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6.5 Setting Over-Voltage and Over-Current protection

OVP/OCP

The power supply offers user adjustable over-voltage protection (OVP) and over-current

protection (OCP). If a voltage is detected that exceeds the OVP level, or a current is detected

that exceeds the OCP level, the output is switched off and the message OVP or OCP is

displayed.
OVP is adjustable between 1V and 40V for outputs 1 and 2, and between 1V and 80V for

output 3 and 4. OCP is adjustable between 0.01A and 7A for outputs 1 and 2, and between

0.01A and 3.5A for output 3 and 4.
Pressing the OVP/OCP soft key

creates a new set of soft keys from

which OVP & OCP values can be

set or turned on or off.
Pressing OVP Set causes the key

to illuminate and makes the OVP

value settable. A new value can be

entered using the numeric keypad or by the spin wheel if enabled. OVP can be turned off by

pressing OVP OFF, and turned back on by pressing OVP On. The previous OVP value is

retained when OVP is off and is displayed in brackets.
Similar capabilities are provided for controlling OCP.
Note that, when set to OFF, the function is not completely disabled but is set to the maximum

value for the output. Thus, if OVP was set to OFF on output 1 and an external voltage greater

than 40V was applied to the terminals, an OVP trip would occur.
More information on using OVP and OCP is provided in section 10.7.

6.6 Setting the Voltage/Current Range

Range

Each output has more than one range. For outputs 1 and 2 the choice is 35V/3A, 16V/6A or

35V/6A. For outputs 3 and 4 the choice is 35V/3A, 70V/1.5A or 70V/3A.
Note that selecting a high power setting may require the disabling of other outputs, see table in

section 1.
Pressing the Range soft key brings

up a menu screen which indicates

the currently selected range and

output with a flashing arrow.
All output ranges can be amended

or disabled from this screen using

the soft keys, select the output with

the up and down arrow soft keys and press the desired range soft key. Pressing the cancel soft

key will return to the output screen and the range will remain unchanged, pressing the OK soft

key will action the changes made.
Note that a change of range can only be made when the output is off. If the output is on, a

message will prompt the user to turn it off.

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Summary of Contents for MX100Q

Page 1: ...MX100Q MX100QP Triple Output Multi Range DC Power Supply INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... Voltage and Over Current protection 13 6 6 Setting the Voltage Current Range 13 6 7 Store and Recall of Settings 14 6 8 The System Menu Screen 14 6 9 Voltage Tracking 14 7 Display Symbols 15 8 Menu Advanced Functions 16 8 1 Setting Voltage Tracking 16 8 2 Current Meter Averaging Setup 17 8 3 Store and Recall of Settings for All Outputs 17 8 4 Multi On Multi Off Operation and Sequencing 17 8 4 1 E...

Page 3: ...ddress and Hostname 27 11 1 6 Interface Locking 28 11 1 7 Status Reporting 28 12 Remote Commands MX100QP only 34 12 1 General 34 12 1 1 Remote and Local Operation 34 12 1 2 Remote Command Handling 34 12 1 3 Remote Command Formats 34 12 1 4 Command Timing 35 12 1 5 Response Formats 35 12 2 Command List 35 12 2 1 Instrument Function Commands 35 12 2 2 Common Commands 37 12 2 3 Status Commands 38 12 ...

Page 4: ...backlit graphic LCD and control is via soft keys together with a numeric keypad and spin wheel Advanced features include 50 settings memories for each output plus 50 further memories that record the settings for all four outputs together Multi On and Multi Off keys supplement the individual output On Off keys and can be programmed to turn the outputs on or off in a timed sequence The front panel c...

Page 5: ...0V 1 5A 35V 6A 35V 3A 35V 3A 35V 6A 35V 3A 35V 3A 35V 6A 35V 3A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 35V 3A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 16V 6A 35V 3A 35V 6A 16V 6A 35V 3A 35V 6A 16V 6A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 16V 6A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 35V 3A 35V 3A 35V 6A 70V 1 5A 35V 3A 35V 6A 35V 3A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 70V 1 5A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 35V 3A 35V 3A 35V 6A 70V 1 5A 35V 3A 35V 6A 35V 3A 70V 1 5A 35V 6A 70V 1 5A 70V 1 5A 35V 3A 35V 3A 70V 3A 16V 6A 35V ...

