Matsusada Precision EPR Series Instruction Manual

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EPR series
MODEL
-LGob Option
*208.9.005*
B/N 208.9.005
Rev. 0.5
F-RA-001-3R3

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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual EPR series MODEL -LGob Option *208.9.005* B/N 208.9.005 Rev. 0.5 F-RA-001-3R3...
  • Page 2 ◆ No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Moreover, because Matsusada Precision is constantly striving to improve its high-quality products, the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents 1 Introduction ······························································································································1 Introduction ····················································································································1 Handling Precautions········································································································1 2 External View ···························································································································2 -LGob option for EPR series ······························································································2 3 Remote Operation ·····················································································································3 Overview ························································································································3 Digital Connection ············································································································4 3-2-1 RS-232C/485 Communication with CO-OPT2-9/CO-OPT2-25/CO-OPT4-25 ···················4 3-2-2 GPIB Communication with CO-G32 ·········································································5 3-2-3 USB Communication with USB-OPT ·······································································6...
  • Page 4 EPR series...
  • Page 5: Introduction

     When using this product with the power failure protection turned off, set the product to local mode, by opening between 8-pin and 15-pin of the D-Sub connector, and set 0V and 0mA to the setting values. For details about the procedures, refer to the EPR series instruction manual. EPRseries...
  • Page 6: External View

    2 External View 2 External View -LGob option for EPR series Setting switch for upper connection devices, SW8 CO-OPT cable connector (IN) CO-OPT cable connector (OUT) EPR series...
  • Page 7: Remote Operation

    3 Remote Operation 3 Remote Operation Overview Setting output voltage and output current (16-bit) Setting output ON/OFF Measuring output voltage and output current (12-bit) Controlling up to 32 power supply units with one GPIB address EPR series...
  • Page 8: Digital Connection

    AC line in the event of an output short circuit on the high-voltage power supply. It is recommended that the input AC line of the CO series be separated from that of the high-voltage power supply as much as possible. EPR series...
  • Page 9: Gpib Communication With Co-G32

    AC line in the event of an output short circuit on the high-voltage power supply. It is recommended that the input AC line of the CO series be separated from that of the high-voltage power supply as much as possible. EPR series...
  • Page 10: Usb Communication With Usb-Opt

    AC line in the event of an output short circuit on the high-voltage power supply. It is recommended that the input AC line of the CO series be separated from that of the high-voltage power supply as much as possible. EPR series...
  • Page 11: Lan Communication With Co-E32

    AC line in the event of an output short circuit on the high-voltage power supply. It is recommended that the input AC line of the CO series be separated from that of the high-voltage power supply as much as possible. EPR series...
  • Page 12: Gpib Settings With Co-G32

    Refer to the CO-E32 Instruction Manual. Upper Connection (-LGob Option) Set an upper connection device with S8 of the SW1 located on the rear panel of EPR Series with -LGob option, according to the upper connection device. OFF: CO-G32, CO-RG, CO-HV, USB-OPT, CO-E32, or -LGob option for our products ON: CO-OPT2-9, CO-OPT2-25, or CO-OPT4-25 The default setting is “OFF”.
  • Page 13: Rs-232C Settings With Co-Opt2-9 Or Co-Opt2-25

    Pin assignment of a controller to be used Pin assignment of a controller to be used (D-Sub 25 pin FEMALE) (D-Sub 9 pin MALE) Communication protocol: Baud rate Asynchronous, 9600 [bps] fixed Data length 8 [bit] Stop bit 1 [bit] Parity None Flow control None EPR series...
  • Page 14: Rs-485 Settings With Co-Opt4-25

    Pin 4-5, 8-20 are connected internally. CO-OPT4-25 (D-Sub 25 pin MALE) Communication protocol: Baud rate Asynchronous, 9600 [bps] fixed Data length 8 [bit] Stop bit 1 [bit] Parity None Flow control None Delimiter is fixed at CR (0D EPR series...
  • Page 15: Digital Program For Lgob Option

    In the above case, the command string of “345 CR (0D )” will be discarded as a wrong command. If a lot of setting commands are continuously transmitted, commands may not be accepted due to an overflowed communication buffer. In this case, insert a wait between commands. EPR series...
  • Page 16: Multi-Command

     Alphabetic characters used in commands are not case sensitive.  Use a space (20 ) to separate the unit number, command, and parameter in command strings. ASCII code table Upper Lower ” & ‘ < ¥ > EPR series...
  • Page 17: Command Response String

