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Ametek Sorensen XTR Operation Manual (381 pages)

Programmable DC Power Supply 670 Watts – 1700 Watts

Brand: Ametek | Category: Power Supply | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

20
- Table 1-1 Xg/Xtr 850 W
  21
- Table 1-2 Xg/Xtr 1500 W
  21
- Table 2-2 Xg/Xtr 1500
  21
- Table 5-12 Oper Ation
  21
- Table 5-13 Oper Ation
  21
- Introduction
  
  23
  - Features and Options
    24
  - Xg and Xtr Models ( Firmware Version 2.0 and Higher )
    25
  - C Urrent R Anges
    25
  - Table 1-3 Xg/Xtr 1700 W
    26
  - C Urrent R Anges
    26
  - Front Panel
    27
- Figure 1-1 Xg/Xtr Front Panels
  
  27
  - Front Panel Display and Controls
    28
- Figure 1-2 Front Panel Display and Controls
  
  28
  - Rear Panel Connectors on 850 Watt Models
    29
- Figure 1-3 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 6 Vto 40 V Models
  
  29
- Figure 1-5 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 300 Vto 600 V Models
  
  29
  - Rear Panel Connector on 850 Watt Model
    29
  - Rear Panel Connectors on 1500 and 1700 Watt Models
    31
- Figure 1-4 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 60 Vto 150 V Models
  
  29
- Figure 1-6 Xg/Xtr 1500 and 1700 Watt Units : 6 Vto 40 V Models
  
  31
- Figure 1-7 Xg/Xtr 1500 and 1700 Watt Units : 60 Vto 600 V Models
  
  32
- Installation
  
  33
  - Basic Setup Procedure
    34
  - Step 1: Inspecting and Cleaning
    35
    
    Initial Inspection
    35
    
    Periodic Cleaning
    35
  - Step 2: Location and Mounting
    36
    
    Purchasing Rack Mount Kits
    36
    
    Rack Mounting
    36
    
    Ventilation
    36
  - Step 3: Connecting Ac Input Power
    37
    
    XG/XTR 850 Watt AC Input Connector
    37
    
    XG/XTR 1500 and 1700 Watt AC Input Connector
    38
    
    XG/XTR 1500 and 1700 Watt AC Input Wire
    38
- Figure 2-1 1500 and 1700 Watt Ac Input Cover and Strain Relief
  
  38
  - XG/XTR 1500 and 1700 Watt AC Input Wire Connection
    39
  - Step 4: Selecting Load Wires
    40
    
    Current Carrying Capacity
    40
    
    Insulation Rating
    40
    
    Load Wiring
    40
    
    Table 2-3 Currentc
    40
    
    Maximum Load Wiring Length for Operation with Sense Lines
    41
    
    Noise and Impedance Effects
    41
- Figure 2-2 Maximum Load Wire Length for 1 V Line Drop
  
  41
  - Step 5: Performing Functional Tests
    42
    
    Powering the Power Supply On/Off
    42
    
    Voltage and Current Mode Operation Checks
    43
  - Step 6: Connecting Loads
    44
    
    DC Output Connectors
    44
    
    Inductive Loads and Batteries
    45
- Figure 2-3 Diode Placement
  
  45
  - Connecting Multiple Loads
    46
  - Connecting Single Loads
    46
- Figure 2-4 Connecting Single Loads
  
  46
- Figure 2-5 Remote Sense Connection
  
  47
  - Step 7: Connecting Remote Sensing
    47
- Local Operation
  
  49
  - Introduction
    50
  - Configuring Settings from the Front Panel
    50
    
    Using the 9-Position Mode Control
    50
    
    Using the Rotary Adjust/Enter Control
    50
- Figure 3-1 9-Position Mode Control
  
  50
- Figure 3-2 Front Panel Menu System
  
  56
  - Display Messages on the Front Panel
    57
  - Table 3-2 Front Panel
    57
  - Text
    57
  - Standard (Local) Operation
    60
    
