The Output Register; The Faults Register; The Status Register; The Error Code - Xantrex XMP 2600 Programming Manual

Xantrex multiple output power system
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IEEE 488.2 compatible Status Structures

The Output Register

0
ARM ............... the Power Module is Armed (new SET and PROT values are stored and
RLY ................ Output Disconnect Relay is closed (0) or open (1).
POL................. Output Polarity (using relays) is Positive (0) or Negative (1).
ON................... Power Module's output is enabled (1).
STBY .............. Power Module's output is actually disabled - Standby (1).
The Output Register shows the current state of the Power Module.

The Faults Register

0
R_FB............... Retry Foldback caused the Power Module to shutdown (1).
TEMP.............. Power Module Over Temperature (1).
OVP ................ Power Module's Over Voltage Protection was tripped (1).
OCP................. Power Module's Over Current Protection was tripped (1).
SENS............... Power Module's Sense lines have excessive voltage drop (1).
The Faults Register shows the current state of the Power Module.

The Status Register

0
CAL ................ Power Module is not calibrated (1).
CONF.............. the confidence Test had errors (1).
FLT ................. the Faults Register has some bits set (1).
WRN ............... the Warnings Register has some bits set (1).
The Status Register shows the current state of the Power Module.

The Error Code

The Power Module's Error Code Byte is cleared when read.

The Events Enable Register

PON
The Events Enable Register has the same structure as the Events register. It is used as a
mask for generating the Power Module's Status Summary Bit. A set bit in the Events
Enable Register enables the corresponding Events Register bit to set the Summary Bit.
The register is set with the CESE <int> Command and read with the CESE? Query.
70
0
0
ARM
do not effect the output)
0
0
R_FB
0
0
CAL
Bit 0, usually returns 1 (this is the Power Module's ready flag - it will be
0 during the execution of lengthy commands mostly inaccessible to the
user).
0
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XMP 2600 Programming Manual
RLY
POL
ON
TEMP
OVP
OCP
CONF
FLT
WRN
ERR
FLT
WRN
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Status reporting
STBY
SENS
1
OPC

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