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PREMIER Power and Energy Meter User Manual Revision 9.3 1

WARRANTY

The Edmund Optics PREMIER Single Channel Laser Power and Energy Meter carries a one-year

warranty (from date of shipment) against material and/or workmanship defects, when used under normal

operating conditions. The warranty does not cover damages related to battery leakage or misuse.

Edmund Optics will repair or replace, at Edmund Optics option, any PREMIER that proves to be defective

during the warranty period, except in the case of product misuse.

Any attempt by an unauthorized person to alter or repair the product voids the warranty.

The manufacturer is not liable for consequential damages of any kind.

In case of malfunction, contact your local Edmund Optics distributor or nearest Edmund Optics office to

obtain a return authorization number. The material should be returned to:

Edmund Optics, Inc

101 E. Gloucester Pike

Barrington, NJ 08007

P: 1-800-363-1992

F: 1-856-573-6295

E: techsup@edmundoptics.com

Web: www.edmundoptics.com

CLAIMS

To obtain warranty service, contact your nearest Edmund Optics agent or send the product, with a

description of the problem, and prepaid transportation and insurance, to the nearest Edmund Optics

agent. Edmund Optics assumes no risk for damage during transit. Edmund Optics will, at its option, repair

or replace the defective product free of charge or refund your purchase price. However, if Edmund Optics

determines that the failure is caused by misuse, alterations, accident or abnormal conditions of operation

or handling, you will be billed for the repair and the repaired product will be returned to you, transportation

prepaid.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Do not use the PREMIER if the device or the detector looks damaged, or if you suspect that the

PREMIER is not operating properly.

Appropriate installation must be done for water-cooled and fan-cooled detectors. Refer to the specific

instructions for more information. Wait a few minutes before handling the detectors after power is

applied. Surfaces of the detectors get very hot and there is a risk of injury if they are not allowed to cool

down.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction

manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this

equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the

user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved in writing by Edmund Optics may

void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

SYMBOLS

The following international symbols are used in this manual:

Refer to the manual for specific Warning or Caution information to avoid any

damage to the product.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................4

1.2. SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................5

1.3. FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION..............................................................................................................7

1.4. TOP PANEL DESCRIPTION..................................................................................................................8

2.1. HOW TO ACCESS THE DIFFERENT MENUS OF THE PREMIER’S USER INTERFACE ................................12

2.2. QUICK POWER AND ENERGY MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE..................................................................14

2.3. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREMIER NAVIGATION MENU.........................................................................16

2.4. HOME.............................................................................................................................................17

2.4.1. Set Device.............................................................................................................................18

2.4.2. Set Measure..........................................................................................................................24

2.4.3. Display...................................................................................................................................32

2.4.4. Acquisition.............................................................................................................................41

2.4.5. Startup Config........................................................................................................................43

2.4.6. About.....................................................................................................................................44

2.5. SEARCH.......................................................................................................................................45

2.6. INFO .............................................................................................................................................46

2.7. MANAGE USB..............................................................................................................................47

2.8. BACK TO MEASURE BUTTON....................................................................................................47

3.1. USB SERIAL COMMUNICATION ........................................................................................................48

3.1.1. Installation .............................................................................................................................48

3.1.2. Setting up Communication to the PREMIER.........................................................................48

3.2. ETHERNET COMMUNICATION ...........................................................................................................49

3.3. PC-PREMIER USER-FRIENDLY SERIAL DATA ACQUISITION SOFTWARE ..............................................50

3.4. TRADITIONAL COMMUNICATION SETTINGS........................................................................................51

3.4.1. Serial Command format ........................................................................................................51

3.4.2. PREMIER Binary Mode Description......................................................................................51

3.4.3. Serial Command Directory....................................................................................................53

3.4.4. Serial commands...................................................................................................................54

3.4.4.1 Error Messages................................................................................................................................65

MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................................................................66

3.5. USB INSTALLATION FOR THE PREMIER..........................................................................................66

3.6. FREE SOFTWARE UPGRADE ............................................................................................................66

3.7. BATTERY CHARGING.......................................................................................................................66

3.8. TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................................................66

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...........................................................................................................67

APPENDIX A...............................................................................................................................................68

QED/12/25/50/65/95 ATTENUATOR/DIFFUSER CALIBRATION PROCEDURE ..................................................68

APPENDIX B...............................................................................................................................................69

RECYCLING AND SEPARATION PROCEDURE..................................................................................................69

SEPARATION..............................................................................................................................................69

DISMANTLING PROCEDURE .........................................................................................................................69

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1. THE PREMIER

1.1.Introduction

To obtain the full performance from the PREMIER, we recommend that you read this manual carefully.

