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PSB-2000 Series User Manual

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CAUTION

When the Hi-

Ω

function is activated, the output

terminals of the power supply unit keep on
carrying voltage even after the output is turned
off.
The Hi-

Ω

LED will blink when Hi-

Ω

function is

still active as the internal capacitors remain
charged. Voltages as high as 80V may remain at
the terminals when the output is turned off. Such a
state is very dangerous. To avoid accidents,
isolate the output terminals from the load cables
completely with a relay or switch.

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Summary of Contents for PSB-2000 series

Page 1: ...Muti Range Bench Top DC Power Supply PSB 2000 series User Manual GW INSTEK PART NO 82SB 28H00EA1 ISO 9001 CERTIFIED MANUFACTURER All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...thout 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 to change sp...

Page 3: ...Settings 43 Menu Key Functions 50 Voltage Sense 74 External Control Functions 76 Using the Sequence Function 86 OTHER FUNCTIONS 89 Display in Alarm Status 89 Frame Link Controlled Parallel Operation...

Page 4: ...01 Connection Methods 102 Connection Cables 104 Address Setting 105 Using the Interface Boards 108 Communication Commands 111 Registers 133 APPENDIX 143 Trouble Shooting 143 Maintenance 145 Dimensions...

Page 5: ...ument WARNING Warning Identifies conditions or practices that could result in injury or loss of life CAUTION Caution Identifies conditions or practices that could result in damage to the PSB or to oth...

Page 6: ...follows The PSB 2000 falls under category I Measurement category IV is for measurement performed at the source of low voltage installation Measurement category III is for measurement performed in the...

Page 7: ...foreign matter solid liquid or gaseous ionized gases that may produce a reduction of dielectric strength or surface resistivity Pollution degree 1 No pollution or only dry non conductive pollution occ...

Page 8: ...nal which is marked with the letter N or coloured Blue or Black The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter L or P or coloured Brown or Red If in doubt co...

Page 9: ...y have standard features such as voltage and current settings an output on off switch monitor outputs and other functions via external connectors The chasis is smaller overall than traditional power s...

Page 10: ...A to 6A 0W to 800W PSB 2400L 0V to 80V 0A to 40A 10W to 400W PSB 2800L 0V to 80V 0A to 80A 10W to 800W PSB 2400L2 Dual channel type 0V to 80V 2CH 0A to 40A 2CH 10W to 400W 2CH PSB 2800LS Booster unit...

Page 11: ...9 400W Type PSB 2400L 800W Type PSB 2800L 400W 2 Channel Type PSB 2400L2 800W Type Booster unit PSB 2800LS 400W Type PSB 2400H 800W Type PSB 2800H All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g...

Page 12: ...tically Output Off Timer Function Turns the output off automatically after a preset amount of time has elapsed This can be used to prevent the output from being left on inadvertently or to prevent ove...

Page 13: ...ere are two optional interface boards for remote control PSB 001 GPIB and local bus board PSB 002 RS 232C USB and local bus board Note also that one of these options must be used to program sequences...

Page 14: ...J 1101 modular cables For further details see page 101 PSB 003 Parallel Connection Kit for Horizontal Installation Kit includes PSB 007 Joint kit Horizontal bus bar x2 PSB 005 x1 PSB 007 Joint Kit Hor...

Page 15: ...Connection Signal Cable PSB 006 Serial Connection Signal Cable PSB 007 Joint Kit Includes 4 joining plates 4X M3x6 screws 2X M3x8 screws PSB 008 RS 232C Cable GRJ 1101 Modular Cables 500mm 6P6C RJ11 l...

Page 16: ...D x 1 AC power cable x 1 Screws for output terminals on rear panel Protection covers for output terminals on rear panel Protection caps for output terminals on the front panel External control connect...

Page 17: ...T LOCK Hi W V A CV MENU SEQUENCE PRESET 3 2 1 FAST LOCK 3s LOCAL OUTPUT OFF TIMER DISP ESC MENU W CC CP A W R O T A T E V W Multi Range DC Power Supply DELAY CH2 CH2 CH1 DISP CH1 L Type ONLY CH A MAX...

