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User Manual 

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 Rev AV 

 

AMETEK Programmable Power 

MX Series 

 

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4.2.11.5  CONFIGURATION SETUP screens 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 4-25: CONFIGURATION SETUP Menus 

The configuration setup screens are not menus but only serve to inform the user of the software 
options installed in the AC source. The cursor can be moved to any of the fields in this screen but 
none of these fields can be changed. The following information is provided on this screen: 

Entry Description 

 

CONFIGURATION SETUP 1 

NO. OUTPUT 

Displays7 the phase mode option. SELECT indicates the phase 
mode option is installed and the user can select between single 
and three phase modes of operation. 

 

FIXED indicates the phase mode option is not installed and only 
single phase or three phase mode of operation is possible. 

ADVANCE [

Pi Controllers

 

only

] This field indicates the presence of 

advanced capabilities for waveform generation and 
measurement analysis are present. 

DO160 

Indicates the presence of the RTCA DO160 test option. If this 
option is installed, this field will show ON. If this option is not 
installed, this field will show N/A (not available). 

MIL704 

Indicates the presence of the MIL/STD-704 Revision D and E 
test option. If this option is installed, this field will show ON. If 
this option is not installed, this field will show N/A (not available). 

CONFIGURATION SETUP 2 

IEC 4-11 

Indicates the presence of the IEC 1000-4-11 test option. If this 
option is installed, this field will show ON. If this option is not 
installed, this field will show N/A (not available). 

IEC 4-13 

Indicates the presence of the IEC 1000-4-13 test option. If this 
option is installed, this field will show ON. If this option is not 
installed, this field will show N/A (not available). 

Summary of Contents for MX135-3

Page 1: ...7003 960 Rev AV www programmablepower com MX Series AC and DC Power Source User Manual Series I Series II...

Page 2: ...Source By AMETEK Programmable Power Models x MX30 1 x MX30 3 x MX30 3Pi x MX45 1 x MX45 3 x MX45 3Pi x MX60 3 x MX60 3Pi MB x MX90 3 x MX90 3Pi MB x MX135 3 x MX135 3Pi MB x MX180 3 x MX180 3Pi MB x...

Page 3: ...of their respective owners and are used herein for identification purposes only Notice of Copyright MX Series User Manual 2003 2014 AMETEK Programmable Power Inc All rights reserved Exclusion for Doc...

Page 4: ...ded properly for both personnel and equipment safety Always ensure that facility AC input power is de energized prior to connecting or disconnecting any cable In normal operation the operator does not...

Page 5: ...perated contrary to the instructions of AMETEK x is opened modified or disassembled in any way without AMETEK s consent or x is used in combination with items articles or materials not authorized by A...

Page 6: ...rocedures 70 3 10 Clock and Lock Configurations 71 3 11 Basic Initial Functional Test 74 3 12 Remote Inhibit Remote Shutdown 76 3 13 Junction Box Accessory 77 3 14 Output Filter Box Accessory 78 3 15...

Page 7: ...on HV Additional AC Voltage Range 196 9 3 Option 160 RTCA DO 160 Tests 197 9 4 Option 411 IEC 61000 4 11 Voltage Dips and Interruptions 211 9 5 Option 413 IEC 61000 4 13 Interharmonics Test 219 9 6 Op...

Page 8: ...and Lock mode Output Wiring Rear view 56 Figure 3 13 MX180 MX225 or MX270 Output Wiring Rear view 58 Figure 3 14 Ship kit Terminal Block dimensions 59 Figure 3 15 RS232C Cable for PC Connection wirin...

Page 9: ...e 9 5 Frequency Modulation 202 Figure 9 6 Power Interrupt 203 Figure 9 7 Power Interrupt for Group 2 and 3 204 Figure 9 8 Emergency Screen 205 Figure 9 9 Abnormal Screen 206 Figure 9 10 DO 160 DC Main...

Page 10: ...ble 6 6 Programmable Z adjustment pots 182 Table 6 7 Formulas to calculate R and L 182 Table 7 1 Basic Symptoms 183 Table 7 2 MX Fuse Ratings 188 Table 7 3 Flash Down load Messages 191 Table 8 1 Repla...

Page 11: ...res including the RS232C USB LAN option and IEEE 488 interfaces arbitrary waveform generation dual voltage ranges and additional measurement functions The MX Series units are contained in a compact fl...

Page 12: ...th the Series I products The part number is shown on the model serial number tag on the back of the MX series All Series II will have a firmware revision of 4 0 or higher The firmware revision is disp...

Page 13: ...LL r10 480 VLL r10 Line VA 37 KVA 53 KVA 74 KVA 106 KVA 159 KVA Line Current 116 ARMS 187 VLL 105 ARMS 207 VLL 60 ARMS 360 VLL 50 ARMS 432 VLL 175 ARMS 187 VLL 157 ARMS 207 VLL 90 ARMS 360 VLL 75 ARMS...

Page 14: ...one voltage range is available unless the R range change option is installed Resolution AC Mode 0 1 V DC Mode 0 1 V AC DC Mode AC 0 1 V DC Offset Series I 0 01 V 2 5 V 0 1 V 2 5 25 V 1 V 25 V Series...

Page 15: ...50 A MX60 3 per phase V Lo 133 A V Hi 66 7 A MX90 3 per phase V Lo 200 A V Hi 100 A MX135 3 per phase V Lo 300 A V Hi 150 A DC Mode AC DC Mode MX30 1 V Lo 100 A V Hi 50 A MX30 3 per phase V Lo 33 3 A...

Page 16: ...360 0 Resolution 0 1 Accuracy 16 Hz 100 Hz 1 5 100 Hz 500 Hz 2 500 Hz 4 0 15 for FC option Ext Sync Mode not available with FC option Input Isolated TTL input for external frequency control Requires 5...

Page 17: ...es 17 Figure 2 1 MX30 3 Voltage Current Rating Chart for 150 300 V AC Ranges Current RMS Voltage RMS 75 300 100 60 80 40 20 50 A 150 Low V Range High V Range 100 A 7 5 15 Figure 2 2 MX45 3 Voltage Cur...

Page 18: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 18 Figure 2 3 Voltage Current Rating Chart for 150 300 V AC Ranges Derated...

Page 19: ...ries 19 Figure 2 4 MX30 3 Voltage Current Rating Chart for 200 400 V DC Ranges Figure 2 5 MX45 3 Voltage Current Rating Chart for 200 400 V DC Ranges Max Rating Current DC Voltage DC 100 400 50 30 40...

