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Summary of Contents for DP SERIES II

Page 1: ...OPERATING AND SERVICE MANUAL DP SERIES II DC POWER SUPPLIES...

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Page 3: ...MAGNA POWER ELECTRONICS INC 39 ROYAL ROAD FLEMINGTON NJ 08822 January 6 2010...

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Page 5: ...including those connected to application maintenance equipment must be grounded for both personnel and equipment safety Always ensure that facility ac input power is de energized prior to connecting...

Page 6: ...improper use of the equipment and accessories ii...

Page 7: ...product will be treated on a non warranty basis All electrical commercial supply parts and items not manufactured by Magna Power Electronics Inc shall carry the warranty of the original manufacturer...

Page 8: ...ement When referring to this equipment always include the model and serial number RETURNING EQUIPMENT Before returning any equipment to the factory the following steps should be taken 1 Contact our te...

Page 9: ...l Check 21 2 6 2 1 DPD Series Models 21 2 6 2 2 DPA Series Models 22 2 6 2 3 DPC Series Models 23 3 0 OPERATION 27 3 1 Front Panel Commands 27 3 1 1 DPD Series Front Panel Commands 27 3 1 1 1 Run Mode...

Page 10: ...Commands 64 4 3 1 Source Subsystem 64 4 3 1 1 VOLT and VOLT TRIG 65 4 3 1 2 VOLT PROT 66 4 3 1 3 CURR and CURR TRIG 67 4 3 1 4 CURR PROT 67 4 3 1 5 PER DPD Series only 68 4 3 2 Measure Subsystem 69 4...

Page 11: ...ET GATE Optional Ethernet only 83 4 3 12 6 NET SUBN Optional Ethernet only 83 4 3 12 7 NET PORT Optional Ethernet only 83 4 3 12 8 NET HOST Optional Ethernet only 84 4 3 12 9 NET DHCP Optional Etherne...

Page 12: ...Amplifier Calibration 110 7 3 1 3 Current Feedback Amplifier Calibration 110 7 3 2 Driver Board 111 7 3 2 1 Over Current Protection 111 7 3 2 2 Under Voltage Protection 111 8 0 APPLICATIONS 112 8 1 Ge...

Page 13: ...Interface Software 123 B 3 3 Web Interface 123 APPENDIX C USB COMMUNICATIONS 127 C 1 Edgeport 1 Setup 127 C 2 Edgeport 1 Communications using the Remote Interface Software 127 APPENDIX D RS485 COMMUNI...

Page 14: ...ct external circuitry without concern of ground loops or voltage breakdown DP Series power supplies have fully isolated dual outputs that can be configured for independent control or configured for se...

Page 15: ...ng engine Table 1 1 shows a comparison between the different models DP Series models utilizing the A Version front panel DPA provide stepless analog control from front panel potentiometers With simple...

Page 16: ...ng Memory setting Armed for auto sequence operation REAR PANEL CONTROLS Voltage current set point OVT OCT set point Modulation set point Voltage current output Internal external control Alarm outputs...

Page 17: ...ions over voltage trip over current trip fuse clearing and program line Program line monitors externally applied analog set point signals to insure they are within the specified range Upon a diagnosti...

Page 18: ...ating range 187 229 Vac 50 400 Hz 3 240 Vac operating range 216 264 Vac 50 400 Hz 3 380 Vac operating range 342 418 Vac 50 400 Hz 3 415 Vac operating range 373 456 Vac 50 400 Hz 3 440 Vac operating ra...

Page 19: ...sense limits 3 maximum voltage drop from output terminals to load Remote analog programming limits Voltage set point 0 to 10 0 Vdc for 0 to 100 output Current set point 0 to 10 0 Vdc for 0 to 100 out...

Page 20: ...od 9997 sec or 2 77 hours Digital control inputs and outputs limits Input voltage 0 to 5 Vdc 10K input impedance Output voltages 0 to 5 Vdc 5 mA drive capacity per line 5 V supply 25 mA User interface...

Page 21: ...rements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement Control and Laboratory Use 89 336 EEC EMC Directive EN61000 6 3 2001 General Emissions Standard EN55022 Class A Product Specifications Emissions EN6132...

