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KEPCO BOP 36-28ME Operator's Manual

KEPCO BOP 36-28ME Operator's Manual (238 pages)

HIGH POWER BIPOLAR POWER SUPPLY

Brand: KEPCO | Category: Power Supply | Size: 2.71 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

9
List of Figures

18
- General Description
  21
- Scope of Manual
  21
- Section 1 - Introduction
  21
- LXI Compatibility (ME Models)
  22
- Specifications
  22
- Local Control
  34
- Remote Control
  34
- Digital Calibration
  37
- External Reference (Analog Control)
  37
- Features
  37
- Saving and Recalling Settings
  37
- Voltage/Current Protection
  37
- Waveforms
  37
- Accessories
  38
- Energy Recuperation
  38
- Equipment Supplied
  38
- External Limits
  38
- Parallel and Series Configurations
  38
- User-Defined Voltage/Current Maximum Values (Software Limits)
  38
- Safety
  40
- Section 2 - Installation
  43
- Terminations and Controls
  43
- Unpacking and Inspection
  43
- Preliminary Operational Check
  49
- Installation
  50
- Rack Mounting
  50
- Safety Grounding
  50
- Slide Installation
  50
- Source Power Connections
  50
- Wiring Instructions
  50
- D-C Output Grounding
  51
- Earth-Ground Configuration
  52
- Grounding Network Configuration
  52
- Power Supply/Load Interface
  52
- Cooling
  54
- Load Connection - General
  54
- Load Connection Using Local Sensing
  54
- Load Connection Using Remote Sensing
  54
- Consider the Load Type
  55
- Setting up the Unit
  55
- Setup for Local Operation
  55
- Setup for Fail Safe/Interlock PROTECTION
  56
- Setup for Remote Operation Via GPIB (MG Models Only)
  57
- Setup for Remote Operation Via RS 232C
  57
- Bonjour-Enabled Discovery
  58
- Finding Kepco Power Supplies on the LAN
  58
- Setup for Remote Operation Via LAN (ME Models Only)
  58
- Launch Web Interface
  59
- LXI Discovery
  59
- LAN Configuration Using Web Interface
  60
- Multiple Unit Configurations (MG Models Only)
  62
- Multiple Unit Connections
  63
- Multiple Unit Protection
  68
- Multiple Unit Source Power
  68
- Configuring Parallel, Series, 2 X 2 or 3 X 2 Combinations
  69
- Powering up Series/Parallel Combinations
  70
- Changing Multiple Unit Configurations
  74
- Operating Instructions for Multiple Unit Combinations
  74
- Restoring a Unit to Standalone Operation
  74
- General
  77
- Power Supply Basics
  77
- Section 3 - Operation
  77
- Keypad Description
  79
- LCD and Power-Up Screen Description
  80
- Turning the Power Supply on
  82
- How to Access the Menus
  83
- How to Modify a Parameter
  84
- Password Setup
  85
- How to Access a Password Protected Menu
  86
- Display Settings (Operator Convenience) Menu
  87
- Adjusting LCD Contrast and Background
  88
- Displaying Meters or Graph (Time Line)
  88
- Enabling/Disabling Audible Beeps
  88
- Waveform Stop
  88
- Keypad Lockout
  90
- Local Mode Operation
  90
- Local Password Protection at Power-Up
  90
- Setting Local Mode
  90
- Setting Voltage or Current Mode
  90
- Programming Voltage or Current and Associated Protect Limits
  91
- Selecting Bipolar/Independent Protection Limits
  93
- Changing Maximum or Minimum Software-Controlled Limits
  94
- Hidden Voltage and Current Protect Limits
  94
- Understanding Voltage and Current Protect Limits
  94
- Changing Maximum Accepted Voltage or Current (Main Channel Software Limits)
  96
- Changing Maximum/Minimum Protection Software-Controlled Limits
  97
- Determining How the Unit Responds When Output Is off (Load Type)
  98
- Enabling/Disabling DC Output Power
  98
- External Limits
  98
- Using the Trigger Port to Customize Output On/Off Operation
  98
- Battery Charging/Discharging Using the BOP
  101
- Battery Operations Using Current Mode
  101
- Battery Operations Using Voltage Mode
  101
- Changing the Default Power up Settings
  102
- Storing/Recalling Power Supply Output Settings
  104
- Understanding Abbreviations Used for Saved Settings
  105
- Saving Settings and Erasing or Modifying Previously Saved Settings
  106
- Viewing Saved Settings
  106
- Applying Saved Settings to the Output (Recall)
  108
- Copying Previously Saved Settings to a New Location
  108
- Protecting the Load When Accessing Waveforms
  108
- Waveform Generation
  108
- Waveform Overview
  108
- Understanding How Waveforms Are Generated
  109
- Waveform Specifications
  110
- Creating a New Waveform
  111
- Viewing Stored Waveforms
  111
- Executing a Waveform
  115
- Modifying Previously Stored Waveforms
  116
- Using Segments to Build a Waveform
  116
- Copying a Waveform
  119
- Operator Testing
  119
- Reset
  119