Page 20: ...Hz 0 01 Amp VA Power 0 15 KVA 30 VA 0 1 100 Hz 60 VA 0 1 100 820 Hz 10 VA Real Power 0 15 KW 30 W 0 1 100 Hz 60 W 0 1 100 820 Hz 10 W Power Factor 0 2kVA 0 00 1 00 0 01 100 Hz 0 02 100 820 Hz 0 01 No...

Page 21: ...135 Series I Series II 32 00 Hz 6 67 KHz 32 00 Hz 16 KHz 0 03 0 03 Hz 0 01 Hz MX45 1 MX45 3Pi in 1 phase mode Series I Series II 32 00 Hz 19 2 KHz 32 00 Hz 48 KHz 0 03 0 03 Hz 0 01 Hz Phase 0 0 360 0...

Page 22: ...ep sag surge sweep Voltage and Frequency step sweep IEEE 488 Interface SH1 AH1 T6 L3 SR1 RL2 DC1 DT1 Syntax IEEE 488 2 and SCPI Response time is 10 ms typical RS232C Interface Bi directional serial in...

Page 23: ...75 731 mm Depth 34 5 876 mm Unit Weight for each MX chassis Net 1150 lbs 522 Kg approximately Shipping 1231 lbs 560 Kg approximately Material Steel chassis with aluminum panels and covers Finish Light...

Page 24: ...to 100 load Measured at one meter Safety Designed to EN 61010 1 European safety standards as required for the CE mark 2 5 Front Panel Controls Controls Shuttle knob Allows continuous change of all val...

Page 25: ...lock and Lock Mode Option LKM and LKS required Three units all with controllers can be connected in a three phase configuration using CLOCK and LOCK connections Each unit requires its own controller i...

Page 26: ...to release it Once the ES button has been released the MX must be powered down using the front panel circuit breaker and turned back on to start up again Note For multibox MX Systems MX90 and up with...

Page 27: ...ides added protection for MX system configurations consisting of more than 2 MX cabinets MX135 MX180 MX225 and MX270 2 6 1 HV Option Specifications The HV option provides an AC only output range of 0...

Page 28: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 28 Output Parameter MX30 MX45 MX60 MX90 MX135 with HF option 45 Hz 905 Hz see also HF option specification...

Page 29: ...nt Voltage rating lines shown in the V I rating chart below Figure 2 7 MX30 3 Voltage Current Rating Chart HV Option Current RMS Voltage RMS 100 200 300 400 37 5 37 5 A HV Range 20 Figure 2 8 MX45 3 V...

Page 30: ...Resolution 0 01 Hz from 16 00 to 81 92 Hz 0 1 Hz from 82 0 to 819 2 Hz 1 Hz from 820 to 905 Hz Accuracy 0 01 0 15 for FC option Phase Accuracy 16 100 Hz 1 5 100 500 Hz 2 500 819 Hz 4 819 905 Hz 5 Volt...

Page 31: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 31 Figure 2 10 HF Option Voltage Frequency Rating 300V range Figure 2 11 HF Option Voltage Frequency Rating 150V range...

Page 32: ...mum available output frequency to 500 Hz All other specifications of the MX45 system remain unchanged if this option is installed 2 6 5 WHM Option Specifications Watt hour measurement mode Accuracy 0...

Page 33: ...ase Accuracy 16 100 Hz 1 5 100 500 Hz 2 Voltage Distortion THD 1 Resistive full load 1 16 66 Hz 2 66 500 Hz Power Capability Full power can be returned into MX as long as current does not exceed maxim...

Page 34: ...onstant line load and temperature Settling time 0 5 msec Frequency Temperature coefficient r 5ppm per degree C Stability r 15 ppm per year Current Constant Power Mode Operation at higher currents but...

Page 35: ...noise spectrum for a standard MX45 3Pi in three phase mode operating at 400 Hz is shown in Figure 2 13 for phase A and Neutral The same output with the use of the optional filter is shown in Figure 2...

Page 36: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 36 Figure 2 12 MX output filter option schematic...

Page 37: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 37 Figure 2 13 MX45 Output Noise 10 KHz 1 MHz...

Page 38: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 38 Figure 2 14 MX45 Output Noise 10 KHz 1 MHz with optional Filter...

Page 39: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 39...

Page 40: ...lbs 522 Kg Obtain adequate help when moving the unit Make sure the location floor in which the MX Series unit s will be installed can support the weight of the unit s 3 2 Power Requirements The MX Se...

Page 41: ...uration requirements Note AC input wiring and connections must conform to local electrical safety codes that apply Always consult a qualified electrician prior to installation of any MX System AC inpu...

Page 42: ...een Yellow ground wire Note DO NOT USE THE NEUTRAL CONNECTION OF A 3 PHASE Y AC POWER CONNECTION IN PLACE OF A TRUE EARTH GROUND CONNECTION AC power system neutrals cannot be used for protective earth...

Page 43: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 43 3 AC Line Input PROTECTIVE GROUND EXTERNAL CIRCUIT BREAKER AC MAINS 3 PHASE Figure 3 3 MX Series AC Input Connection Diagram Rear view...

Page 44: ...harge even if the power source has been disconnected from the mains supply Allow capacitors to discharge to a safe voltage before touching exposed pins of mains supply connectors Power modules need at...

Page 45: ...AC input fuses can only be checked is the MX unit is completely de energized and disconnected from any AC power input Note Under no circumstances should AC input power be applied if one or more of th...

Page 46: ...e is programmed for external The external sense input does not have to be connected when Internal Sense is programmed The external sense wires are to be connected to TB2 on the rear panel and should b...

Page 47: ...size the wires for the lowest available voltage range as the currents will be highest in that range Cable lengths must not exceed twenty five 25 feet For lengths greater than 25 feet calculate the vol...

Page 48: ...correct standard size Allen wrenches for connecting output wiring to TB1A and or TB1B are supplied with each MX in the ship kit Look for a brown envelope If the correct tools cannot be found contact A...

Page 49: ...connections for a MX30 1 MX45 1 MX30 3Pi or MX45 3Pi in single phase mode output configuration rear view perspective See section 3 6 3 for the MX30 3Pi or MX45 3Pi in three phase mode Always disconne...

Page 50: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 50 Figure 3 7 MX30 1 MX45 1 Output Wiring Rear view...

Page 51: ...and MX45 3Pi in three phase mode output configuration rear view perspective See section 3 6 2 for the MX30 3Pi or MX45 3Pi in single phase mode Always disconnect all input power from the MX before rem...

Page 52: ...ving the front panel cover that provides access to the input and output terminal connections Route the wires from the back of the MX30 or MX45 chassis to the front in the provided cable guides MX60 MX...

Page 53: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 53 Figure 3 10 Two MX s in Clock and Lock mode Output Wiring Rear view...

Page 54: ...removing the front panel cover that provides access to the input and output terminal connections Route the wires from the back of the MX45 chassis to the front in the provided cable guides Note that t...

