Matsusada Precision PKTS Series Instruction Manual

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PKTS series
MODEL
*286.9.006*
B/N 286.9.006
Rev. 0.0
F-RA-001-3R3

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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual PKTS series MODEL *286.9.006* B/N 286.9.006 Rev. 0.0 F-RA-001-3R3...
  • Page 2  No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means, mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Matsusada Precision.  No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein.
  • Page 3: For Safe Use Of The Product

    Bistable push button switch for preventing electric shock) Indicates the possible danger of death if Bistable push button switch you drink it and burns or blindness if it attaches. Indicates the possible danger of exposure Alternative Current to radiation. PKTS series...
  • Page 4  Do not process or damage power cables It may result in electric shock or fire.  Regarding the input voltage Check the page describing the input terminals and input voltage in the instruction manual. Do not provide any voltage out of the specifications. PKTS series...
  • Page 5 In order to avoid electric shock, ground the terminals to discharge using a short-circuit grounding apparatus and check the voltage again. The terminals here mean all terminals like input and output terminals and terminals for communications and remote controls. PKTS series...
  • Page 6 It requires to be replaced at regular intervals to extend the lifetime. For the replacement, contact us. (It requires a replacement charge separately. Do not replace it by yourself, as there is a risk of electric shock.) PKTS series...
  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    3-5 Split Connection ............................. 13 3-6 Connecting Inductive Load ........................13 3-7 Connecting Load that Continuously Generates Ripples ................ 14 3-8 Connecting to a Load where Energy has Accumulated ................. 14 3-9 Installing Output Terminal Connector ..................... 15 PKTS series...
  • Page 8 6-1 Analog Remote Terminal (TB1) Contents ....................46 6-2 Turning OUTPUT ON/OFF ........................48 6-3 Using Interlock ............................48 6-4 Analog Remote Control .......................... 49 6-5 Analog Control of Setting by External Voltage ..................50 6-6 Monitoring Output ........................... 51 6-7 Status Checking ............................. 52 PKTS series...
  • Page 9 8-5 Control Page ............................58 8-6 Security Page ............................59 8-7 Setting page............................60 8-8 Links Page .............................. 61 9 Troubleshooting ........................... 62 9-1 Troubleshooting in Digital Control ......................62 9-2 Inquiry ..............................62 10 When You Were In Trouble ....................... 63 PKTS series...
  • Page 10 PKTS series...
  • Page 11: Features And Specifications

    1-2 Overview The PKTS series outputs a wide range of voltage/current within the rated output power, allowing a range of voltage / current output that is not possible with conventional products.
  • Page 12: Output Specifications

    Confirm that the voltage/current settings are zero on display.  Turn off the [POWER] switch and turn off the input power.  Ground between the output terminals / between the output terminal and the case, and confirm that the voltage value is zero using another voltmeter. PKTS series...
  • Page 13: Before Using This Product

    (Do not yet connect the power cable, or any other cables.) Check the front panel, rear panel, top, and the chassis for dents, etc. If an abnormality is found, contact both Matsusada Precision and the delivery company. 2-3 Handling Precautions ...
  • Page 14 2 Before Using This Product PKTS series...
  • Page 15: Installation

    Please contact Matsusada Precision for assistance in replacing the fan. (A separate repair fee is required to replace the fan. Do not replace the fan by yourself as it may cause electric shock.)
  • Page 16: Bias

    250 V DC or less. Risk of electric shock due to the bias voltage generated on the output bus bar 2-4-5 Operating Conditions This product is designed to be used under the conditions listed in the table below. PKTS Series Model 800 W Voltage...
  • Page 17: Attaching The Rubber Feet

    The supplied rubber feet can be attached to this product. Refer to the figure below to attach the four rubber feet to the unit. Attachment positions of the rubber feet Bottom unit Attachment positions of the rubber feet Unit: mm PKTS series...
  • Page 18: External Appearance

    2-5-2 Rear Panel (Shared Interfaces) USB connector for communication control (Type-B) (12) Analog remote connector (10) Air outlet (11) Input terminal (AC inlet) (12) LAN connector (13) (13) Sense connector (14) Output terminal (14) (10) (11) PKTS series...
  • Page 19: Dimensions

    2 Before Using This Product 2-5-3 Dimensions Unit: mm PKTS series...
  • Page 20: Connecting Unit

    3 Connecting Unit 3 Connecting Unit To achieve high performance, high stability, and low ripple with this PKTS series product, it is important to prepare in advance, such as ensuring correct connections and grounding.  AC input connections should be performed by a trained electrician, or personnel with a similar level of knowledge who understands how to use this product correctly and who is familiar with the risks involved.
  • Page 21: Connecting Load

