Advanced Features | Workpoint window warning |
4Advanced
Features
This chapter introduces some of the advanced features of the XMP 2600 and provides guidelines on the usage of those features.
Workpoint window warning
Usage guidelines
Power Modules of the XMP 2600 can monitor their outputs and warn the user if the output values exceed a defined range. The window warning thresholds that define the aforementioned range have both a high value (Vhigh for voltage and Ihigh for current) and a low value (Vlow for voltage and Ilow for current).
The following sections describe how to use the workpoint window warning feature of the XMP 2600.
Setting the window thresholds
Programming the window thresholds is done using the following commands:
VHIGH <ch>,<value> | for the high voltage |
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IHIGH <ch>,<value> | for the high current | Vset |
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VLOW <ch>,<value> | for the low voltage |
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ILOW <ch>,<value> | for the low current threshold |
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The high threshold values can range from the set point (Vset or Iset) to the rating value (Vmax or Imax).
The low threshold values can range from 0 to the set point value (Vset or Iset).
Enabling the window thresholds
The high and low thresholds can be enabled or disabled, in pairs, using the commands: WHIGH <ch>,{10} (use 1 to enable and 0 to disable)
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WLOW <ch>,{10} (use 1 to enable and 0 to disable)
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