Dressler 13150 400 V, User Manual

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HPG 13150 400 V (A) Installation, Setup, and Operation 5-41
HPG™ 13150 400 V RF Power Generator
Prerelease version
To Set a Target Lifetime Through the Host Port:
If you are using RS-232 , PROFIBUS , or Ethernet to control and monitor the
HPG generator:
1. Specify the number of targets:
Send one byte for command 11 (see Table 4-13 on page 4-41 ).
2. Set the target life with command 12 (see Table 4-13 on page 4-41 ).
a. Send one byte to select the target number (1 to 4).
b. Send the remaining bytes 2 through 5 to specify the target life in kilowatt
hours.
Note: A decimal is implied (for example, 100 = 1 kWh).
To Set a Target Lifetime Using the HPG Generator Front Panel, see instructions
on
page 5-30 .
Changing Reflected Power Settings
Normally, a generator delivers continuous reflected power; however, the HPG
generator allows you to set a value at which the forward power will fold back
when the reflected power reaches a certain limit for a specified period of time.
The
Reflected Power Settings menu allows you to create a “reaction profile”
to shut off RF power when the reflected power reaches this limit.
To Set a Reflected Power Reaction Profile Through the Host Port:
If you are using RS-232 , PROFIBUS , or Ethernet to control and monitor the
HPG generator, set the reflected power parameter using command 33 (see
Table 4-13 on page 4-41 ).
1. Send one byte to set the time until RF is turned off in seconds.
2. Send the remaining bytes 2 and 3 to set the reflected power detection level
in watts.
To Set a Reflected Power Reaction Profile Using the HPG Generator Front Panel,
see instructions on
page 5-31 .
CONNECTING TO AN ETHERNET-ENABLED
UNIT WITH A WEB BROWSER
Your HPG Generator may include an Ethernet port, which allows you to
create a Modbus/TCP network connection between the unit and your local
area network (LAN). This section provides information on connecting to an
Ethernet-enabled unit with a web browser.