     When a load with a large capacity such as a large capacitor is connected to the load, even if the “Bleeder Control” function is turned on, the charge cannot be fully removed and voltage may remain. PKTS series...
  • Page 22: Connecting Sensing Wire

    Shielded wire Relay, Switch, Fuse, etc. Remote sensing wires + +Output wire - -Output wire Load Connection diagram of sensing wires PKTS series...
  • Page 23: Series Connection

    3-6 Connecting Inductive Load For inductive loads, to protect the power supply from load kickback, insert a diode that is rated higher than the output voltage and the output current of the power supply. Inductive load (Transformer, Motor, etc.) PKTS series...
  • Page 24: Connecting Load That Continuously Generates Ripples

    3. Use a diode with little loss.  Consider the heat that is generated by a diode for protection from reverse current. If there is insufficient heat dissipation, the diode will burn out.  A diode cannot be used simultaneously with remote sensing. PKTS series...
  • Page 25: Installing Output Terminal Connector

    18 to 14 ���� 16���� Cross-section area of connected wire/ twisted wire 0.75���� with bar terminals, no plastic sleeve Cross-section area of connected wire ���� 10���� 0.75���� with ferrule, plastic sleeve Length of stripped wire 18mm Output terminal connector PKTS series...
  • Page 26: Basic Operation And Screens

    I > I ). In constant current mode, current is constant at the set value (I ), whereas load voltage changes depending on the load. The current setting range is from 0 to the rated current. PKTS series...
  • Page 27: Constant Power Mode (Cp Mode)

    Output current 4-1-4 Crossover Operation The PKTS series are equipped with an automatic crossover system that switches operating mode automatically with changes in load response. In CV mode, for example, when fluctuating load causes load current to exceed the set current, CC mode automatically takes over.
  • Page 28: Home Screen

    Multiple pages on the screen are to use the setting change dial to move to the next page. (1) Turn the setting dial to move to the following selectable items. For next page transition, turn the setting dial on the bottom item on the screen. (2) Touch the [Page] button. PKTS series...
  • Page 29: Screen Structure And Hierarchy

    IP Information Default Gateway Network Edit Remote Access Terminator Interface Option Import from USB Input Output Export to USB Store log to USB * Touch the Back button on the touch panel display to go back the previous screen. PKTS series...
  • Page 30: Error Display

    Output becomes available again. When the unit is ready for the Output, the "STANDBY ERROR" display will disappear automatically. In addition to at the time of "AC FAILURE," "STANDBY ERROR" may appear when the unit is restarted as well. PKTS series...
  • Page 31 Following the interlock abnormality, the output will be cut off.  To clear the state, turn the interlock (door switch) open state to short and then, touch the [OK] button on the touch panel display. (The "DOOR OPEN" display will disappear and return to the normal screen.) PKTS series...
  • Page 32 If you cannot cancel "ERROR: 100," there may be some abnormalities in the unit. Please contact us. ERROR: 101  When an internal abnormality occurs in the power supply, "ERROR:101" appears on the touch panel display.  If "ERROR:101" appears, there may be some abnormalities inside the power supply unit. Please contact PKTS series...
  • Page 33 DOOR OPEN Interlock abnormality INTERNAL CIRCUIT Internal circuit protection When the output becomes available, STANDBY ERROR STBY Output preparation state an error will be automatically released. ERROR: 100 E100 Internal error Contact us. ERROR: 101 E101 PKTS series...
  • Page 34: Operating On Main Unit

    The purpose of the USB connector for data input/output is to output data with a USB memory stick. Do not connect devices such as chargers for cell phones or devices requiring power, as they may damage the product itself. PKTS series...
  • Page 35: Turning On Power

    [5-1-6 Presetting and Saving Outputs, Protections, and Limits]. Preset screen Home Settings cannot be changed with the setting dial or numeric pad when using analog remote control. Enter each value using analog remote control or change settings in local mode. PKTS series...
  • Page 36: Turning Output On/Off

    ON/OFF switch of the main unit, voltage/current/power setting change on the touch panel display and the switch/dial operations. Touch the Full or Normal Touch the Keylock button to button to display. display. Setting screen of passcode: Input four-digit password PKTS series...
  • Page 37: Presetting And Saving Outputs, Protections, And Limits

    By touching the [SAVE] button, you can save the preset memory settings of A/B/C. Select A/B/C to save the present settings of outputs, protections, and limits. Once new data of the preset memory of A/B/C is saved , the existing data is overwritten by the new values. PKTS series...
  • Page 38: Loading Configuration Saved On A Preset Memory

    5-1-8 Adjusting Screen Brightness The brightness level of the LCD Back Light can be adjusted as follows. Backlight level Home Menu System configuration Screen brightness setting Use the setting change dial to adjust the brightness level of the backlight. PKTS series...
  • Page 39: Setting Buzzer

