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High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation & Programming Manual

Model 63208 and 63209 and 63210

(Top View)

Top Side

Common Difference ± 2.0 mm

Unit: mm

Rack mount note for model 63207:

Notices for Rack Mount Installation

The four wheels must be removed.

The supporter must be removed.

Use the original banner screws to secure the rack

frame.

For safety, place it at the bottom of the rack.

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Summary of Contents for 63200 Series

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Page 3: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual Version 1 9 June 2006 P N A11 000599...

Page 4: ...e held liable for errors contained herein or direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material CHROMA ATE INC 66 Hwa Ya...

Page 5: ...irs will be billed at cost Chroma assumes no responsibility for its product being used in a hazardous or dangerous manner either alone or in conjunction with other equipment High voltage used in some...

Page 6: ...following standards were applied EMC EN61326 1 1997 CISPR22 1994 A1 Class A IEC 1000 3 2 1995 Harmonics Current IEC 1000 3 3 1995 Voltage Fluctuations IEC 1000 4 2 1995 Electrostatic Discharge IEC 10...

Page 7: ...ver cut off the internal or external protective grounding wire or disconnect the wiring of protective grounding terminal Doing so will cause a potential shock hazard that may bring injury to a person...

Page 8: ...NING sign denotes a hazard It calls attention to a procedure practice or the like which if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in personal injury Do not proceed beyond a WARNING sign un...

Page 9: ...6 Add the following sections Diagram of RS485 Parallel Connections in Chapter 2 Load Surge Capability in Chapter 3 Timer Function for Battery Discharge Testing in Chapter 3 Modify the following secti...

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Page 11: ...peration Overview 3 1 3 1 Introduction 3 1 3 2 Front Panel Description 3 1 3 3 Rear Panel Description 3 2 3 4 Local Remote Control 3 4 3 5 Modes of Operation 3 5 3 5 1 Constant Current Mode 3 5 3 5 2...

Page 12: ...Formats 6 2 6 3 Character Data Formats 6 3 6 4 Separators and Terminators 6 3 7 Language Dictionary 7 1 7 1 1 Common Commands 7 1 7 1 2 Common Command Dictionary 7 1 7 2 Specific Commands 7 4 7 2 1 C...

Page 13: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual 9 1 Command Summary 9 1 9 2 Parallel Operation 9 4 xi...

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Page 15: ...e same except the variations on input voltage load current and power ratings They can be operated independently in constant current CC mode constant resistance CR mode constant voltage CV mode or cons...

Page 16: ...tic test 15 bit A D converter with precision measurement Short circuit simulation Automatic GO NG inspection to confirm UUT within spec Isolated voltage and current monitoring waveforms output Isolate...

Page 17: ...for measurements performed at the source of the low voltage installation CAT III is for measurements performed in the building installation CAT II is for measurements performed on circuits directly c...

Page 18: ...oltage mode Range 1 16V 1 80V 2 5 125V 2 5 500V 1 16V 1 80V Resolution 4mV 20mV 31mV 125mV 4mV 20mV Accuracy 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS Constant Power mode...

Page 19: ...5A 50A 60A 600A SIZE mm 440 W X 177 H X 644 D 440 W X 177 H X 644 D 440 W X 353 H X 644 D WEIGHT 35Kg 35Kg 58Kg EMC Safety CE CE CE Specifications are subject to change without notice 1 The power rat...

Page 20: ...e mode Range 2 5 125V 2 5 500V 1 16V 1 80V 1 16V 1 80V Resolution 31mV 125mV 4mV 20mV 4mV 20mV Accuracy 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS Constant Power mode Rang...

Page 21: ...18A 180A 60A 600A SIZE mm 440 W X 353 H X 644 D 440 W X 310 H X 644 D 440 W X 443 7 H X 644 D WEIGHT 58Kg 64Kg 90Kg EMC Safety CE CE CE Specifications are subject to change without notice 1 The power...

Page 22: ...age mode Range 1 16V 1 80V 1 16V 1 80V 1 16V 1 80V Resolution 4mV 20mV 4mV 20mV 4mV 20mV Accuracy 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS Constant Power mode Range 0 74...

Page 23: ...100A 1000A SIZE mm 440 W X 443 7 H X 644 D 546 W X 843 7 H X 700 D cabinet 546 W X 843 7 H X 700 D cabinet WEIGHT 90Kg 150Kg 150Kg EMC Safety CE CE CE Specifications are subject to change without not...