Page 55: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 55 Figure 3 11 MX135 or MX135 MB Output Wiring Rear view...

Page 56: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 56 Figure 3 12 Three MX s in Clock and Lock mode Output Wiring Rear view...

Page 57: ...MX270 3Pi configuration is shown Always disconnect all input power from the MX180 MX225 or MX270 before removing the front panel cover that provides access to the input and output terminal connection...

Page 58: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 58 Figure 3 13 MX180 MX225 or MX270 Output Wiring Rear view...

Page 59: ...our wires to be combined into one larger wire gauge size wire The outputs of the 2 or 3 MX chassis are connected on one side of these blocks Phase A B and C into the 3 position terminal and the neutra...

Page 60: ...and P9 is located on the rear panel of each MX chassis The system interface is used to connect the multiple MX30 or MX45 power sources in a Master Auxiliary configuration to create MX60 MX90 or MX135...

Page 61: ...32 DC DC mode control 33 INP OFF Input power control 34 A ERR HI Error Signal Phase A high 35 N C 36 B ERR LO Error Signal Phase B low 37 C ERR HI Error Signal Phase C high Table 3 4 System Interface...

Page 62: ...trobe Some units may not have this output connected If you don t get an output trigger on this BNC use the Function Strobe BNC instead 3 Function Strobe TTL output Same signal connection as Trigger Ou...

Page 63: ...3 TxD Transmit data Input 4 DTR Data Terminal Ready DTR Data Terminal Ready 5 Common Common 6 N C N C 7 RTS Request to Send Output 8 N C N C 9 N C N C Table 3 10 RS232C Connector pin out MX with RS232...

Page 64: ...7 8 9 Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Direction output input output output input output Description reserved Receive data RxD Transmit data TxD Data Terminal Ready DTR Signal Ground Data Set Ready DSR no conne...

Page 65: ...le between the AC Source and a PC or USB Hub may be used Note Use of the USB port to control more than one power source from a single PC is not recommended as communication may not be reliable Use GPI...

Page 66: ...nterface refer to the MX Series Programming Manual P N 7003 961 distributed in Adobe PDF format on CD ROM CIC496 LAN Pin Ethernet TPE 10BaseT 100BastT 1000BaseT EIA TIA 568A EIA TIA 568B Crossover 1 T...

Page 67: ...tion is required to create an OR ed operation of more than one ES switch This connector is only present on MX MB systems with the ES option If present a suitable BNC cable should be used to connect th...

Page 68: ...tion For MB systems such as MX90 3Pi MB the controller in the auxiliary unit must be disabled using S1 The SYSTEM field in the master unit controllers CONFIGURATION SETUP 3 screen must be set to the c...

Page 69: ...AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 69 MODE MASTER AUX SINGLE CAB MULTI CAB 1 2 3 4 S1 Top View from back of MX Interface Board Detail view DIP S1 chassis Figure 3 18 Multi Cabinet DIP Switch Locat...

Page 70: ...the auxiliary units 3 Allow 20 to 30 seconds for the turn on sequence to complete before attempting to communicate with the system 3 9 2 Power Down Procedure The power down shutdown sequence for the s...

Page 71: ...ne MX has the LKM Lock Master option and one or two MX units have the LKS Lock auxiliary option 3 10 1 Clock Lock Configuration Settings Clock and lock configuration settings for LKM and LKS equipped...

Page 72: ...figured to operate in Clock and Lock mode when EXT clock mode is selected in the PROGRAM2 screen This means that a MX LKS cannot be used in normal external sync mode However the MX LKM master unit can...

Page 73: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 73 Note This mode of operation is not supported by the MXGUI Windows software supplied with each MX unit...

Page 74: ...first and wait for them to cycle on then turn on the master unit 5 If the MX has more than one available output voltage range go to the PROGRAM 1 screen and select the desired voltage range The outpu...

Page 75: ...er source does not pass the functional test refer to the calibration procedure in Section 6 or call California Instrument s customer satisfaction department for further assistance AC Line Power Resist...

Page 76: ...ct or removing the low input signal will cause the output relay to open MX Series II The way the MX responds to a remote inhibit event can be programmed over the remote control interface using the OUT...

Page 77: ...er The wire gauge of the load connection must be sized to handle the maximum current in the low voltage range of operation The MX SYSTEM OUTPUT side of the terminal block will accept up to 8 wires If...

Page 78: ...se terminal blocks TB1A phases A and B and TB1B phase C and neutral as indicated in Figure 3 21 The load can be connected to the load side of the filter box using terminal blocks TB2A and TB2B Do not...

Page 79: ...C Each fuse terminal is lined up with a strain relief on each side of the box The outputs from the MX45 cabinets connect to the MX 45 SOURCE side of fuse box The outputs of the fuse box marked JUNCTIO...

Page 80: ...lay x FUNCTION keypad x DATA ENTRY keypad 4 1 2 System On Off Circuit Breaker The circuit breaker located on the bottom left side of the front panel disconnects the low voltage supply of the MX Source...

Page 81: ...REMOTE LED is lit the front panel of the MX Series unit is disabled There is no LOCAL button that allows the user to regain control of the front panel This prevents accidental change of settings in A...

Page 82: ...he ENTER key is pressed the MX Series returns to its normal mode of operation In this mode changes made with the shuttle knob or the data entry keypad will take immediate effect The IMMEDIATE mode is...

Page 83: ...ly by pressing the PROG WAVE and MEAS keys respectively A map of the Main menus is provided on the next few pages There are three top level menus in the MX Series PROG The PROG key is a shortcut to ac...

Page 84: ...provides a convenient way to disconnect the load without having to remove any wires PHASE The PHASE key is used to select the phase on a MX30 3Pi or MX45 3Pi model Pressing the PHASE key will toggle...

Page 85: ...ursor position If the present cursor position is at the top of the right hand column the cursor is moved to the bottom position of the left hand column If the present cursor is at the top of the left...

Page 86: ...n the ENTER key is pressed BACKSPACE The BACKSPACE m key can be used to erase one digit at a time if you make a data entry error 4 1 7 LCD Display The LCD display of the MX Series power source provide...

Page 87: ...re than three levels of menus although some menus may be spread across more than one screen 4 2 1 MAIN Menus Figure 4 7 Menu 1 through 3 The top level menu is split in three parts MENU 1 through MENU...

Page 88: ...ess to the optional firmware application programs that may be installed in the MX Series AC source SETUP REGISTERS The SETUP REGISTERS menu allows complete instrument settings and transient list progr...