    Using the “Calibration” screen, new calibration can be performed. By touching the cross on the Calibration screen, “Apply?” is displayed, and touch the [OK] button to complete the calibration. On the “Initialize” screen, the present value of calibration can be discarded and initialized. PKTS series...
  • Page 40: Checking Ip Information

    When the IP address settings are in the default state, the DHCP is searched at startup, and if no DHCP server is found, you need to set them manually after about 30 seconds. 5-1-12 Setting Network The terminating character can be set as follows. Menu Network setting Home You can select the terminating character from CR/LF/CR+LF. PKTS series...
  • Page 41: Setting Bleeder Control

    When the [POWER] switch is turned ON/OFF, the pure resistance may not be working. * Pure resistance; Physical resistance element. PKTS series...
  • Page 42: Setting Cv/Cc Priority

     By setting Priority to "CV", you enter CV Priority Mode, and the voltage overshoot can be reduced when the output is turned from OFF to ON.  By setting Priority to "CC", you enter CC Priority Mode, and the voltage overshoot can be reduced when the output is turned from OFF to ON. PKTS series...
  • Page 43: Setting Internal Resistance Value

    Set it to 0 Ω when you do not use this mode. Main Unit The internal resistance mode cannot be changed if the setting is set to analog remote control. To change the internal resistance value, change to local mode once and then change the setting. PKTS series...
  • Page 44: Configuring Output State Auto-Recovery Prevention (Power Failure Protection)

    OFF (disabled): The output is quickly turned ON in about 20 seconds (immediately when the startup screen is shifted to the home screen). Please do not touch the output, wiring, or load connected to the connectors and output terminals. PKTS series...
  • Page 45: Configuring Last Setting Memory

    If the power failure protection function is “OFF” (disabled), this function that is “ON” (enabled) is available. Available Settings:  Output settings (Power/Current/Voltage)  Protections (Overvoltage protection/Overcurrent protection/Overpower protection)  Limit settings (Voltage limit setting / Current limit setting / Power limit setting)  Internal resistance PKTS series...
  • Page 46 This function is used when the Last MEMORY function is “OFF” (disabled) to set a value to be reflected as the power is turned ON. SAVE: Saves the setting values at power on when the Last Memory function is “OFF” (disabled) *Press the SAVE button to reflect the setting as the power is turned ON. PKTS series...
  • Page 47: Configuring External Input

    The output is disabled. DISABLE The switch is set to disabled. Door Switch Interlock (door switch). See [6-3 Using Interlock]. SHORT The output is enabled. OPEN The output is disabled. (Interlock abnormality) DISABLE The switch is set to disabled. PKTS series...
  • Page 48 Port 2(Pin 2) is the output current setting.  Port 3(Pin 3) is the output power setting. Setting Contents Voltage Output voltage setting Current Output current setting Power Output power setting Overvoltage protection setting Overcurrent protection setting Overpower protection setting Not Used Not Used PKTS series...
  • Page 49: Configuring External Output

    ON. Output Status Output ON/OFF Turns the status ON when the output turns ON. For details about the external output setting, refer to [6-7 Status Checking]. PKTS series...
  • Page 50: Resetting System

    (voltage limit setting/current limit setting/power limit setting), and preset memory A/B/C all at once. Resets the product settings to the factory defaults. Apart from "Preset Memory", this function resets settings, clears the sequence Factory Reset programs, and initializes LAN settings. PKTS series...
  • Page 51: Sequence Program Operation

    Shifts to the sequence header Sequence program name edit screen. Data File Edit button: Shifts to the sequence data edit screen. Save button: Saves the present sequence program Start button: (displayed when you Executes the selected sequence change). program. PKTS series...
  • Page 52 If a sequence program is created with repeated output ON/OFF steps with a short Time(s) interval (on the order of 0.1 seconds), repeating the high-speed output/stoppage will significantly deteriorate the product internal parts, so please be careful with the settings. PKTS series...
  • Page 53: Operation Of Sequence Program

    Then a sequence program is being executed, the home screen will be shown, and output will start in the order of the Steps. The sequence operation will stop in response to termination conditions. To forcibly terminate the present sequence program, touch the "SEQ STOP" button on the home screen. PKTS series...
  • Page 54: Exporting And Importing Sequence Programs

    Import button export the sequence program to import the sequence to the USB memory stick. program to the unit. When reading or writing the sequence program succeeds in Import/Export, the message of "COMPLETE" is displayed as shown above. PKTS series...
  • Page 55: Recording Operation Logs In Usb Memory Stick

     When starting the operation log, make sure that no previous log files are stored in the USB memory stick.  When stopping the operation log (or recording up to 16 files) and then starting it again, move the log files in the USB memory stick to another storage medium such as a PC. PKTS series...
  • Page 56: Operating By Analog Remote Control