Page 24: ...5 0 092mho 0 1 Accuracy 3 Vin 7V 0 036mho 0 35 337 5u mho 0 35 Constant Voltage mode Range 2 5 125V 2 5 500V Resolution 31mV 125mV Accuracy 0 05 0 1 FS 0 05 0 1 FS Constant Power mode Range 5 1450W 50...

Page 25: ...150Kg EMC Safety CE Specifications are subject to change without notice 1 The power rating specifications at ambient temperature 25 C and see the diagram below for power derating Power Rating 100 77 C...

Page 26: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual 1 5 Dimension Outline for 63200 Series Model 63201 and 63202 Model 63203 and 63204 1 12...

Page 27: ...General Information Model 63205 Model 63206 and 63207 1 13...

Page 28: ...210 Top View Top Side Common Difference 2 0 mm Unit mm Rack mount note for model 63207 Notices for Rack Mount Installation 1 The four wheels must be removed 2 The supporter must be removed 3 Use the o...

Page 29: ...ew and M6 screw nut to block the Bakelite Step 3 Place a washer on the M6x20L screw and let it go through the positive negative copper plate Connect the two cables with an insulator to secure the cabl...

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Page 31: ...rminal screws kit a V sense cable and a GPIB cable 2 3 Installing The Electric Loads can operate well within the temperature range from 0 to 40 C However you must install the Electric Load in an area...

Page 32: ...ground through a third connector Be sure that your outlet is of three conductor type with the correct pin connected to ground Turn on the Load by the power switch on the front panel and observe the di...

Page 33: ...required to avoid overheating may not be enough to maintain good regulation The wires should be large enough to limit the voltage drop to less than 0 5V per lead The wires should be as short as possib...

Page 34: ...voltage in a sudden Fuse It is suggested to calculate the KW to be discharged for using appropriate Fuse It is recommended to use 20 higher If more than two LOADs are used for parallel discharge test...

Page 35: ...C mode for static or dynamic operation while in CR and CP modes the Loads can be paralleled for static operation only It is not suggested to parallel Loads in CV mode The Loads is linked via RS 485 ca...

Page 36: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual 2 4 4 Diagram of RS485 Parallel Connections 2 4 4 1 Pin Assignment 2 4 4 2 Connecting Master Salve 2 6...

Page 37: ...r These connectors on the rear panel connect the Load to the controller or computer The GPIB interface of the electronic load is standard The remote controller is optional The 63200 series Remote Cont...

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Page 39: ...utomatically when the load power rises or falls This feature reduces the overall noise level as the fans do not always run at the maximum speed Each load can operate in constant current CC constant re...

Page 40: ...3 EDIT 16V 80V MODEL 60A 600A DC ELECTRONIC LOAD 63203 4KW 5 2KW Figure 3 1 The Front Panel 3 3 Rear Panel Description The Mainframe rear panel includes ports of RS 232C RS485 GPIB two remote sense t...

Page 41: ...Operation Overview V MAX 80V Figure 3 2A The Rear Panel of 63201 63202 63203 63204 3 3...

Page 42: ...Remote control goes into effect as soon as the Load receives a command via GPIB RS 232C or remote controller When the remote control is in effect only the computer can control the Load The front panel...

Page 43: ...he programmed data is over the boundary the Load will set the maximum or minimum level for it In remote mode the programmed value cannot be over boundary An error will occur when data is over the maxi...

Page 44: ...ll slew rate State A State B 4A 2A 10uS 25uS press key A B Figure 3 4 Load Level after Pressing A B Key Dynamic load operation enables you to program two load levels CCDL1 CCDL2 load duration CCDLT1 C...

Page 45: ...e in accordance with the programmed resistance There is a double pole RC filter of input voltage so high frequency parts will be removed The load sink current of CR mode is proportioned to the input v...

Page 46: ...e or high range by the RANGE key The low range is used for input voltage in low voltage range while the high range is for the input voltage over low voltage range There are two voltage levels A or B f...

Page 47: ...2 7 times their rated power for short periods This feature is ideal when the average power require by the UUT is low compared to short term peak power demands Plasma Display Panel PDPs testing is one...