Page 6: ...tension cord without a protective conductor When the instrument is connected to its supply terminals may be live and opening the covers or removal of parts except those to which access can be gained by hand is likely to expose live parts The apparatus shall be disconnected from all voltage sources before it is opened for any adjustment replacement maintenance or repair Capacitors inside the power ...

Page 7: ...e the instrument dangerous Intentional interruption is prohibited 3 3 Mounting This instrument is suitable both for bench use and rack mounting It is delivered with feet for bench mounting The front feet include a tilt mechanism for optimal panel angle A rack kit for mounting in a 19 rack is available from the manufacturers or their agents and distributors overseas 3 4 Ventilation The power supply...

Page 8: ...en remote sensing is required Switch back to LOCAL when remote sensing is not in use See section 10 2 for more information C The grey terminal marked with an Earth symbol is connected to the chassis and safety earth ground 4 2 Rear Panel Connections MX100QP D The MX100Q has only an AC power connection socket on the rear panel The MX100QP also has E Power and sense terminals F USB G RS232 H LAN I G...

Page 9: ...her terminal of another output on the same power supply is also 300VDC WARNING Such voltages are exceedingly hazardous and great care should be taken by the user The front terminals are intrinsically touch proof but hazard may still exist depending upon the type of connection made to the terminal On no account should the connections be touched under such use For the MX100QP only voltages appearing...

Page 10: ... the default behaviour is for all the outputs to be set to off However the user can change this default setting such that the outputs are restored to their condition when the instrument was switched off This change is made from System Preferences see section 9 1 3 Soft Keys The function of these keys change as the instrument is operated The current function is shown on the LCD in a box above each ...

Page 11: ...l changes to settings Note Individual output screens and the home screen can still be viewed but not edited The Lock key disables the front panel This is indicated by the key being illuminated in green Once locked any key press creates a warning message on the display To unlock the front panel press and hold the Lock key for more than one second For additional security it is also possible to lock ...

Page 12: ...er to be adjusted The user can move freely between setting voltage or current for any output by pressing the appropriate key Pressing the same key again or pressing ESC Escape cancels the key and disables all setting capability 6 Power Supply Settings The procedures for setting voltage and current either numerically or via the spin wheel have been explained in the previous section 6 1 CV and CC mo...

Page 13: ...tatus for the output is shown below them The eight soft keys are used to set voltage and current Vset and Iset over voltage and over current protection levels OVP OCP current meter averaging Iavg range selection Range and store or recall of settings Stores Setting voltage or current is as previously described for the Home screen see section 5 3 6 3 Power Display VxA The power being supplied to the...

Page 14: ... controlling OCP Note that when set to OFF the function is not completely disabled but is set to the maximum value for the output Thus if OVP was set to OFF on output 1 and an external voltage greater than 40V was applied to the terminals an OVP trip would occur More information on using OVP and OCP is provided in section 10 7 6 6 Setting the Voltage Current Range Range Each output has more than o...

Page 15: ...y when the Recall key is pressed Note that if the recalled range is different from the present range the output will be automatically turned off The contents of a particular location can be deleted by pressing the Delete soft key A confirmation is required From the Delete confirmation screen it is also possible to delete the contents of all 50 locations by pressing Del All A confirmation is requir...

Page 16: ... V Track ON or OFF shown on top line plus Master or Slave Multi On Multi Off not set to defaults set to Delayed or Never Clock symbol on top line next to the mode indication for the affected output Clock symbol on top line Power supply under remote control MX100QP only REM shown at top right hand side REM shown at top right hand side LAN connection status MX100QP only LAN symbol shown at top right...

Page 17: ...ly independent However it is possible to make the voltage of an output always equal to the voltage set on another output This is called voltage tracking Tracking voltages can be useful in setting up adjustable voltages of equal or opposite polarity or when outputs are wired in parallel or in series Three alternative voltage tracking arrangements are possible Mode 1 Output 2 tracks Output 1 Mode 2 ...

Page 18: ...listed on successive rows The output On Off state is included in order to allow memories to be recalled in sequence including the turning of outputs on or off Note that recalling a memory will override the existing On Off state and this should be considered when setting up the power supply prior to storing each status entry Current meter averaging being set on is indicated by the symbol after the ...

Page 19: ...nger delays it will continue to flash until the sequence is completed Where the longest delay is below approximately 250ms the key may not flash at all 8 4 1 Emergency Off When an Off sequence that includes long delays is in progress a second press of the Multi Off key will turn all four outputs off immediately including any outputs omitted from the sequence i e set to Never Thus a double press or...