    Operating Modes
    60
- Figure 3-3 Operating Modes
  
  63
  - Mode
    63
  - Enabling the Output
    65
  - Shipped Configuration (Local Operation)
    65
  - Enabling the Auxiliary Output
    66
  - Output Auto Start Mode (Auto Restart)
    66
  - Auxiliary Auto Start Mode
    67
  - Constant Power Mode
    67
    
    Alarm and Error
    69
    
    Recedence
    69
    
    Clearing Alarms
    70
    
    Front Panel ALARM LED
    71
    
    P Ositions
    71
    
    Alarm Masking
    72
    
    Table 3-5 Alarm Mask
    72
    
    Alarm Output Latching
    73
    
    Table 3-6 Alarm Latch
    73
  - Alarms and Errors
    69
  - Table 3-4 Alarm Order of
    69
  - Setting Foldback Mode
    74
    
    Resetting Activated Foldback Protection
    75
  - Using over Voltage Protection (Ovp)
    76
    
    Defining the OVP Set Point
    77
  - Using under Voltage Protection (Uvp)
    78
    
    Defining the UVP Set Point
    79
  - Over Current Protection (Ocp)
    79
  - Using over Temperature Protection Lock (Otp)
    80
    
    Defining the OTP Mode
    80
    
    Resetting in Latch Mode
    80
  - Using the External Shutdown Function
    81
    
    Activating the External Shutdown Function
    81
    
    Controlling the External Shutdown Function
    81
    
    Defining the Polarity of the External Shutdown Signal
    82
  - Loop Protection
    82
    
    Setting up Loop Protection
    83
  - Interlock Function
    84
    
    Defining the Interlock Mode
    84
  - Output Protection
    84
    
    Programming Voltage Output Preset
    84
    
    S Ettings
    84
    
    Programming Current Output Preset
    85
    
    Power on Status Signal
    86
  - Hardware Malfunction Alarms
    86
  - Current Configuration Memory Settings
    87
  - Table 3-7 Power Cycle
    87
  - User Setting Memory Locations
    88
    
    Saving User Setting Memory Locations
    88
    
    Table 3-8 User Accessible
    88
    
    Recalling User Setting Memory Locations
    89
  - Local Lockout
    90
    
    Disabling Local Lockout
    90
    
    Enabling Local Lockout
    90
  - Resetting the Power Supply
    91
  - Table 3-9 Power Supply
    91
  - Using Multiple Power Supplies
    93
- Figure 3-4 Split Supply Operation
  
  94
  - Configuring Multiple Supplies for Series Operation
    95
- Figure 3-5 Series Operation
  
  96
- Figure 3-6 Load Connections in Remote Sensing Mode
  
  97
  - Configuring Multiple Supplies for Current Sharing Operation (APG Method)
    98
  - Connecting to the Load in Local Sensing Mode (Parallel Control Method)
    100
- Figure 3-7 Load Connections in Local Sensing Mode
  
  100
  - Connecting to the Load in Remote Sensing Mode (Parallel Control Method)
    101
- Figure 3-8 Load Connections in Remote Sensing Mode (Parallel Control Method)
  
  101
- Analog Programming (Apg) and Isolated Analog Programming (Isol)
  
  103
  - Introduction
    104
    
    Analog Programming (APG) of Output Voltage and Output Current
    104
    
    Line
    105
    
    Remote Programming Options
    105
    
    Table 4-1 Monitor Lines
    105
    
    Table 4-2 Remotep
    106
    
    Analog Programming (APG) Connector J1
    107
- Figure 4-1 Apg Connector Terminals
  