Page 18: ...W MAX DC800V MAX DC 3A PSB 2400 H CHECK ENTER REMOTE FAST LOCK Hi W V A CV MENU SEQUENCE PRESET 3 2 1 FAST LOCK 3s LOCAL OUTPUT OFF TIMER DISP ESC MENU W CC CP A W R O T A T E V L Type ONLY W Regulate...

Page 19: ...and the feet are not needed they may be removed 3 POWER ON OFF switch Depress the switch to the I position to turn on the power supply unit Press it again to turn off the unit 4 Front output terminal...

Page 20: ...layed Menu No is displayed Ab is displayed 6 Channel LEDs The LED of the selected channel is lit Both LEDs are lit when the tracking function is activated 7 Current LED 7 segment Normal operation Sequ...

Page 21: ...sequence operation display i e step No and cycle No remaining time for the off timer and other displays When the menu is displayed pressing it exits the function selection mode and returns to the norm...

Page 22: ...ue If the V key is pressed while holding the A key both LEDs are lit and the Voltage LED enters the power display mode 16 PRESET 1 key green PRESET 1 Reads out data stored in PRESET 1 Serves as a star...

Page 23: ...ues in the menu 21 FAST LOCK 3s LOCAL key FAST Changes the resolution of the voltage current or power settings locks panel operation or switches the remote mode into the local mode The color of the LE...

Page 24: ...MAX MAX 400W MAX DC 80V MAX DC 40A OUTPUT DC MAX 400W MAX DC 80V MAX DC 40A OUTPUT DC 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Rear Panel PSB 2400L PSB 2800L J3 EXT CONT J2 AC INPUT 1 2 26 25 CH 1 J1 MADE IN TAIWAN...

Page 25: ...1 EXT CONT J3 26 J1 J2 AC INPUT 25 MADE IN TAIWAN DC OUTPUT MAX DC 3A MAX DC 800V MAX 400W S CAUTION S Rear Panel PSB 2800LS J2 AC INPUT CH 1 J1 MADE IN TAIWAN 100V 240V 50Hz 60Hz 650 VA MAX MAX 400W...

Page 26: ...Rear output terminals The Output of the PSB 2000 series power supply unit is also output through these terminals The type of rear panel output terminal varies depending on the model The PSB 2400H and...

Page 27: ...st be used with this connector 29 Exhaust Grill Air taken into the unit from the front is blown out through this grill Leave a gap of a least 30cm or more behind the rear panel for good ventilation If...

Page 28: ...low level when channel 2 is in CC mode 4 CH2 EXT CV STATUS OUT Open collector output Set to the low level when channel 2 is in CV mode 5 CH2 EXT CV CONTROL IN Constant voltage control input pin for c...

Page 29: ...ut terminal of channel 2 8 CH2 EXT V MON OUT Output voltage monitor pin for channel 2 Outputs a voltage of approximately 0V to 10V to represent 0V to the rated output voltage 9 CH2 EXT A MON OUT Outpu...

Page 30: ...V to the rated output voltage 15 CH1 EXT CC CONTROL IN Constant current control input pin for channel 1 In the external voltage control mode an external voltage of 0V to 10V can be used to control the...

Page 31: ...n the CH1 output when short circuited with the CH1 COM pin 22 CH1 COM COM pin for channel 1 Connected with the negative output terminal of channel 1 23 CH1 EXT CV STATUS OUT Open collector output Set...

Page 32: ...control the output voltage from 0V to 800V 15 EXT CC CONTROL IN Constant current control input pin In external voltage control mode an external voltage of 0V to 10V can be used to control the output...

Page 33: ...UTPUT IN Turns on the output when short circuited with the COM pin 22 COM COM Connected with the negative output terminal 23 EXT CV STATUS OUT Open collector output Set to the low level when the chann...

Page 34: ...Output Terminals Introduction Use cables with a rated voltage that exceeds the grounding voltage 500V for the load The front output terminals and rear output terminals are electrically connected inter...

Page 35: ...e AC INPUT 2 Connect crimped lug terminals to the ends of the load cables Tighten the lug terminals firmly using the nuts supplied with the power supply CAUTION The rear output terminals have M6 holes...

Page 36: ...th the symbol using the GND cable supplied with the product as the necessity requires Note The negative potential of the external voltage control pin is the same as that of the negative output termina...

