Open a WC3 compliant web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Opera
to http://[ipaddress]/ or http://[name]/. The instrument information screen will be displayed
as shown in figure B.1. This figure provides the basic information about the configuration
and allows the user to enable or disable the LXI Identification. Click Enable Identify or
Disable Identify to change the state of the LXI Identification. When LXI Identification is
enabled, the LAN LED on the back of the power supply unit will blink. This can help the
user to quickly locate the power supply and distinguish it from similar devices.
To change the Ethernet interface's network settings, click the Configure tab in the upper
right. The browser will prompt for a username and password if you have not authenticated
the device already. To authenticate, enter admin for the username and leave the password
field blank. The instrument configuration screen, figure B.2, will appear. This page enables
the user to change 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 saved, the Ethernet interface will reboot and
instructions, shown in figure B.3, will be displayed for reconnecting to the interface.
Web control of the power supply requires Adobe Flash Player which is available for
download from http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/. To control the power supply, click the
Control tab in the upper right. The browser may prompt for a username and password if you
have not authenticated the device already. To authenticate, enter admin for the username
and leave the password field blank. The power supply’s control panel, figure B.4, will be
displayed. The screen displays the same status information as the front panel of the power
supply and allows the user to control and read voltage, current, over voltage trip, over
current trip, mode of operation, and diagnostics. Like the front panel, a diagnostic condition
can be cleared using the clear button. Only one user can control the power supply at a time
with the Remote Interface Software
or the web interface.
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Summary of Contents for DP SERIES II
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Page 6: ...improper use of the equipment and accessories ii...
Page 28: ...Figure 1 2 DP Series air cooled 10 kW to 30 kW package drawing with D Version front panel 15...
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 53: ...Figure 3 15 Calibration 40...
Page 61: ...Figure 3 24 Calibration 48...
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...
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Page 113: ...Figure 5 1 Configuration setup Figure 5 2 GPIB communications setup 100...
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 121: ...Figure 6 1 Block diagram 108...
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 145: ...Figure D 1 RS485 a 2 wire and b 4 wire connections 132...
