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Summary of Contents for 4713008674147

Page 1: ...Programmable High Precision DC Power Supply PPX Series USER MANUAL Rev A ISO 9001 CERTIFIED MANUFACTURER...

Page 2: ...r language without prior written consent of Good Will company The information in this manual was correct at the time of printing However Good Will continues to improve products and reserves the rights...

Page 3: ...31 Menu Tree 40 Basic Operation 46 Sequence Test 74 MENU CONFIGURATION 107 Configuration Overview 108 Output 108 Measurement 112 EXT Control 115 TRIG Control 120 PWR On Config 126 Constant PWR 127 Te...

Page 4: ...es User Manual 4 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 178 Interface Configuration 179 FAQ 208 APPENDIX 210 PPX Factory Default Settings 210 PPX Specifications 213 PPX Dimensions 218 Declaration of Conformity 219 I...

Page 5: ...ment in the best possible condition Safety Symbols These safety symbols may appear in this manual or on the instrument WARNING Warning Identifies conditions or practices that could result in injury or...

Page 6: ...o the PPX Use only mating connectors not bare wires for the terminals Do not disassemble the PPX unless you are qualified Power Supply CAUTION WARNING AC Input Voltage 100Vac 120Vac 220Vac 240Vac 50Hz...

Page 7: ...degree 1 No pollution or only dry non conductive pollution occurs The pollution has no influence Pollution degree 2 Normally only non conductive pollution occurs Occasionally however a temporary cond...

Page 8: ...ase read the theory of operation to become familiar with the operating modes protection modes and other safety considerations PPX Series Overview 9 Series lineup 9 Main Features 9 Accessories 10 Appea...

Page 9: ...1A 36W PPX 3603 0 36V 0 3A 108W PPX 10H01 0 100V 0 1A 100W Main Features Features 2 4 TFT LCD Panel Preset memory function Output ON OFF delay function CV CC priority start function prevents overshoo...

Page 10: ...unit check the package contents to make sure all the standard accessories are included Standard Accessories Part number Description Qty GTL 104A Test leads for PPX 1005 PPX 2005 PPX 3603 Binding Post...

Page 11: ...05A Temperature probe adaptor with thermocouple K type GTL 246 USB Cable USB 2 0 Type A Type B Cable 4P GTL 258 GPIB Cable 2000mm GTL 259 RS232 cable with DB9 connector to RJ45 GTL 260 RS485 cable wit...

Page 12: ...10 11 12 14 15 13 16 1 Display Button Used to switch among 4 different display modes 2 Knob Key Used to navigate menu and to configure or confirm voltage current time values among others Also the indi...

Page 13: ...M2 setup 6 D Log Button Used to run data log function Refer to page 71 for detail M3 Button Shift Used to recall the M3 setup 7 PROT Button Used to set OVP OCP and UVL protecting functions Refer to p...

Page 14: ...11 USB A Port USB A port for data transfer loading test scripts and firmware update 12 TC Input Terminal to connect the K type thermocouple cable for temperature measurement Refer to page 66 for deta...

Page 15: ...40W DC output terminal for PPX is Binding Posts Terminal or European Type Jack Terminal PPX 2005 the max output is 20V 5A 100W DC output terminal for PPX is Binding Posts Terminal or European Type Jac...

Page 16: ...The scrolling symbol indicates to select between V and A set via scrolling knob key External CC CV Control When the external CC or CV control is activated the indicator s will be shown 5 V Set Manual...

Page 17: ...f it is not under power output it simply shows Off 11 LAN Indicator When PPX series connects to LAN network the icon will be shown 12 Remote Control Indicator When remote control USB LAN GPIB UART is...

Page 18: ...the Remote IN port to form a communication bus 2 Remote IN Two different types of cables can be used for RS232 or RS485 based remote control PSU 232 RS232 cable with DB9 connector kit PSU 485 RS485 c...

Page 19: ...ed with IEEE programming option Factory Installed Options 6 EXT I O External analog remote control connector 7 Line Voltage Input AC inlet 8 AC Select Switch The AC selector is located at the bottom s...

Page 20: ...erate within a switch automatically between constant voltage and constant current according to changes in the load Suitable supply cord set for use with the equipment Mains plug shall be national appr...

Page 21: ...supplied to the load whilst the current will vary as the load varies At the point that the load resistance is too low to maintain a constant voltage the power supply will switch to CC mode and maintai...

Page 22: ...over point Slew Rate Theory The PPX has selectable slew rates for CC and CV mode This gives the PPX power supply the ability to limit the current voltage draw of the power supply Slew rate settings ar...

Page 23: ...the power from the power supply filter capacitors when power is turned off and the load is disconnected Without a bleed resistor power may remain charged on the filter capacitors for some time and be...

Page 24: ...the load This alarm can be set by the user OCP Over current protection prevents high current from damaging the load This alarm can be set by the user UVL Under voltage limit This function sets a mini...

Page 25: ...rush current limiting circuit to fail as well as reduce the working life of the input fuse and power switch Pulsed or Peaked loads When the load has current peaks or is pulsed it is possible for the m...

Page 26: ...For loads that create reverse current connect a resistor in parallel dummy load to the power supply to bypass the reverse current To calculate the resistance for the dummy resistor RD first determine...

