APT 00310XAC, Operation Manual

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the next parameter: Voltage.
If you wish to bypass editing this parameter and move to the next parameter you
can press the Prev or Next soft key.
4.6.5 Editing Voltage
Use the

,

soft keys to navigate to the Voltage parameter. Pressing the Edit
soft key will provide the following screen:
Voltage = indicates the voltage currently programmed into the instrument.
Voltage Range: 0.0- 300 indicates the voltage range that can be programmed
into the instrument.
Voltage Mode: indicates whether the instrument is in the Auto or High mode.
Setting the Voltage mode to Auto, the system will automatically interpret the
voltage range and switch to the high or low voltage output range. Setting the
Voltage mode to High will put the output voltage into the high voltage output
range and the current is limited to half as compared to the current limit in the low
voltage output range. (Refer to the specification table in
3. Specifications and
Controls regarding current output based on voltage output range). Setting of
voltage range may not influence the existing output voltage setting.
To change the voltage, use the numeric keypad and type the voltage. Once you
type in a number a shaded black box (■) will begin blinking acknowledging the
parameter is being changed. Press the Enter soft key to accept the parameter,
or press the Esc soft key to move back to the voltage parameter screen. When
the Enter soft key is pressed the voltage parameter is accepted and the system
transitions into the next parameter: Frequency.
To change the Voltage mode from Auto to High press the Change soft key to
toggle between the two selections. To accept the selection, press the Enter soft
key. To cancel the selection, press the Esc soft key. You must press the Enter