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5522A
Operators Manual
I OUT AUX when current is present at the AUX output and I OUT 20A if the current is
present at the 20A output.
In the PQ mode, the operation of the Output Information behaves slightly different than
in the normal operating mode described in Chapter 4. In the Composite Harmonic mode,
the calibrator does not update the Output Information Menu until the waveform is built.
For example, if the calibrator is presently set at 10 A, 60 Hz, with STBY showing in the
Output Display, and the user wishes to output 1 A by pressing "1A
Information menu will not automatically change to OUTPUT AUX until
When in the SET WAVE menu, the Output Information Menu is not shown. In those
menus, if
is because the output location has changed. Clear the message and move the unit under
test to the proper terminals.
Φ
& REF Menus
In the Volts and Current Dual Output mode, phase between the voltage and current
outputs can be specified by the user. These menus operate in the same fashion as the
normal dual output mode, as described in Chapter 4.
Composite Harmonics Function (Volts and Volts)
After entering the PQ Mode and accessing Composite Harmonic Function (explained
previously in this section), enter the correct voltages into the calibrator. For example, 1 V
and 2 V. The following menu appears:
The V @ NOR and V @ AUX indicators on the Control Display are for information
purposes only. This message is letting the user know that there is voltage present at the
NORMAL or AUX output terminals.
Because the calibrator is now set up to output voltage and current, any previously created
wave is removed. A new wave can be created by pressing the WAVE MENUS blue
softkey. The menu shown below appears.
Begin editing either voltage wave by pressing the SET NRM WAVE or SET AUX
WAVE blue softkeys. The Wave Selection Menu shown below appears.
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i s pressed and the Control Display shows an overcompliance message, it
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i s pressed.
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