Page 27: ...es between the power supply and load PPX Load Diode CAUTION Ensure the reverse withstand voltage of the diode is able to withstand 2 times the rated output voltage of the power supply and the forward...

Page 28: ...onnected to the protective ground or when floating Floating As the output terminals are floating the load and all load cables must have an insulation capacity that is greater than the isolation voltag...

Page 29: ...d cables is greatly reduced The insulation capacity only needs to be greater than the maximum output voltage of the power supply with respect to ground PPX Load Ext V Ext R Analog connector Insulation...

Page 30: ...enu Page 1 41 Menu Page 2 42 Menu Page 3 43 D Log 44 PROT 44 TEST 45 Basic Operation 46 Setting OVP OCP UVL Levels 47 Set to C V Priority Mode 51 Set to C C Priority Mode 55 Display Modes 59 Panel Loc...

Page 31: ...e sure the voltage selector switches of the bottom panel in the correct position Disconnect power cord and test leads before replacing fuse Refer to page 19 for more details 2 Press the POWER switch o...

Page 32: ...acity of the load cables is adequate The rating of the cables must equal or exceed the maximum current rated output of the instrument Recommended wire gauge Wire Gauge Nominal Cross Section Maximum Cu...

Page 33: ...ous voltages Ensure that the power to the instrument is disabled before handling the power supply output terminals Failing to do so may lead to electric shock Connection with the front panel output te...

Page 34: ...o hold up to 4 PPX units into rack GRA 441 E EIA Rack mount diagram GRA 441 J JIS Rack mount diagram How to Use the Instrument Background The PPX power supplies generally use the knob key and arrow ke...

Page 35: ...00 volts 1 From the main display scroll knob key to move cursor to V Set field 2 Click the knob key to enter the V Set field 3 Use arrow keys to move the cursor to desired digits followed scrolling kn...

Page 36: ...Use the knob key to enter Measurement Average field and setting High option Also use the left arrow key to return to the previous page 1 Press the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob ke...

Page 37: ...o enter the Measurement Average field followed by scrolling the knob key to select High option 4 Click the knob key to confirm the High option for Measurement Average 5 Click the left arrow key to ret...

Page 38: ...default factory settings Steps 1 Press the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob key to move to the Save Recall field followed by clicking the knob key to enter the Save Recall page 3 Scr...

Page 39: ...well as firmware version Steps 1 Press the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob key to move to the Utility field followed by clicking the knob key to enter the Utility page 3 Click the k...

Page 40: ...hical level which is coated in varied colors can be navigated through the orders within the diagrams below For example To set the measurement average high 1 Press the Menu key 2 Navigate to the Measur...

Page 41: ...e Voltage Range Current Range Off default Low Middle High Auto default VH VL Auto default IH IM IL ILL Return Return EXT Control CV Control CC Control Output Type Front Panel default External V Extern...

Page 42: ...ult Return Save Recall Save Mem Set M1 M10 M1 default Recall Mem Set M1 Default M1 default Return Interface UART Level 5 Baud Rate 9600 default Data Bits 7 Bits 8 Bits default Stop Bits 1 default 2 Pa...

Page 43: ...n Off default Return Buzzer Protect Off On default Keyboard Off default On Return Bleeder Bleeder Off On default Communication Monitor Enable Off default On Return Timer Return 60 s default Level 5 Ut...

Page 44: ...t Save USB Send Remote Sample Period Subfolder 1 0 s default 0000 default PROT Protect Voltage Limit Level 2 Level 1 Level 3 Off default On UVL OVP Level 0 000 V default 22 00 V default by model Curre...

Page 45: ...P Level 22 00 V load file OCP Level 5 500 A load file Bleeder Off On load file None V I Slew Rate CCHS CCLS None CVHS CVLS load file R_V Slew Rate 0 0100 V ms load file F_V Slew Rate 0 2000 V ms load...

Page 46: ...OCP UVL from page 47 C V priority mode from page 51 C C priority mode from page 55 Display mode page 59 Panel lock page 60 Save setups from page 61 Recall setups from page 62 Remote sensing from page...

Page 47: ...VL will prevent you from setting a voltage that is less than the UVL setting The UVL setting range is from 0 105 of the rated output voltage Before setting the protection settings Ensure the load is n...

Page 48: ...iod Steps 1 Press the PROT key to enter the Protect page Enable Disable Voltage and Current Limit 2 Scroll the knob key to move between Voltage Current Limit fields Click the knob key to enter each fi...

Page 49: ...It depends on Voltage Limit On Off to activate deactivate UVL setting The OVP setting range is from 5 110 of the rated output voltage The OCP setting range is from 5 110 of the rated output current Se...

Page 50: ...Series User Manual 50 Clear OVP OCP protection The OVP and OCP protection can be cleared after it has been tripped by clicking Shift key ALM CLR key Note The UVL protection On Off depends on Voltage L...

Page 51: ...e two selectable slew rates High Speed Priority and Slew Rate Priority High Speed Priority will use the fastest slew rate for the instrument while Slew Rate Priority will use a user configured slew ra...

Page 52: ...e Priority options Options CVHS CV High Speed Priority CVLS CV Slew Rate Priority 4 Press the knob key to save the selected option 5 When CV Slew Rate Priority was chosen as the operating mode scroll...

