Number

4 (cont)

Table 3-1. Controls and Indicators (continued)

 

Controls/Indicators

Description

Page

 

UNR- Indicates that the selected output channel is

4-4

 

unregulated; i.e., it is not regulated by CV or CC control

 

 

loops.

 

 

OCP ENBLD - Indicates that the overcurrent protection

 

 

3-8, 6-4,

 

function for the selected channel is enabled.

5-13

 

ERR - Indicates that a programming or hardware error

 

 

4-4, 5-16

 

has occurred and that the ERR bit in the serial poll

 

 

register has not been cleared

 

5

6

Alphanumeric LCD Display (When power is turned on, all segments will be displayed for approximately 2 seconds).

System Control Keys (These four control keys affect the entire power supply and are independent of the output selected.)

Normally displays the measured output voltage and

3-7--3-10,

current for the selected channel. When programmed

4-4, 5-19,

from the front panel, the function being programmed

5-20,

(e.g. VSET), the output channel (e.g. 2), and the present

6-1--6-4

value (e.g. 2.250) will be displayed. Error conditions

 

will be spelled out in alpha characters

 

 

 

ADDR - Displays the power supply’s GP-IB address.

3-10, 5-2,

You can change the address using the numeric entry

6-4

keys. You cannot query or change the address remotely

 

(over the GP-IB).

 

ERR - Displays a programming or hardware error

 

5-1, 5-20

message and clears the ERR bit in the serial poll register

 

STO - Used in conjunction with the numeric entry keys

 

5-1, 5-13

to store the present output conditions for all outputs in

 

the specified internal register (0-10). Each register stores

 

the following parameters: VSET, VRSET, ISET,

 

IRSET, and OVSET. In addition, register 0 also stores

 

OCP, DLY, and MASK parameters. Register 0-3 are

 

non-volatile.

 

The parameters stored in register 0 are the "power-up"

 

 

parameters. These parameters are set upon applying AC

 

power to the power supply. Note that the STO

 

command cannot be used over the bus more than once

 

per non-volatile register (0-3) without cycling the AC

 

power (OFF and ON). However, these registers can be

 

used for an unlimited number of times via the front

 

panel keys without cycling the AC power .

 

RCL - Used in conjunction with the numeric entry keys

 

5-1, 5-13

to recall the settings from the specified internal register

 

(0 to 10). All outputs are set to the recalled values.

 

 

 

 

 

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