Page 48: ...W 25 of its rated power This is represented by DOT on the blue curve in Figure 3 9 Example 2 DYNAMIC LOADING The Model 63201 is capable of a zero to 6500W 250 pulse at a duty cycle of 5 This is repres...

Page 49: ...ing to another to minimize induced voltage drops on inductive power wiring or to control induced transients on a test device If the transient from one setting to another is large the actual transient...

Page 50: ...the load is ON and the input voltage is over Von voltage but stop sinking when the load is OFF or the input voltage is below Von voltage See Figure 3 9 and 3 10 for start and stop sinking current The...

Page 51: ...ge that are active when the short is turned on Its basic limit is the maximum power range the Load can supply In CC mode it is equivalent to the programming of full scale current In CR mode it is equi...

Page 52: ...tage The over voltage alarm circuit is set at a level slightly above the voltage range specified in the Load specification The over voltage status register bit is set when the OV condition occurs and...

Page 53: ...UT immediately and correct the connection The reverse voltage status register bit is set when the RV condition occurs and will remain set till it is reset The Load will appear as below when reverse vo...

Page 54: ...24 Please see section 4 2 2 and 4 2 3 for setting and running the program 3 14 External Waveform Control The external dynamic test operated in the CC mode is similar to that under the Dynamic test but...

Page 55: ...oltage current power or resistance is displayed on the three 7 segment Leds L Notice When you edit setting the display will blink to let you know which setting is to be edited or has been selected In...

Page 56: ...L To recall the saved settings from EEPROM and all settings from specified files 1 to 101 SAVE To save all of the present mode settings in the specified files 1 to 100 The save program is from 1 to 10...

Page 57: ...ad can simulate a short circuit across the input The short circuit can be enabled when this key is pressed When the input is shorted the LED aside this key will be active The SHORT key can be set in c...

Page 58: ...Amps The slew rate levels are programmed in Amps S The timings are programmed in millisecond The setting buffers of four CC modes are independent Changing the operation range doesn t affect the setti...

Page 59: ...to the first editing page again L Notice Spec value can also be programmed by PERCENT under Configure setting You have to input the CENTER Voltage and then enter the HIGH and LOW percent to the center...

Page 60: ...current is always in high range All resistance levels are programmed in ohm The slew rate is in A S Following examples illustrate how to set the CR values for Load model number 63203 1 Select range Pr...

Page 61: ...ent is always in high range All voltage levels are programmed in Volt The following examples illustrate how to set CV values for Load model number 63203 1 Select range Press RANGE key to choose the lo...

Page 62: ...nse Figure 4 2 CV Response Transfer Function FAST Figure 4 3 CV Response Transfer Function SLOW 4 Set Current spec Set the high current spec to 8 A by pressing 8 ENTER CVL CURRENT SPEC HIGH 8 000A Set...

Page 63: ...2 000W CPHB 12 000W If press RANGE again it will go back to the low range CP mode 2 Set Power Level Set level A power level to 200 W by pressing 2 0 0 ENTER Set level B power level to 4000 W by pressi...

Page 64: ...2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Program 10 Sequence No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Corresponding File No 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Table 4 1 The Relationship of the Program Sequence and the Corresponding File...

Page 65: ...settings for one program The default setting is SKIP SEQ 1 1 AUTO 0 SKIP 2 MANUAL 3 Setting the Sequence Load ON OFF Time The sequence ON OFF time controls the Load input ON OFF when the program s seq...

Page 66: ...SEQUENCE 1 P F DELAY 1 0 S SEQUENCE 1 P F ON TIME 8 0 S 4 2 3 Running the Program Press LOAD ON OFF to run program when the program function is selected The display shows as below PROG 1 SEQ 1 ON KEY...

Page 67: ...CENTER HIGH and LOW The CENTER level must be set by the value of channel input reference level The HIGH and LOW levels can be set by the value or percentage selected in configuration SPEC ENTRY MODE...

Page 68: ...ill sink current continuously when it reaches Von voltage Von latch OFF means that Load will stop sinking current when UUT voltage is under Von voltage The default setting of Von latch is OFF Figure 4...

Page 69: ...ing is PLUS Selecting MINUS of SIGN OF VOLT will occupy one digit The displayed digits are five SIGN OF VOLTAGE 1 PLUS 2 MINUS Set POWER OHM for display The right one of the three 7 segment LEDs can b...