Page 37: ...the screw into the protective covers at the center Fig Attaching Rear Output Terminal Protective Covers CAUTION Make sure that the protection covers are always attached to the terminals even when the...

Page 38: ...h cutting pliers or the like to connect the power supplies in series or in parallel or to ground the output Fig Parts to be cut Connection with the Rear Output Terminals PSB 2400H 2800H Procedure 1 Re...

Page 39: ...of the external voltage control is the same as that of the negative output terminal If the power supply unit is grounded at the positive terminal and the power source for external control is grounded...

Page 40: ...r output terminals are electrically connected internally Terminals that are NOT in use still carry output voltage Be careful not to touch the terminals Failure to heed this warning may result in elect...

Page 41: ...t output terminals with the protective caps for safety Fig Connection with Front Output Terminals Good Bad CAUTION The power supply unit may output a maximum of 40A through the front output terminals...

Page 42: ...on image 4 Turn the power switch off from the unit 5 Insert the above mentioned plug into the front output terminal 6 When current is drawn from the rear output terminals the plug must be removed from...

Page 43: ...to 40A PSB 2400L PSB 2400L2 0A to 80A PSB 2800L PSB 2800LS Power setting range 10W to 400W PSB 2400L PSB 2400L2 10W to 800W PSB 2800L PSB 2800LS 70V 10V 60V 50V 40V 30V 20V 80V 5A 10A 15A 20A 25A 30A...

Page 44: ...o 400W PSB 2400H 0W to 800W PSB 2800H 700V 600V 500V 400V 300V 200V 800V 0 5A 1A 1 5A 2A 2 5A 3A Output current Output voltage 400W Power limit line PSB 2400H 133V 700V 600V 500V 400V 300V 200V 800V 1...

Page 45: ...tomatically when the power supply source is cut off or the POWER switch is shut off Model PSB 2400L version 1 00 The last used settings are displayed How to Set the Voltage Procedure 1 Make sure that...

Page 46: ...urrent LED display can be used to enter the power setting The A indicator will turn turn off and the W indicator will turn on indicating that the setting has changed from current to power See the figu...

Page 47: ...the voltage will not discharge normally Please allow the output to be off for a least 1 second before turning the ouput on again Procedure 1 Turning the output on or off using the OUTPUT key Press th...

Page 48: ...el However the output is disabled unless the OUTPUT key is lit Note For the PSB 2400L2 if neither the CH1 nor CH2 key is lit the OUTPUT key will not go on even if it is pressed No output is provided F...

Page 49: ...between the setting mode and output mode When the output is on and the mode has been switched to the setting mode the A or V key blinks indicating that the setting value is being displayed Note The s...

Page 50: ...panel while pressing the ROTATE key below the encoder wheel Keep turning the panel until a click sound is heard This indicates that the panel is now locked in place CAUTION Be sure to confirm that the...

Page 51: ...rns red To cancel the key lock function hold the FAST LOCK 3s LOCAL key for 3 or more seconds CAUTION This key serves as the FAST LOCK 3s and LOCAL keys When putting the power supply into the locked s...

Page 52: ...DISP key to return from the MENU settings to the normal settings To deactivate a function select the corresponding setting again from the menu and deactivate it Operation Overview MENU key Cycles thr...

Page 53: ...press the ESC DISP key to return to the normal state CAUTION Set values are only validated after the ENTER CHECK key is pressed Be sure to check that the value is set properly after setting it Some f...

Page 54: ...ance External On Off Delay Tracking External voltage resistance Preset Tracking External On Off Off timer Delay Delay PSB L Series Only Sequence Off timer Tracking PSB L Series Only Sequence External...

Page 55: ...s the MENU key until menu number 01 is displayed 3 Press the ENTER CHECK key All the PRESET keys blink green 4 Press the PRESET key that you want to assign the current settings to The PRESET key that...

Page 56: ...0V to 84 0V 0 1V PSB 2400H PSB 2800H 10 0V to 840 0V 1V OCP Over Current Protection The OCP function turns off the output when the output current of the PSB 2000 series exceeds the preset OCP value M...

Page 57: ...pear first followed by channel 2 next OVP setting OCP setting OVP and OCP setting of channel 1 OVP and OCP setting of channel 2 3 When the intended protection function is displayed OVP or OCP rotate t...

