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3. Change position of the power-line voltage selector until the correct voltage appears.
4. Put back the power-line voltage selector and the fuse-holder assembly.
Note
The default setting is 230V, make sure that the correct voltage is applied and the
fuse works properly.
2.4
Panel Check & Setting
The front panel overview discusses the function key description, various settings, and the
description of the display. The rear panel overview discusses the optional interfaces.
2.4.1 Front Panel Overview
1. Power Switch: Press the (l) side to turn the power on and the (O) side to turn the power
off.
2. Display: During operation, the display shows information about the output (top row) for
voltage, and (bottom row) for current. During configuration, the display shows a control
interface.
3. Brand & Model Sticker Area: This area shows the product manufacturer and model
name.
4. Navigation Wheel: Rotate this knob to increase or decrease the flashing digit by turning
the knob clockwise or counter-clockwise. It is also used to select menu items.
5. V/A Button: Press this button to change the output from Volts to Current or Current to
Volts. Pressing this button long under the SEQ mode in output condition, the display will
show the information of V & A, V & W, or SEQCNT.
6. Arrow Buttons: Press
The display cursor moves left one digit. Pressing these buttons under the Store and the
Recall, you can see the set parameters.
7. OVP Button: Enable or disable the overvoltage protection function, set the trip voltage
level, and clear overvoltage condition.
8. OCP Button: Enable or disable the overcurrent protection function, set the trip current
once. The display cursor moves right one digit. Press
Preliminary Check
once.
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