Page 89: ...ON VIEW DATA MODE SCALE TRIG MODE TRIG SOURCE TRIG PHASE TRIG DELAY START TRANSIENTS VOLT SURGE SAG START VOLT SWEEP STEP START GO TO VOLT FREQ SWEEP STEP DURATION END VOLT DUR SCALE VOLT FREQ SWEEP S...

Page 90: ...GE DELAY STEP IHFREQ RESONANT MENU 3 UTILITY UTILITY 1 GPIB RS232 SETUP GPIB ADDRESS VOLT CURR CONTROL VOLT ALC RS232 BAUDRATE PREVIOUS SCREEN OL MODE RS232 DATA INITIAL SETUP VOLTAGE TRIP DELAY RS232...

Page 91: ...reen unless the PROGRAM menu was selected using the PROG key on the FUNCTION keypad Less frequently used parameters are located in PROGRAM 2 which can be reached from the PROGRAM 1 screen using the MO...

Page 92: ...rator may be used VOLT MODE The MX Series offers three output modes AC DC and AC DC The VOLT MODE field can be used to toggle between these three output modes Both the Knob and the key may be used to...

Page 93: ...Pi controller only The measurement screens can be reached by successively pressing the MEAS key which will toggle to all four available screens In three phase mode measurements are available for each...

Page 94: ...is based on the H2 through H50 with the fundamental current H1 in the denominator Note that other common definitions of THD use the RMS value of the current as the denominator This may result in diff...

Page 95: ...elect the desired acquisition trigger and display mode The actual data is displayed whenever the ENTER key is pressed while the cursor is on the VIEW or START field The following fields are available...

Page 96: ...cur repeatedly and the data is updated on screen after each trigger occurs This provides a continuous update of the data and is most appropriate for repetitive signals TRIG SOURCE The trigger source s...

Page 97: ...indow after the trigger event Positive trigger delays can exceed the length of the acquisition buffer in which case the trigger event itself will not be in the buffer any more The maximum value of the...

Page 98: ...alue for a specified duration Sag if the value is lower surge if the value is higher After this period has expired the output voltage returns to a user specified end value This value may or may not be...

Page 99: ...ade The VOLT SURGE SAG screen has the following fields START This field will show the start phase angle of the voltage transient in degrees Only one start phase angle per transient sequence is allowed...

Page 100: ...always the SINE sine wave REPEAT This is the number of times the SURGE SAG transient event will repeat before it will proceed to the next event or exit the transient program Note that the number of ti...

Page 101: ...UR SCALE Duration scale default is time in seconds Use the Shuttle knob to select CYCLES if desired Note that durations expressed in cycles may cause rounding errors if the period of the selected freq...

Page 102: ...ro if only one execution of this event in the list is required EVENT This must be the last item in the transient edit screen All data fields must be entered before inserting the EVENT The EVENT takes...

Page 103: ...Hz END DELAY This is the time delay the frequency will stay at END FREQ before it proceeds with the next transient event or completes the transient FUNCTION 3Pi Controller only This field can be used...

Page 104: ...age and frequency for the event A duration of 0 seconds will cause the output voltage and frequency to reach their end value immediately END FREQ This is the output frequency at the end of the transie...

Page 105: ...he START field and the ENTER key is pressed transient execution starts The output relay must be closed or an error message will appear and the transient will not start Once a transient is in progress...

Page 106: ...hrough 20 THD Note that changing the distortion level of the CLIPPED sine wave while the CLIPPED sine wave is used on the output of one or more phases forces the output of the AC Source to be dropped...

Page 107: ...phase If the cursor is moved to this field the ENTER key will execute the selected MODE If the mode is set to PROG pressing ENTER while the cursor is on the SQUARE entry will select the square wave fo...

Page 108: ...execute the selected MODE If the mode is set to PROG pressing ENTER while the cursor is on the user defined entry will select the custom waveform for the phase shown in the top right corner of the di...

Page 109: ...ption MIL STD 704 Test sequence for MIL standard 704 AC and DC tests OMNI OPTION This entry selects the OMNI control menu The OMNI option provides a lumped reference impedance for use in IEC 61000 3 3...

Page 110: ...ar at the bottom of the screen to confirm the save operation RECALL REGISTER Recall instrument setup from a register number selected by the user The numeric data entry keypad should be used to enter a...

Page 111: ...e two current limit choices are Constant Voltage and Constant Current Constant Voltage mode will maintain the set voltage at the output until the load current exceeds the current limit setting at whic...

Page 112: ...URATION The Configuration menu shows the installed options This screen is for reference only and typically no fields can be changed by the user LANETWORK SETUP Displays or sets LAN interface settings...

Page 113: ...n also displays the internal AC source ambient temperature in degrees C VIEWING ANGLE The viewing angle can be used to change the contrast ratio of the LCD display The range of the viewing angle param...

Page 114: ...be used to set the RS232 baud rate to either 9600 19 200 38 400 57600 or 115 200 baud The baud rate set on the AC source must match the one programmed for the communications port of the controller Bau...

Page 115: ...intain the level of programmed current The constant voltage mode will maintain the set voltage as long as the current drawn by the load does not exceed the current limit programmed If the current limi...

Page 116: ...ds are provided in the INITIAL SETUP menus Entry Description INITIAL SETUP 1 VOLTAGE Sets the power on AC voltage for AC and AC DC modes or the DC voltage for DC mode CURR LIMIT Sets the power on curr...

Page 117: ...LOCK MODE Sets the clock source used at power up Available settings are Stand Alone STAND MASTER LKM clock and lock master and AUX LKS clock and lock auxiliary NO OUTPUT MX30 3Pi or MX45 3Pi model onl...

Page 118: ...information is provided on this screen Entry Description VOLTAGE Maximum AC rms or DC voltage available in the high voltage range CUR LIMIT Maximum AC rms current limit available in the low voltage ra...

Page 119: ...possible ADVANCE Pi Controllers only This field indicates the presence of advanced capabilities for waveform generation and measurement analysis are present DO160 Indicates the presence of the RTCA D...

Page 120: ...n be programmed is 500 Hz This field is available on Series II MX systems only SYSTEM This field sets the controller for the correct MX system configuration Available settings are MX30 MX30 Single Uni...

Page 121: ...3 manual section on previous page MANUAL This field does not apply to MX products and is always set to N A OPT0 OPT1 OPT2 This field indicates the presence of the following three options OPT0 A350 Av...

Page 122: ...e in this menu Entry Description RESISTIVE Sets the resistive component of the output impedance The lower limits for the resistive and inductive components may vary on different AC source models and a...

Page 123: ...n Note that Series II MX models only have two measurement calibration factors Series I models require additional cal factors as shown The following calibration factors are available from this menu Ent...

