TDK-Lambda HFE1600 SERIES, Руководство пользователя

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8. COMMAND SET
8.1 Selecting an Individual Power Supply
This command can be used to select an individual power supply from a group of supplies.
If there is only 1 power supply in the entire chain, the command is not required.
Syntax: INST:NSEL <xx>
INST:NSEL?
Parameter: xx – address of the supply to be selected
Example: INST:NSEL 6
Query: INST:NSEL? Will return the address of the supply selected.
8.2 Selecting a Group of Power Supplies
This command can be used to select a group of supplies.
Syntax:
INST:COUP <x1,x2,…..>
INST:COUP all
Parameter: x1, x2 – Supplies to be selected
all – All Supplies in the chain are selected
Example: INST:COUP 2,4
INST:COUP all
Query: None
Note – No copy of web page should be opened while operating with group commands.
To exit the group command, use INST:NSEL xx
8.3 Output On/Off
This command turns an individual power supply or a group of power supplies On or Off.
Syntax:
OUTP <0/OFF or 1/ON >
OUTP?
Parameter: 0 or OFF will set the power supply output to OFF
1 or ON will set the power supply output to ON
Example: OUTP 1 (or OUTP ON)
Query: OUTP? Will return ON in the example, otherwise OFF
Note – The Query returns the status of the command, not the status of the power supply.
8.4 Clear Faults
This command is used to clear the status register of the power supply after any fault occurs.
If the fault is still present after the “Clear Faults” command is sent, the fault will be
registered in the fault register again.
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