Page 22: ...SYSTEM Example DPD500 30 208 DP D 500 30 208 SERIES NAME FRONT PANEL OUTPUT VOLTAGE OUTPUT CURRENT INPUT VOLTAGE XR PQ TS DP MS MT A Analog D Digital C Computer Blank XR See Tables See Tables 208 SP...

Page 23: ...RESERVE START CLEAR STOP REF GND 10V REF IREF EXT TIREF EXT IO2 VMOD 5V 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 PGM LINE STANDBY PHASE LOSS VOLT CTL RESERVE OCT INT CTL OVT RESERVE ARM INTERLOCK SET Table 1...

Page 24: ...a Valid NRFD Not Ready For Data NDAC Not Data Accepted IFC Interface Clear SRQ Service Request ATN Attention Shield 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 DIO5 Data line DIO6 Data line DIO7 Data line DIO...

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Page 28: ...Figure 1 2 DP Series air cooled 10 kW to 30 kW package drawing with D Version front panel 15...

Page 29: ...Figure 1 3 DP Series water cooled 10 kW to 30 kW package drawing with D Version front panels 16...

Page 30: ...f order 2 1 1 Air Cooling Each power supply enclosure is cooled by suitable blowers exhausting warm air to the rear of the cabinet Fresh air intake is from the sides of the cabinet allowing two or mor...

Page 31: ...nd wire must be connected to the unit as indicated by the protective ground symbol at the rear of the power supply AC power is wired to the power supply by attaching three cables plus ground for 3 pha...

Page 32: ...C 75 C 85 C 90 C Types Types Types Types Wire Size AWG RUW T TW FEPW RH RHW RUH THW THWN XHHW ZW V MI TA TBS SA AVB SIS FEP FEPB RHH THHN XHHW 14 12 10 8 6 4 3 2 1 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 250 MCM 300 MCM 350...

Page 33: ...are configured for RS232 optional IEEE 488 or optional Ethernet communications The front panel voltage and current controls set the boundary limits for output voltage and current respectively The imp...

Page 34: ...o maximum and then to minimum Dc voltage should increase smoothly from minimum to maximum to minimum as indicated on the meter Return the voltage control full counterclockwise Press the stop switch To...

Page 35: ...ur the supply is defective and should not be operated Depending on the circumstances either warranty service or trouble shooting as described in Section 7 2 is required 2 6 2 2 DPA Series Models With...

Page 36: ...set the over current trip potentiometer to half the current rating of the supply While the trip dis key is pressed the voltmeter and ammeter displays the over voltage trip and over current trip settin...

Page 37: ...nt control KEYPAD keypad voltage current control EXT PGM external voltage current control REMOTE RS232 control enabled FUNCTION KEYS MENU selects function ITEM selects item within function DISPLAY dis...

Page 38: ...ed MODE POWER indicates power output STANDBY indicates control power only Switches main power on and off FUNCTION KEYS MENU selects function ITEM selects item within function V I DIS displays voltage...

Page 39: ...Figure 2 3 DPC Series controls and indicators Energizes control circuits without turning on main power 26...

Page 40: ...mands include local or remote sense internal and or external control remote interlock and mode of set point input There are four choices for set point inputs rotary or front panel potentiometers front...

Page 41: ...current memory location In this mode of operation additional presses of the start switch causes the memory to step regardless of the period setting Pressing the stop switch places the power supply in...

Page 42: ...ows the voltage set point current set point over voltage trip over current trip or period to be modified without first pressing menu and item to select the parameter to be changed Whatever parameter h...

Page 43: ...y can be pressed to exit without saving the new set point Pressing and holding the clear key for 5 seconds while programming set point commands sets the voltage set point current set point over voltag...

Page 44: ...Figure 3 2 Set voltage output at memory displayed Figure 3 3 Set current output at memory displayed 31...

Page 45: ...Figure 3 4 Set over voltage trip at memory displayed Figure 3 5 Set over current trip at memory displayed 32...

Page 46: ...terminals 17 19 36 and 18 of connector JS1 on the rear panel respectively Both internal control and external control may be enabled to allow simultaneous control Interlock requires a physical short be...

Page 47: ...Figure 3 7 Set remote sense Figure 3 8 Set internal control 34...

Page 48: ...Figure 3 9 Set external control Figure 3 10 Set rotary input 35...

Page 49: ...Figure 3 11 Set keypad input Figure 3 12 Set external program input 36...

Page 50: ...Figure 3 13 Set remote input Figure 3 14 Set external interlock 37...

