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CFS100 SERIES OPERATION MANUAL
SECTION 6: FRONT PANEL OPERATION
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Note that any step parameters edited apply to the selected Memory number and step
number only. The Memory and Step number are shown in the upper left corner of the
display.
6.11.4 Program Step Parameters Available
There are 28 parameters available for each program step. These parameters appear on the
Step edit screen in the order shown in the table below. To enter the Step Edit mode, press
the “ Edit ” button from the Step screen.
The available step parameters are listed in table below in the order in which they appear on
screen. The user can scroll through the list using the
∨
and
∧
soft keys. When the beginning
or end of the list is reached, it wraps around automatically.
Step Parameter Listing
Order Parameter Field Description
1 Start Angle Sets the start phase angle of the sine wave when the
output voltage is generated.
2 End Angle Sets the ending phase angle of the sine wave when output
voltage is terminated.
3 Memory Cycle Determines how many times the memory test sequence
will repeat. This eliminates the need for the operator to
press the Test/Reset key or send multiple test commands
to the source to repeat a memory test sequence.
4 Memory Allows the user to jump to and edit any other memory
location (1-50).
5
Step Allows the user the flexibility to change and edit a different
step location (1 – 9).
6 Voltage Sets the voltage output.
7 Frequency Sets the frequency output.
8 A Hi-Lmt Sets the maximum current threshold or ceiling level. When
this level is exceeded, a failure will occur.
9 A Lo-Lmt Sets the minimum current threshold or floor level. If a
minimum current level is not exceeded, a failure will occur.
This ensures a load is attached to the power source and
there is a minimum current present.
10 P Hi-Lmt Sets the maximum wattage threshold or ceiling level. When
this level is exceeded, a failure will occur.
11 P Lo-Lmt Sets the minimum wattage threshold or floor level. If a
minimum wattage level is not exceeded, a failure will
occur. This ensures a load is attached to the power source
and there is a minimum wattage present.
12
Ap Hi-Lmt Sets the maximum peak current threshold or ceiling level.
When this level is reached a failure will occur.