Page 58: ...for charging batteries or capacitors when a bleeder circuit is active When the Hi function is activated the internal filter capacitors can remain charged even after the power has been turned off and t...

Page 59: ...he time limit for when the bleeder circuits are turned back on with the encoder wheel Setting range 5 30 minutes Setting resolution 5 minute steps Press the ENTER CHECK key to confirm the setting Exam...

Page 60: ...turned off The Hi LED will blink when Hi function is still active as the internal capacitors remain charged Voltages as high as 80V may remain at the terminals when the output is turned off Such a sta...

Page 61: ...03 PSB H series 2 Press the ENTER CHECK key to enter the Off Timer settings 3 Select ON or OFF with the encoder wheel The Off Timer is turned off by default Initial setting OFF timer activated 4 Press...

Page 62: ...for the off timer may be checked by pressing the ESC DISP key while the off timer is running On the PSB 2400L2 pressing the ESC DISP key toggles the display in the following order CH1 settings CH2 set...

Page 63: ...see the PSB_Sequence_203 usermanual or the GW Instek website for more information on how to program sequences The following describes how to view steps in a previously create sequence and screen shots...

Page 64: ...the OUTPUT key pressed when a sequence is running Note however that the output will remain active at the level of the last step that was executed when the OUTPUT key was pressed Procedure 1 Press the...

Page 65: ...ange is from 0 to 99 Example The End Step is set to step No 99 6 Set the number of times to repeat the steps above with the encoder wheel Press the ENTER CHECK key to confirm Setting the sequence func...

Page 66: ...you to control the current of the PSB 2000 series power supply unit by applying external voltage to the unit An external voltage of 0V to 10V can be used to control the output current from 0A to the...

Page 67: ...is not supported Procedure 1 Press the MENU key until menu number 06 PSB L or 05 PSB H is displayed 2 Press the ENTER CHECK key to enter the external control settings Use the encoder wheel to select e...

Page 68: ...tting the control mode is now complete 5 Press the ESC DISP key to quit the setting mode and return to normal operation External Control Output On Off Menu Item 07 PSB L 06 PSB H Introduction The PSB...

Page 69: ...wheel and press the ENTER CHECK key again to confirm the settings The external output on off setting is now complete The output control modes are shown below IN The output is controlled with the OUTPU...

Page 70: ...for turning the output on The fall delay time refers to the delay time for turning the output off Fig Temporal Concept of Delay Function Channel B Channel A Positive 10 seconds Max Negative 9 99 secon...

Page 71: ...me can be set in the range of 9 99 seconds to 10 00 seconds in steps 10 ms The output of channel 2 is turned on 9 99 seconds earlier The output of channel 2 is turned on 10 00 seconds later 5 Set the...

Page 72: ...usly Fig Tracking Operation Channel 1 Channel 2 5V 10V 20V 20V 5V 5V Tracking function ON Changing set values with encoder or through communication Procedure 1 Press the MENU key until the menu number...

Page 73: ...units PSB H units can be used Note that for series operation the same PSB L models types must be used For a slave unit that is connected in series only the output voltages are displayed when the outp...

Page 74: ...ing the MENU key 2 Select the operation mode for the unit with the encoder wheel and press the ENTER CHECK key to confirm the setting By default the master slave setting is set to OFF Initial setting...

Page 75: ...th the encoder wheel if the unit is set as the master unit in a parallel connection Example Total power of 3200 W 4 Press the ESC DISP key to exit the settings and return to normal operation All manua...

Page 76: ...cause oscillation To avoid oscillation connect an electrolytic capacitor of a several hundred to several thousand F to the load terminals Procedure 1 Make sure that the POWER switch is off before mak...

Page 77: ...output voltage Use AWG 26 to 18 wires as the sensing wires Fig Remote Sensing Connection PSB L S S Load OUTPUT OUTPUT Shielded cable or Twisted pair wires Fig Remote Sensing Connection PSB H S S Load...

Page 78: ...ulling it out while using a pin to hold down its catch The contacts can also be removed using the XY2E 0001 removal tool manufactured by OMRON Corporation 2 After connecting a wire to each contact ins...

Page 79: ...r diameter 1 1 to 1 3 mm Mount the semi covers on both sides of the connector Here is a view of the completed assembly 20 pins shown Output Voltage Monitor and Output Current Monitor Introduction It i...