  107
- Remote Operation
  
  135
  - Introduction
    136
  - Hardware and Connection Setup
    136
    
    Configuring Remote Control Using RS-232
    136
    
    C Ontrol C Onnectors
    137
    
    Ins and F Unctions J4 and J61
    137
    
    Table 5-2 Db-9 Pinouts
    138
    
    C Able with Db-9 P Inout
    139
  - Inouts
    139
    
    C Able with Db-25 P Inout
    140
    
    C Able with Db-9
    141
    
    Configuring Remote Control Using RS-485
    141
    
    Inouts
    141
    
    Table 5-6 Rj-45 Plugp
    141
    
    Unit
    142
    
    Configuring Remote Control Using the USB Connector
    143
    
    Setting up the PC to Use the USB Connection
    143
    
    H Ardware D Evice D Rivers
    144
    
    Wizard
    144
    
    New Hardware Wizard
    145
    
    M Anager
    146
    
    P Ort (Com1) P Roperties
    147
    
    GPIB Connector (Optional)
    149
    
    I Nstruments
    151
    
    P Roperties
    152
    
    Ethernet/Lan (ENET) Connector (Optional)
    153
    
    Multiple Power Supply Connections to RS-485 Bus
    153
    
    P Ower S Upply C Onnection to Rs-485 B Us
    153
  - Terminal Configuration
    155
    
    Data Format
    155
    
    End of Message
    155
    
    Hyperterminal
    155
    
    Etup
    157
    
    Selecting the Appropriate Communication Port
    158
    
    Multichannel Address Setting
    159
    
    Remote Interface Addressing
    160
    
    Multichannel Commands Explained
    161
    
    Table 5-8 Rules Form
    161
    
    Status Reporting in SCPI
    163
    
    R Eporting M Odel
    164
    
    S Tandard E Vent S Tatus R Egister
    164
  - Status Registers Model from Ieee 488.2
    165
  - Egister M Odel
    165
  - Status Byte
    166
    
    Error/Event Queue (ERR)
    166
    
    Questionable Status Register Summary (QSR)
    166
    
    Table 5-9 Status Byte
    166
    
    Master Summary Status (MSS)
    167
    
    Message Available (MAV)
    167
    
    Request Service (RQS)
    167
    
    Standard Event Status Summary (ESB)
    167
    
    Operation Status Register Summary (OSR)
    168
    
    Standard Event Status Register (SESR)
    169
    
    S Tandard E Vent S Tatus R Egister
    170
    
    Table 5-10 Standarde
    170
  - Standard Scpi Register Structure
    172
  - Egister M Odel
    172
  - Operation Status Register
    173
  - S Tatus R Egister F Anout
    173
  - Table 5-11 Oper Ations
    174
    
    R Egister
    174
    
    S Tatus R Egister
    175
  - Current Share Sub-Register
    176
    
    Operation Status Register Commands
    177
    
    Current Sharing Sub-Register Commands
    178
    
    Shutdown Sub-Register Commands
    179
    
    Protection Sub-Register Commands
    180
    
    Ques Tionable S Tatus R Egister
    181
    
    Tionable R Egisters F Anout
    182
    
    Temperature Sub-Register
    184
    
    Voltage Sub-Register
    184
    
    Questionable Status Register Commands
    185
    
    Voltage Status Register Commands
    186
    
    Temperature Status Register Commands
    187
  - SCPI Error/Event Queue
    188
    
    Reset Command
    190
    
    Clear All Status Registers
    191
    
    SCPI Preset Status
    192
    
    Command Line Help System
    193
  - Locking and Unlocking the Front Panel
    196
    
    Auto Sequence Programming
    196
  - Configure Other Protection Mechanisms
    203
    
    Foldback Protection
    203
    
    Interlock Enable/Disable
    204
    
    Loop Protection Enable/Disable
    204
    
    Over Temperature Protection
    204
    
    Save and Recall
    206
    
    Set Analog Programming Level
    206
    
    Set Remote Programming Interface
    206
    
    Bit Mask
    208
    
    Protection Mask (Enable Alarms)
    208
    
    Power Saving Control (Sleep Mode, XTR/XG 1700 W Only)
    209
- Communications Options
  
  211
  - Introduction
    212
  - Setting up Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Models
    212
    
