Rigaku Smartlab SE User manual
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Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................1
Overall ofSmartLab
SE/SmartLab
Studio
II
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Glossary.................................................................................................................. 2
Package Activity..................
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PattActivity...................................................................................................... 2
Manuals and Helps ................................................................................................... 3
Manuals ........................................................................................................... 3
User Manual and Helps ............
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How to make a measurement?..............................................................................5
The flow
of
Package Activity
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5
(1) Turning on the power
of
SmartLab SE ............................................................... 6
(2) Turning on the power
of
control PC for SmartLab SE ............................................ 7
(3) Starting
up
SmartLab Studio
II
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(4)
Turning on the X-ray generator
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(5) Choosing a PackageActivity...........................................................................
10
(6) Specifying Conditions
of
PartActivities ............................................................
11
Specifying Optics Alignment Part conditions ..............................................
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11
Specifying Sample Alignment Part conditions .....................................................
12
Specifying DataAcquisition Part conditions .......................................................
13
(7) Executing Package Activity .................................
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15
(8) Turning
off
the X-ray generator.......................
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(9)
Shutting down SmartLab Studio II ................................................................... 18
(10) Turning
off
the power
of
SmartLab SE ................... ........................................ 18
(11) Turning
off
the power
of
control PC for SmartLab SE ............
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IOverall of
Smartlab
SE/Smartlab
Studio
II
The SmartLab
SE
automated multipurpose X-ray diffractometer is a
general-purpose X-ray diffraction system equipped with a theta-theta goniometer
featuring a horizontal sample mount.
By
changing devices and optical units, the
operator can measure and evaluate a wide variety
of
materials from powder
samples to thin film samples.
SmartLab Studio II
is
a software program designed to control X-ray diffraction
measurement pe1formed by SmaitLab
SE
and analyze the measured data. It has a
function named "PackageActivities" which will navigate you through X-ray
measurement procedure according to the purpose
of
the measurement. In a
Package Activities, a series
of
procedures,
such
as optics alignments, sample
position adjustments, and measurement condition configurations, are packaged.
The user
just
has
to
select a package that meets the purpose
of
the sample
evaluation and enter simple sample information; from then on,
just
by following
the guidance, the user
can
complete the measurement. Most
of
the
optical
components and devices used in SmartLab
SE
are recognized by SmartLab
Studio II.
If
an incorrect slit or analyzer is mounted, SmartLab Studio II will
notify the user by a message to replace the incorrect optics, thus the
measurement
can
always be performed with the best system configuration.
Although each Package Activity
is
designed by expertise who are
well-experienced in that field, users can customize the conditions
of
alignments
or
measurements as necessary to let the PackageActivities be applicable for
special cases as well. Pro Control (manual measurement) is also available, thus a
wide range
of
users can use the system.
Smru1Lab
SE
Getting Stru1ed Guide 1
Introduction I
Glossary
Package
Activity
A
Package
activity refers to a packaged series
of
steps (optics alignment
------>
sample
alignment------>
measurement operations) in an X-ray measurement
procedure. Package activities for specific analytical purposes, such as
Reflectivity Package activity and Texture Package activity, are made ready in
SmartLab Studio
II
.
A Package activity consists
of
multiple
Part
activities, which are steps in an
X-ray measurement procedure, such as
alignm1ent
or measurement.
Part
Activity
A
Part
Activity refers to a single step, such as alignment or measurement, which
are enabled
by
scans and axis movement. Conditions are specified in a Part
Activity beforehand; therefore, using Part Activities allows easy alignment and
measurement operations without the need to enter detailed scan conditions or
axis drive conditions. SmartLab Studio
II
offers Optics Alignment Part, Sample
Alignment Part, and various data measurement Parts, as well as Basic Part which
provides fundamental functions such as axis drive and scan.
Activities
panel
PackageActivities, and
Part
Activities are shown on the Activities panel in
SmartLab Studio
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Manuals
and
Helps
IManuals and Helps
SmaitLab Studio II provides several types
of
manuals and help topics. Refer to
the necessary manuals and help topics according to your purpose.
Manuals
Guidelines for safe use
of
the
X-ray
diffractometer
This guideline summarizes the cautions to prevent accidents, such
as
X-ray
exposure, electric shock due to contact with high-voltage parts
of
SmaitLab SE,
and other fatal accidents or injuries.