Page 53: ...in Value PPX 1005 0 0001V ms 0 1V ms PPX 2002 0 0001V ms 0 2V ms PPX 2005 0 0001V ms 0 2V ms PPX 3601 0 0001V ms 0 36V ms PPX 3603 0 0001V ms 0 36V ms PPX 10H01 0 001V ms 0 5V ms 7 Press the Menu key...

Page 54: ...knob key followed by scrolling knob key along with the arrow keys to change among digits to set the current limit crossover point Click knob key to confirm the set value 10 Press the Output key The O...

Page 55: ...e two selectable slew rates High Speed Priority and Slew Rate Priority High Speed Priority will use the fastest slew rate for the instrument while Slew Rate Priority will use a user configured slew ra...

Page 56: ...e Priority options Options CCHS CC High Speed Priority CCLS CC Slew Rate Priority 4 Press the knob key to save the selected option 5 When CC Slew Rate Priority was chosen as the operating mode scroll...

Page 57: ...0 00001A ms 0 05A ms PPX 2002 0 00001A ms 0 02A ms PPX 2005 0 00001A ms 0 05A ms PPX 3601 0 00001A ms 0 01A ms PPX 3603 0 00001A ms 0 03A ms PPX 10H01 0 00001A ms 0 005A ms 7 Press the Menu key again...

Page 58: ...A Set Click knob key followed by scrolling knob key along with the arrow keys to change among digits to set the current Click knob key to confirm the set value 10 Press the Output key The Output key b...

Page 59: ...nd A V A and W V A and Sequence V A and Temperature 2 Scroll the knob key to change between V and I A Set fields Click the Knob key followed by scrolling it to adjust value along with the arrow keys t...

Page 60: ...enabled Activate the panel lock Press the Lock Unlock Local key to activate the panel lock The lock icon will be shown on display Panel Lock icon Disable the panel lock Press the Shift key followed by...

Page 61: ...the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob key to move to the Save Recall field followed by clicking the knob key to enter the Save Recall page 3 Click knob key to enter the Save Mem Set f...

Page 62: ...setups Recall Memory from Save Recall 1 Press the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob key to move to the Save Recall field followed by clicking the knob key to enter the Save Recall page...

Page 63: ...unit will restore back to the factory default setting Recall Memory from front panel keys 1 Press the Shift key followed by M1 M3 key on front panel to promptly recall the set setting 2 The M1 M3 mem...

Page 64: ...ith a voltage drop less than the compensation voltage WARNING Ensure the output is off before handling the remote sense connector Use sense cables with a voltage rating exceeding the isolation voltage...

Page 65: ...the Basic Operation chapter for details Wire Shielding and Load line impedance To help to minimize the oscillation due to the inductance and capacitance of the load cables use an electrolytic capacit...

Page 66: ...ront panel of PPX series The optional GTL 205A Temperature probe adaptor with thermocouple K type with 1000mm in length Steps 1 Press the Menu key to enter the Menu page 2 Scroll the knob key to move...

Page 67: ...crolling knob key to turn On Off the function along with the arrow keys to change among digits Click knob key again to confirm Options On Off 5 Scroll knob key to move to the Monitor field which sets...

Page 68: ...ser preference Click knob key to enter the field followed by scrolling knob key to set adjust value along with the arrow keys to change among digits Click knob key again to confirm Options C 2 5 2 5 F...

Page 69: ...ode a thermometer icon appears in the lower left corner and varied colors of the icon represent different statuses as follows Blue Temperature Control On with no GTL 205A connected White Temperature C...

Page 70: ...PPX Series User Manual 70 Red The alarm of short circuit occurs from temperature measurement...

Page 71: ...the interval of data log saving Click knob key followed by scrolling it to adjust value along with the arrow keys to change among digits Click knob key again to confirm set period Range 0 1s 999 9s 3...

Page 72: ...e for data log saving Click knob key to confirm setting Type None No action will be executed Save USB Save data log into USB disk It is required to insert USB disk first Send Remote Send data log to r...

Page 73: ...n to Data Logger page to select None for Type so that the latest data file can be saved properly Owing to the fact that data log is being transmitted in real time via remote control when the Send Remo...

Page 74: ...t scripts in internal memory and also into the connected USB disk Each test script can also be programmed in a scripting language For more information on how to create sequence scripts via programs pl...

Page 75: ...ithin the Sequence page Run It runs sequence script automatically A script can be saved in or loaded from the internal memory or USB disk Once the Run field is turned On return to the main display fol...

Page 76: ...ch step is the end step of cycle The available steps options vary per total steps Cycle End None None of steps is for cycle end It fits when no cycle will be executed 1 20000 It sets which step is the...

Page 77: ...nal memory S202_XXXX csv tXXX csv To load script from USB disk S202_XXXX csv or internal memory tXXX csv Note When there is any issue occurred from settings PPX series will not be able to run sequence...

Page 78: ...set equal to or later than the Cycle End For example to set step 2 as End and step 3 as Cycle End is not available for PPX series Exit It sets which step is the exit step of an entire sequence script...

Page 79: ...s Log2 It sets which step will be executed in the action of sending data log to remote control side Once a sequence script runs to this step data log will be kept sending to remote control side until...

