Analogue Interface (Enhanced Isolation) - ITech IT6500C Series User Manual

5. Connect the networking as shown above. Please connect the network after
To change Parallel Mode to Single Mode, follow the steps below:
1. Power off the power supplies.
2. Remove System Bus among the power supplies.
3. Install the terminal matching resistance on the device which is uninstalled.
4. Restart the power supply and enter to "NETWORKING..." status.
5. Press [shift]+[Esc], clear the error status and set the master mode or slave
6. Repeat steps 3 through 4 for each device under parallel mode to change all

3.23 Analogue Interface (Enhanced Isolation)

A DB25 analog interface is set at the rear panel of the power supply, through
which, you can connect the external voltage (0V-5V/0V-10V) or external
resistance (0KΩ-5KΩ/0KΩ-10KΩ) to program output voltage or current on 0-full
range. At the same time, with analog monitoring function (0V-5V/0V-10V), you
can monitor the output voltage or current on 0-full range.
Analog signal bandwidth is less than 100Hz,. support any waveform within
signal bandwidth. When the program signal frequency or amplitude exceeds
output capacity, the output amplitude will be automatically limited.
In parallel operation, you can program or monitor output through the host
analog interface. The 0V-5V/0V-10V program and monitoring range is changed
to 0-full range of parallel machine. Safe electrical isolation is set between this
analog interface and output electrode.
To run this function, you need to set the parameters below:
Monitor
Ext- Ctrl
parallel setup. Otherwise, at start up, the power supply will detect parallel
setup fault and fail to start up.
Insert it to the Input or Output of the System Bus interface.
mode to single mode.
devices to single operation mode.
10V(Def)
5V
External control mode and related parameter setting
Voltage(Def)
10V(Def)/5V
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Function and Features
10V monitoring mode options
5V monitoring mode options
Voltage setting mode selection
10V or 5V setting mode selection,
select by Left/Right key.
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