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ContentsIntroduction ... 2Features ... 2Confi

3A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

4A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

5A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

6A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

7A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

2     IntroductionIntroductionThe electronic stimulator is used for the basic physiological andpharmacological research and experiments.This device is

Introduction     3ConfigurationPeripheral DevicesOscilloscope Data Processor TRIGOUTPUTto ISOSetup DataComputerElectronic Stimulator 1001Patch Clamp A

4     IntroductionElectronic Stimulator 1001 Hardware ConfigurationSerial 0Communications UnitEEPROMAmplifierto Data ProcessorSCI-BTRIGLEVELSettingsSt

Precautionary Labels and Indications     5Precautionary Labels and IndicationsSee the relevant reference page for details of each label or indication.

6     List of SymbolsList of SymbolsThe following symbols are used in connection with the stimulator.An explanation of each symbol is given in the tab

Description of Parts     7Description of PartsFrontPower On/OffThis button is used to turn the power on and off.Keys and DialUsed to increase or decre

8     Description of PartsMain IntervalControls the repeat cycle (T1) and repeat count (N1) as well as startingand stopping of stimulation.(The timing

Description of Parts     9FunctionLights when MAIN INTERVAL is operating.(As it is sometimes difficult to tell whether MAIN INTERVAL is operatingwhen

10     Description of PartsExternal Trigger (EXT TRIG)Like MAIN INTERVAL, this generates a trigger pulse. It is used to controlthe stimulation repeat

 is document was, as far as possible, accurate at the time of release. However, changes may have been made to the so ware and hardware it describes

Description of Parts     11NameBTrigger level adjustment knob(EXT TRIG LEVEL)FunctionSelects whether the trigger is activated at the signal level that

12     Description of PartsStimulation Waveform SetupThis component receives the main interval trigger signal, external triggersignal, etc., sets the

Description of Parts     13NameCTrigger signal selector key(MAIN, EXT)DDelay time display(DELAY)EStimulation pulse intervaldisplay (INTERVAL)FStimulat

14     Description of PartsNameIPolarity selector key( , OFF, )JOutput voltage display(VOLTAGE)FunctionSwitches the polarity of the stimulation pulse

Description of Parts     15NameKOutput selector key(±50 V / ±10 V)Lto ISO(Isolator output connector)MOutput terminalFunctionWhen the key is pressed, t

16     Description of PartsBIPHASIC, MIX, MODU, DC, ALTNThese keys are used when stimulation is performed by biphasic wave, acomposite wave created by

Description of Parts     17NameQWaveform modulation key(MODU)RDirect current key(DC)SAlternate key(ALTN)FunctionPress this key to modulate the externa

18     Description of PartsMemorySettings can be saved for retrieval later.NameTMemory keys(P1, P2)FunctionTo save the settings, press P1 or P2 for mo

Description of Parts     19RearSTOPINPUTMODUMIXMAINSTARTMAIN KEYSTARTEXTTRIGEXTTRIGSPEAKERto PCOFF ONOUTPUTINTERVALDELAYMAININTERVALSET CYCLESENDTRAIN

20     Description of PartsName4Main start signal input terminal(MAIN START)5Main key start terminal(MAIN KEY START)6Stop signal input terminal(STOP)7

1A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms

Description of Parts     21Name8Mixing signal input terminal(MIX)9Modulation signal inputterminal (MODU)FunctionInput the desired signal to this termi

22     Description of PartsSynchronizing Signal Output TerminalThe following signal is provided as a synchronizing signal for otherdevices.The synchro

Description of Parts     23nameDelay signal output terminal(DELAY)Interval signal output terminal(INTERVAL)Train end signal output terminal(TRAIN END)

24     General Handling PrecautionsGeneral Handling PrecautionsHCAUTIONThe electronic stimulator has a high voltage output capacity of up to ±50 V.Dir

General Handling Precautions     255. The output terminal has a short-circuit protective circuit, but avoid short-circuiting for long periods as this

26     PreparationPreparationInstalling the Serial Converter Driver Software1. Turn on the PC is installed the Scope application.End the Scope applica

Preparation     277. Installing the USB Serial Converter driver software is started.8. Click the Finish button to finish installing the USB Serial Con

28     Preparation10. Click “Search for the best driver in these locations.”.Specify the CD-ROM drive, and then click the Next > button.11.Installi

Preparation     29Scope Settings1. Initial setting of the Scope (PowerLab)1) Click the Preferences, and then click the External Stimulator in the Edit

30     Preparation2. Taking of the setting information of the electronic stimulator into the ScopeapplicationThe Scope begins at the same time when th

