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5) Click on the PLS600 Control button to begin controlling your power supply.
If desired, you can control access to the Web server using password protection. As shipped from the factory, the password is
"password". To change the password, click on the LAN Settings button.
The power supply is shipped from the factory in DHCP mode so that it will automatically obtain a password from your router.
Should you wish to set a static IP address you may do so from the LAN Settings page.
As shipped from the factory you may monitor your power supply using the LAN interface but not control it. In addition, a user
may also adjust the power supply settings from the front panel. Should the user wish to control the power supply and lock out
the front panel the power supply should be put into remote mode as described below.
1) Enter setup mode and the push the output on/off button on the following screen.
2) When the following screen is displayed rotate either rotary control to select REMOTE
3) When REMOTE is displayed press the output on/off button. Note that when in remote mode all menu selections other than
REMOTE or LOCAL are suppressed.
4) Exit and Save the setting.
Controlling your power supply using TCP/IP or UDP/IP
Your power system has built-in TCP/IP and UDP/IP interfaces that allow you to control the power supply using the full supported
SCPI command set.
To use either interface use the IP address as set up in previous chapters of this manual and use port 8003 for TCP and 8005 for
UDP. Follow each SCPI command with a line feed. A complete description of the SCPI command set is in the supplied
Programming Manual.
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