The PREMIER is a microprocessor-based power and energy meter that uses the latest technology to

provide a multitude of options in a user-friendly environment. It is intuitively accessible using a touch

screen. It is a complete power and energy meter. The PREMIER provides a statistical analysis of your

measurements. It allows you to store data on an external USB key. Moreover, the PREMIER can be

updated by connecting a USB key with the new file available on our web site in the download section.

The PREMIER has enhanced network capabilities that take further advantage of the USB port for data

acquisition and remote control. In addition to the external USB key, it can also transfer data files to a PC

for more sophisticated data analysis. Furthermore, the PREMIER responds to commands through the PC

interface using the USB port. To transform your PC screen into a virtual PREMIER, look for the easy-to-

use communications software on our website.

There is no need to enter the head specifications when connecting the new Edmund Optics power or

energy detector heads, for heads version 5 and above. The PREMIER is already internally set to accept

the latest Edmund Optics wattmeter and joulemeter heads with a DB-15 connector. The PREMIER

supports both fast and slow heads with a rise time from 5 s to 10 s.

The PREMIER can reread heads in hot plug situation. Before inserting a new head, wait for the

PREMIER to stop displaying numbers. Once the head has been detected, the monitor will wait 2 seconds

to ensure that the head is properly inserted. If you do not respect these conditions and the head is not

read correctly, reboot the PREMIER.

Unpacking

Each Edmund Optics PREMIER is thoroughly tested and calibrated prior to shipment.

Visually inspect every PREMIER unit after removing it from the shipping containers. If you see any

damage, retain all packaging materials and shipping receipts. Any damage claim should be made

promptly to the transportation company. Notify the nearest Edmund Optics representative concerning the

claim, so that any repair or replacement can be arranged as soon as possible.

Easy Software Upgrade

Keep in touch with the latest improvements to our user-friendly software by going to our website.

Download the latest software version anytime and install it on the PREMIER with the USB key. You will

find all the necessary information on downloading and upgrading in section 3.6.

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1.2.Specifications

The following specifications are based on a one-year calibration cycle, an operating temperature of 18 to

28ºC (64 to 82ºF) and a relative humidity not exceeding 80%. Monitors must be stored in an environment

between -20oC to 60oC (-4 to 140oF) and a relative humidity not exceeding 90%.

Table 1-1 List of Specifications

POWER METER SPECIFICATIONS

Power Range

4 pW to 30 kW

Power Scales

(photo diode head)

300pW, 1nW, 3nW, 10nW, 30nW, 100nW, 300nW, 1µW, 3µW, 10µW,

30µW, 100µW, 300µW, 1mW, 3mW, 10mW, 30mW, 100mW, 300mW,

1W, 3W

Power Scales

(thermal head)

16 scales: 300uW, 1mW, 3mW, 10mW, 30mW, 100mW, 300mW, 1W,

3W, 10W, 30W, 100W, 300W, 1kW, 3kW, 10kW, 30kW

Pyroelectric in power

mode range (UM-B)

100µW, 300µW, 1mW, 3mW, 10mW, 30mW, 100mW, 300mW

Resolution (digital)

Current scale/8192

Monitor Accuracy

±0.25 % 5 µV best scale1

Response Time

(accelerated)2

Head dependent (~1 sec)

Statistics

Current value, Max, Min, Average, Std Dev., RMS stability, PTP stability,

Time

Data Storage

Continuous on USB stick

ENERGY METER SPECIFICATIONS

Energy Range

2fJ to 30kJ

Energy Scales [2]

(photo diode head)

300fJ, 1 pJ, 3 pJ, 10 pJ, 30 pJ, 300pJ, 1 nJ, 3 nJ, 10 nJ, 30 nJ, 100nJ,

300nJ, 1 uJ, 3 uJ,10uJ, 30uJ, 100µJ, 300µJ, 1mJ, 3mJ, 10mJ, 30mJ

Energy Scales [2]

(thermal head)

3mJ, 10mJ, 30mJ, 100mJ, 300mJ, 1J, 3J, 10J, 30J, 100J, 300J, 1kJ, 3kJ,

10kJ, 30kJ

Resolution (digital)

Current scale/8192

Accuracy3

1.0 %50 µV < 6 kHz

2%50 µV 6kHz to 10 kHz

Default Trigger Level

2 %

SOFTWARE

TRIGGER LEVEL

0.1% to 99.9%, 0.1% resolution

Repetition

Frequency4

2 kHz for data acquisition in the real time full screen display, no missing

point

1.3 kHz for data acquisition in real time with time stamp, no missing point

2 kHz in statistics mode, no missing point

From 2 kHz to 10kHz the PREMIER will send the latest energy pulse

every 500us. (corresponding to a subsampling at 2 kHz).

The 5µV offset can introduce an error into low power measurements with low sensitivity detectors. It is

essential to use the Zero Offset to re-zero the PREMIER before making a measurement in these

conditions. It is always good practice to use the Zero Offset. See section 2.2.