Page 124: ...ge output calibration factor V HI FREQ High frequency full scale voltage output calibration factor Series I models only VOLT ZERO Zero offset voltage calibration factor PHASE OFST Phase offset calibra...

Page 125: ...ATE Mode The default mode of operation is an immediate mode in which changes to output parameters made with the knob or the entry keypad are immediately reflected at the output To change the output vo...

Page 126: ...The unit has returned to immediate mode of operation until the SET key is pressed again 4 3 4 Change Output Values with the shuttle knob from the MEASUREMENT 1 screen Basic output settings such as vo...

Page 127: ...es As the fundamental frequency is increased the relative contribution of higher harmonics is reduced The clipped sine wave may be used to simulate voltage distortion levels to the unit under test The...

Page 128: ...nel of the MX Series Rather they have to be downloaded through one of the remote control interfaces A Windows based program is included with the MX Series that allows waveforms to be created and downl...

Page 129: ...e Clear or reset command RST command will have the same effect The new wave group will be active after you turn the power to the unit back on 4 4 5 RMS Amplitude Restrictions The output of a sine wave...

Page 130: ...frequency component of the output signal the 3Pi controller automatically applies a band pass filter to all custom waveforms as they are downloaded The controller implements the following process for...

Page 131: ...D Figure 4 35 Waveform Frequency Domain View Mode 4 4 7 Switching Waveforms Waveforms can be switched as part of the transient system Each transient type setup menu has a FUNCTION field This field all...

Page 132: ...t panel This will cause the screen to cycle through all available measurement screens 4 5 1 Standard Controller Measurements For MX Series power sources with the 1 or 3 standard controllers the follow...

Page 133: ...ed in the next chapter Note The V and I distortion calculations are based on H2 through H50 with the RMS current in the denominator Note that some definitions of THD use the fundamental component H1 a...

Page 134: ...quisition is done may be selected using the PHASE key in three phase configurations This chapter covers the use and application of these advanced measurement functions 4 6 1 Harmonic Analysis The 3Pi...

Page 135: ...ay mode The triangle on the left edge of the LCD screen points to the current position in the table Figure 4 36 Scrolling Through Tabular FFT Data Bar chart format FFT data displays show the same data...

Page 136: ...allows you to see at least one cycle of the output waveform If the output is programmed at 50 Hz a 20 ms scale would display exactly one signal period 6 Move the cursor to the TRIG MODE and select SI...

Page 137: ...to read out the data under the vertical cursor This cursor is a dotted line that can be moved using the knob If the left or right edge of the display window is reached the entire display will shift so...

Page 138: ...urs new data is acquired and the LCD display is updated No user intervention is required after the initial START event This mode is appropriate for capturing repetitive events or to monitor the source...

Page 139: ...rms or DC value specified and it triggers the measurement acquisition at the same moment in time When selecting this trigger source the field below the TRIG SOURCE field changed to SET VOLT Use this f...

Page 140: ...M to 90 the inrush current can be captured under worst case conditions In this case the voltage should be programmed to 0 volt before triggering the acquisition using the START field Note When using t...

Page 141: ...shown in Figure 4 40 where a 20 ms trigger delay is used after triggering on phase A 180 The fundamental frequency of the output is 50 Hz The dashed line indicates the trigger point It occurs on the...

Page 142: ...MX45 single phase mode 104 msec to 1040 msec All models in three phase mode 312 msec to 3120 msec Series II MX30 MX45 single phase mode 42 6 msec to 426 msec All models in three phase mode 128 msec to...

Page 143: ...e control interface On power up the AC source always reverts to the maximum slew rate for both voltage and frequency 4 7 2 Using Transient Modes The voltage can be programmed in the following transien...

Page 144: ...rameters required to set up a Pulse transient include the pulse count pulse period and pulse duty cycle An example of a Pulse transient is shown in Figure 4 42 In this case the count is 4 the pulse pe...

Page 145: ...ansients The list specifies the pulses as three voltage points point 0 2 and 4 each with its corresponding dwell point The intervals are three zero voltage points point 1 3 and 5 of equal intervals Th...

Page 146: ...d and enter a number from 1 through 99 The transient list will be executed in order of event number Leaving a gap between event numbers allows you to insert events at different places later in the seq...

Page 147: ...always reverts to ABC Frequency transients are identical to voltage transients except they apply to all three phases at all times in a three phase configuration 4 7 6 Programming Slew Rates As shown...

Page 148: ...list so different waveforms may be programmed on different phases during transient execution Figure 4 44 illustrates the concept of using different waveforms at different steps in a transient list In...

Page 149: ...a transient may be useful when running slowly changing output transients to hold the output at a specific setting while observing the effect on the unit under test 4 7 9 Saving Transient List Program...

Page 150: ...rall Description Three phase input power is routed from the back of the cabinet to a fuse holder terminal block located in the bottom front of the unit The lower front access panel has to be removed t...

Page 151: ...of the unit and is used to sense all output current and voltage for both control and measurement purposes The current sensor board in conjunction with the CPU controller also supports the programmabl...

Page 152: ...he CPU logic On MX Series II unit all three phases are contained on the same board If the 413 option is present a separate inter harmonic generator board is connected to the CPU board 5 3 2 Phase B an...

Page 153: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 153...

Page 154: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 154 Figure 5 2 MX Series Detailed Block Diagram...

Page 155: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 155 Figure 5 3 Power Module Detailed Block Diagram...

Page 156: ...the rear panel One is the master out unit with CPU controller assembly installed the other the Auxiliary in unit without CPU controller or with CPU controller disabled The CPU controller can be disabl...

Page 157: ...of the chassis and can be removed from the front after removing the front cover Each power modules is fully self contained and forms a complete AC to AC or AC to DC converter The three power modules a...

Page 158: ...ting range a fault is generated Furthermore in any of the three AC input phases fails the MX will shut itself down 5 7 2 Modulator Board The modulator board is located directly above the PFC board and...

Page 159: ...the modulator board via a small ribbon cable Each Amplifier board has four outputs A A B and B These four outputs connect to a set of Inductor boards using stranded wires with Anderson style connector...

Page 160: ...t of these current sensors is routed to the modulator board to regulate current sharing and peak current limiting 5 7 5 Fan Supply Board The Fan Supply board is located in the wind tunnel of the PFC s...

Page 161: ...LTAGES UP TO 480 VAC AND 500 VDC ARE PRESENT IN CERTAIN SECTIONS OF THIS POWER SOURCE THIS EQUIPMENT GENERATES POTENTIALLY LETHAL VOLTAGES DEATH ON CONTACT MAY RESULT IF PERSONNEL FAIL TO OBSERVE SAFE...

Page 162: ...application in which the MX system is used is unusual it may be better to calibrate it at different operating points than the ones used in this manual Also if the required load values for current cal...

