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Agilent Technologies 5745A J1 Connector Connections, Voltage of the power supply, Mating Plug

Models: 5751A 5744A 5743A 5750A 5749A 5752A 5747A 5742A 5748A 5741A 5745A 5746A

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2 Installation

J1 Connector Connections

	SHOCK HAZARD There is a potential shock hazard at the J1 connector when
WARNING
	using a power supply with a rated output greater than 40V. Ensure that the
	load wiring insulation rating is greater than or equal to the maximum output
	voltage of the power supply.

	External programming and monitoring signal are located on the J1
	connector. The power supply is shipped with a mating plug that
	makes it easy for you to make your wire connections. It is essential to
	use this plastic-body plug to conform to safety agency requirements.
	If a shield is required for the J1 wires, connect the shield to the
	ground screw located on the power supply chassis.
	Refer to the following figure for the pin assignments. A description of
	the pins is given in chapter 1.

Voltage Monitor

Common (-S)

CV / CC

Current Program

Voltage Program

Local / Analog

Chassis Common

Chassis Common

Enable +

13	12	11	10	9	8		7	6	5	4	3	2	1
25	24	23	22	21		20	19	18	17	16	15	14
Parallel													Enable --
Current Monitor													Shut Off
Current Prog. Return													Power Supply OK
Voltage Prog. Return
Local / Analog State

Pins on this side are referenced to the negative sense (-S) terminal.

Pins on this side are isolated from output terminals and are referenced to chassis ground.

	The mating plug specifications for the J1 connector are as follows:
	Mating Plug:	AMP part number 745211-2
	Wire Size:	AWG 26 to AWG 22
	Extraction tool:	AMP part number 91232-1 or equivalent
	Manual pistol grip tool:	Handle: AMP p/n 58074-1
		Head: AMP p/n 58063-1
	Pins 12, 22 and 23 of J1 are connected internally to the negative sense (-S)
CAUTION
	potential of the power supply. Do not attempt to bias any of these pins relative

to the negative output terminal. Use an isolated, ungrounded, programming source to prevent ground loops and to maintain the isolation of the power supply when programming from J1.

Chapter 3 describes how to configure the J1 connector when using it to program the output voltage and current.

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Agilent Technologies 5745A, 5752A manual J1 Connector Connections, Voltage of the power supply, Mating Plug, Extraction tool