Page 51: ...be displayed in the current display and the digital potentiometer 1 will be displayed in the memory display Potentiometer 1 adjusts the gain of the voltage feedback amplifier potentiometer 2 adjusts...

Page 52: ...front panel and memory states 0 to 99 can be set through the RS232 optional IEEE 488 or optional Ethernet interface When the power supply is at memory states 10 through 99 E extended will be displaye...

Page 53: ...Figure 3 15 Calibration 40...

Page 54: ...PA Series Front Panel Commands 3 1 2 1 Run Mode Commands Figure 3 16 illustrates run mode commands Run mode commands are used when the power supply has been configured for the desired application Pres...

Page 55: ...elect configure commands The rem sen remote sense LED will initially flash To choose remote sense press the enter key or to select other configuration commands press the item key Each press of the ite...

Page 56: ...Figure 3 17 Set remote sense Figure 3 18 Set internal control Figure 3 19 Set external control 43...

Page 57: ...Figure 3 20 Set rotary input Figure 3 21 Set external program input Figure 3 22 Set remote input 44...

Page 58: ...cted and disables the previously selected mode Pressing clear when the respective LED is flashing allows the user to exit the command sequence without change With rotary control voltage set points cur...

Page 59: ...setting 0 to 255 will be displayed in the right three digits of the voltage display and the left digit of the voltage display will alternately flash P and 3 Again pressing item will advance to control...

Page 60: ...The output voltage should be close to the voltage set point If a load change causes the current limit to be exceeded the power supply will automatically crossover to constant current output at the pre...

Page 61: ...Figure 3 24 Calibration 48...

Page 62: ...on will automatically revert back to local The remote sense indicator on the front panel will flash when the remote sense configuration has been selected and the power supply is using local sense This...

Page 63: ...Figure 3 25 a Local and b remote sensing 50...

Page 64: ...Figure 3 26 External a resistive b voltage and current programming 51...

Page 65: ...resistive programming In this case the voltage reference terminal 21 of JS1 is not used and an external voltage reference is applied to the programming inputs directly A 10 0 V voltage source placed b...

Page 66: ...puts at the external reference input terminals If the applied voltage at any input is greater than 12 50 V the pgl program line LED will light and the power supply will turn off 3 5 Voltage and Curren...

Page 67: ...source with the positive connection at terminal 37 of JS1 and the negative connection at terminal 7 of JS1 One of these two connections must be made to enable operation of the power supply If the inte...

Page 68: ...indicates a problem with the power mains voltage Program line means the voltage set point current set point over voltage trip or over current trip external input is set beyond the range of control The...

Page 69: ...and the power supply shuts down Standby alm is used with master slave operation of two or more power supplies When interconnected as illustrated in figures 3 30 or 3 31 a standby or alarm condition p...

Page 70: ...sum of the output voltage of the individual power supplies Each power supply can be turned on or off separately The master slave modules turn on and off together when the slave s external control is e...

Page 71: ...oltage trip and over current trip to set points just beyond full scale values This forces the slave power supply to operate simply as a voltage source whose voltage set point is established by the mas...

Page 72: ...eration Any capacitance added externally will improve the pulse current capability but will decrease the safety provided by the constant current circuit A high current pulse may damage load components...

Page 73: ...nce ground 10V REF Reference for external analog control 2 5V REF CAL Reference used for the calibration procedure VO1REM Remote positive voltage sense VO1REM Remote negative voltage sense VO2 Output...

Page 74: ...POWER Control circuit power INT CTL Internal control EXT CTL External control PGL Program line shutdown OVT Over voltage trip shutdown OCT Over current trip shutdown PHL Phase loss shutdown THL Therma...

Page 75: ...age and current set point TRIP DIS displays over voltage trip and over current trip set point MEM Memory REM SEN Remote sense INT CTL Internal control EXT CTL External control ROTARY Front panel poten...

Page 76: ...S232 using standard VISA resource descriptors For additional documentation and details on using the IVI COM driver see the driver s included help file MPEIVI chm The RS232 port connector JS3 located o...

Page 77: ...nds to the power supply under test If this is not the case configure the supply using the steps outlined in Section 4 3 9 1 CAL IDN 9 With the output terminals of the power supply open enter the comma...