Page 70: ...e module will be active according to AUTO LOAD ON mode setting The default setting of AUTO LOAD ON is NO Select the load on mode if AUTO LOAD ON is ON If LOAD is selected the Load will be active as DE...

Page 71: ...LL 3 ENTER to recall the number 3 The data of the Load will be recalled when you execute file recall 4 2 7 Saving File Default Program There are 100 file locations 1 to 100 for you to save files Press...

Page 72: ...etting Press 8 ENTER to set the Load GPIB address to 8 GPIB ADDRESS 8 RS485 Address setting Press 3 ENTER to set the Load RS485 address to 3 This is for setting the models ID when used in parallel mod...

Page 73: ...can be operated synchronized in static or dynamic mode via the master control There are four different types for the Load to set in operation There are maximum six models in parallel PARALLEL NONE PR...

Page 74: ...the current value CR mode raise the resistance value CV mode raise the voltage value CP mode raise the power value When the rotary knob rotates counterclockwise it means as follows CC mode lower the c...

Page 75: ...d is shipped with the GPIB address set to 5 The address can be only changed via the SYS functional list menu please see section 4 2 9 This menu is also used to select the RS 232C interface and specify...

Page 76: ...sing a serial poll AH1 SH1 T6 L4 Service Request The electronic load will set the SRQ line true if there is an enabled service request condition SR1 Remote Local In local mode the electronic load is c...

Page 77: ...edure enter into remote state and then execute other command set When control comes to an end you have to send the command CONFigure REMote OFF to let control procedure return to local operation mode...

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Page 79: ...age RANGe H Query Command A simple query command consists of a keyword followed by a question mark MEASure VOLTage MEASure CURRent or CHAN Forms of Keywords Every keyword has two forms Long Form In th...

Page 80: ...it 123 0123 NR2 Digits with a decimal point 123 12 3 0 123 123 NR3 Digit with a decimal point and an exponent 1 23E 3 1 23E 3 NRf Flexible decimal form that includes NR1 or NR2 or NR3 123 12 3 1 23E 3...

Page 81: ...yword Separators Keywords or headers are separated by colon semicolon or both For example LOAD SHOR ON MEAS CURR VOLT CURR STAT L1 3 VOLT L1 5 Program Line Separators A terminator to inform GPIB that...

Page 82: ...ommand line as follows RES RISE 100 L1 400 nl 5 To return to the root level form you can 1 Enter a new line character This is symbolized as nl and can be linefeed LF or and end of line EOL Or else 2 E...

Page 83: ...s Each of them has a leading Common Commands Syntax CLS Clear status ESE NR1 Standard event status enable ESE Return standard event status enable ESR Return event status enable IDN Return instrument i...

Page 84: ...ESE Return Parameters NR1 Query Example ESE This query returns the current setting for Standard Event Status Enable ESR Standard Event Status Register Query Description This query reads the Standard...

Page 85: ...ecified location see SAV Syntax RCL NRf Parameters 1 to 100 Example RCL 50 RST Reset Command Description This command forces an ABORt CLS LOAD PROT CLE command Syntax RST Parameters None SAV Save Comm...

Page 86: ...for requesting service STB does not clear the Status Byte register It is cleared only when subsequent action has cleared all bits set Refer to Chapter 8 Status Reporting for more information about th...

Page 87: ...TO LOAD Return Parameters 0 1 Query Example CONF AUTO LOAD Return Example 0 OFF Return the status of Auto Load On CONFigure AUTO MODE Description Set type of Auto Load On as LOAD ON or PROGRAM ON Synt...

Page 88: ...on type to enter data mode Return Example 0 NEXT CONFigure REMote Description Set the status of remote control only effective in RS232C Syntax CONFigure REMote NR1 CHAR Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Example C...

Page 89: ...Query Syntax CONFigure VOLTage ON Return Parameters NR2 Unit Voltage Query Example CONF VOLT ON Return the setting of Von value Return Example 3 5 CONFigure VOLTage POLarity Description Set the voltag...

Page 90: ...MMunicate ADDRess RS485 Description Set the RS485 address Syntax COMMunicate ADDRess RS485 NR1 Parameters 1 5 Example COMM ADDR RS485 5 Query Syntax COMMunicate ADDRress RS485 Return Parameters NR1 Qu...