Page 80: ...elect step V I Slew Rate CVHS It utilizes the fastest slew rate of CV mode Refer to page 51 for more details CCHS It utilizes the fastest slew rate of CC mode Refer to page 55 for more details CVLS It...

Page 81: ...to step 2 it will directly jump to step 5 at the end of step 2 The available step option s depends on the total step setting Jump To 1 20000 Jump Count It sets the number of times to loop the Jump To...

Page 82: ...g on Sequence field via knob key to enter the Sequence page 2 Scroll knob key to move to the Total Step field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to adjust value along wit...

Page 83: ...keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm cycle number Cycle Number INF 1 1000000000 4 Scroll knob key to move to the Cycle Start field followed by clicking knob key to ent...

Page 84: ...licking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to adjust value along with arrow keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm cycle end Cycle End 1 20000 6 Scroll knob key...

Page 85: ...ow keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm the step to edit Step 1 20000 8 Scroll knob key to move to the Point field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scro...

Page 86: ...y to turn on off output followed by clicking knob key to confirm output action Output ON OFF 10 Scroll knob key to move to the Time field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob k...

Page 87: ...change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm voltage setting Voltage 0V 105 rated voltage 12 Scroll knob key to move to the Current field followed by clicking knob key to enter the fi...

Page 88: ...w keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm OVP setting OVP Level 5 110 rated voltage 14 Scroll knob key to move to the OCP Level field followed by clicking knob key to ente...

Page 89: ...turn on off bleeder followed by clicking knob key to confirm bleeder action Bleeder ON OFF 16 Scroll knob key to move to the V I Slew Rate field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scrol...

Page 90: ...along with the arrow keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm set value respectively When CCLS is selected in previous step scroll knob key to R_C Slew Rate and F_C Slew Ra...

Page 91: ...y to turn on off buzzer followed by clicking knob key to confirm buzzer setting Buzzer ON OFF 18 Scroll knob key to move to the Measure Average field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field S...

Page 92: ...with arrow keys to change among digits followed by clicking knob key to confirm step to jump to Jump To 1 20000 20 Scroll knob key to move to Jump Count field followed by clicking knob key to enter th...

Page 93: ...ld followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to turn on off the function followed by clicking knob key to confirm the selection Trigger Out ON OFF 22 Repeat the previous step 7...

Page 94: ...nal memory or the connected USB disk See page 98 for how to load sequence script Steps 1 Press Test key followed by clicking on Sequence field via knob key to enter the Sequence page 2 Scroll knob key...

Page 95: ...anner accordingly SEQ icon Sequence info section 5 Press the Output key to execute the sequence script test See the figures below for descriptions on varied conditions SEQ stop in cycle mode SEQ stop...

Page 96: ...ber Cycle start Ongoing cycle number Ongoing now step SEQ trigin in cycle mode SEQ trigin Total step Cycle number Cycle start Ongoing cycle number Ongoing now step SEQ stop in jump mode SEQ stop Total...

Page 97: ...use Total step Ongoing now step SEQ trigin in jump mode SEQ trigin Total step Ongoing now step Note When a script is running pressing the Output key will abort the execution of the script immediately...

Page 98: ...when USB disk is plugged in Prior to loading script from USB disk ensure the script file is placed in root directory Load script from USB disk 1 Insert a USB disk into the front panel USB A port Ensur...

Page 99: ...Scroll knob key to select an available script from USB disk Format S202_XXXX csv 5 The prompt window appears as follows Click knob key to confirm loading the select script file Load script from intern...

Page 100: ...ove to the Load field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to select an available script from internal memory Format tXXX csv 3 The prompt window appears as follows Click k...

Page 101: ...B disk ensure the script file is placed in root directory When saving script to USB disk ensure USB disk is plugged into PPX series Save script from edited one to internal memory 1 Press Test key foll...

Page 102: ...Click knob key again to confirm selection 4 Scroll knob key to move to the Save To Internal field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to select a target memory Format tXX...

Page 103: ...root directory 2 The icon of USB disk detection will be displayed on the upper status bar after a few seconds if the USB disk is recognized USB indicator 3 Press Test key followed by clicking on Sequ...

Page 104: ...mat S202_XXXX csv Click knob key to confirm selection 6 Scroll knob key to move to the Save To Internal field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to select a target memory...

Page 105: ...disk detection will be displayed on the upper status bar after a few seconds if the USB disk is recognized USB indicator 3 Press Test key followed by clicking on Sequence field via knob key to enter...

Page 106: ...lick knob key again to confirm selection 6 Scroll knob key to move to the Save To USB field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field Scroll knob key to select a target memory Format S202_XXXX...

Page 107: ...MENU CONFIGURATION Configuration Overview 108 Output 108 Measurement 112 EXT Control 115 TRIG Control 120 PWR On Config 126 Constant PWR 127 Temperature 130 Save Recall 134 Interface 137 Utility 144 A...

Page 108: ...setting Utility setting APP setting and Calibration setting The last Calibration setting which also includes System firmware update is generally not recommended for end user use Output Output On Off D...

Page 109: ...to enter each field 3 Click arrow keys to move among each unit h m s Scroll knob key to change value followed by clicking the knob key to confirm the set value Output On Off Dly 00h 00m 00 00s 99h 59...