Read this manual thoroughly before starting to use SmartLab SE for the first
time.
Getting
Started
Guide (this manual)
This "Getting Started Guide" describes the
ov1~rall
information
of
SmartLab SE
and SmartLab Studio II together with the flow
of
a Package Activity which
is
a
typical measurement procedure. When using Sma1tLab SE for the first time, read
this manual. This Getting Staited Guide does not include safety precautions
upon handling Sma1tLab SE. Be sure to read the "Guideline for Safe use
of
the
X-ray Diffractometer" as well.
SmartLab
SE Instruction
Manual
This manual describes the names
of
SmartLab SE paits and units and how to
mount them. When using SmaitLab SE for the first time, make sure to read this
manual beforehand. Read this manual as necessary, such as when replacing
(mounting or removing) optical units or sample attachments.
Others
Instruction manuals other than those described above may be included according
to the optional components. Before using the optional components for the first
time, read all the instruction manuals included with the optional components.
User Manual and Helps
SmartLab Studio II User Manual can be referred to by clicking
Manual
in the
File menu
of
SmaitLab Studio II. The help topics
of
PartActivities can also be
displayed by clicking the 0 button on the title bar
of
a panel.
SmartLab
Studio
II
User
Manual
Sma1tLab Studio II User Manual describes the functions
of
SmartLab Studio II
in detail. Each function is described together with a simple usage example. Read
this reference help for details on the procedure
of
each function. Read this
reference for details on how to create a macro measurement as well.
Help topic
of
Part
Activities
This help topic describes the configuration and the alignment and measurement
flow
of
each PaitActivity.
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This chapter describes
how
to use PackageActivities, which are typical
measurement methods
of
SmartLab SE.
This Getting Started Guide describes only the overall information
of
Package
Activities.
It
does not describe the configurations and precautions
of
each Package
Activities in detail. For details, refer to the help topic
of
each PackageActivity.
Note that in this Getting Started Guide, the imag,
es
of
General-General (BB)
Package Activity are used as examples.
IThe flow of Package Activity
The following flow shows the overall flow
of
Package Activities, from starting
up SmartLab SE, specifying conditions and executing Package Activities, and up
to shutting down SmartLab SE.
Start
[l]
Turning on the power
of
SmaitLab
SE
[2] Turning on the power
of
control PC for SmartLab SE
[3] Starting up SmartLab Studio II
[4] Turning on the X-ray generator
[5] Choosing a PackageActivity
[6] Specifying the Conditions
of
Pait
Activities
[7] Executing the PackageActivity
[8] Turning
off
the X-ray generator
[9] Shutting down SmaitLab Studio
II
[10] Turning
off
the power
of
SmartLab
SE
[11] Turning offthe power
of
control PC for SmartLab
SE
End
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How to make a measurement?
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[1]
Turning
on
the power
of
Smartlab
SE
Power on indicator
Power key
1
Make
sure
that
the power key
is
inserted into the front panel
of
the
instrument.
If
the power key is not inse1ted, insert the power key.
2
Turn
the power key clockwise to the ) position
(further
to the
right
than
the
O position).
When the power key
is
turned, the instrument initialization will start.
It
will take
about 5 minutes for the initialization to be completed. The instrument control in
SmartLab Studio II is unavailable while the initialization
is
in process.
3
The
key automatically moves to the O position
and
the Power-On
indicator
turns
on.
Power
key Power-on indicator
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The power-on indicator
is
lighted when SmartLab SE is turned on. The alarm indicator •
will
be
blinking
in
red
in
an error occurs. For details, n!fer to "SmartLab SE Instruction
Manual".
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you use HyPix-400, refer to the Instruction Manual "Smartlab SE + HyPix-400 System "
before going to the next step.
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(2] Turning
on
the power
of
control PC for
SmartLab
SE
[2]
Turning
on
the power of control
PC
for
Smartlab
SE
Make sure that SmartLab SE
is
connected to the control PC, and then turn
on
the
PC.
1
[3]
Starting up
Smartlab
Studio
II
Double-click the
SmartLab
Studio
II
shortcut
icon on the desktop.
The login window appears.
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the login name
and
password in the Login
and
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respectively,
and
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How to make a measurement?