Page 91: ...to be used for transmission Syntax COMMunicate SERial PARity NR1 CHAR Parameters 0 NONE 1 EVEN 2 ODD Example COMM SER PAR 0 COMM SER PAR NONE Query Syntax COMMunicate SERial PARity Return Parameters...

Page 92: ...tatic Load L2 CURR STAT L1 MAX Set Constant Current maximum value for Static Load L1 CURR STAT L2 MIN Set Constant Current minimum value for Static Load L2 Query Syntax CURRent STATic L1 CURRent STATi...

Page 93: ...eter L2 min value Query Syntax CURRent DYNamic L1 CURRent DYNamic L2 CURRent DYNamic L1 MAX CURRent DYNamic L2 MIN Return Parameters NR2 Unit Ampere Query Example CURR DYN L1 Return the setting curren...

Page 94: ...range refer to respective specification Example CURR DYN T1 10mS Set dynamic duration T1 10mS CURR DYN T2 2S Set dynamic duration T2 2S CURR DYN T1 MAX Set dynamic duration T1 to the maximum value CUR...

Page 95: ...er Return Parameters NR2 Unit Watt Query Example FETC POW Return Example 3 15 FETCh RESistance Description Return the resistance measured at the input of the load Query Syntax FETCh RESistance Return...

Page 96: ...Bit Position 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 Condition PR RS FF SP Bit Weight 16384 8192 4096 256 Bit Position 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Condition PF ST LD OT RV OP OV OC Bit Weight 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 Query Example FE...

Page 97: ...Syntax LOAD SHORt STATe NR1 CHAR Example LOAD SHOR 1 Activate short circuited simulation LOAD SHOR OFF Inactivate short circuited simulation Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Query Syntax LOAD SHORt STATe Return...

Page 98: ...0 0 0 OT RV OP OV OC Bit Weight 16 8 4 2 1 Query Example LOAD PROT Return the status of the electronic load Return Example 0 LOAD PROTection CLEar Description This command resets status of the electr...

Page 99: ...Parameters 0 LOAD 1 UUT Example MEAS INP UUT MEAS INP LOAD Query Syntax MEASure INPut Return the input port that has been set Return Parameters 0 1 Query Example MEAS INP Return Example 0 LOAD MEASure...

Page 100: ...Series Operation Programming Manual Description Return the real time voltage measured at the input of the electronic load Query Syntax MEASure VOLTage Return Parameters NR2 Unit Voltage Query Example...

Page 101: ...Syntax MODE NR1 CHAR Parameters 0 CCL 1 CCH 2 CCDL 3 CCDH 4 CRL 5 CRH 6 CVL 7 CVH 8 CPL 9 CPH 10 CCEL 11 CCEH Example MODE CPL Set CP mode to low range MODE 5 Set CR mode to high range Query Syntax M...

Page 102: ...value for Static Load L2 Query Syntax POWer L1 POWer L2 POWer L1 MAX POWer L2 MIN Return Parameters NR2 Unit Watt Query Example POW L1 Return the set current value of the Static Load L1 Return Example...

Page 103: ...CHA 7 Query Syntax PROGram CHAin Return Parameters NR1 Query Example PROG CHA Return Example 7 PROGram FILE Description Set the program number Syntax PROGram FILE NRf Parameters 1 to 10 Example PROG F...

Page 104: ...ntax PROGram OFFTime Return Parameters NR2 Unit Sec Query Example PROG OFFT Return Example 0 2 PROGram PF DELay Description Set the pass fail measurement delay time of program file Syntax PROGram PF D...

Page 105: ...rs 1 to 10 Example PROG SEQ3 Query Syntax PROGram SEQuence Return Parameters NR1 Query Example PROG SEQ Return Example 3 PROGram SEQuence MODE Description Set the sequence type Syntax PROGram SEQuence...

Page 106: ...urn Example 0 1 PROGram SEQuence SHORt TIME Description Set the program file short on time Syntax PROGram SEQuence SHORt TIME NRf suffix Parameters 60 Sec Example PROG SEQ SHOR TIME 20 PROG SEQ SHOR T...

Page 107: ...ance L2 RESistance L1 MAX RESistance L2 MIN Return Parameters NR2 Unit OHM Query Example RES L1 Return the set resistance value of Load L1 Return Example 10 RESistance RISE FALL Description Set resist...