Page 110: ...h Speed Priority CVHS CCHS and Slew Rate Priority CVLS CCLS High Speed Priority will use the fastest slew rate for the instrument while Slew Rate Priority will use a user configured slew rate 6 Scroll...

Page 111: ...the knob key to adjust value along with the arrow keys to change among digits followed by clicking the knob key to confirm set value respectively R_V Slew Rate F_V Slew Rate Setting Range Model Max Va...

Page 112: ...slower the display update By contrast the Off option indicates no sampling average and thus with the fastest speed in display update 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Mea...

Page 113: ...age Range It sets display range for voltage 4 Scroll knob key to move to Voltage Range field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 5 Scroll the knob key to select option followed by clickin...

Page 114: ...licking knob key to enter the field 7 Scroll the knob key to select option followed by clicking the knob key to confirm the selection Current Range Auto It judges and adjusts range automatically IH 0...

Page 115: ...Both CV and CC controls can be enabled simultaneously Before setting the EXT Control ensure that The output is off The load is not connected 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to mov...

Page 116: ...equivalent to the CV range Pay attention to ground and common ground issues External R External resistance control of the voltage output is performed by the EXT I O connector A resistance of 0 10k is...

Page 117: ...range External V External voltage control of the current output is performed by the EXT I O connector A voltage of 0 10V is used to control CC setting The input voltage of 0 10V is equivalent to the C...

Page 118: ...that The output is off The load is not connected 6 Scroll knob key to move to Output Type field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 7 Scroll knob key to select option followed by clickin...

Page 119: ...e output is off The load is not connected 8 Scroll knob key to move to Output Enable field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 9 Scroll knob key to turn On or Off followed by clicking the...

Page 120: ...action Before setting the TRIG Control ensure that The output is off The load is not connected 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to TRIG Control field 2 Click knob key to ent...

Page 121: ...suing action when trigger in signal is received 4 Scroll knob key to move to Trigin Action field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 5 Scroll the knob key to select option followed by cli...

Page 122: ...ltage Trigin Current 6 Scroll knob key to move between Trigin Voltage and Trigin Current fields Click the knob key to enter each field respectively Scroll the knob key to adjust value along with the a...

Page 123: ...y to confirm the memory selection Trigin Memory M1 M10 Trigout Level It determines what trigger out signal High or Low will be transmitted after execution of predefined Trigout Source from PPX series...

Page 124: ...o select option followed by clicking the knob key to confirm the selection Trigout Source None No trigger out signal will be sent out Output When power output is turned On Off a trigger out signal wil...

Page 125: ...key to move to the Trigout Width field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 13 Scroll knob key to adjust value along with the arrow keys to change among digits Click knob key again to con...

Page 126: ...ut follows the previous status 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to PWR On Config field 2 Click knob key to enter the PWR On Config page Scroll knob key to move to Power On S...

Page 127: ...the set value 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Constant PWR field 2 Click knob key to enter the Constant PWR page Scroll knob key to move to Control field followed by cli...

Page 128: ...he knob key to confirm the set value Model Power PPX Series 0 5 105 voltage 105 current The maximum value varies per different models See the example below PPX 1005 0 5 1 05 10 1 05 5 0 5 55 125 calcu...

Page 129: ...and CP fields followed by clicking knob key enter each field respectively 7 Scroll knob key to CP field followed by click knob key to enter the field Scroll the knob key to adjust value along with th...

Page 130: ...powering output simultaneously This function requires the affiliated accessory Refer to page 66 for more details 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Temperature field 2 Clic...

Page 131: ...r display 4 Scroll knob key to move to Unit field followed by clicking knob key to enter the field 5 Scroll knob key to select option followed by clicking the knob key to confirm the selection Options...

Page 132: ...icking knob key to enter the field 7 Scroll knob key to turn On Off the function Click knob key again to confirm Options On Off Monitor To set a user defined threshold for the temperature monitor 8 Sc...

Page 133: ...8 0 2501 6 Adjust To set an offset value for temperature measurement in accordance with environment factors by user preference 10 Scroll knob key to move to the Adjust field followed by clicking knob...

Page 134: ...ups M1 M10 can be saved to the internal storage 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Save Recall field 2 Click knob key to enter the Save Recall page Scroll knob key to move...

Page 135: ...m the selection Scroll knob key to move to OK followed by clicking knob key again to confirm save Save Mem Set M1 M10 Recall Mem Set Up to 10 memory setups M1 M10 can be recalled from the internal sto...

Page 136: ...t an option followed by clicking the knob key to confirm the selection Scroll knob key to move to OK followed by clicking knob key again to confirm recall Recall Mem Set M1 M10 From the internal memor...

Page 137: ...Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Interface field 2 Click knob key to enter the Interface page Scroll knob key to move to UART field followed by clicking knob key to enter the UART p...

Page 138: ...ble RS232 RS485 UART Address Sets the UART address This is available when Mode is RS485 0 30 4 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous page...

Page 139: ...ng MAC Address Displays the MAC address in 6 parts This setting is not configurable 0x00 0xFF Hostname Displays the hostname of remote control command This setting is not configurable G X XXXXXX DHCP...

Page 140: ...The DNS address is split into 4 parts 0 255 0 255 0 255 0 255 7 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous page Also it is available to retur...