Page 80: ...16 COM CH2 Pins 8 and 7 COM 2 Current monitor CH1 Pins 18 and 16 COM CH2 Pins 9 and 7 COM Fig Monitor Output Pins M M 1 2 25 26 CH1 Voltage monitor CH1 Current monitor EXT CONT J3 M M 1 2 25 26 CH2 Vo...

Page 81: ...operating in the external control mode an excessively high voltage could be applied to the output This occurs as a disconnected resistor appears as an open circuit which in turn is interpreted as a re...

Page 82: ...External control Use a shielded cable or twisted pair wires for this control 1 2 25 26 EXT CONT J3 Negative output terminal of CH2 0V 10V 0 10k CH2 External control Use a shielded cable or twisted pa...

Page 83: ...t control CH1 Pins 15 and 16 COM CH2 Pins 6 and 7 COM Fig External Voltage Resistance Control Pins CC 1 2 25 26 EXT CONT J3 Negative output terminal of CH1 0V 10V 0 10k CH1 External control Use a shie...

Page 84: ...on is activated External Control Pins for Output ON OFF control CH1 Pins 21 and 22 COM CH2 Pins 12 and 13 COM Short OUTPUT ON Open OUTPUT OFF Fig Output ON OFF Pins with External Contacts 1 2 25 26 EX...

Page 85: ...Remove the input power or turn off the power from the POWER switch to cancel the alarm state External Control Pins to activate the alarm state CH1 Pins 20 and 22 COM CH2 Pins 11 and 13 COM Fig Externa...

Page 86: ...r supply unit enters the alarm status Status Signal Characteristics SHARP PC3H7 photocoupler Item Symbol Max rating Unit Output Collector emitter voltage VCEO 66 V Emitter collector voltage VECO 6 V C...

Page 87: ...EXT CONT J3 1 2 25 CV CC ALARM CH2 status Inside of PSB 2000 Series Fig Photocoupler current Internal current 2mA I 1mA or less R V Select and use proper voltage or resistance so that the open collect...

Page 88: ...terface board See page 61 2 Activate the sequence function as shown in the Sequence Function menu on page 61 3 Execute the sequence operation with the PRESET key s Each PRESET key has two functions Th...

Page 89: ...ion is different from turning off the output in the normal operating mode 4 The display during a sequence operation is different from that in normal operation The differences are shown below When the...

Page 90: ...0 Series User Manual 88 the sequence operation partway press the OUTPUT key or deactivate the sequence function as shown in the Section Sequence Function page 61 All manuals and user guides at all gui...

Page 91: ...ly unit turns off the output and stays in the alarm state When a protection function excluding OVP and OCP see page 54 is triggered all operations panel operation etc are disabled and the power supply...

Page 92: ...e 2400L2 an OHP alarm is displayed for each channel 2400L 2400H 2800L 2800H 2800L 2800H 2400L2 4 HARD alarm The HARD alarm is displayed in the following conditions Cause Description Over Voltage OVP T...

Page 93: ...PSB 005 The parallel connection kit for horizontal installation PSB 003 or the parallel connection kit for vertical installation PSB 004 can also be used to physically connect the units together The...

Page 94: ...71 Recheck the set power When using frame link controlled parallel operation the current indicated on the master unit may fluctuate due to the influence of the load wire resistance In such cases use t...

Page 95: ...the Master slave function chapter on page 71 Output depends on the master unit When the OUTPUT key on the master unit is pressed the output of the slave unit is turned on automatically Connect the ma...

Page 96: ...panel of PSB 2800LS How to use the PSB 2800LS Description The PSB 2800LS is not equipped with a power switch The PSB 2800LS relies on a master unit to turn it on when it is connected in parallel As so...

Page 97: ...llation Using the PSB 007 Extension kits Description The PSB 007 extension kits allow master units to be physically connected to slave units The extension kits can be used horizontally or vertically N...

Page 98: ...its as shown in the figure below so that the prongs from the PSB 007 joint kit on the unit B are inserted in the holes in unit A revealed from under the rubber feet that were removed 4 Slide unit A an...

Page 99: ...s as shown in the figure below so that the prongs from the joint kit on unit A are inserted in the holes in unit B revealed from under the rubber feet that were removed 4 Slide unit B and fix the rear...

