User Manual for BoB MKII delivered to you from Copernicus Technology Ltd
×
Menu

Familiarisation

The BoB MKII is enclosed in a fully protective and portable carrying case. Its integral construction means that it does not need to be removed from the box for connection or operation and it can be used in working environments from the laboratory to in the field.
 
Familiarisation
 
 
1
External Power
1. External Power
4mm post connectors for connecting external power - maximum of 9VDC.
2
Power Switch
2. Power Switch
Three position gated switch to allow selection of the power source from External to Internal.  The switch should be placed in the OFF position when not in use.  See Power Modes on how to connect an External power source.
3
Fuse
3. Fuse
The fuse holder should be fitted with a 500mA rated fuse.  This is used to protect the circuitry from an over-current from an external power source.
4
Test Button
4. Test Button
Press to Test is used to ensure that the power source selected is compatible to the correct functioning of the BoB MKII.  If the test is satisfactory, then the green LED will light and the buzzer will sound.
 
5
Battery Compartment
5. Battery Compartment
This compartment houses the 9VDC PP3.
6
50-pin D-sub Connector
6. 50-pin D-sub Connector
The female 50-pin D-sub connector allows the BoB MKII to be connected to the IA under build or test.
7
Breakout Connectors
7. Breakout Connectors
Each of the 50-pins of the D-sub connector is represented by a single shrouded 4mm female connector and associated red LED.
8
Pin 17 & 50 
8. Pin 17 & 50
The Ncompass™ Analyzer uses these 2 pins differently to the other pins on the 50-pin D-sub connector, and so these are coloured green to provide a visual reminder to the user.  For more information on the use of these particular pins then consult the Ncompass™/NODES™ User Manual.
9
Test Point
9. Test Point
Using the Test Point the User can probe the other end of the IA; this will in turn illuminate the corresponding LED for the pin on the 50-pin D-sub connector that has been connected.
10
Test Bar
10. Test Bar
Using the Test Bar the User can brush the other end of the IA’s exposed cables on to the bar; this will in turn illuminate the corresponding LED for the pin/s on the 50-pin D-sub connector that have been connected.  Note that the more cables within the 50-pin D-sub connector that are made, the dimmer the LEDs will be.