Varies with detector head.

Including linearity, detector dependent.

In a full size statistic’s windows, no scope display and no serial communication.

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Frequency

Measurement

Accurate frequency measurement up to 14kHz

0-1000 Hz: 0.1% accuracy

1000-2000 Hz: 0.5%

2000-14000 Hz: 1%

Statistics

Current value, Max, Min, Average, Std Dev., RMS stability, PTP stability,

Time, Pulse #, Repetition Rate, Avg Power.

Data Storage

Continuous on USB stick

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Digital Display

112.9 x 84.7mm RGB color LCD with touchscreen, 640 x 480 Pixels

Display Rate

3 Hz numeric display

15 Hz bar graph & needle display

Scope

500 divisions

Data Displays

Real time, Scope, Averaging, Statistics, Digital tuning needle

User input correction

factors

1 multiplier and 1 offset (7 digits floating point)

Analog Output

0 –1 volt, full scale, ± .5%

Internet Upgrades

USB STICK

PC Serial Commands

USB & Ethernet5

& RS-232

No missing point

throughput serial

frequency

300 Hz

Dimensions (without

stand)

216 mm(W) x 122 mm (H) x 45.7 mm (D)

Weight (with stand)

0.670 kg

Battery Pack

4 rechargeable 1.2 V Ni-MH AA

Battery life

6.5 hours6

Battery charge time

4 hours

Universal External

Power Supply

Input: 100/240 VAC 50-60 Hz, Output 9 VDC 1.66 A.

USB cable included. RS-232 cable must be purchased separately.

6Backlight at 50% in real time display. The scope and averaging displays decrease the autonomy by

20%.

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1.3.Front Panel Description

Fig. 1-1 PREMIER Front Panel

I/O control key

Pressing the I/O key quickly when the PREMIER is OFF turns the PREMIER ON (do not hold

the I/O key). To turn the PREMIER off, press the I/O key. To prevent battery leakage and to

increase battery life, we recommend switching the PREMIER off when not in use.

LCD SCREEN

Dimensions: 112.9 x 84.7mm RGB color Touchscreen LCD, 640 x 480 Pixels.

To access any of the options or menus, simply touch the appropriate icon or button on the

screen.

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1.4.Top Panel Description

Fig. 1-2 PREMIER Top Panel

USB Port for USB Key

This interface allows the user to insert a USB key for an easy and quick data transfer without

having to connect the monitor to a PC. If your key is not recognized, try using a new one. Old

and slow USB keys are not supported.

Ethernet Port

This interface allows remote control and data transfers between the PREMIER and a

computer that has an ETHERNET communication port.

External Power Supply Jack

CAUTION

Permanent damage may occur to the optical meter if an external power supply other than

the Edmund Optics P/N 200960A is used. Please call Edmund Optics or your local

distributor if extra power supplies are needed.

Input voltage required: 9 VDC/1.66A. If input voltage is between 15 and 25 volts, the monitor

will switch to USB power or battery power. If the input power is above 26 volts, either the

internal fuse will blow or the monitor may be damaged, depending on the voltage level and

the waveform.

USB Interface Connectors

This interface allows remote control and data transfers between the PREMIER and a

computer that has a USB communication port.

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Serial Interface Connector (RS-232, Analog Out, Ext. Trigger)

RS-232:

The RS-232 interface allows remote control and data transfers between the PREMIER and a

computer, a terminal, or any device that has a serial communication port. To use the RS-232

port, you must have a special cable (part number 201860).

Analog out:

It allows monitoring the laser average power or energy by using external equipment such as a

chart recorder, a computer with an analog interface, a voltmeter, etc. To use the analog

output port, you must have a special cable (part number 201958).

For power measurements: the output signal represents the amplified and anticipated power

detector response.

For energy measurements: the output signal is a DC voltage representing the pulse energy

value.

The 1 V value corresponds to the full scale reading of the selected range. It provides the best

signal-to-noise ratio. The measured power or energy is then related to the output voltage and

to the selected range according to the following equations:

For example:

1.00 V corresponds to 10 Watt on the 10 W range

0.25 V corresponds to 2.5 Watt on the 10 W range

0.10 V corresponds to 30 mW on the 300 mW range.

Specifications:

Maximum output voltage: 1 V

Output impedance: 2 k

External trigger:

To use the external trigger, you must use a special cable (part number 201956). The External

trigger is TTL compatible. The maximum voltage is 25 volts, the trigger needs a positive

voltage, the minimum width is 1 µs. The monitor detects the trigger on the rising side of the

external trigger signal. To measure accurately, the trigger must be just before the laser pulse,

or just after.

For example:

A QE12SP-S-MT has a 20 µs rise time

The External trigger must be 4 µs before or 19 µs after the laser pulse.

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