    Basics
    212
    
    HUB Plug
    213
    
    Enet C Onnector and Led S
    214
    
    ENET Cros-Cable
    214
    
    Network Topology and Connection
    215
    
    N Etwork C Onnection of the C Omputer
    216
    
    Roperties D Ialog B Ox
    217
    
    P Rotocol (Tcp/Ip) P Roperties D Ialog B Ox
    218
    
    Software Installations
    218
    
    I Nstaller S Etup W Izard
    219
    
    Configuring the Device Using Deviceinstaller
    220
    
    Folder Window
    220
    
    N Etwork a Dapters
    221
    
    Ddress M Essage
    222
    
    N Etwork a Dapter
    222
    
    D Etails W Indow
    224
    
    L Antronix I Nterface
    224
    
    Ip S Ettings
    225
    
    Xp Ort ® I Nterface
    225
    
    Terminal Configuration
    226
    
    T Erminal C Onnection
    227
    
    D Escription W Indow
    228
    
    Erminal W Indow
    230
    
    Roperties W Indow
    230
    
    Roperties D Ialog B Ox
    231
    
    S Ession
    233
    
    Yper T Erminal W Indow
    233
    
    Advanced Section
    234
    
    Network Topology 1: Simple LAN
    234
    
    S Ession
    234
    
    P Ower S Upplies and T wo C Omputers
    235
    
    T Erminal S Ession
    236
    
    Network Topology 2: ENET and RS-485 Bus
    237
    
    Window
    238
    
    RS-485 Communication
    240
    
    Troubleshooting for XG/XTR 850W Model with ENET And/Or
    240
  - Setting up Xg/Xtr 1500 and 1700 Watt Models
    242
  - Local Area Network (Lan) Option
    242
    
    Communication Configuration
    242
    
    LAN Connection
    242
    
    Media Access Control (MAC) Address
    242
    
    Direct-To-PC Connection
    243
    
    Private Network Connection
    243
  - Ametek Lxi Discovery Browser
    244
    
    Installing the AMETEK LXI Discovery Browser
    244
    
    Using the AMETEK LXI Discovery Browser
    251
  - Ametek Enet Test Utility
    252
    
    Installing the AMETEK Enettest Utility
    252
    
    Using the AMETEK Ethernet Test Utility
    258
  - Setting Lan Parameters
    259
    
    Setting LAN Parameters Via Ethernet
    259
    
    Setting LAN Parameters Via Serial or USB Port
    259
    
    Setting LAN Parameters Via Web Interface
    260
  - Connecting to a Network
    264
    
    Connecting with PC on same Side of Router as Power Supply
    265
    
    Connecting with Power Supply Hidden Behind a Router
    267
    
    Socket Port Number
    269
    
    Instrument Drivers and Application Software
    270
  - System Commands
    271
    
    Subsystem Syntax
    271
  - Lxi Compliance
    274
    
    Drivers
    275
    
    Introduction to the LXI Standard
    275
    
    LAN Requirements
    275
    
    Remote Procedure Calls (RPC)
    275
    
    VXI Discovery
    275
    
    Web Page
    275
- Calibration and Troubleshooting
  
  277
  - Introduction
    278
  - Main Voltage and Current Calibration Principle
    279
    
    Understanding the Problem
    279
    
    Step 1: Gain Calibration
    280
    
    Step 2: Offset Calibration
    280
    
    Step 3: Recalibrate Gain
    281
  - Calibrating the Output Voltage
    282
    
    Gain Calibration
    282
    
    Offset Calibration
    282
  - Calibrating the Output Current
    283
    
    Gain Calibration
    283
    
    Offset Calibration
    284
  - Over Voltage Protection Calibration
    285
  - Non-Isolated Analog Programming Calibration
    286
    
    Non-Isolated Current Monitoring Calibration
    286
    
    Non-Isolated Voltage Monitoring Calibration
    286
    
    Non-Isolated Voltage Programming of Voltage Calibration
    288
    
    Non-Isolated Resistive Programming of Voltage Calibration
    289
    
    Non-Isolated Voltage Programming of Current Calibration
    290
    
    Non-Isolated Resistive Programming of Current Calibration
    291
  - Calibration Procedure for Isolated Modes
    292
    