Page 78: ...ed level is unaffected by subsequent VOLT commands and remains in effect until the trigger subsystem receives a trigger or is aborted with an ABORt command In order for VOLT TRIG to be executed the tr...

Page 79: ...1 2 VOLT PROT This command sets the over voltage trip OVT level of the power supply If the output voltage exceeds the OVT level then the power supply output is disabled and the Questionable Condition...

Page 80: ...URR TRIG MIN return the maximum and minimum programmable triggered current levels Command Syntax SOURce CURRent LEVel IMMediate AMPLitude NRf SOURce CURRent LEVel TRIGgered AMPLitude NRf Examples CURR...

Page 81: ...re are 3 reserved numbers associated with this command namely 0 9998 and 9999 When a 0 is detected in auto sequence operation the power supply will stop as if a stop command condition see OUTP STOP oc...

Page 82: ...ed Parameters NR2 4 3 3 System Subsystem The System subsystem returns information about the state of the power supply 4 3 3 1 SYST VERS This query returns the firmware and hardware version of the powe...

Page 83: ...atus registers Operation Questionable and Standard Event The Operation and Questionable Condition registers monitor the power supply s operation and alarm status The Standard Event group is programmed...

Page 84: ...ister is shown in the Table 4 2 Table 4 2 BIT CONFIGURATION OF QUESTIONABLE REGISTER BIT WEIGHT ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION 0 1 OV Over Voltage Tripped 1 2 OC Over Current Tripped 2 4 PB Phase Balance Pr...

Page 85: ...t over voltage trip over current trip and period The period parameter specifies the time period for operating at the memory location when auto sequence operation is deployed When enabled the ARM light...

Page 86: ...UTP START OUTPUT START Query Syntax none Related Commands RST OUTP STOP OUTP ARM PER 4 3 5 4 OUTP STOP This command opens the power supply s input contactor and terminates operation in either normal m...

Page 87: ...e power supply When the trigger subsystem is enabled a TRIG command generates a trigger signal The trigger signal will then initiate a pending level change as specified by CURR LEV TRIG or VOLT LEV TR...

Page 88: ...NT INIT CONT Returned Parameters 0 1 Related Commands ABOR RST TRIG 4 3 9 Calibrate Subsystem The Calibrate Subsystem calibrates the power supply 4 3 9 1 CAL IDN This command updates the power supply...

Page 89: ...command sets the value for the specified potentiometer The variable specifies the potentiometer to be adjusted 1 thru 5 and the second variable specifies the potentiometer setting 0 through 255 Comma...

Page 90: ...3 Related Commands None 4 3 9 6 CAL SCAL INP This command sets the full scale external programming inputs for voltage current over voltage trip and over current trip The scaling factor for the program...

Page 91: ...er supply 4 3 10 1 REM SENS This command sets voltage sensing to remote or local mode Remote sensing as described in Section 3 3 improves the degradation of regulation which will occur at the load whe...

Page 92: ...ommands None 4 3 10 3 CONT EXT This command enables or disables the external inputs for start stop arm and clear The query command CONT EXT returns the status of external control Command Syntax CONFig...

Page 93: ...ote Configuring the power supply for keypad is only valid for D Version front panels Command Syntax CONFigure SETPT NR1 Parameters 0 ROTARY 1 KEYPAD 2 EXTERNAL 3 REMOTE Examples CONF SETPT 0 SETPT 0 Q...

Page 94: ...Ethernet Communications Subsystem 4 3 12 1 NET VERS Optional Ethernet only This query reads the firmware and hardware versions of the Ethernet communications module Command Syntax none Query Syntax S...

Page 95: ...anging from 1 to 16777215 and cannot be altered by the user Query Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate NETwork SER Parameters None Examples SYST COMM NET SER NET SER Returned Parameters integer Related Commands...

Page 96: ...Query Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate NETwork GATE Returned Parameters string Related Commands NET MAC NET ADDR NET SUBN NET PORT NET HOST NET DHCP 4 3 12 6 NET SUBN Optional Ethernet only This command sets...

Page 97: ...NET HOST NET DHCP 4 3 12 8 NET HOST Optional Ethernet only This query reads the host name of the Ethernet communications module Command Syntax none Query Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate NETwork HOSTname Pa...

Page 98: ...Returned Parameters NR1 Related Commands RCL SAV 4 3 14 Modulation Subsystem DPD Series only The Modulation Subsystem modulates the output voltage or current with external input VMOD 4 3 14 1 MOD TYPE...