CAUTION - 1HCAUTIONAlways use the supplied 3-pin cable for the power cable.If any other power cable is used, it may result in an electric shock to the

Preparation     313. Setting the electronic stimulator from the Scope applicationThe stimulation condition of the electronic stimulator can be set by

32     Preparation4) Click the Paste button to the setting condition is put.5) Confirm the setting condition is displayed, and then click the Writebut

Preparation     33Installing the StimulatorTake the following precautions when installing the stimulator.1. Avoid contact with water or chemicals. Als

34     Preparation3. When stimulating with the isolator, connect the isolator to the [to ISO]output connector.[Note] /When connecting the isolator, ti

Specifications     35SpecificationsStimulation TriggerMain Interval(1) STARTA) MANUAL switch (front panel)B) START INPUT (rear)Input pulse: +3.5 V or

36     Specifications4) TRAINSetting range: 1 to 999Continuous operation when set to “run”Stimulation Output1) Output polarity and OFFPolarity switch:

Specifications     377) ±50 V outputLinearity: 0 to ±5 V, within ±100 mV±5 V to ±50 V, within ±5%Output impedance: 10 ohms or lessOutput waveform: 7 µ

38     SpecificationsDurability6 years (based on self-certification of company data)InstallationIndoor installation typeSafety StandardsApplicable saf

Specifications     39Guidance and manufacture’s declaration - electromagnetic emissionsThis Model 1001 is intended for use in the electromagnetic envi

40     SpecificationsGuidance and manufacture’s declaration - electromagnetic immunityThis Model 1001 is intended for use in the electromagnetic envir

Operator’s Manual 1001 iGENERAL HANDLING PRECAUTIONSThis device is intended for use only by qualified medical personnel.Use only our approved product

Specifications     41Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communicationsequipment and the 1001This Model 1001 is intended f

 is document was, as far as possible, accurate at the time of release. However, changes may have been made to the so ware and hardware it describes

CAUTION - 1HCAUTIONAlways use the supplied 3-pin cable for the power cable.If any other power cable is used, it may result in an electric shock to the

Operator’s Manual 1001 iGENERAL HANDLING PRECAUTIONSThis device is intended for use only by qualified medical personnel.Use only our approved product

ii Operator’s Manual 1001CAUTIONUnited States law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

Operator’s Manual 1001 iiiEMC RELATED CAUTIONThis equipment and/or system complies with the International Standard IEC 60601-2 for electromagneticcom

iv Operator’s Manual 10018. Use of unspecified configuration:When the equipment and/or system is used with the unspecified system configuration diffe

ContentsIntroduction ... 2Features ... 2Confi

2     IntroductionIntroductionThe electronic stimulator is used for the basic physiological andpharmacological research and experiments.This device is

ii Operator’s Manual 1001CAUTIONUnited States law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

Introduction     3ConfigurationPeripheral DevicesOscilloscope Data Processor TRIGOUTPUTto ISOSetup DataComputerElectronic Stimulator 1001Patch Clamp A

4     IntroductionElectronic Stimulator 1001 Hardware ConfigurationSerial 0Communications UnitEEPROMAmplifierto Data ProcessorSCI-BTRIGLEVELSettingsSt

Precautionary Labels and Indications     5Precautionary Labels and IndicationsSee the relevant reference page for details of each label or indication.

6     List of SymbolsList of SymbolsThe following symbols are used in connection with the stimulator.An explanation of each symbol is given in the tab

Description of Parts     7Description of PartsFrontPower On/OffThis button is used to turn the power on and off.Keys and DialUsed to increase or decre

8     Description of PartsMain IntervalControls the repeat cycle (T1) and repeat count (N1) as well as startingand stopping of stimulation.(The timing

Description of Parts     9FunctionLights when MAIN INTERVAL is operating.(As it is sometimes difficult to tell whether MAIN INTERVAL is operatingwhen

10     Description of PartsExternal Trigger (EXT TRIG)Like MAIN INTERVAL, this generates a trigger pulse. It is used to controlthe stimulation repeat

Description of Parts     11NameBTrigger level adjustment knob(EXT TRIG LEVEL)FunctionSelects whether the trigger is activated at the signal level that

12     Description of PartsStimulation Waveform SetupThis component receives the main interval trigger signal, external triggersignal, etc., sets the

Operator’s Manual 1001 iiiEMC RELATED CAUTIONThis equipment and/or system complies with the International Standard IEC 60601-2 for electromagneticcom