Page 20: ...naffected 8 8 Adjusting LCD Contrast Menu Adjust LCD Contrast The LCD contrast can be adjusted over a wide range The setting is displayed numerically as a percentage The display can also be inverted from black on white to white on black 8 9 Calibration Menu Calibration The Calibration function enables the instrument to be re calibrated when required Calibration will overwrite the existing settings...

Page 21: ...he instrument was powered down The default behaviour also returns the settings set volts set current range etc to those that existed at power down This can be changed so that the settings are always at factory defaults see section Error Reference source not found This includes all outputs being set to Off 9 2 Alert Sound Beep Set beep Disable beep An alert sounder is incorporated that produces a b...

Page 22: ... the remote sense capability This requires the sense terminals to be connected to the output at the load instead of at the source by inserting wires into the SENSE terminals and connecting them directly to the load The switch should then be set to REMOTE instead of LOCAL To avoid instability and transient response problems care must be taken to ensure good coupling between each output and sense le...

Page 23: ...ench power supplies a capacitor is connected across the output to maintain stability and good transient response This capacitor charges to the output voltage and short circuiting of the output will produce a current pulse as the capacitor discharges which is independent of the current limit setting 10 6 Output On Off and Response Speed The output On Off control of the power supply is entirely elec...

Page 24: ...etting The response speed is 0 5s Control of OCP is described in section 0 OCP might be used to guard against accidental mis setting of the power supply or might be used to identify a fault condition when operating in constant voltage mode Unlike the current limit setting exceeding the OCP will turn the output off in a situation where damage to the device under test might otherwise occur 10 7 1 OC...

Page 25: ...Lan eXtensions for Instrumentation version 1 4 LXI Core 2011 Remote control using the LAN interface is possible using the TCP IP Sockets protocol The instrument also contains a basic Web server which provides information on the unit and allows it to be configured from a web browser Simple command line control from the browser is also possible 11 1 1 GPIB Interface optional The standard GPIB interf...

Page 26: ... that is the only USB functionality required download the package containing the firmware update together with the PC utility from the manufacturer and follow the instructions included Using the USB interface for remote control requires a Communications Device Class driver on the PC to provide a virtual COM port instance In Windows a suitable driver is provided by Microsoft but it is not installed...

Page 27: ...XI standards refer to www lxistandard org When powered up and attached to a network the unit will by default attempt to obtain IP address and netmask settings via DHCP or if DHCP times out after 30 seconds via Auto IP In the very unlikely event that an Auto IP address cannot be found a static IP address is assigned the default is 192 168 0 100 but this can be changed on the web page Connecting via...

Page 28: ...he Configure page itself explains how to set the password The password can be up to 15 characters long note that the User Name should be left blank The password and hostname will however be reset to the default no password if the rear panel LAN reset switch is used to reset all the LAN parameters to their factory default LAN Identify The instrument s main web page has an Identify function which al...

Page 29: ...er the control of two interfaces at once a simple lock and release mechanism is provided in the instruction set The lock is automatically released where it is possible to detect disconnection or when the Local key is pressed Access to the interfaces may also be restricted using the web pages Any interface may request to have exclusive control of the instrument by sending an IFLOCK 1 command The lo...

Page 30: ... output as an addition to the IEEE Std 488 2 Their purpose is to inform the controller of entry to and or exit from current or voltage limit conditions and the history of protection trip conditions since the last read Any bits set in the Limit Event Status Register LSR N which correspond to bits set in the Limit Event Status Enable Register LSE N will cause the LIM N bit to be set in the Status By...

Page 31: ...EER command On power up this register is set to 0 for all interface instances There is no corresponding mask register if any of these errors occurs then bit 4 of the Standard Event Status Register will be set This bit can be masked from any further consequences by clearing bit 4 of the Standard Event Status Enable Register Status Byte Register STB and GPIB Service Request Enable Register SRE These...

Page 32: ...F command and read by the PRE query specifies which bits in the Status Byte Register are to be used to form the ist local message If any bit is 1 in both the STB and the PRE then ist is 1 otherwise it is 0 The state of the ist message can also be read directly by the IST query The physical layer protocol of the Parallel Poll determining which data line is to be driven and its logic sense is config...