Page 163: ...ntered to access any calibration screen The calibration password is always 5000 and may be entered using the numeric keypad Once entered the calibration screens remain accessible until the MX unit is...

Page 164: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 164 DMM 3 AC Line Input Connect A and N HI LO SENSE LEADS N A EUT CONNECTION Figure 6 1 Calibration Setup MX45 1 Rear view...

Page 165: ...Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 165 DMM 3 AC Line Input Connect A B or C HI LO SENSE LEADS EUT CONNECTION N C B A Figure 6 2 Calibration Setup MX30 3Pi MX45 3Pi or MX30 3 MX45 3 Rear...

Page 166: ...stem is a multi phase system with one controller the DVM for calibrating the measurement voltage should always be connected to the Remote Sense connector on the Master cabinet Note The Fluke 8506A Dig...

Page 167: ...ired on the low voltage range maximum available current range The same current measurement calibration coefficients are used on both voltage ranges if available Suggested load values are shown for eit...

Page 168: ...asurements set the power source to the DC mode Select the MEASUREMENT CAL entry from the MENU 3 screen Refer to section 4 2 13 for relevant LCD screen Note For the following calibration steps put the...

Page 169: ...maintains specific current measurement calibration coefficients for this mode The load values shown in Table 6 1 for MX30 1 and MX45 1 should be used on phase A only The voltage measurement calibratio...

Page 170: ...the HV or XV optional ranges are available calibrate the standard range Note Selecting the calibration screen by entering the Cal Password will turn off the ALC mode Conversely turning on the ALC mod...

Page 171: ...lay Go to the OUTPUT CAL screen select the VOLT FS and enter 20000 With the shuttle adjust this value to obtain 240 0 05 volts at the output as measured with an external DMM Use the ENTER key to save...

Page 172: ...creen Select the VOLT FS parameter and enter the set voltage in the full scale calibration window followed by the ENTER key A value between 0 9 and 1 1 will appear in the window Save this value by pre...

Page 173: ...s DC on the output Save this value by pressing the SET key 400 VDC Range Full scale Applies to MX Series I only Program 320 0 volts Once the output settings are made turn on the ALC mode and allow the...

Page 174: ...low voltage range as long as the maximum input voltage of the phase meter input is not exceeded Select AC mode thee phase mode 120Vac 60 Hz Program all three phase outputs to the same voltage For best...

Page 175: ...VOLTAGE 0 0 REF COUPL OFF REFERENCE OFF 3 Select REFERENCE and program ON with the shuttle 4 Select REF VOLT and program 230 0 5 Select VOLTAGE and program 8 7 6 Select FREQUENCY and program 400 Hz Th...

Page 176: ...EK Programmable Power MX Series 176 Top View from back of MX Interface Board Detail view 7003 719 IEC413 board chassis CPU Phase A Shield AUX Generator Adjustments R9 R10 R11 Figure 6 5 413 Option Aux...

Page 177: ...240 0 V 400 Hz VOLT HI FREQ 240 r 0 05 VAC Repeat the adjustments at 60 and 400 Hz until the output is within r 0 05 volts 150 VDC range DC Zero 200 VDC range 0 0 V VOLT ZERO 0 5 mV DC 150 VDC range...

Page 178: ...utput voltage of the B and C power modules to the A module Proceed as follows 1 Verify the controller is indeed set for 1 phase operation 2 Shut off all power to the cabinet Disconnect the two wires g...

Page 179: ...PUT ON OFF key to disable the output 6 Move the DMM leads to the A module terminals 6 and 7 in the auxiliary cabinet Press the OUTPUT ON OFF key again to enable the output Verify the phase A module ou...

Page 180: ...ing mode to Constant Current CC Apply 105 to 110 of IPROG load to phase A output Now adjust R195 on the system interface board P N 7003 700 1 until the output current is 103 of IPROG ISET When this ad...

Page 181: ...d bank load the output of the power source to about 48 9 amps Measure the output voltage of the power source under load and record this value VL Also measure the load current and record this value I 5...

Page 182: ...re the same on either series controller 12 Repeat steps 2 through 11 for phase B and C except on single phase only models MX Series I R resistive Xl inductive Phase Board Phase A 7000 721 R121 R122 Ph...

Page 183: ...o troubleshoot the unit down to the module level Only a qualified electronic technician should attempt this level troubleshooting 7 3 Basic operation PARAGRAPH PROBLEM 0 Excessive Output Voltage 7 3 2...

Page 184: ...power module serviced Operating load with too high inrush or start up currents Consult factory for application advice 7 3 6 No Output and No Lights on Front Panel CAUSE SOLUTION Input circuit breaker...

Page 185: ...TIONS DO NOT TOUCH ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS WHEN POWER IS APPLIED 7 4 1 Switch Off Unit Switch off the unit at the circuit breaker on the front panel as well as removing the input power from the unit WARNI...

Page 186: ...Volts There should be about 100Vac between terminals 5 and 6 If no voltage at all is measured it is possible that the AC power stage inside the module has failed and it will be necessary to remove the...

Page 187: ...ches may have shorted The usual scenario is one or two of the IGBT switch devices on one of the 4 heat sinks get shorted Usually if the B device is failed the B device will also short When these devic...

Page 188: ...r MX Series 188 7 6 Fuses FUSE FUNCTION FUSE VALUE CI F1 F2 F3 AC mains input 208 240V 200A 270246 F1 F2 F3 AC mains input 400 480V 110A 270226 F1 Power Module PFC Fuse 100A 270249 F1 F8 AMP Heat Sink...

Page 189: ...m the AMETEK Programmable Power website www programmablepower com under GUI Software You need to be a registered user to do so x A Windows 2000 XP PC with available RS232 serial port COM port x A RS23...

Page 190: ...too long you may have missed the window and you will have to recycle power on the AC source and try again This will put the source controller into the Flash down load mode Wait until the screen shown...

Page 191: ...completes successfully the power source will initialize with the new firmware Observe the LCD display for the firmware revision displayed during initialization to confirm the new firmware is now insta...

Page 192: ...LAN AMETEK PP 1 A6 7003 722 1 PC Assy Low Volt PSU AMETEK PP 1 7003 723 1 Ripple Filter AMETEK PP 1 Top Assembly 7003 422 7003 400 A1 7003 703 1 PC Assy RS232 GPIB AMETEK PP 1 A1 7003 703 2 PC Assy R...

Page 193: ...ier AMETEK PP 1 A7 A8 A9 A5 7003 707 1 PC Assy Output Filter AMETEK PP 1 A7 A8 A9 A6 7003 707 2 PC Assy Output Filter AMETEK PP 1 A7 A8 A9 A7 7003 716 1 PC Assy PFC AMETEK PP 1 A7 A8 A9 A8 7003 708 1...