    Isolated Voltage Monitoring Calibration
    292
    
    Isolated Current Monitoring Calibration
    293
    
    Isolated Voltage Programming of Voltage Calibration
    294
    
    Isolated Resistive Programming of Voltage Calibration
    295
    
    Isolated Voltage Programming of Current Calibration
    296
    
    Isolated Resistive Programming of Current Calibration
    297
    
    Calibrating the Input Voltage APG Signal
    298
    
    Calibrating the Input Current APG Signal
    299
  - Storing and Loading Calibration Parameters
    301
  - Restore Factory Calibration
    302
  - Restore Default Calibration
    302
  - User Diagnostics
    302
    
    Emergency Shutdown
    303
    
    Unusual or Erratic Operation
    303
    
    Troubleshooting for Operators
    304
  - Scpi Command Reference
    305
  - Scpi Conformance Information
    306
    
    Codes and Standards
    306
    
    IEEE 488.2/SCPI Syntax and Style
    306
    
    SCPI Command Hierarchy
    307
    
    Using SCPI Commands
    308
    
    Parameter Types
    311
  - Scpi Command Tree
    312
    
    SCPI Command Summary
    318
    
    O Utput C Ontrol
    321
    
    C Alibration
    322
    
    M Echanisms
    325
    
    T Riggering
    327
    
    C Ommands
    331
  - Error Messages
    341
  - Error Messages
    342
    
    Command Error List
    343
    
    R Egisters
    343
    
    Execution Error List
    344
    
    R Egisters
    344
    
    Device-Specific Error List
    345
    
    Query Error List
    346
  - Specifications
    347
  - Electrical Specifications for XG/XTR Family, 850 W
    348
    
    AC Line Input Specifications for XG/XTR 850 Watt
    349
  - Electrical Specifications for XG/XTR Family, 1500 W
    350
    
    AC Line Input Specifications for XG/XTR 1500 Watt
    351
  - Electrical Specifications for XG/XTR Family, 1700 W
    352
    
    AC Line Input Specifications for XG/XTR 1700 Watt
    353
  - Remote Operation Programming
    354
  - Common Specifications for All Models
    355
    
    All Model
    355
    
    Utput C over
    362
  - Iews
    363
    
    I Nstallation I Nstructions
    367
    
    Rack Mount Kit Options
    368
    
    Rack Mount Options and Installation Instructions
    368
    
    XG/XTR Single (Half Rack) and Dual (Full Rack
    368
    
    Location Requirements
    369
    
    Installation Procedures
    370
    
    Mounting Option A: 1U Rails
    370
    
    Tools and Materials Required
    370
    
    Epth
    372
    
    Mounting Option B: Manufactured Slides from Jonathan ® Engineered
    372
    
    Type.
    373
    
    B Racket
    374
    
    Rack
    376
    
    Index
    379

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Introduction

Figure 1-1 Xg/Xtr Front Panels

Figure 1-2 Front Panel Display and Controls

Figure 1-3 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 6 Vto 40 V Models

Figure 1-5 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 300 Vto 600 V Models

Figure 1-4 Xg/Xtr 850 Watt Units : 60 Vto 150 V Models

Figure 1-6 Xg/Xtr 1500 and 1700 Watt Units : 6 Vto 40 V Models

Figure 1-7 Xg/Xtr 1500 and 1700 Watt Units : 60 Vto 600 V Models

Installation

Figure 2-1 1500 and 1700 Watt Ac Input Cover and Strain Relief

Figure 2-2 Maximum Load Wire Length for 1 V Line Drop

Figure 2-3 Diode Placement

Figure 2-4 Connecting Single Loads

Figure 2-5 Remote Sense Connection

Local Operation

Figure 3-1 9-Position Mode Control

Figure 3-2 Front Panel Menu System

Figure 3-3 Operating Modes

Figure 3-4 Split Supply Operation

Figure 3-5 Series Operation

Figure 3-6 Load Connections in Remote Sensing Mode

Figure 3-7 Load Connections in Local Sensing Mode

Figure 3-8 Load Connections in Remote Sensing Mode (Parallel Control Method)

Analog Programming (Apg) and Isolated Analog Programming (Isol)

Figure 4-1 Apg Connector Terminals

Remote Operation

Communications Options

Calibration and Troubleshooting

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