     USB connection CR (0D  LAN connection CR (0D * Refer to [3-3 GPIB setting with CO-G32]. When a command requesting no response is transmitted, nothing is returned. Ex.: “STS” command received - :”#1 CO LO CC” EPR series...
  • Page 18: Digital Operation Check

    Set the POWER ON/OFF switch to OFF. When CO-OPT2-9/CO-OPT2-25/CO-OPT4-25 is used, the RS-232C/RS-485 controller may read incorrect characters when the POWER ON/OFF switch of the EPR series is operated. In this case, execute the readout command again or turn the POWER switch of the EPR series to ON and then restart the RS-232C/RS-485 controller to clear the read characters.
  • Page 19: Gpib Communication With Co-G32

    3-10-2 GPIB Communication with CO-G32 It controls EPR series power supply units connected to CO-G32 via GPIB. Performing the following steps will output the voltage from the power supply unit. Do not connect any load to the unit until the operation check is completed.
  • Page 20: Usb Communication With Usb-Opt

    3-10-3 USB Communication with USB-OPT It controls EPR series power supply units connected to USB-OPT via USB. Performing the following steps will output the voltage from the power supply unit. Do not connect any load to the unit until the operation check is completed.
  • Page 21: Lan Communication With Co-E32

    3-10-4 LAN Communication with CO-E32 It controls EPR series power supply units connected to CO-E32 via LAN. Performing the following steps will output the voltage from the power supply unit. Do not connect any load to the unit until the operation check is completed.
  • Page 22: Command

    Read the setting of output voltage (percent mode) Setting ICN? Read the setting of output current (percent mode) VSET? Read the setting of output voltage (voltage value) ISET? Read the setting of output current (current value) Read the setting of output ON/OFF EPR series...
  • Page 23: Command Descriptions

    Settings greater than 100 are ignored as invalid commands. (Ex. 3)) If the number of decimals exceeds 2, only the second decimal place is valid, and the third and subsequent digits are truncated. (Ex. 4)) This supports “Multi-command”. EPR series...
  • Page 24 If the decimal part exceeds the digits in [3-12 Minimum Settings/Return Values], the model’s smallest digit is valid, and the rest of the digits are truncated. (Ex. 4)) This supports “Multi-command”. * The minimum setting value varies depending on models. For details, refer to [3-12 Minimum Settings/Return Values]. EPR series...
  • Page 25 When receiving this command, the unit ignores all commands other than REN and STS. Until receiving the REN command, the unit kept the current settings. When the REN LED is lit, which means remotely controlled, it will be turned off by this command. This supports “Multi-command”. EPR series...
  • Page 26 ← Monitor value = 1.234mA 2) IGET=1.234 If the second decimal place is “0”, it is omitted. (Return 1)) Description: * The minimum monitor value for the IGET command varies depending on models. For details, refer to [3-12 Minimum Settings/Return Values]. EPR series...
  • Page 27 ← Output current is set to 12.34% of the rated current. 2) ICN=12.34 ← Output current is set to 25% of the rated current. 3) ICN=25.0 If the second decimal place is “0”, it is omitted. (Return. 3)) Description: EPR series...
  • Page 28 For details, refer to [3-12 Minimum Settings/Return Values]. SW? Command The setting state of the output ON/OFF is returned with”0: OFF” or “1: ON”. Command ← Output is OFF. Return 1) SW0 ← Output is ON. 2) SW1 EPR series...
  • Page 29: Minimum Settings/Return Values

    0.01mA increments less than 100mA ISET, ISET?, and IGET Models 1mA or more to 0.001mA increments less than 10mA * The minimum value for each model is the same as the minimum display digit displayed on the screen. EPR series...
  • Page 30: Scpi Commands

    SCPI commands (1) for the communication commands. * Matsusada original commands “0” is set by default. When menu number “7” is displayed, the communication VOLTAGE commands can be selectable Turn current setting dial to select CURRENT OUTPUT Matsusada or SCPI. EPR series...
  • Page 31: Scpi Format Commands

    Reads the setting value of output current (current value*) :MEASure Subsystem controlling MEASure :VOLTage? Measures the output voltage (voltage value*) :CURRent? Measures the output current (current value*) * The number of voltage and current display digits is the same as those shown on the front display. EPR series...
  • Page 35 Revision History Rev. No. Rev. Date Revision Contents 2012/10 First edition 2020/11 Altered the wording, applied a new format, and others EPR series...

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