Page 194: ...kVA 7003 418 1 7003 425 1 7003 433 2 F1 270249 FUSE 100A 500V Ferraz Shawmut A50QS100 4 3 A7 A8 A9 F1 F8 270168 FUSE 30A 600V Bussmann KTK 30 Littlefuse KLK 30 24 A7 A8 A9 7003 713 1 Low Voltage Power...

Page 195: ...or no options may be present on your specific unit this section of the manual incorporates the user documentation for all available options There is no separate manual for these options except possib...

Page 196: ...ed and as such offers no DC output capability Thus whenever the 400 V range is selected the output mode is automatically set to AC MODE and other modes cannot be selected Since the HV option range is...

Page 197: ...ftware as the MXGui program is designed to support all revisions For now revision D has no associated data files in the MXGui but does have it s own user interface control screen 9 3 1 Option 160 RTCA...

Page 198: ...cy Voltage and Frequency minimum 2 Emergency Voltage and Frequency maximum 3 Voltage unbalance DC Source 1 Emergency Voltage 9 3 1 3 3 ABNORMAL TEST AC Source 1 Abnormal Voltage minimum 2 Abnormal Vol...

Page 199: ...p and down cursor keys Press the ENTER key to select the NORMAL STATE screens The screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 3 Figure 9 3 Normal State The DO160 NORMAL 1 and NORMAL 2 screens have the fol...

Page 200: ...ll terminate the test remotely The unselected phases will remain at 115 volts The m key backspace will terminate the test at any time VOLT UNBALANCE Standard Group RTCA Group1 Group2 Group3 Voltage of...

Page 201: ...User Manual Rev AV AMETEK Programmable Power MX Series 201 Figure 9 4 Voltage Modulation...

Page 202: ...test requires a numeric value equal to the modulation rate in Hz This value must be between 0 01 Hz and 100 Hz The frequency modulation is calculated based on the modulation rate as defined in Figure...

Page 203: ...VOLTS T1 T2 T3 DO160 Table 16 1 Test conditions for equipment with digital circuits NOTES 1 Definitions T1 Power interrupt time T2 Time it would take for the applied voltage to decay from V nom to zer...

Page 204: ...At the end of the test the power source will be switched back to the low range automatically Voltage Time Seq No RTCA Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 ALL 1 115 115 115 115 5 Minute 2 160 160 160 170 30msec 3...

Page 205: ...60 Table 9 6 Normal Frequency Variation Sequence This test will apply to Group 2 and 3 only At 115 voltage the frequency is set to 360Hz for 5 minutes The frequency is slowed per sequence listed in Ta...

Page 206: ...y Table 9 8 The test will last for 30 minutes The test will be repeated using the voltage from Table 9 7 and frequency from Table 9 8 The m key backspace will terminate the test at any time VOLT UNBAL...

Page 207: ...uency setting The m key backspace will terminate the test at any time VOLT MIN This test will set the voltage and frequency to levels defined by Table 9 11 for 5 minutes The test will be repeated for...

Page 208: ...to the NORMAL STATE entry using the up and down cursor keys Press the ENTER key to select the NORMAL STATE screen The screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 11 Figure 9 11 Normal State The DO 160 NOR...

Page 209: ...his test will surge and sag the voltage to a level and duration specified Table 9 15 with 5 seconds between transients The test is repeated three times Category Surge Sags Volt Dwell msec Volt Dwell m...

Page 210: ...re returning to its nominal voltage VOLT DROP This test will change the output to 12V from 28V or to 6V from 14V for seven seconds The output voltage will return to nominal voltage after seven seconds...

Page 211: ...ses The relevant EUT class 1 2 3 or X is listed in the file names When using front panel operation the user has to set levels for each individual test step in SINGLE mode 9 4 3 Initial Setup The user...

Page 212: ...This means phase A is mapped to L1 phase B is mapped to L3 and phase C is mapped to L2 The required phase selection letter combination for the required Line to line dip is shown in table C 2 for refe...

Page 213: ...PHASE field in the 411 screen to set the required phase angle Note that this is not the start phase angle for the dip but rather the phase offset with respect to phase A Requires FW 1 17 on Series I...

Page 214: ...3 0 1 0 45 90 3 at diff 10 4 0 5 45 90 135 3 at diff 10 5 0 10 90 135 180 3 at diff 10 6 0 25 180 225 270 3 at diff 10 7 0 50 270 315 0 3 at diff 10 8 40 0 5 0 3 10 9 40 0 5 180 3 10 10 40 1 0 45 90...

Page 215: ...two out of three phases This allows line to line voltage drops as called out in Edition 2 0 of the IEC 61000 4 11 to be performed as well RUN SINGLE RUN SINGLE command will run a single test once The...

Page 216: ...Dwell time End V in of UT Delay between steps s 1 VSweep 100 2 40 0 2 Hold 40 1 40 0 3 VSweep 40 2 100 10 4 VSweep 100 2 40 0 5 Hold 40 1 40 0 6 VSweep 40 2 100 10 7 VSweep 100 2 40 0 8 Hold 40 1 40...

Page 217: ...d While the original standard used voltage ramps on both sides of the variation test level the Edition 2 0 standard calls out an abrupt drop to the test level followed by a voltage ramp back to the no...

Page 218: ...for both editions of the test standard Files applicable to Edition 2 0 have ED20 in their file name Do not mix these files as the data setup will not be correct if you do To load a test file select th...

Page 219: ...number CIC637 Provide the model and serial number of the unit master unit in multi box systems to ensure the correct firmware is provided The firmware revision is displayed on the LCD screen immediat...

Page 220: ...ER key to select the IEC 1000 4 13 main menu The screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 21 Figure 9 21 IEC1000 4 13 Menu 9 5 4 1 IEC Screen Parameters The IEC 1000 4 13 has the following common field...

Page 221: ...vidual group if run group is selected The field has the following groups 1 FCURVE This is the first part of harmonic combination test 2 OSWING This is the second part of harmonic combination test 3 SW...

Page 222: ...f the OSWING group is selected the screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 23 The screen has the following parameters that are unique to the group Figure 9 23 IEC 1000 4 13 OSWING 1 LEVEL The level of...

Page 223: ...ing An interharmonic frequency can be selected using the shuttle To run a frequency without sweeping through the entire range a RUN POINT can be selected 5 RESONANT This field is used to report the re...

Page 224: ...his field shows the current inter harmonic frequency when the test is running An inter harmonic frequency can be selected with the shuttle To run an inter harmonic frequency without sweeping through t...

