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Xantrex Technology XMP 2600 Warnings Commands and Queries, Trigger and Sync Commands and Queries

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Warnings

Commands

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Read-Back Queries

Trigger and

Sync

Commands

and Queries

		Commands and Queries Reference
IHIGH		program the upper window warning level for the output current of the
		Power Module.
IHIGH?		return the current settings for the upper window warning level of the
		output current of the Power Module.
ILOW		program the lower window warning level for the output current of the
		Power Module.
ILOW?		return the current settings for the lower window warning level of the
		output current of the Power Module
VHIGH		program the upper window warning level for the load voltage of the
		Power Module.
VHIGH?		return the current settings for the upper window warning level of the load
		voltage of the Power Module.
VLOW		program the lower window warning level for the load voltage of the
		Power Module.
VLOW?		return the current settings for the lower window warning level of the load
		voltage of the Power Module
WHIGH		enable / disable window upper limits checks by the Power Module.
WHIGH?		return the state of the Power Module’s upper window check enable flag.
WLOW		enable / disable window lower limits checks by the Power Module.
WLOW?		return the state of the Power Module’s lower window check enable flag.
IALL?		return output current measurements of all operative Power Modules
ILOAD?		return output current measurement of the Power Module.
IOUT?		return output current measurement of the Power Module.
POWER?		return the XMP 2600 delivered output power.
VALL?		return load voltage measurements of all operative Power Modules.
VLOAD?		return load voltage measurement of the Power Module.
VOUT?		return output voltage measurement of the Power Module.

		For their internal use (fault and warning detection), the Power Modules
		generate a new read-back value every 40 mS.
		The Main Controller is updated with new values (available for readback,
		10 times a second.

*TRG		toggles the state of the Global Output Enable Flag
ARM		program a Power Module to the Armed state in which further SET and
		PROT programming will be stored with no immediate effect of the output
		of the Power Module.
ARM?		return the state of the Power Module.
SYNC		program the Power Module’s Sync Pulse Generation Enable Event.
SYNC?		return the current Sync Pulse Generation Event for the Power Module.
TRIG		program the Power Module’s reaction to a software or hardware trigger.
TRIG?		return the current reaction to trigger for the Power Module.
TRIGER		send a global trigger (to all Power Modules).
TRIGER		send a trigger to the Power Module.

