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LI0083 – Revision 22 June 2017
Overload Response in Message Mode
When an overload detector is in message mode, the respective overload LED will follow the
overload status flag, unless it is disabled by the command:
OVLLED N<cr>
.
The
Overload
LED will light under overload condition; it will turn off approximately one second
after the condition has been removed. For the conditioning amplifier, the time can be shortened
by the command:
OLVTM M<cr>
.
When the overload state changes, the message sent will be:
OVL_on<crlf>
or
OVL_off<crlf>
or
SOVL_on<crlf>
or
SOVL_off<crlf>
or
COVL_on<crlf>
or
COVL_off<crlf>
or
MOVL_on<crlf>
or
MOVL_off<crlf>
.
If an overload occurs while a command is sent to the 12AU, the overload status will not be read
and no response sent back until the command has been processed.
Restart and Default
Restart<cr>
Restarts 12AU.
Factory_default<cr>
Loads factory default values,
Load_default<cr>
Loads current default values
Save_default<cr>
Saves current setup values as default, the USB connection
is disabled during this and 12AU restarts when ready.
Default Settings
The conditioning amplifier powers up in default mode, which can be user defined. The factory
defined default mode is:
•
Conditioning amplifier gain 0 db
•
Conditioning amplifier polarization 200 V
•
Conditioning amplifier high pass filter 1Hz
•
Displays overload
•
Overload hold time 1 sec.
•
Overload mode is Message mode
•
Speaker amplifier gain –20 dB
•
Speaker enabled.
•
Speaker amplifier high pass filter 10 Hz
•
Current output gain 0 dB
•
CCP input disabled
•
FastSettling disabled
•
Monitor set for Conditioning amplifier