Plugin names which are being loaded will be displayed on the splash screen
of
Smai1Lab Studio II. Please wait 30 -60 seconds. The splash screen will
be closed and the main window
of
Smai1Lab Studio
II
will be displayed.
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The instrnment
initialization which starts
immediately after the
power
of
SmartLab SE is
turned
on
will take about
5 minutes. While the
initialization is
in
process,
the Execute button cannot
be clicked.
[4]
Turning
on the X-ray
generator
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[4]
Turning
on
the X-ray generator
Turn on the power
of
the X-ray generator and execute aging according to the
procedure below. The purpose
of
aging
is
to warm up the X-ray generator. It will
take about 7 to
12
minutes for the high voltage applied to become stable.
1 Click Home-Startup/Shutdown to display the Startup/Shutdown
panel.
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iw
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30
mA)
Data &
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r Start
up/S
hutdown
Ru
n
e
XGoff
Se
t
to
minimum
2 Set the frequency
of
X-ray
generator
usage, voltage,
and
current.
Select Use aging table recommended from frequency
of
use under Aging
condition.
3 Click the Excute button to
start
aging.
Aging will be performed until the voltage and current applied to the X-ray
tube reach the preset values.
After the aging process is completed, the tube voltage and current values
will be displayed on the H/W status panel.
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When the X-ray generator is turned on, the X-ray on lamps will turn on.
X-ray
on
la
mp
s
4 Click the
t3
button to close the
Startup/Shutdown
panel.
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How to make a measurement?
10
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[5]
Choosing a Package Ac:tivity
In
this section, choose a Package Activity according to the purpose
of
the
measurement.
1 Select a Package activity from the Paclkage Activities panel,
and
drag
&
drop
the Package activity on
the
Sequence in the
PackagePart
panel.
Here, select General (BB) from the
General
section, and drag & drop it
on
the Sequence panel.
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of
the three
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activities will be
displayed on the Sequence.
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To
display a Part Activity
dialog box, click the Part
Activity button on the
Sequence.
[6]
Specifying Conditions of
Part
Activities
I
[6]
Specifying Conditions of Part Activities
Specify the conditions
of
PartActivities displayed on the Sequence according to
the procedure below.
In this section, the
General
-
General
(BB) Package Activities
is
used as an
example.
Specifying Optics
Alignment
Part ccmditions
1 Click the Optics Alignment (BB) buttoin on the Sequence,
and
then
set
conditions in the OpticsAlignment (BB) dialog box
that
appears.
(1)
To
change the optical components and devices to be used
in
the
alignment, select Customize optics, and then click the Customize
( button.
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(2) Select Full
if
you perform the aligrunent from the beginning. Select
Quick (only receiving optics)
if
you perform the quick alignment
based on the past alignment results.
(3) Select the name to register the alignment results from the
User
settings box, or click the New button and enter a new registration
name.
Optics Alignment (
BB)
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Optical.~:!lings
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521
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mi
rror
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nt
conditions
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vi
ng
op
ti
cs
)
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i
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-
~tr
ation-
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s attribute:
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System
sett
ings
Registration
date
:
P
os
t a
li
gn
me
nt
L
.J
P
rin
t
ou
t results
I Execute I
New
..
.
OK Cancel
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For
details on how to specify the conditions, click the ? button and refer to the help
topic that appears.
SmartLab SE Getting Started Guide
11
How to make a measurement?
12
Specifying
Sample
Alignment
Part
conditions
1 Click the SampleAlignment (Powder, Hulk)
button
on the Sequence
and
set conditions in the SampleAlignment (Powder, Bulk) dialog box
that
appears.
(1) Select the attachment and sample plate to be used
in
the alignment.
(2) Select one
of
the four sample alignment conditions.
(3)
To
customize the scan conditions, select Customize conditions and
then click the Customize button.
Sa
mple Ali
gnmen
t (
Po
wder,
Bu
lk)
Sample alignment
con
d· ons
Attachment
.an
d sample plat
e:
5tanddrd + height reference sam
pl
e plate
•
No
height alignment
Set regis
tered
p
os
ition wrth
out
a
li
gnmen
t
Curv
ed
samp
le (Z sc
an
on
ly
}
Flat sample
•
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t a sample ~very time
Ex
ecute OK
Ca
ncel
m~
For details on how to specify the conditions, click the v.button and refer to the help
topic that appears.
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