Ametek Sorensen SG Series, Руководство по программированию

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IEEE/RS232 Configuration and Remote Programming SG Series Programming
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2. Set the rear panel Remote/Local switch to Remote (On or 1).
3. Connect power to the unit and turn on the unit.
4. SGA/SGe: skip this step and go to the next step.
SGI: From the Home menu page 3, press (F1) to enter the Remote
menu. Using the up-down arrows of the NAVPAD (see SGI Operation
Manual) change the baud rate for RS232 to 19200.
5. Use one of the available programs for serial communication, such as
MS HyperTerminal
TM
, and set the RS232 baud rate to 19200, 8 data
bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control.
If you choose to use MS HyperTerminal
TM
:
a. After inputting the above parameters, in the HyperTerminal
TM
window click the disconnect icon and then the properties icon.
b. In the properties window select the Settings tab.
c. In the Settings window click the ASCII Setup button.
d. In the ASCII Setup window in the ASCII Sending section, check
“Echo typed characters locally” and in the ASCII Receiving
section, check “Append line feeds to incoming line ends.” Leave
all other check boxes in their default state.
6. Establish communication.
7. Test the communication interface by issuing the *IDN? Command.
This ret
urns the supply’s model and serial numbers, and software
version(s), as well as the last calibration date, and does not affect the
output of the supply. (If using SGI, navigate to the INFO page of the
SGI unit’s front panel display to verify).
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IEEE 488.2 GPIB SETUP PROCEDURE
1. Set the rear panel Local/Remote switch to Remote (On or 1).
2. SGA/SGe: select the GPIB address using the rear panel DIP
switches.
SGI: set the GPIB address via the front panel menu (Refer to SGI
Operation manual).
3. Connect GPIB cable from the controlling computer to the power
supply.
NOTE: If operating in an inherently noisy environment, e.g., high RF
or other radiated emissions, a double-shielded GPIB cable is
recommended.
4. Connect power to the unit and turn on the unit.
5. Using a GPIB communication software, test the communication
interface by issuing the *IDN? Command. This returns the supply’s
model and serial numbers, and software version(s), as well as the last
calibration date, and does not affect the output of the supply. (If using
SGI, navigate to the INFO page of the SGI unit’s front panel display to
verify).