Page 33: ...0 SRE Service Request Enable Register 0 PRE Parallel Poll Response Enable Register 0 Registers marked thus are normally only used through the GPIB interface The instrument will be in local state with the keyboard active By default the instrument settings at power on are the same as at the last switch off and the outputs are off These parameters may be configured by the user to allow outputs to be ...

Page 34: ...Page 33 Status Model ...

Page 35: ...or query is complete Responses are sent to the interface which issued the query There is no internal output queue so on the GPIB interface the response formatter will wait indefinitely if necessary until the complete response message has been read by the controller before the parser is allowed to start the next command in the input queue On all other interfaces the response message is immediately ...

Page 36: ...ands list below Most responses consist of a keyword followed by either text or a number in one of the following formats NR1 An integer without a decimal point or a unit NR2 A fixed point number with a fractional part but no exponent part NR3 A floating point number with both a fractional part and an exponent part CRD Character Response Data consisting of the text characters listed N The number of ...

Page 37: ...current step size of output N Response is DELTAI N NR2 RMT where NR2 is in Amps INCV N Increment the output N voltage by step size INCV N V Increment the output N voltage by step size with verify DECV N Decrement the output N voltage by step size DECV N V Decrement output N voltage by step size with verify INCI N Increment the output N current limit by step size DECI N Decrement the output N curre...

Page 38: ...N N CPD Set output N Multi On action where CPD can be QUICK NEVER or DELAY OFFACTION N CPD Set output N Multi Off action where CPD can be QUICK NEVER or DELAY SAV N NRF Save the current settings of output N to the store specified by NRF where NRF can be 0 49 RCL N NRF Recall the settings for output N from the store specified by NRF where NRF can be 0 49 12 2 2 Common Commands IDN Returns the instr...

Page 39: ...Does not clear any Enable Registers LSR N Query and clear the Limit Status Register N The response format is NR1 RMT See Status Reporting section for details of the response LSE N NRF Set the Limit Status Enable Register N to NRF LSE N Returns the value in the value in the Limit Status Enable Register N The response format is NR1 RMT EER Query and clear Execution Error Register The response format...

Page 40: ...n RMT where each nnn is 0 to 255 NETMASK Returns the present netmask of the LAN interface provided it is connected The response is nnn nnn nnn nnn RMT where each nnn is 0 to 255 NETCONFIG Returns the first means by which an IP address will be sought The response is CRD RMT where CRD is DHCP AUTO or STATIC The following commands specify the parameters to be used by the LAN interface Note a power cy...

Page 41: ...supply Remove the 2 cover securing screws at the rear and slide back and lift off the cover Replace the fuse with one of the correct type and refit the cover Note that the main function of the fuse is to make the instrument safe and limit damage in the event of failure of one of the switching devices If a fuse fails it is therefore very likely that the replacement will also blow because the supply...

Page 42: ...dependent electronic switching with ON indication In addition Multi On and Multi Off keys permit the outputs to be switched on off synchronously Multi On Multi Off Action Individually settable delay between pressing of the Multi On or Multi Off key and the turning on or off of the respective output Delays settable between 10ms and 20 seconds Separate delays for On and Off can be set Outputs can al...

Page 43: ... of reading 2 digits Current Resolution 0 1mA Accuracy 0 3 of reading 5 digits Current Meter Averaging User selectable On Off per output with High Medium or Low settings V x A O P1 O P2 5 digits Resolution 0 001W to 100W 0 01W above 100W O P3 and O P4 5 digits Resolution 0 01W Accuracy 0 5 of reading 3 digits SETTING MEMORY STORES Stores for Individual Outputs 50 store positions for each output Va...

Page 44: ...N Ethernet 100 10base T hardware connection 1 4 LXI Core 2011 GPIB Conforms with IEEE488 1 and IEEE488 2 Remote Command Processing Time Typically 120ms 80ms min 160ms max between receiving the command terminator for a step voltage change at the instrument and the output voltage beginning to change GENERAL AC Input 110V 240V AC 10 50 60Hz Installation Category II Power Consumption 650VA max Operati...

Page 45: ...d 4 Current meter averaging Off Level Medium Voltage tracking None Output On Off Off Multi On Off action All Quick synchronous on synchronous off System Level Settings Power up state Settings as at power down all outputs off Beep sound Enabled for key errors and trips Disabled for entry into CC mode Spin wheel action Normal The default values can be restored from the Reset to factory Defaults func...

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