Page 99: ...trol or external program mode cannot be used with this command Only one set point can be modulated at any given time Command Syntax MODulation TYPE SELect NR1 NR1 Examples MOD TYPE SEL 1 0 MOD TYPE SE...

Page 100: ...output The cache table is available to pre load a table in RAM This buffer stage is used to help maintain a consistent response from the power supply when changing tables This cache table is used in...

Page 101: ...Returned Parameters None 4 3 15 SCPI Data Formats All data programmed to or returned from the power supply are formatted in ASCII The data may be structured as numerical or character string as descri...

Page 102: ...the MSS bit to 1 The MSS bit is obtained by logical OR ing the bits of the enabled Status Byte Register The Event Status Bit ESB is set when one of the events defined in the Event Status Register ESR...

Page 103: ...parameter is weighted as shown in Table 4 4 The Power On Bit PON is set every time the power supply is reset It can be used to detect a power outage or power supply reset Figure 4 1 Status Byte Genera...

Page 104: ...ion Error 5 32 CME Command Error 6 64 NU Not Used 7 128 PON Power On Event 1 after power on 4 5 3 Read and Set Event Status Enable Register This command programs the Event Status Enable Register ESE T...

Page 105: ...0 1 NU Not Used 1 2 NU Not Used 2 4 NU Not Used 3 8 NU Not Used 4 16 MAV Message Available 5 32 ESB Event Status Bit 6 64 MSS Master Summary 7 128 NU Not Used 4 5 5 Read and Set Service Request Enable...

Page 106: ...wer supply to identify itself It returns a string composed of three fields separated by commas Query Syntax IDN Returned Parameters Company Name Power Supply Model S N string format Example Magna Powe...

Page 107: ...e recalled VOLT LEV IMM CURR LEV IMM VOLT PROT LEV CURR PROT LEV PER The RCL command forces an ABORt command before resetting any parameters ABOR cancels any trigger actions presently in progress and...

Page 108: ...the error groups as defined in Table 4 7 Table 4 8 lists system errors that are associated with SCPI syntax errors and with interface problems Table 4 7 STANDARD EVENT STATUS REGISTER ERROR BITS BIT E...

Page 109: ...d queries are available to allow this mode of operation Table 4 9 REMOTE INTERFACE AVAILABILITY DURING KEYPAD ROTARY AND EXTERNAL PROGRAMMING SCPI COMMAND DESCRIPTION PANEL note 1 SUBSYSTEM COMMAND QU...

Page 110: ...EXT INTE SETPT GPIB Communications GPIB VER GPIB ADDR Ethernet Communications NET VER NET MAC NET SER NET ADDR NET GATE NET SUBN NET PORT NET HOST NET DHCP Recall DPD Series only MEM Modulation DPD S...

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Page 112: ...lies 2 Communications interface RS232 RS485 optional GPIB IEEE 488 optional TCP IP Ethernet simulated or others depending on future developments Figure 5 1 displays the Applications Setup Window Addre...

Page 113: ...Figure 5 1 Configuration setup Figure 5 2 GPIB communications setup 100...

Page 114: ...accessible with the particular configuration 5 4 Register Panel The Register Panel is illustrated in figure 5 7 The Register Panel graphically represents the six internal registers of the power suppl...

Page 115: ...Status Enable register ESE mask register for the ESR The register is described in Section 4 5 3 Figure 5 4 Virtual Control Panel for D Version models Figure 5 5 Virtual Control Panel for A Version mod...

Page 116: ...sed The Results frame displays the returned register value in decimal hex and binary formats The Enter Value in Selected Format frame allows the user to specify the format for data entry The Output fr...

Page 117: ...Erasing and the Current Address frame will display the address in memory being erased After the entire memory is erased the Status frame will display Loading and the Current Address frame will displa...

Page 118: ...Figure 5 7 Register Panel Figure 5 8 Calibration Panel 105...

Page 119: ...Figure 5 9 Firmware Panel Figure 5 10 Modulation Panel for Version D models only 106...

Page 120: ...r For the 15 kW master module three choppers phased 120 apart provide a current source to a current fed inverter The 10 0 kW master module uses two choppers phased 180 apart and the 5 0 kW master modu...

