Battery Simulation - R&S NGL200 Series User Manual

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R&S NGL200/NGM200
Example:
Example:
DIO:OUTPut[:STATe] <arg0>, <arg1>
DIO:OUTPut[:STATe]? <arg0>
Enables or disables the digital output channel selection.
Parameters:
<arg1>
Parameters for setting and query:
<arg0>
Example:

7.7.4 Battery Simulation

Available only with R&S NGM power supply series.
The BATT subsystem contains the commands for configuring the battery simulator and
battery model function for the output channels.
BATTery:SIMulator:CAPacity?
BATTery:SIMulator:CAPacity:LIMit
BATTery:SIMulator:CURRent?
BATTery:SIMulator:CURRent:LIMit
BATTery:SIMulator:RESistance?
BATTery:SIMulator:SOC
BATTery:SIMulator:TVOLtage?
BATTery:SIMulator:VOC?
BATTery:SIMulator:VOC:EMPTy?
BATTery:SIMulator:VOC:FULL?
BATTery:SIMulator[:ENABle]
BATTery:STATus?
BATTery:MODel:CAPacity
BATTery:MODel:CLEar
BATTery:MODel:DATA
BATTery:MODel:FNAMe
BATTery:MODel:ISOC
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DIO:OUTP:SOUR 1, OUTP
Channel 1 output is used as the digital output source.
DIO:OUTPut 1,0
DIO:OUTPut:SOURce 1,FORC
DIO:OUTPut 1,1
Digital I/O pin OUT1 is set to a "high" level
1 | 0
1 | 2
Channel selection for the digital output source.
DIO:OUTP 1, 1
Enables channel 1 as the digital output source.
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Remote Control Commands
Advanced Operating Commands
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