Additional Capabilities; Remote With Lock Mode; Analog Voltage Control Mode; Voltage Setpoint - Advanced Energy iLS600 Series User Manual

iLS600, iLS600-R and iLS1500 Series
SECTION 1 OPERATING MODES

1.2.3 Additional Capabilities

When the output is OFF, you can switch operating modes, as described in Section 1.0.
When the output is OFF, you can configure Remote Sense, as described in Section 2.0.
When the output is OFF, you can execute unit Calibration, as described in Section 3.0.
When the output is ON, you will be able to execute only those commands which disable the
output, measure the output voltage and current, and set the voltage or current setpoint.
Regardless of the output state, you can query Status and Error registers, as described in
Section 6.0.

1.3 Remote With Lock Mode

Remote with Lock Mode is identical to Remote Mode, except you will have no control
available from the front panel (i.e., it is locked).
Remote with Lock Mode (which cannot be exited from the Front Panel) will not be stored in
non-volatile memory. An attempt to do so will replace it with Remote Mode (which can be
exited from the Front Panel).

1.4 Analog Voltage Control Mode

1.4.1 Voltage Setpoint

When the unit is in Analog Voltage Control Mode, the Analog Voltage channel supplies the
Voltage Setpoint.
Scaling:
You can select 3 volt, 5 volt, or 10 volt scaling for the analog voltage input. This is the value
which represents the maximum model-specific voltage. For example, if you have the 400V
2.5A model and have selected the 10V scaling, then 10 volts applied across the Analog
Voltage channel will result in a 400 volt setpoint. For the same scaling, 5 volts applied
across the Analog Voltage channel will result in a 200 volt setpoint.
If Analog Voltage Control Mode is entered via the front panel, you will be asked to select
which scaling you want. You may also select scaling with the SCPI command:
SYSTem:MODe:ASCale VOLT,<3|5|10>
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