    ・ During the wire connection/disconnection, press and hold the button to the lower limit. ・ Connect/Disconnect the wires straight into the connectors, avoiding distorting them. ・ Do not apply loads to the terminals greater than the capacity required for the operation. PKTS series...
  • Page 57 It may cause malfunction or failure. Do not connect PIN 6 and PIN 11 on the Do not connect the products in series to TB1 to the "-" output. share the common in the control voltage. Load Load PKTS series...
  • Page 58: Turning Output On/Off

    External relay SHORT = OUTPUT: enabling ON TB1 PIN 12 External External relay OPEN = OUTPUT:OFF TB1 PIN 12 relay + TTL LOW = OUTPUT: enabling ON 470Ω TB1 PIN 6 signal TB1 PIN 6 TTL HIGH = OUTPUT:OFF - PKTS series...
  • Page 59: Analog Remote Control

    TB1 PIN 7 TB1 PIN 7 Pay special attention to it, because it will output up to the maximum rated value. For an optional setting, set the limit according to [5-1-6 Presetting and Saving Outputs, Protections, and Limits]. PKTS series...
  • Page 60: Analog Control Of Setting By External Voltage

    Example: When “Current” is set for PIN 2 External Input (Remote Control Port 2) External Main unit connection Internal circuit Main unit TB1 PIN 2 TB1 PIN 2 + 0 to 10Vdc Common TB1 PIN 11 TB1 PIN 11 PKTS series...
  • Page 61: Monitoring Output

    Please note that when items with an input impedance of around 10 kΩ are used, the monitor output voltage value drops by approximately 10% on the measurement device. Input impedance 10 kΩ→ Output monitor voltage drops approximately 10% 100 kΩ→ Output monitor voltage drops approximately 1% PKTS series...
  • Page 62: Status Checking

    TB1 PIN 13 TB1 PIN 6 PIN 6 PIN13, 14, or 15 Common Status output: Voltage 5V, SINK current: 5mA. Do not exceed the above limits. *With the status output, the contact between output pin and common should be shorted PKTS series...
  • Page 63: Operating With Digital Control

    (4) Restart is necessary after changing the UNIT number. If not, the old UNIT number will be used to operate. You can set the UNIT number for communication via command of INSTruments[:NSELect] For details, see attached “Command List”. PKTS series...
  • Page 64: Setting Network

    When the IP address settings are in the default state, the DHCP is searched at startup, and if no DHCP server is found, you need to set it manually after about 30 seconds. 7-2 SCPI Command Program For details, see attached “Command List”. PKTS series...
  • Page 65: Web Interface

    Enter the address in accordance with your web browser. When the TCP/IP mode is set to DHCP, check the settings of the DHCP server, and input the IP address. Then, the information of the corresponding unit will be displayed on the web browser. PKTS series...
  • Page 66: Home Page

    8 Web Interface 8-3 Home Page Click the Home button to display product information, LAN communication information, and other information. PKTS series...
  • Page 67: Config Page

    Regarding "TCP/IP Mode", "Manual IP Address", "Subnet Mask", and "Default Gateway" changes will not be reflected immediately even clicking the [Apply] button. Click the Apply button to restart the unit. Clicking the Cancel button will discard the changes. (It is available only before clicking the [Apply] button.) PKTS series...
  • Page 68: Control Page

    Enter the target values to set in the text fields and click the Set button. The changing is completed after updating the Setting value. When remote control is enabled, the icon will appear on the Home screen of the product. PKTS series...
  • Page 69: Security Page

    However, this is the function that you use only for screen transmission, and it is not a locking function to lock buttons including the output ON/OFF button. The product remembers the password that is not reset even when the power is turned off. To reset your password, carry out Factory reset. (Refer to 5-1-20 Resetting the system.) PKTS series...
  • Page 70: Setting Page

    MTP COMMAND HEADER ADD Change the HEADER setting when Matsusada commands are used. Select NONE (without HEADER) or ADD (with HEADER), and click the [Apply] button.  CAN ID(Hex) It is unavailable as CAN option is not provided. PKTS series...
  • Page 71: Links Page

    8 Web Interface 8-8 Links Page By clicking the Links button, you can find links of related websites to this product, company information of Matsusada Precision Inc. PKTS series...
  • Page 72: Troubleshooting

     Name of your company  Department  Your name  Model and version  Connection status between remote operating equipment and the unit (Which communication interface is used?)  Date of delivery  Problem  Frequency PKTS series...
  • Page 73: When You Were In Trouble

    Reset to factory default. System reset * If nothing meets the above case, or if the problem is not solved after checking, please contact our sales office where you purchased the product. Please contact us for more information. PKTS series...
  • Page 75 Revision History Rev. No. Rev. Date Revision Contents 2023/03 First edition...

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