compensation potentiometer
This multi-turn potentiometer controls the offset compensation. To activate the offset
compensation the channel have to be DC coupled (refer to LOW PASS FILTER selector)
and the OFFSET switch have to be placed in the ON position.
Note that the offset is multiplied by the gain selected and the potentiometer sensitivity
increase with the gain.
The offset value, introduced by the offset compensation circuit, can be sent to the output
BNC and measured. The input signal has to be excluded by positioning the INPUT selector
in the NONE position and the channel gain has to be set equal to 100. The measured
offset value will be 100 time the real offset introduced by the system.