Page 141: ...us page Also it is available to return by clicking the left arrow key GPIB The PPX series use the GPIB connector for basic remote control 11 Scroll knob key to move to GPIB field followed by click kno...

Page 142: ...clicking the left arrow key USB The PPX series use the USB B type port for basic remote control 14 Scroll knob key to move to USB field followed by click knob key to enter the USB page 15 There is onl...

Page 143: ...ver Sets PPX series as a web server Enter the IP address of PPX series in a web browser to establish connection 17 Scroll knob key to move to Web Server field followed by click knob key to enter the W...

Page 144: ...n this section 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to move to Utility field 2 Click knob key to enter the Utility page Scroll knob key to move to System Information field followed by c...

Page 145: ...urn back to the previous page Also it is available to return by clicking the left arrow key Date Time The system time of PPX series can be configured within this section 5 Scroll knob key to move to D...

Page 146: ...Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous page Also it is available to return by clicking the left arrow key Keyboard Basically this section...

Page 147: ...t Off Power output can only be turned Off when lock mode is activated 10 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous page Also it is available...

Page 148: ...or protection alarm On Off Keyboard To turn On or Off the buzzer sound for keyboard entry On Off 13 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous...

Page 149: ...configure the setting Bleeder To turn On or Off the bleeder control for the bleeder resistor On Off 16 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the prev...

Page 150: ...unication Monitor page as following details Use knob key to scroll and click to configure the setting Enable It enables disables communication monitor which transmits a signal to remote control side r...

Page 151: ...MENU CONFIGURATION 151 Communicati on Monitor Display The icon indicates Communication Monitor is activated...

Page 152: ...ed to insert the USB disk in which the license file is stored into the PPX series beforehand Contact your dealer for the necessary license file 1 Press the Menu key followed by scrolling knob key to m...

Page 153: ...from the USB disk for installation 4 Scroll knob key to move to Return field followed by clicking knob key to return back to the previous page Also it is available to return by clicking the left arrow...

Page 154: ...hour whereas WHour stands for Watt hour When power output is ongoing the values of 2 fields will fluctuate in accord with the actual condition The selected option will be highlighted in orange and the...

Page 155: ...TION 155 Calibration System Update The Calibration section is used to access to the calibration function which requires a password to enter the menu Please see your distributor or dealer for details w...

Page 156: ...own the power supply Analog Remote Control Overview 157 Analog Control Connector Overview 158 External Voltage Control of Voltage Output 160 External Voltage Control of Current Output 163 External Res...

Page 157: ...The power supply output can also be controlled using external switches Analog control connector overview from page 158 External voltage control of voltage output from page 160 External voltage control...

Page 158: ...age between 0 V and 10 V V MON 2 Output voltage monitor 0 to 100 of the rated output voltage is generated as a voltage between 0 V and 10 V EXT V R CV CONT 3 This line uses an external voltage or resi...

Page 159: ...00us TRIG OUT 11 Trigger signal output line Outputs a TTL signal when a trigger out function is activated The minimum pulse is width is 1ms B COM 12 This is the common line for external signal pins 9...

Page 160: ...t Maximum voltage of 30 V and maximum current of 8 mA The common line for the status pins is floating isolated voltage of 60 V or less It is isolated from the output and control circuits External Volt...

Page 161: ...pair Pin3 EXT V Pin4 EXT V Wire shield negative output terminal Connection alt shielding If the wire shield needs to be grounded at the voltage source EXT V then the shield cannot also be grounded at...

Page 162: ...ed with the External voltage Note The input impedance for external voltage control is a high impedance OPA input OPA A COM Use a stable voltage supply for the external voltage control Note CV and CC S...

Page 163: ...tage of 0 10V is used to control the full scale current of the instrument where Output current full scale current external voltage 10 Connection When connecting the external voltage source to the anal...

Page 164: ...ld short the output PPX EXT V Analog connector 6 5 Output Terminal 2 core shielded wire or twisted pair Pin5 EXT V Pin6 EXT V Wire shield EXT V ground GND Steps 1 Connect the external voltage accordin...

Page 165: ...supply for the external voltage control Note CV and CC Slew Rate Priority CVLS CCLS are disabled when using external voltage control See the CVLS and CCLS Settings on page 51 55 CAUTION Ensure no more...

Page 166: ...t voltage 0 to full scale can be controlled with the external resistance from 0 10k Output voltage full scale voltage x external resistance 10 Connection PPX EXT R Analog connector 4 3 Output Terminal...

Page 167: ...high degree of heat Note CV and CC Slew Rate Priority CVLS CCLS are disabled when using external resistance control See the CVLS and CCLS Settings on page 51 55 External Resistance Control of Current...

Page 168: ...d turn On Output Enable Page 108 3 Press the Output key The current can now be controlled with the External resistance Note Ensure the resistor s and cables used exceed the isolation voltage of the po...

Page 169: ...resistor A short closed switch produces a low signal When set to High On the output is turned on when the pins 9 and 12 are open When Low On the output is turned on when the pins 9 and 12 are shorted...

Page 170: ...K If a single switch control is to be used for multiple units please isolate each instrument This can be achieved by using a relay Warning Ensure the cables used and the switch exceed the isolation vo...

