Chapter15 Programming Examples; Example1: Identifying The Power Supply In Use; Example2: Setting The Common Output Arguments - ITech IT-M3200 Programming Manual

Chapter15 Programming Examples

This chapter displays the programming examples to remotely control IT-M3200
power supply using SCPI commands.

Example1: Identifying the Power Supply in Use

You can verify whether you are communicating with the right IT-M3200 power
supply.
To query the identification of the power supply, send the command:
-> *IDN?
To check the power supply error queue, send the command:
-> SYST:ERR?

Example2: Setting the Common Output Arguments

To set the output voltage to 10 V, send the command:
-> VOLT 10.00
To set the output current to 3.5 A, send the command:
-> CURR 3.500
You can also the following command to set the output voltage to 10 V and set
the output current to 3.5 A simultaneously:
-> APPL 10.00,3.500
To select the voltage priority mode or current priority mode, send the command:
-> FUNC:PRI VOLT|CURR
To set the delay time to 1 second before turning the output on, send the
command:
-> OUTP:DEL 1.0
To set the delay time to 1 second after turning the output off, send the
command:
-> OUTP:DEL:OFF 1.0 or -> OUTP:DEL:FALL 1.0
Note
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If the user want to change the settings of the instrument, for instance, the output
setting value, the command SYST:REM must be sent to the instrument after
finishing the connection between the instrument and PC.
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" - >" indicates the commands that you send to the IT-M3200 power supply.
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