Page 225: ...ister curve test the pause time is normally set to 0 secs If a value other than 0 is entered the inter harmonics are set to 0 during the pause times 5 RESONANT This field is used to report the resonan...

Page 226: ...est standard however Start Class 1 2 Determine appropriate test configuration Perform 8 2 1 Test Harmonic combination Flatcurve and Oversw ing Any functional anomalies No No Class 2 required Meister c...

Page 227: ...alies Any functional anomalies Any functional anomalies Test Completed FAIL RecordResults Test Completed PASS Record Results Yes Perform 8 2 2 Test Frequency Sw eep Perform 8 2 4 Test Meister Curve Pe...

Page 228: ...s the ENTER key The tests will run in the following sequence FCURVE OSWING SWEEP HARM IHARM Note The test for class 3 will take about 25 minutes class 2 slightly less 5 While the test is running the A...

Page 229: ...EEN INTERHARMONICS SCREEN The inter harmonics screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 31 This screen has the following parameters Figure 9 31 INTERHARMONICS SCREEN 1 REFERENCE This field will enable t...

Page 230: ...the power source s front panel or through the supplied MXGui program The revision A C F tests can only be operated through the supplied MXGui program Thus for rev A C and F a Windows PC and interface...

Page 231: ...tput Voltage 28V or 270V L N A setting outside these nominal values will disable the test and will prevent access to its Menu screens 9 6 1 3 Revision The MIL704 option defaults to Revision E The Syst...

Page 232: ...equency under DC Mode 1 Abnormal Voltage under 2 Abnormal Voltage over 9 6 1 5 Front Panel Entry To perform a test from the keyboard from the MENU 2 screen select the APPLICATIONS screen The APPLICATI...

Page 233: ...ess the ENTER key to select the STEADY STATE screens The screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 34 Figure 9 34 Steady State Menu The MIL704 Steady state 1 and Steady state 2 screens have the followin...

Page 234: ...e for the selected phase will change relative to phase A in the following sequence If phase B is selected x 236q for 1 minute x 244q for 1 minute x 240q for 1 minute If phase C is selected x 116q for...

Page 235: ...ted phase in the following sequence x 180V for 10 msec x Linearly reduced to118V in 78msec x Stay at 118V for 87msec before returning to 115V Prior to the test a range change may take place if the pow...

Page 236: ...r as shown in Figure 9 36 Figure 9 36 Emergency Menu The EMERGENCY SCREEN has the following tests 1 VOLTAGE 2 FREQUENCY The above tests can be selected by scrolling to the highlighted selection using...

Page 237: ...for 50msec x The voltage gradually decays with time to 125 volt by the following equation V 124 6 2 77 t for 0 05 d t d 6 925 x Stay at 125V for 93 seconds before returning to 115V Prior to the test a...

Page 238: ...oll to the STEADY STATE entry using the up and down cursor keys Press the ENTER key to select the STEADY STATE screen The screen will appear as shown Figure 9 39 Steady State DC The MIL704 STEADY STAT...

Page 239: ...Figure 9 40 Figure 9 40 Transient Menu The Transient Test has the following tests 1 HIGH VOLTAGE 2 LOW VOLTAGE HIGH VOLTAGE This test will change the output voltage for the selected phase in the follo...

Page 240: ...The screen will appear as shown in Figure 9 41 Figure 9 41 Abnormal Test Screen The Abnormal Test has the following tests 1 OVER VOLTAGE 2 UNDER VOLTAGE The above tests can be selected by scrolling t...

Page 241: ...cted phase in the following sequence 1 28V system x 0V for 7sec x 20V for 93sec 2 270V system x 0V for 7sec x 240V for 93sec The m key backspace will terminate the test at any time 9 6 1 8 4 Emergency...

Page 242: ...t no 4994 971 included on CDROM 9 8 Option AMD Airbus AMD24C Test For information regarding the operation of the AMD24C tests with the MXGui please refer to the Avionics Software Manual CI part no 499...

Page 243: ...re 9 43 Use the up and down key to position the cursor to the WH METER field Press the Enter Key Figure 9 43 Application Screen x The WATT HOUR METER screen shown in Figure 9 44 has the following fiel...

Page 244: ...lected with the phase key If the phase is selected for all phases in a two or three phase system the WATT HR and POWER fields will show the sum of all phases PK CURR will remain at the last selected p...

Page 245: ...the measured power is negative indicating energy is being fed back into the MX amplifiers In this mode of operation the current limit mode will behave differently than it does under normal load condi...

Page 246: ...the current being fed back by the EUT OVER VOLT EUT over voltage limit 0 0 to max V range value Sets the EUT over voltage limit This is the maximum allowable voltage AC or DC at which the EUT can oper...

Page 247: ...gramming syntax 9 11 6 SNK and Phase Modes On MX models operating in three phase mode the protection shut down mechanisms are implemented on a phase by phase basis This means that these parameters can...

Page 248: ...er proceed as follows Go to MENU3 Go to UTILITY Select VOLT CURR CONTROL field Now set ALC OFF Now toggle VOLT REF EXT Use shuttle or key to change field Once the MX is set to EXTD mode turn the outpu...

Page 249: ...equest 102 Syntax error Command syntax incorrect Misspelled or unsupported command 103 Invalid separator SCPI separator not recognized See SCPI section of programming manual 104 Data type error Data t...

Page 250: ...meters 221 Setting conflict Requested setting conflicts with other setting in effect Check other settings E g trying to program a DC offset while in AC mode 222 Data out of range Parameter data outsid...

Page 251: ...410 Query INTERRUPTED Query issued but response not read Check application program for correct flow Response must be read after each query to avoid this error 420 Query UNTERMINATED Query incomplete...

Page 252: ...ogrammed lists 14 Voltage peak error Peak voltage exceeds internal bus voltage This error may occur when selecting user defined wave shapes with higher crest factors Reduce programmed RMS value 15 Sle...

Page 253: ...ROT status is set to 1 and the peak current drawn by the load exceeds the maximum specified peak current capability for more than 30 seconds To avoid this error reduce the load on the power source or...

Page 254: ...ck mode 90 constant current 154 Constant Power 34 Construction internal 23 controller assembly 150 Controllers programable 25 Cooling 23 current voltage sensor 154 current limit 149 custom waveforms 1...

Page 255: ...option 67 MB Option 26 MEAS key 81 measurement calibration 121 MENU key 81 MIL STD 704 117 Modulator 149 MS704 118 Multi cabinet 67 N Noise 15 O Offset Voltage DC 14 Option MB 67 oscillator 149 output...

Page 256: ...154 T temperature over 79 Temperature operating storage 24 Three phase 148 top cover removal 183 transient execution 147 transient execution 103 transients list 143 pulse 142 slew rate 145 step 141 sw...

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