Using Power Fluctuation Testing (Simulation) Function; Basics; Function - NF DP060LM Instruction Manual

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 The Remote Sensing Function or Autocal function can be set to on in the AC-INT, ACDC-INT
and DC-INT modes. However, for the AC or ACDC mode, it can be set to on only when the
waveform is a sine wave. If changing waveform to clipped sine wave when Remote Sensing
setting is ON, Remote Sensing and Autocal setting is forcibly turned off.
 In ACDC mode Remote Sensing function and Autocal function cannot be enabled unless either
AC voltage setting value or DC voltage setting value is 0 V. Also when such a setting is made
by sequence memory recall, Remote Sensing and Autocal setting is forcibly turned off.
 Remote Sensing and Autocal setting is turned off if changing Output function or AC/DC mode.
Turn on the setting if necessary.
 If changing setting by sequence memory recall or memory clear, the screen display will be
changed, but the output will be applied after compile.
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4.3

Using Power Fluctuation Testing (Simulation) Function

4.3.1

Basics

The Power fluctuation testing (Simulation) function allows you to edit and output voltage patterns
that simulate power line anomalies such as blackout, voltage rise, voltage drop, abrupt phase change,
and abrupt frequency change. This section describes the basics for using the Simulation function.
  AC/DC Mode and Signal Source
Simulation function sets the AC/DC mode and a signal source, independently from Continuous
function/Sequence function. The setting is fixed to ACDC-INT.
  Keep simulation setting file
The simulation setting is cleared when the power is turned off. To save the setting, you need to save
it in internal memory or USB memory (see 4.9).
DP060LM/DP120LM/DP180LM
4.3 Using Power Fluctuation Testing (Simulation) Function
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