Page 100: ...ls Parallel connection kit for Horizontal installation PSB 003 Parallel connection kit for vertical installation PSB 004 Screw M6 Washer Nut Terminal block Output terminal bar Bus bar Pay attention to...

Page 101: ...onnected units may be controlled as slave units NOTE In this chapter the terms master unit and slave unit are the same terms as used in the Power Extension section page 91 however in this chapter they...

Page 102: ...I LF EOI Listener function Output conditions of controlled power supply units may be set Talker function Output conditions and setting conditions of controlled power supply units may be detected Servi...

Page 103: ...lug Applicable cable Mass marketed interlink cable Socket 9 pin to socket 9 pin Q ty of connectable units One to one connection only USB Specifications Conforms to the USB Standards Revision 2 0 Full...

Page 104: ...shows an example of connecting several PSB 2000 series power supply units through the local bus Fig Local Bus Connection PSB 2000 PSB 001 or PSB 002 System Address 1 Master unit Shorted CN2 jumper GP...

Page 105: ...chain connected units by shorting CN2 jumper pins on the interface boards with the shorting connectors1 Disconnect the shorting connectors from all the other interface boards 2 Using the example figu...

Page 106: ...r Full Speed USB or greater for the USB connections Use interlink cables for the RS 232C connection The pin assignment is as shown below Note that normal crossover cables may not be used Fig RS 232C C...

Page 107: ...of the unit directly connected to the PC must be 1 The system is not guaranteed to operate if several slave units connected to the master unit have the same System Address Do not assign the same addre...

Page 108: ...he encoder to select the System Address and press the ENTER CHECK key to confirm A unit whose System Address is set other than 1 will return to normal operation 1 Keep the A key depressed until Sy Ad...

Page 109: ...s 2 Slave unit PSB 2000 PSB 0001 or PSB 002 System Address 3 Slave unit PSB 2000 PSB 0001 or PSB 002 System Address 4 Slave unit PSB 2000 PSB 0001 System Address 1 Master unit Personal Computer Addres...

Page 110: ...he following delimiters LF 0 0A EOI and LF 0 0A EOI It sends a response using LF 0 0A EOI only When using the local bus through GPIB control must be returned to the master unit after transferring comm...

Page 111: ...nal noise which may cause errors When using USB hubs try to self powered hubs so that the connection is not affected by noise Installing the USB driver in Windows 8 To install the USB driver in Window...

Page 112: ...ld be longer when the local bus is used The communication time is influenced by the cable length Check it and determine the time out value Remember that when connecting units together using the local...

Page 113: ...es power supply units Thus commands must be separated with delimiters If delimiters are used the interface unit automatically controls the flow of communication Commands and queries are accepted wheth...

Page 114: ...l control External control setting EXT MOD EXT MOD 64 120 External voltage control EXT VOLT EXT VOLT 64 120 External current control EXT CURR EXT CURR 64 122 Output switching EXT OUTP EXT OUTP 66 122...

Page 115: ...ut voltage of CH1 VOLT B value Sets the output voltage of CH2 The value range is from 0 00 to 82 00 PSB L 0 0 to 820 0 PSH H Two decimal places are valid Application example VOLT 10 10 Sets the output...

Page 116: ...the OVP value of a single channel model to 10 10V Query VOLT PROT Inquires about the set OVP value of a single channel model VOLT PROT A Inquires about the set OVP value of CH1 VOLT PROT B Inquires a...

Page 117: ...RR Inquires about the set output current of a single channel model CURR A Inquires about the set output current of CH1 CURR B Inquires about the set output current of CH2 Response example 10 10 Indica...

Page 118: ...value of CH2 Response example 10 10 Indicates that the set OCP value is 10 10A Remark When the tracking mode is on setting CH1 will affect CH2 Setting CH2 in the tracking mode will cause an execution...

Page 119: ...elationship between value and On Off is as shown below 1 Output On 0 Output Off On the dual channel model OUTP selects the OUTPUT The output is activated only after value is set to 1 Application examp...

Page 120: ...Z HOLD This command sets the Hi function holding time in minutes This function only applies to the PSB L series Setting CONF HIZ HOLD value value is set in 5 steps between 5 and 30 Any value not endin...