Page 108: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual Return Example 2 5 7 26...

Page 109: ...cation C Query Example SPEC H Return Parameters NR2 CC CR CP mode Unit Voltage CV mode Unit Current Return Example 4 75 SPECification PASS Type All Channels Description Request GO NG result reference...

Page 110: ...l SPECification UNIT Description Set the specific entry mode Syntax SPECification UNIT NR1 CHAR Parameters 0 PERCENT 1 VALUE Example SPEC UNIT 1 SPEC UNIT PERCENT Query Syntax SPECification UNIT Query...

Page 111: ...Tus QUEStionable ENABle Parameters Bit Configuration of Questionable Status Register Bit Position 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Condition 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OT RV OP OV OC Bit Weight 16 8 4...

Page 112: ...he corresponding bit of the Event register Syntax STATus QUEStionable PTRansition NTRansition NRf Parameters 0 65535 Example STAT QUES PTR 4 Set OP over power bit 2 to 0 to 1 STAT QUES NTR 4 Set OP ov...

Page 113: ...uery Example VOLT CURR Return Example 3 VOLTage L1 L2 Description Set voltage of static load during constant voltage mode Syntax VOLTage L1 VOLTage L2 Parameters For valid value range refer to respect...

Page 114: ...High Power DC Electronic Load 63200 Series Operation Programming Manual Query Syntax VOLTage MODE Return Parameters 0 1 Query Example VOLT MODE Return Example 0 SLOW 7 32...

Page 115: ...yntax SYSTem PARallel DISPlay Return Parameters 0 1 Query Example SYST PAR DISP Return Example 0 SYSTem PARallel MODE Description Set parallel mode Syntax SYSTem PARallel MODE M NR1 CHAR Parameters 0...

Page 116: ...Set parallel for slave model Syntax SYSTem PARallel SLAVe MODEl NR1 CHAR Parameters 0 NONE 1 M63201 2 M63202 3 M63203 4 M63204 5 M63206 6 M63208 7 M63205 8 M63207 9 M63209 10 M63210 Example SYST PAR...

Page 117: ...nic load conditions affect the contents of this register PTR NTR Filter Event register The Event register captures changes in conditions corresponding to condition bits in a condition register or to a...

Page 118: ...able status conditions that are applied to the electronic load When the corresponding bit of Questionable Status Condition register is set it indicates the condition is true Program the PTR NTR filter...

Page 119: ...8 256 SPEC TEST on As long as specification checking function is enabled the bit will be set Otherwise the bit is reset FF 12 4096 Fan fail Fan Fail means that the fan on any module is out of order On...

Page 120: ...tatus Byte Register The Status Byte register summarizes all of the status events from all status registers Table 8 3 describes the status events that are applied to the electronic load The Status Byte...

Page 121: ...Status Reporting 8 7 Service Request Enable Register The Service Request Enable register can be programmed to specify the bit in the Status Byte register that will generate service requests 8 5...

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Page 123: ...Common Commands CLS ESE NR1 ESE ESR IDN OPC OPC RCL NRf RST SAV NRf SRE NR1 SRE STB Instrument Commands CONFigure AUTO LOAD MODE DISPlay KEY REMote SAVE SOUNd VOLTage LATCh RESet ON POLarity RANGe CO...

Page 124: ...gramming Manual SERial BAUD BITS PARity SBITs CURRent STATic L1 L2 RISE FALL DYNamic L1 L2 RISE FALL T1 T2 FETch CURRent POWer RESistance VOLTAGE STATus LOAD STATe SHORt KEY PROTection CLEar SAVE MODE...

Page 125: ...FFTime PF DELay TIME RUN SAVE SEQuence MODE SHORt DLEay TIME RESistance L1 L2 RISE FALL SPECification C L H PASS TEST UNIT VOLTage CURRent L1 L2 MODE SYSTem PARallel DATA DISPlay MODE SLAVe CHANnel MO...

Page 126: ...ACTIVE MODE SETTING MASTER SETTING PARALLEL MODE SETTING RS485 ADDRESS SETTING SLAVE SETTING SYSTem PARallel MODE SYSTem PARallel SLAVe CHANnel X SYSTem PARallel SLAVe MODEl X MODE X SYSTem PARallel...

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