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Xantrex Multiple Output Power System XMP Smart choice for powerProgramming Manual Programming Manual The information contained herein is subject to change without noticeRev. 1.1 9/2003 Limited What does this warranty cover and how long does itHow do you get service? WarrantyWhat does this warranty not cover? Disclaimer ProductXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Information About Your Power Supply Information WARNING Limitations on UseXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Symbol Description Safety SummaryDescription Of Power Supply Symbols Power Supply GroundingDo Not Open The Unit Air Inlets And Air Outlet 120Vac nominal, up to 1KW output power 45 to 66HzInput Mains Voltage Rating Output VoltagesRegulatory Approvals Regulatory Approvals and Safety Agency ComplianceSafety Agency Compliance Power Supply SafetyXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev About this manualChapters Terminology Who should use this manualChapter 1 Interfacing the XMP How to communicate with the XMPRecommendations on using the XMP Table of ContentsTable of Contents Chapter 4 Advanced FeaturesBasic setup and usage Output SetupCategories Chapter 5 Commands and Queries ReferenceChapter 6 Status reporting Selective shutdownXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Error Codes summarySelf Test Results Table of ContentsThe GPIB interface 1Interfacing the XMPThe GPIB interface Interfacing the XMPInterfacing the XMP The serial interfaceSerial Interface Capabilities Computer Versus Terminal Operation The serial interfaceInterfacing the XMP Programming messages formatsListening Formats Programming messages formatsHeader Talking FormatsQuery ProgramUsing an RS232 link How to communicate with the XMPUsing the comm. channels Using the GPIB busProgramming the XMP Recovering from communication haltsUsing queries Using commandsInitialize the XMP Recommendations on using the XMPWhen queries are not used Recommendations on using the XMPPower-on retain Enforce power-on conditionsSetup the XMP 2600 status system Query installed Power ModulesReaction to Power Modules events Setup system level protection shutdown featuresInitial setup of the Power Modules Check installed Power ModulesStatus reporting Protection setupOutput settings ActivationUse queries Using advanced featuresHandling SRQ and the IEEE488.2 Status Structures On-going usage of the XMPMask registers Event enable registersStatus registers Event registersResponding to SRQ events The main status byteMain controller events Output message QueuePrimary engine status structure Summary of power modules statusPower modules status structure Remote communication time outThe Events Register What happens when power is turned onThe Error Code The Faults RegisterUsage Guidelines Handling SRQ and the IEEE488.2 Status StructuresXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev 3Basic Programming Basic setup and usageOutput Setup Basic setup and usageOutput program limits Power Module output ratingOverview of output setup parameters Output SetupGlobally enabling the outputs Output settingsOutput control Output activationVoltage / current mode Current limiting schemesFoldback Polarity and disconnect relaysLinear foldback Reprogramming DelayRetry Shutdown on current limitXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev To set the amount of Reprogramming Delay, use the command DLY ch,nn.n whereBasic Programming Reprogramming DelayWorkpoint window warning 4Advanced FeaturesAdvanced Features Setting the window thresholdsVoltage mode example Using the events mechanismUsing the warnings Checking the statusAdditional usages Protection using the workpoint windowThe events enable masks Load protectionToggle the output state on/off Arm, trigger, sync and rampThe trigger mechanism Set output to stored valuesNo-operation The SYNC outputOutput off Un-armOutput settle What is output ramping?New output setting value Output rampingSimultaneous operations Output ramping setupSynchronization of operations Output ramping initiationSequential Operations Using hardware TRIG and SYNC to serialize operationsOutput on/off Other operationsSynchronization of operations Using software OPC mechanism to serialize operationsController notification of Operation Complete Advanced FeaturesSelective shutdown The commands to program shutdown groupingThe GLBL command The GRP commandAdvanced Features Shutdown on non-fault eventsResponding to communication time out events Comm. time outSelective shutdown Turn-on and reset behaviorTime out events as reflected in the status structure Advanced FeaturesCommands and Queries Reference 5Commands and Queries ReferenceIEEE 488.1 BUS Commands System Commands and QueriesCommands and Queries Reference CategoriesXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Categories Settings Commands and Queries Output Control Commands and QueriesProtection Commands and Queries Commands and Queries ReferenceCommands and Queries Reference Warnings Commands and QueriesTrigger and Sync Commands and Queries Read-Back QueriesXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Status Reporting Commands and Queries Synch Commands and QueriesCommands and Queries Reference CategoriesXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Alphabetical referenceAlphabetical reference Commands and Queries ReferenceCommands and Queries Reference Alphabetical referenceXMP 2600 Programming Manual rev Commands and Queries Reference Alphabetical 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Standard Event Status Enable Register - set with *ESE read with *ESE?Primary Event Status Enable Register - set with PEE, read with PEE? Primary Status Register - read with PSR?IEEE 488.2 compatible Status Structures Service Request Enable Register - set with *SRE, read with *SRE?Parallel Poll Enable Register - set with *PRE, read with *PRE? Status Byte Register - read with *STB?Status reporting Power ModulesSelf Test Results channelsBYTE BYTEMain Controller Self Test ResultsPower Modules Communications errors Error Codes summaryErrors Reported by the Power Module Errors Detected by the Main ControllerError Codes summary RS232 Communications errorsGPIB Communications errors Parser and Execution errorsStatus reporting Error Codes summary80 No Polarity Relays installed for the referenced Power Module 81 No Disconnect Relay installed for the referenced Power Module604 Xantrex Technology Inccustomerservice@xantrex.com 604 422