Manuali utente per Xantrex Technology GPIB-M-XT

Sommario

• Limited Warranty

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  • What does this warranty cover and how long does it last?

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  • What will Xantrex do?

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  • How do you get service?

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  • What does this warranty not cover?

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• Disclaimer

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• Exclusions

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• Information

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• WARNING: Limitations on Use

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• Information About Your Power Supply

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• Release

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• Power Supply Safety

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• Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

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  • Note

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• About This Manual

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• Main Sections

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  • Section1 Features and Specifications

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  • Section2 Installation and Configuration

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  • Section3 Operation

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  • Section4 Status Registers

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  • Section5 Current Sharing

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  • AppendixA GPIB

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  • AppendixB SCPI Command Reference

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  • AppendixC Error Messages

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  • AppendixD Calibration

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• Manual Revisions

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• Power Supply Safety Markings

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  • Table of Contents

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    • Section 1. Features and Specifications

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    • Section 2. Installation and Configuration

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    • Section 3. Operation

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    • Section 4. Status Registers

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    • Section 5. Current Sharing

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    • AppendixA. GPIB

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    • AppendixB. SCPI Command Reference

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    • AppendixC. Error Messages

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    • AppendixD. Calibration

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  • List of Tables

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  • List of Figures

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• Section 1. Features and Specifications

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  • Description

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    • The internal GPIB-M interface card allows you to operate your power supply from a computer contro...

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    • The GPIB-M interface allows complete remote programming of your power supply, including status re...

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    • Multichannel addressing via CANbus allows up to 50 power supplies to be controlled from one GPIB ...

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  • Features and Functions

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    • Features

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    • Programmable Functions

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    • Readback Functions

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  • Specifications

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    • The specifications in this section are warranted at 25C ±5C unless otherwise specified. All spe...

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• Section 2. Installation and Configuration

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  • Introduction

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  • Initial Inspection

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    • Figure 2.1 XFR and XHR Power Supply Front Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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    • Figure 2.2 XPD Power Supply Front Panel with GPIB Interface

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    • Figure 2.3 XT and HPD Power Supply Front Panel with GPIB Interface

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    • Figure 2.4 XFR 2800Watt Power Supply Rear Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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    • Figure 2.5 XFR 1200Watt Power Supply Rear Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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    • Figure 2.6 XHR Power Supply Rear Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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    • Figure 2.7 XPD Power Supply Rear Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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    • Figure 2.8 XT/HPD Power Supply Rear Panel with GPIB-M Interface

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  • Basic Setup Procedure

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    • Figure 2.9 XFR GPIB Cable with Ferrite Block

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    • Setup Procedure

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      • 1. Power ON Power on the unit.

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      • 2. Configure Computer Controller Configure the controller to match the power supply characteristi...

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      • 3. Test Test the link by communicating with the power supply. Example: Send the ID query “*IDN?” ...

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      • 4. Configure power supply If desired, configure the power supply with the desired power on settin...

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    • Power On Service Request

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  • Configure for GPIB Operation

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    • Change Remote Control Source

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    • Set GPIB Address

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  • Configure for Multichannel Operation

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    • Multichannel Connections

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    • Multichannel Configuration

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    • CANbus

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    • CANbus Cables

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    • Configuration of CAN-only Interface Cards

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      • Note

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    • Setup

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      • 1. Connect power supplies to be controlled via the CANbus network. Connect the power supplies in ...

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      • 2. At least one power supply must be connected to a PC via GPIB for multichannel functionality. C...

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      • 3. Turn the power supplies on one at a time.

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        • Figure 2.10 Connections for Multichannel Operation

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    • Using Multichannel Operation

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    • Multichannel Commands

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      • Note

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    • Broadcasting Commands

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      • Note

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    • Specifications

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  • User Lines

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    • User Lines Connection (XT, HPD, XPD)

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      • Figure 2.11 User Signals Connector (XT, HPD and XPD)

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      • 1. Position the block no more than 5 cm (2in.) from the power supply end of the user cable.

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      • 2. Open the ferrite block housing.

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      • 3. Loop the cable through the ferrite block. See Figure2.12, “XT, HPD, XPD User Cable with Ferri...

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      • 4. Close the housing clip.

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        • Figure 2.12 XT, HPD, XPD User Cable with Ferrite Block

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        • Figure 2.13 Schematic For User Line Interface

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• Section 3. Operation

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• Section 4. Status Registers

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• Section 5. Current Sharing

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• AppendixA. GPIB

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• AppendixB. SCPI Command Reference

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• AppendixC. Error Messages

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• AppendixD. Calibration

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