Page 121: ...rk A value between 4 and 6 causes an error if it is set for a single channel model single channel models don t have CH2 The value of 7 causes an error unless the Off Timer or sequence function Pause R...

Page 122: ...tage Output ON OFF EXT VOLT This command chooses whether the external control is used to control the output voltage or if the front panel controls are used to control the output voltage Setting EXT VO...

Page 123: ...example 1 Indicates that external control of the voltage output is enabled The query return value has the same meaning as the setting value Remark This command causes an error if the sequence function...

Page 124: ...be controlled with the front panel controls or via remote control 1 Activates external control of the current output Application example EXT CURR 1 Selects the external control of the current output Q...

Page 125: ...s the setting value Remark This command causes an error if the sequence function is running Off Timer Value Setting TIMER SET This command sets or inquires what the value of the Off Timer setting is S...

Page 126: ...the setting value Remark This command causes an error if the sequence function is running Delay Rise Time Setting DELAY RISE This command sets or inquires about the delay time for turning on the outp...

Page 127: ...he sequence function is running Monitor Inquiry MEAS This command inquires about the monitored data In response the voltage current power and CV CC CP status are returned in that order Setting None Qu...

Page 128: ...uery return value has the same meaning as the setting value Remark This command causes an error if the sequence function is running Preset Saving PRES SAVE This command saves the current set values vo...

Page 129: ...eration is being executed This command causes an error if the sequence function is running Remark None Sequence Jump Setting SEQ STEP This command jumps to a specified step in the sequence operation S...

Page 130: ...END value The value range is from 0 to 99 Application example SEQ END2 Sets the sequence to end at step no 2 Query SEQ END Inquires about the setting Response example 2 Indicates that the sequence end...

Page 131: ...the sequence data Response example 6001600 LF 1609 byte sequence set data are returned Remark PSB_Sequence_203 software is available Use it for setting 1 1 The application software for sequence opera...

Page 132: ...Q Service Request Register Setting SRE The function of this command is described in Service Request Register in the following section Buffer Clear CLS This command clears the buffers Setting CLS Clear...

Page 133: ...es from being executed until all outstanding overlapped commands have completed Query None Local Address Setting ADDR This command specifies the address of a slave unit on the local bus Setting ADDR v...

Page 134: ...ocal lockout remote status Cannot return to the local status through key operation Application example REMOTE0 Sets the unit to local status Query REMOTE Response example 1 Indicates that the unit is...

Page 135: ...ESE PON URQ CME EXE DDE QYE 0 OPC Power On User Request Command Error Execution Error Device Dependant Error Query Error Not USED Operation Complete OR Standard Event Summary Enable SRE OR 0 RQS MSS...

Page 136: ...cription SRQ RQS MSS The MSS bit is the summary bit for the status byte register The MSS bit is set to 1 when the Boolean AND of the bits in the status byte register and the bits in the service reques...

Page 137: ...ly Query command STB Response example 32 The bits set with the SRE command are only returned in decimal The status byte register is not cleared even if a query is made using this command Standard Even...

Page 138: ...g command None Query only Query command ESR Response example 32 Bit 5 is set indicating that a command error has occured The ESR is cleared after reading the value Function of the Status Byte Register...

Page 139: ...the the STB query When the STB query is executed the status of the MSS bit is returned No bits of the status byte are cleared after reading it Serial polling When serial polling is executed the statu...

Page 140: ...n It is possible to cause clearing or resetting in the PSB 2000 Series power supply unit by issuing commands or executing specific operations IFC Interface clear Responses to the universal command IFC...

Page 141: ...unit enters the local state Panel setting remains unchanged RST Reset command Responses to the IEEE488 2 command RST are as shown below The specified talker or listener status is cleared The GPIB buf...

Page 142: ...atus is cleared The GPIB buffer output queue and input queued commands are cleared The SRQ status byte register and mask settings are cleared The unit enters the local status The LLO local lock out se...

Page 143: ...ing cases When power is turned on When the FAST key is pressed and the LED on the side of the key is lit When the unit receives the GTL command When the remote status is canceled Remote The PSB 2000 S...

Page 144: ...rs serial polling O PPU Clears parallel polling LLO Brings all devices into the local lockout status to disable manual operation O Address commands UNL Cancels the specified listener status O UNT Canc...

