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Power Analyzer
Operation
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Make a Wiring Selection:
1. In the Wiring screen (
Figure 12
), use the left and right arrow (
O P
) keys to select a channel or
wiring group in “ Channel Configuration ”. The wiring selection of the selected channel/wiring
group is highlighted.
2. Use the up and down arrow (
M N
) keys to select the appropriate wiring mode in " Wiring
Selection ".
3. Push
]
( Select ) on the control panel.
4. Repeat step
1
to
3
to complete the configuration of all channels.
5. Push
Q
( Back ) to go back to the previous menu; push the button continuously to go back to
the main screen
Set Sync Source and Update Rate
The sync source is a reference input signal, and the time interval of the measurement is determined
according to the frequency of the selected sync source signal, and the sample values in this interval
are used to generate measurements such as voltage, current and power, thereby ensuring calculation
with the signal of the entire cycle to avoid measurement errors due to signal truncation.
1. From the Main screen of any view mode select
A
( Configure ) >
C
( Timing Sync ).
2. The setup interface of Timing/Sync is as shown in Table 10.
Table 10. Timing & Sync
Item Description
Update rate
The time interval at which the DSP calculates the data values.
100 ms
200 ms
500 ms
1 s
Source
The sync source of each wiring group.
All channels in each wiring group can only share the same sync source. The
available sync sources include voltage and current signals for all channels in
the wiring group.
Note
The wiring groups that can be configured in the interface depends on the wiring
selection. See
Set the Wiring Selection
for details.
3. Use the up and down arrow (
M N
) keys to move the cursor to “ Update Rate ”.
4. Push
]
( Select ) and use the up and down arrow (
M N
) keys to select the corresponding
option. Then push
]
( Select ) again to confirm the option.
5. Use the up and down arrow (
M N
) keys on the control panel to move the cursor to the first wiring
group in “ Source ”.