Description of Parts     13NameCTrigger signal selector key(MAIN, EXT)DDelay time display(DELAY)EStimulation pulse intervaldisplay (INTERVAL)FStimulat

14     Description of PartsNameIPolarity selector key( , OFF, )JOutput voltage display(VOLTAGE)FunctionSwitches the polarity of the stimulation pulse

Description of Parts     15NameKOutput selector key(±50 V / ±10 V)Lto ISO(Isolator output connector)MOutput terminalFunctionWhen the key is pressed, t

16     Description of PartsBIPHASIC, MIX, MODU, DC, ALTNThese keys are used when stimulation is performed by biphasic wave, acomposite wave created by

Description of Parts     17NameQWaveform modulation key(MODU)RDirect current key(DC)SAlternate key(ALTN)FunctionPress this key to modulate the externa

18     Description of PartsMemorySettings can be saved for retrieval later.NameTMemory keys(P1, P2)FunctionTo save the settings, press P1 or P2 for mo

Description of Parts     19RearSTOPINPUTMODUMIXMAINSTARTMAIN KEYSTARTEXTTRIGEXTTRIGSPEAKERto PCOFF ONOUTPUTINTERVALDELAYMAININTERVALSET CYCLESENDTRAIN

20     Description of PartsName4Main start signal input terminal(MAIN START)5Main key start terminal(MAIN KEY START)6Stop signal input terminal(STOP)7

Description of Parts     21Name8Mixing signal input terminal(MIX)9Modulation signal inputterminal (MODU)FunctionInput the desired signal to this termi

22     Description of PartsSynchronizing Signal Output TerminalThe following signal is provided as a synchronizing signal for otherdevices.The synchro

iv Operator’s Manual 10018. Use of unspecified configuration:When the equipment and/or system is used with the unspecified system configuration diffe

Description of Parts     23nameDelay signal output terminal(DELAY)Interval signal output terminal(INTERVAL)Train end signal output terminal(TRAIN END)

24     General Handling PrecautionsGeneral Handling PrecautionsHCAUTIONThe electronic stimulator has a high voltage output capacity of up to ±50 V.Dir

General Handling Precautions     255. The output terminal has a short-circuit protective circuit, but avoid short-circuiting for long periods as this

26     PreparationPreparationInstalling the Serial Converter Driver Software1. Turn on the PC is installed the Scope application.End the Scope applica

Preparation     277. Installing the USB Serial Converter driver software is started.8. Click the Finish button to finish installing the USB Serial Con

28     Preparation10. Click “Search for the best driver in these locations.”.Specify the CD-ROM drive, and then click the Next > button.11.Installi

Preparation     29Scope Settings1. Initial setting of the Scope (PowerLab)1) Click the Preferences, and then click the External Stimulator in the Edit

30     Preparation2. Taking of the setting information of the electronic stimulator into the ScopeapplicationThe Scope begins at the same time when th

Preparation     313. Setting the electronic stimulator from the Scope applicationThe stimulation condition of the electronic stimulator can be set by

32     Preparation4) Click the Paste button to the setting condition is put.5) Confirm the setting condition is displayed, and then click the Writebut

Preparation     33Installing the StimulatorTake the following precautions when installing the stimulator.1. Avoid contact with water or chemicals. Als

34     Preparation3. When stimulating with the isolator, connect the isolator to the [to ISO]output connector.[Note] /When connecting the isolator, ti

Specifications     35SpecificationsStimulation TriggerMain Interval(1) STARTA) MANUAL switch (front panel)B) START INPUT (rear)Input pulse: +3.5 V or

36     Specifications4) TRAINSetting range: 1 to 999Continuous operation when set to “run”Stimulation Output1) Output polarity and OFFPolarity switch:

Specifications     377) ±50 V outputLinearity: 0 to ±5 V, within ±100 mV±5 V to ±50 V, within ±5%Output impedance: 10 ohms or lessOutput waveform: 7 µ

38     SpecificationsDurability6 years (based on self-certification of company data)InstallationIndoor installation typeSafety StandardsApplicable saf

Specifications     39Guidance and manufacture’s declaration - electromagnetic emissionsThis Model 1001 is intended for use in the electromagnetic envi

40     SpecificationsGuidance and manufacture’s declaration - electromagnetic immunityThis Model 1001 is intended for use in the electromagnetic envir

Specifications     41Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communicationsequipment and the 1001This Model 1001 is intended f

2A-M Systems, Inc.131 Business Park Loop, P.O. Box 850 Carlsborg, Wa 98324Telophone: 800-426-1306 * 360-683-8300 * FAX: 360-683-3525E-mail: sales@a-ms