Ophir Optronics Ltd QSR Manuel D’Utilisation

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Chapter 1 – Introduction  
This guide describes the operation of the Ophir StarLab application software, 
which supports the following Ophir devices: 
SmartHead to USB Interface, referred to in this guide as USBI. 
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Pulsar-4, Pulsar-2, Pulsar-1. 
Quasar 
Nova-II, for data-logging and log file extraction. 
Vega, for data-logging and log file extraction. 
This chapter provides introductory information about the USBI, Pulsar and 
Quasar devices. Topics include: 
Note: StarLab version 1.00 supports only the Quasar device. Support for the 
USBI and Pulsar devices will be added into a later release of StarLab. 
Support for USBI and Pulsar devices is via Ophir USBI application 
software. 
Note: The only difference between the Pulsar-4 (four channel device), 
Pulsar-2 (two channel device), and the Pulsar-1 (one channel device) 
is the number of channels that each of the devices support. Throughout 
the guide these devices are referred to collectively as the “Pulsar”. 
The USBI is a different single channel device, as explained below. 
Note: The Pulsar-4, Pulsar-2 and Pulsar-1 devices were previously known as 
the "USBI-4", "USBI-2" and "USBI-1" devices. 
USBI, Pulsar and Quasar Overview  
The USBI, Pulsar and Quasar devices belong to Ophir’s line of laser power and 
energy measurement instruments. Utilizing smart head technology, the devices 
support the complete line of Ophir thermopile, photodiode, PD10, and 
pyroelectric smart head detectors. Combining the proven microprocessor-based 
measurement technology of Ophir’s Nova, Nova II, Vega and LaserStar 
instruments with a USB delivery to your PC, the USBI and Pulsar devices 
provide highly accurate measurements together with an easy-to-use graphical 
interface. The Quasar device provides a wireless connection to your PC using 
Bluetooth™ technology, allowing remote measurements in locations difficult to 
reach using a direct wire USB connection.  
StarLab User Guide