Contents

User’s Guide Legal Notices Agilent Technologies, IncOn supply Off supply Safety NoticesFrame or chassis terminal This Book Contents 113 116118 124Quick Reference System Features Agilent N5700 DC Power Supplies At a GlanceOutput Features Model Voltage Current Range Programmable FunctionsModel Ratings Front Panel At a Glance LAN indicator OCP indicatorLimit indicator Fine indicatorRear Panel At a Glance J2 Sense Connector SW1 Setup SwitchEnable/Disable control Remote sense + Local sense + Not usedJ1 Analog Programming Connector Installation Accessories General InformationModels Items SuppliedInstalling the Unit Safety ConsiderationsInspecting the Unit EnvironmentThan 6 mm into the sides of the unit Rack InstallationCleaning Connecting the Line Cord Power cord, resulting in fireInput Connections for 750W units Input Connections for 1500W unitsInstallation Wire Size TightenedShorted, whichever is greater For 5 a For 10 a For 20A For 50A For 150AOutput voltage of the power supply Load Connections for 6V to 60V ModelsPrevent loosening the connections or bending the bus-bars Cross Section ResistanceWire Size Load Connections for 80V to 600V Models10 mm 0.39 TorqueLoad wires Output Voltage SensingPlug Type Local SensingRemote Sensing Load Considerations Multiple LoadsOutput Noise and Impedance Effects Inductive LoadsParallel Connections Grounding the OutputConnected in parallel Local SensingRemote Sensing Setting up the Master UnitSetting up the Slave Units Setting the Over-Voltage Protection Setting the Over-Current ProtectionSeries Connections Connected in seriesLocal Sensing Remote Sensing Separated and floated from each otherJ1 Connector Connections Voltage of the power supplyMating Plug Extraction toolOperating the Power Supply Locally On check-out procedure Turn-On Check-OutBefore Check-Out Constant Voltage CheckOCP Check UVL CheckConstant Current Check Normal Operation Constant Voltage ModeConstant Current Mode CV/CC Mode Crossover CV/CC SignalOver-Voltage Protection Limit the sink current to less than 10mAUnder-Voltage Limit Over-Current ProtectionOver-Temperature Protection Power-Fail ProtectionFront Panel Lock-Out SYSTCOMMRLST, it cannot be unlocked from the front panelOutput On/Off Controls OUT on buttonSafe-Start and Auto-Restart Output Shut-Off TerminalsSW1 switch ENA+/ENA- pins Output Display Prot Indicator Enable/Disable TerminalsSW1 switch SO Signal Level Output Display Power Supply OK Signal Analog Programming of Output Voltage and CurrentDaisy-Chained Output Shut-down Sense terminal, as it may damage the unitAnalog Programming Control Terminals Voltage Programming of Output Voltage and CurrentSW1 switch Voltage Programming Down defaultResistance Programming of Output Voltage and Current Current ProgrammingDown default J1 pin Voltage Monitor Current Monitor External Monitoring of Output Voltage and CurrentPage Operating the Power Supply Remotely Automation-Ready CD-ROM included with this productAutomation-Ready CD-ROM that is shipped with your product Connecting to the InterfacesGpib Interface Visa address is USB023912055serialnumber0INSTR USB InterfaceLAN Interface Connecting to a Site LAN An example of a hostnameConnecting to a Private LAN Previous settingsCAT5 Crossover Cable InstrumentEthernet Connection Monitoring Using the Web ServerLAN Communication Using Telnet Using SocketsConfiguring the LAN Parameters By the subnet mask setting Factory-shipped non-volatile LAN settings Using the Setup UtilityFactory-shipped LAN Settings Series N5700 User’s Guide Syntax Scpi Commands an IntroductionMultiple Commands in a Message Commands from Different Subsystems Message UnitQueries Common CommandsCommand Terminators Parameter Types Numeric ParametersSuffixes and Multipliers Response Data TypesSubsystem is in the Initiated state Scpi Command CompletionDevice Clear Language Reference Scpi Command Description Scpi Command SummarySubsystem Commands Common Commands Command DescriptionCalibration Commands Commands will generate an errorMeasure Commands CALibrateSTATe Onoff ,password CALibrateSTATe?Output Commands OUTPutSTATe Onoff OUTPutSTATe?Source Commands Model V ratingMin. low limit Max. low limit Status Commands WTG GenerationBit Position Bit Value1024 256 Bit NameSTATusQUEStionableEVENt? 1024 512CLS Bit Position Bit Value 128SRE SRE? ESB = Event status byte summary MAV = Message availableSystem Commands SYSTemCOMMunicateTCPipCONTrol?TST? Trigger Commands ABORtPage Microsoft Excel Microsoft Visual BasicMicrosoft Visual C++ Output Programming Example Series N5700 User’s Guide Trigger Programming Example Series N5700 User’s Guide Page Appendix a Specifications Performance Specifications Agilent Models N5741A N5752A and N5761A N5772ASupplemental Characteristics Programming Resolution Measurement ResolutionRemote Sense Compensation Over-voltage ProtectionSeries and Parallel Capability Savable statesInterface Capabilities Environmental ConditionsOutline Diagram 43.6mmPage Appendix B Verification and Calibration Limits and does not need to be re-calibratedVerification Equipment RequiredPerformance CalibrationPower Supply Measurement TechniquesElectronic Load Current-Monitoring ResistorConstant Voltage Tests Voltage Programming and Readback AccuracyCV Load Effect Model you are checkingCV Source Effect CV NoiseTransient Recovery Time Current Programming and Readback Accuracy CC Load EffectCC Source Effect Test Record Form Agilent N5741A and N5761A Test Record Form Agilent N5742A and N5762A Agilent N5742A and N5762A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5743A and N5763A Agilent N5743A and N5763A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5744A and N5764A Agilent N5744A and N5764A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5745A and N5765A Agilent N5745A and N5765A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5746A and N5766A Agilent N5746A and N5766A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5747A and N5767A Agilent N5747A and N5767A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5748A and N5768A Agilent N5748A and N5768A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5749A and N5769A Agilent N5749A and N5769A Report No Date DescriptionTest Record Form Agilent N5750A and N5770A Agilent N5750A and N5770A Report No Date DescriptionUse fixed resistor instead of load modules Test Record Form Agilent N5751A and N5771AAgilent N5751A and N5771A Report No Date Description Test Record Form Agilent N5752A and N5772A Agilent N5752A and N5772A Report No Date DescriptionCalibration Procedure CalibrationVoltage Programming and Measurement Calibration Viattrtmovalue in the ViSetAttribute functionCurrent Programming and Measurement Calibration Appendix C Service Types of Service Available Operating ChecklistTurn-on check out procedure Trouble-shooting guideSymptom Check Does the AC source voltage sag when a load is applied?Error Messages Displaying the Scpi error queueError List ErrorCommand error Syntax errorData type error Command header errorCommand Errors Execution Errors Query ErrorQuery Interrupted Query UnterminatedPage Appendix D Compatibility Result in unpredictable instrument behaviorDifferences In General DifferencesCompatibility Command Compatibility Command SummaryDescription Similar Scpi Command MEASVOLT? Index Initiate commands IndexSpecifications Over-voltage protection130 Series N5700 User’s Guide Safety Manufacturer’sAddress Conforms with the following product standardsManual Updates