Page 171: ...g is changed or when a memory setting has been recalled The trigger output pulse width can also be configured See page 120 for details on the trigger input and trigger output configuration settings Pi...

Page 172: ...PPX Series User Manual 172 Schematic PPX Trigger input signal Analog connector 12 10 B COM B COM 100k...

Page 173: ...us from page 175 External Voltage and Current Monitoring Background The analog connector is used to monitor the current IMON or voltage VMON output An output of 0 10V represents the voltage or current...

Page 174: ...m output impedance is 10K Ensure the sensing circuit has an input impedance greater than 1M The monitor outputs are strictly DC and should not be used to monitor analog components such as transient vo...

Page 175: ...lied to each pin Pinout Name and Pin Description OUT ON Status 15 On when the output is on open collector photocoupler output 1 CV Status 16 This line is On when the PPX is in CV mode open collector p...

Page 176: ...ing a number of scenarios Note that pins 15 19 are all active low CV MODE Output turned on The diagram below shows the timing diagram when the output is turned on when the PPX is set to CV mode CV sta...

Page 177: ...g diagram when the output is turned on when the PPX is set to CC mode CV status H L CC status H L Output status H L CC MODE Output turned off The diagram below shows the output status lines when the o...

Page 178: ...ation 179 USB Remote Interface 179 Configuration 179 USB CDC Function Check 180 GPIB Remote Interface 187 Configuration 187 GPIB Function Check 188 UART Remote Interface 192 Configure UART 192 UART Fu...

Page 179: ...ype A host PPX side connector Rear panel Type B slave Speed 1 1 full speed USB Class CDC communications device class Steps 1 Connect the USB cable to the rear panel USB B port 2 Set the USB setting as...

Page 180: ...VISA Run time Engine page or downloads at the following URL http www ni com visa Requirements Operating System Windows XP 7 8 10 Functionality check 1 In case of Window 7 64 bits once the USB Cable wa...

Page 181: ...COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 181 4 The Device Manager will show up CDC WXXXXXX on Other Devices 5 Select the CDC WXXXXXX and click the right button of mouse to Update Driver Software...

Page 182: ...re manually 7 Indicate the driver folder to the system and then press Next And this folder should consist of below 2 files Note The USB driver of PPX can be downloaded from download area of PPX on the...

Page 183: ...COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 183 8 Windows 7 will install the driver for a while 9 If everything works fine you may get below message And the COM53 is the USB CDC ACM port of PPX...

Page 184: ...the Device Manager The port should like below Steps 1 10 are for the USB CDC Driver installation 11 Start the NI Measurement and Automation Explorer MAX program Using Windows press Start All Programs...

Page 185: ...nel 12 13 14 Click the Configuration icon 15 Click on I O Settings 16 Make sure the Enable Termination Character check box is checked and the terminal character is n Value xA 17 Click Apply Changes 14...

Page 186: ...PPX Series User Manual 186 21 The IDN query will return the Manufacturer model name serial number and firmware version in the dialog box GW INSTEK PPX 10H01 TW123456 V0 A4 18 21 19 20...

Page 187: ...is off before proceeding 2 Connect the GPIB cable GW Instek part number GTL 258 from a GPIB controller to the GPIB port on the PPX 3 Turn the PPX on 4 Set the GPIB Address setting per application Page...

Page 188: ...a search for the VISA Run time Engine page or downloads at the following URL http www ni com visa Requirements Operating System Windows XP 7 8 10 Functionality check 1 Start the NI Measurement and Aut...

Page 189: ...INTERFACE 189 2 3 4 Select the device GPIB address of PPX that now appears in the System Devices and Interfaces GPIB USB HS GPIBX node 5 Click on the VISA Properties tab on the bottom 6 Click Open Vi...

Page 190: ...ation 8 Click on the GPIB Settings tab and confirm that the GPIB settings are correct 7 8 9 Click on the I O Settings tab 10 Make sure the Enable Termination Character check box is checked and the ter...

Page 191: ...Output 13 Click on the Basic I O tab 14 Enter IDN in the Select or Enter Command drop down box 15 Click Query 16 The IDN query will return the Manufacturer model name serial number and firmware versio...

Page 192: ...PPX uses the IN OUT ports for UART communication coupled with RS232 GW Instek part number GTL 259 or RS485 adapters GW Instek part number GTL 260 The pin outs for the adapters are shown below RS232 c...

Page 193: ...SG 1 SG 5 RXD 5 TXD Twisted pair 4 RXD 4 TXD 5 1 9 6 1 8 Steps 1 Connect the RS232 serial cable or RS485 serial cable to the Remote IN port on the real panel Connect the other end of the cable to the...

Page 194: ...To check the COM port No see the Device Manager in the PC Run this query command via the terminal application after the instrument has been configured for UART remote control idn This should return th...

Page 195: ...COMMUNICATION INTERFACE 195 Note For further details please see the programming manual available on the GW Instek web site www gwinstek com...

Page 196: ...us Each unit is assigned a unique address and can then be individually controlled from the host PC Multi Unit Connection Operation 1 Connect the first unit s IN port to a PC using RS485 cable with DB9...

Page 197: ...ee the programming manual or see the function check below for usage details Multiple units Function Check Functionality check Invoke a terminal application such as Realterm To check the COM port No se...