Page 121: ...Figure 6 1 Block diagram 108...

Page 122: ...control board is signaled to shutdown the system The control board which is referenced to earth ground contains optically isolated amplifiers to sense output voltage and current This circuitry allows...

Page 123: ...when measuring primary circuitry since this is at line potential 7 2 Trouble Shooting Guide 1 Fuse F1 F2 or F3 blows when the power supply is turned on Power supply has a short on the primary side a C...

Page 124: ...ale voltage With only the control power applied adjust potentiometer P2 for 0 000 V at VO2 Using the keypad or the RS232 remote interface set the output voltage to 50 full scale output Turn on the pow...

Page 125: ...7 3 2 2 Under Voltage Protection Under voltage protection should only be calibrated after consultation with the factory Gross misadjustment can cause chopper and inverter failure Connect the power sup...

Page 126: ...tate needs to be programmed for the desired voltage or current for a specific time period An example of a power waveform generator and its corresponding programming values are shown in figure 8 1 and...

Page 127: ...dulation type to 1 Figure 8 2 illustrates the hardware connection and Section 4 3 14 describes application of the modulation subsystem With this configuration output voltage will increase or decrease...

Page 128: ...source Figure 8 2 Leadless remote sensing Figure 8 3 IV characteristics for a typical photovoltaic array 115...

Page 129: ...acid batteries Diode D1 placed between the power supply and battery blocks current from flowing from the battery to the power supply This eliminates any loading on the battery when the power supply is...

Page 130: ...the modulation input to adjust the set point voltage with temperature In this example the temperature sensor integrated circuit U1 is a two terminal device that produces a current proportional to temp...

Page 131: ...110 Imec MODE OF CONTROL Current Voltage Current Voltage Voltage Notes Vbc Bulk charge voltage Vec Equalize charge voltage Vfc Float charge voltage Imbc Maximum bulk charge current 25 of AH capacity m...

Page 132: ...8 43 3 48 9 54 4 60 0 65 6 71 1 224 264 196 231 168 198 140 165 112 132 084 099 056 066 028 033 0 000 028 033 056 066 084 099 112 132 140 165 168 198 196 231 224 264 Notes 1 Deviation is 2 80 to 3 30...

Page 133: ...P Series power supplies This software provides the user with a quick method to operate a Magna Power Electronics power supply under computer control The software can be configured for a number of comm...

Page 134: ...the correct GPIB device 4 Press Scan for Instruments on the menu bar and wait several seconds 5 At least one instrument should appear under the GPIB controller If no instruments appear then refer to...

Page 135: ...andles the low level bus protocols simplifying automation development It supports TCP IP GPIB and RS232 using standard VISA resource descriptors For additional documentation and details on using the I...

Page 136: ...69 254 x x subnet as described in RFC 3927 Request for Comments 3927 Dynamic Configuration of IPv4 Link Local Addresses This routine is the same as that used with operating systems such as Microsoft W...

Page 137: ...y using Agilent Connection Expert To access discovery with Agilent Connection Expert start Agilent Connection Expert Select your computer s LAN interface and then click the Add Instrument button at th...

Page 138: ...the Hostname which corresponds to the NetBIOS name the description password and TCP IP configuration After changes to the configuration are made click the Save Config button The configuration will be...

Page 139: ...Figure B 1 Information Panel Figure B 2 Configure Panel 126...

Page 140: ...Figure B 3 Reboot in Progress Panel Figure B 4 Web Control Panel 127...

Page 141: ...install the drivers for the Edgeport 1 USB Expansion Module as described in the Installation Guide 3 Connect a standard straight through 9 conductor serial extension cable between connector JS3 on th...

Page 142: ...t the desired address on the DIP switch using the bit weights associated with each switch 2 Set the 485DSS for either 2 wire or 4 wire communications Jumper settings are illustrated in figure D 1 3 Fo...

Page 143: ...ess character and SOH character Xoff and SOH require a combination of keys to produce the desired character in HyperTerminal Simultaneously pressing the Ctrl key and the S key Ctrl S will produce the...

Page 144: ...its per second to 19200 and then press the OK button 6 Click the OK button on the Properties dialog box 7 On the menu bar select Call to reestablish communications at the new baud rate 8 Press Enter 9...

Page 145: ...Figure D 1 RS485 a 2 wire and b 4 wire connections 132...

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