Page 145: ...e the cable Input fuse has blown Input voltage is out of the allowable range is displayed after starting operation The unit is specified as a slave unit Specify the unit as the master unit See page 71...

Page 146: ...e resistor is open in the external resistance control mode See page 79 Constant voltage control with external voltage or resistance OCP is displayed when the OUTPUT key is pressed The OCP value is too...

Page 147: ...ach the grill Clean the filter with water Before you remove the grill turn off the POWER switch and disconnect the AC power cable to turn off the unit CAUTION Dry the filter completely before re attac...

Page 148: ...PSB 2000 Series User Manual 146 PSB 2800LS Pull frontward while pressing here PSB 2800LS Dust filter Front grill All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 149: ...APPENDIX 147 Dimensions PSB 2400L PSB 2400L2 PSB 2800L 209 9 9 124 10 12 8 290 35 7 All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 150: ...PSB 2000 Series User Manual 148 PSB 2800LS 290 35 7 6 5 82 7 209 9 10 9 124 All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 151: ...APPENDIX 149 PSB 2400H PSB 2800H 209 9 10 9 124 290 12 5 1 All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 152: ...constant current CC mode into the constant power CP mode or vice versa is subject to over shoot ringing etc Model PSB 2400H PSB 2800H Rated output voltage 800 0V Setting accuracy 0 1 setting 2 digit 2...

Page 153: ...nse typ 9 1ms 1ms 1ms Rise time typ 10 50ms rated load 50ms no load Fall time typ 11 100ms rated load 500ms no load Temperature coefficient typ 12 50ppm C after 30 minute warming up Model PSB 2400H PS...

Page 154: ...MHz 300kHz for PSB 2400H PSB 2800H 9 Response time till the output voltage is restored to the range within 0 1 10 mV of the rated output voltage when the output current is changed from 50 to 100 of t...

Page 155: ...L series Up to two units PSB H series Series frame link operation Up to two units PSB L series Preset function A maximum of three points are presettable Off timer OFF TIMER function Time until turnin...

Page 156: ...the unit will turn off 15 Press the POWER switch again to reset 16 Press the POWER switch again or press the ESC key to reset Others Cooling method Forced cooling with fan motor To GND voltage DC500V...

Page 157: ...series 840 0V PSB H series O OCP 42 00A 84 00A PSB L series 3 15A 6 30A PSB H series O Display mode CH1 V A O Menu display Initialized when power is turned off Operation mode V O External voltage con...

Page 158: ...10V Range 0V to 820V Min display digit 100mV Current Setting SLOW 10mA 100mA FAST 1A 1A Range 0A to 3 07A 0A to 6 1A Min display digit 10mA Power Setting SLOW 10W 20W FAST 100W 200W Range 10W to 410W...

Page 159: ...y digit 1W OVP Setting SLOW 1V FAST 100V Range 10V to 840V Min display digit 100mV SLOW 10mA 20mA FAST 1A 2A Range 0 1A to 6 3A 0 2A to 12 6A Min display digit 10mA 10mA For parallel connections the s...

Page 160: ...820W 30W 1230W 40W 1640W Min display digit 1W OVP Setting SLOW 100mV FAST 10V Range 1V 84V Min display digit 10mV OCP Setting SLOW 100mA 200mA 300mA 400mA FAST 10A 20A 30A 40A Range 1A 42A 2A 84A 3A 1...

Page 161: ...870W 10W 410W Min display digit 1W OVP Setting SLOW 100mV FAST 10V Range 1V 84V Min display digit 10mV OCP Setting SLOW 500mA 600mA 700mA 100mA FAST 50A 60A 70A 10A Range 5A 210A 6A 252A 7A 294A 1A 42...

Page 162: ...0W 30W 2460W 40W 3280W 10W 820W Min display digit 1W OVP Setting SLOW 100mV FAST 10V Range 1V 84V Min display digit 10mV OCP Setting SLOW 100mA 200mA 300mA 400mA 100mA FAST 10A 20A 30A 40A 10A Range 1...

Page 163: ...Electromagnetic Compatibility and Low Voltage Directive the following standards were applied EMC EN 61326 1 Electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EMC requirements 2006 Condu...

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