Page 198: ...dress which can be 0 to 31 and is used to access the power supply Selects the unit with address 5 and returns its identity string Also sets its volt as 10 and returns its volt in 10 Note All setting c...

Page 199: ...g network or alternatively network settings can be manually configured Ethernet configuration For details on how to configure the Ethernet settings please see the configuration chapter on page 138 Par...

Page 200: ...e Control indicator Note It may be necessary to cycle the power or refresh the web browser to connect to a network Web Server Remote Control Function Check Functionality check Enter the IP address of...

Page 201: ...follows The web browser interface allows you to access the following Network configuration settings Measurement setting Normal Function setting External Control setting Temperature Control setting Ana...

Page 202: ...n IP address and enable the socket server The socket server port number is fixed at 2268 1 Connect an Ethernet cable from the network to the rear panel Ethernet port 2 Turn Off DHCP setting followed b...

Page 203: ...h for the VISA Run time Engine page or downloads at the following URL http www ni com visa Requirements Operating System Windows XP 7 8 10 Functionality check 1 Start the NI Measurement and Automation...

Page 204: ...nual Entry of Raw Socket from the popup window 4 5 Enter the IP address and the port number of the PPX The port number is fixed at 2268 6 Click the Validate button 7 A popup will appear if a connectio...

Page 205: ...7 8 9 Next configure the Alias name of the PPX connection In this example the Alias is PPX_DC1 10 Click finish 9 10 11 The IP address of the PPX will now appear under Network Devices in the configura...

Page 206: ...Click on I O Settings 15 Make sure the Enable Termination Character check box is checked and the terminal character is n Value xA 16 Click Apply Changes 14 13 15 16 17 Click the Input Output icon 18 E...

Page 207: ...l return the Manufacturer model name serial number and firmware version in the dialog box GW INSTEK PPX 10H01 TW123456 V0 A4 18 17 19 20 Note For further details please see the programming manual avai...

Page 208: ...ler or GWInstek at www gwinstek com marketing goodwill com tw The OVP voltage is triggered earlier than expected When setting the OVP voltage take into account the voltage drop from the load cables As...

Page 209: ...ation Make sure the device is powered On for at least 30 minutes within 23 5 This is necessary to stabilize the unit to match the specification For more information contact your local dealer or GWInst...

Page 210: ...tput Default Setting Output On Dly Delay 00 hour 00 minute 00 00 sec Output Off Dly Delay 00 hour 00 minute 00 00 sec Remote Sense 2 Wire V I Slew Rate CVHS CV high speed priority R_V Rising Voltage S...

Page 211: ...nt 0 0000 A Trigin Memory M1 Trigout Level Low Trigout Source None Trigout Width 1 0 ms PWR Power On Config Default Setting Power On Status Safe Constant PWR Power Default Setting Control Off Power 1...

Page 212: ...tting Bleeder On APP AH WH Meter License Key Default Setting Mode Disable AHour 999999999 999 Ah WHour 999999999 999 Wh Protect Default Setting Voltage Limit Off UVL 0 000 V OVP Level 1 1 X Vrate Curr...

Page 213: ...20 000V 36 000V 36 000V 100 00V Output current 5 0000A 2 0000A 5 0000A 1 0000A 3 0000A 1 0000A Output power 50W 40W 100W 36W 108W 100W Voltage Setting range 105 0V to 10 5V 0V to 21 0V 0V to 21 0V 0V...

Page 214: ...urement frequency bandwidth is 10 Hz to 20 MHz 4 From 10 90 of rated output voltage with rated resistive load 5 From 90 10 of rated output voltage with rated resistive load 6 Temperature coefficient a...

Page 215: ...603 PPX 10H01 Temperature K Type Thermocouple Range 200 1372 Resolution 0 25 Accuracy 0 5 2 Protection Function Model PPX 1005 PPX 2002 PPX 2005 PPX 3601 PPX 3603 PPX 10H01 Over Voltage Protection OVP...

Page 216: ...sing a LOW 0 V to 0 5 V or short circuit turn the output off using a HIGH 4 5 V to 5 V or open circuit Turn the output on using a HIGH 4 5 V to 5 V or open circuit turn the output off using a LOW 0 V...

Page 217: ...erating temperature 0 C to 40 C Storage temperature 20 C to 70 C Operating humidity 20 to 80 RH No condensation Storage humidity 20 to 85 RH No condensation Altitude Maximum 2000m EMC Complies with th...

Page 218: ...PPX Series User Manual 218 PPX Dimensions PPX Series...

Page 219: ...015 Electrical Fast Transients EN 61000 4 4 2012 Current Harmonic EN 61000 3 2 2019 Surge Immunity EN 61000 4 5 2014 A1 2017 Voltage Fluctuation EN 61000 3 3 2013 A1 2019 Conducted Susceptibility EN 6...

Page 220: ...ation 51 Declaration of conformity 219 Default settings 210 reset 38 Display mode operation 59 Disposal instructions 7 EN61010 pollution degree 7 Environment safety instruction 7 Ethernet interface 19...

Page 221: ...203 UART configuration 192 USB configuration 179 USB function check 194 Remote sense connector 64 Save setup38 61 62 66 67 68 69 132 133 Service operation about disassembly 6 contact 209 Slew rate des...

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