- Error Message Explanations
  121
- Analog Remote Mode Programming
  122
- Remote Output off
  122
- Suppressing Noise at the Output
  122
- Remote Shutdown
  123
- Remote Standby
  124
- Controlling the Output Using the BOP as a Power Amplifier
  125
- Voltage/Current Mode Control
  125
- Fixed Gain Using External Reference Control
  126
- Variable Gain Using External Reference Level
  127
- External Protection Limits
  128
- Digital Remote Mode Programming
  129
- Monitoring Output Current Using an Analog Signal
  129
- Operating Features Available Only by Remote Commands
  129
- Using both Local/Digital and External Protection Limits
  129
- Maximum Setpoint to Measurement Response
  130
- Measurement Capabilities
  130
- New or Modified Commands
  130
- Power-Up Defaults
  130
- How to Implement Maximum Setpoint to Measurement Specification
  131
- Programming Techniques to Optimize Performance
  131
- Programming Voltage/Current Limit and Current/Voltage Limit
  131
- Making Sure the Previous Command Is Complete
  132
- Determining Whether *RST Command Sets the Output off or on
  134
- GPIB Port Setup (MG Models ONLY)
  134
- Remote Mode Setup
  134
- Changing the GPIB Address
  135
- Configure Device Clear (DCL) Control
  135
- Establish Communication Language
  135
- Configure Prompt Mode
  136
- Configure XON/XOFF Protocol
  136
- LAN Interface Setup (ME Models Only)
  136
- RS 232 Serial Port Setup
  136
- Select Baud Rate
  136
- Set IP Address
  137
- BIT 4882 Compatibility
  138
- Change IP Address Mask
  138
- Configure Auto IP
  138
- Configure DHCP
  138
- Configure Host Name
  138
- Configure Index
  138
- BIT 4886 Compatibility
  139
- IEEE 488 (GPIB) Bus Protocol (MG Models Only)
  139
- LIST Command Differences in BIT 4886
  139
- Status Reporting Differences in BIT 4886
  139
- Trigger Operation Differences in BIT 4886
  139
- BOP VISA Instrument Driver
  141
- RS232-C Operation
  141
- RS 232 Implementation
  142
- Serial Interface
  142
- Echo Mode
  144
- Prompt Method
  144
- XON XOFF Method
  144
- Isolating RS 232 Communication Problems
  145
- LAN Factory Defaults
  145
- LAN Operation (ME Models Only)
  145
- Using SCPI Commands for RS 232 Communication
  145
- Remote Programming Using the Web Interface
  146
- Troubleshooting LAN Communication Problems
  146
- Launch Web Interface
  147
- LAN Configuration Using Web Interface
  148
- Operating the Unit Using Web Interface
  149
- Changing the Output
  150
- Resetting the Unit (*RST)
  151
- Using a Waveform (User-Programmed Sequences)
  151
- SCPI Programming
  152
- Abort Subsystem
  153
- Common Commands/Queries
  153
- Initiate Subsystem
  153
- LIST Subsystem
  153
- SCPI Messages
  153
- SCPI Subsystem Command/Query Structure
  153
- Measure Subsystem
  155
- Output Subsystem
  155
- Memory Subsystem
  156
- Source:]Voltage and [Source:]Current Subsystems
  156
- Status Subsystem
  156
- Trigger Subsystem
  156
- Calibrate Subsystem
  157
- Forgotten Passwords
  157
- Program Message Structure
  157
- System Subsystem
  157
- Data
  158
- Data Separator
  158
- Keyword
  158
- Keyword Separator
  158
- Message Terminator
  158
- Message Unit Separator
  158
- Query Indicator
  158
- Root Specifier
  158
- Understanding the Command Structure
  160
- Program Message Syntax Summary
  161
- Operational Status Register
  162
- Status Reporting
  162
- Status Reporting Structure
  162
- Questionable Status Register
  164
- SCPI Program Examples
  164
- General
  167
- Section 4 - Calibration
  167
- Test Equipment Requirements
  168
- Calibration Using Remote SCPI Commands Via GPIB or RS 232 Interface
  170
- Calibration Procedure Using SCPI Commands
  171
- Calibration Using Front Panel Keypad in Local Mode
  176
- Understanding the Calibration Process
  176
- Calibration Procedure Using Local Mode
  178
- Calibration Storage
  182
- Using Memory Location Commands and Queries
  196
- Using List Commands to Measure Sample at End of Pulse
  197
- Using List Commands to Measure Sample at Start of Pulse
  198
- Using LIST Commands and Queries
  206
- Creating and Executing a Complex Waveform Using LIST Commands
  207
- Multiple External Devices Using a Single External Pulse
  213
- Using List:wait Commands to Allow an External Device Time to Function While Imposing a Maximum Wait Time
  214
- Non-Zero Values
  218
- Using ZDEC and ZINC with LIST:VOLT:APPL Command
  218
- By Multiple External Devices Using the Low-Going Leading Edge of an External Pulse
  220
- Using List:wait Commands to Control Generation of a Waveform Measured
  220
- Using PROT:LIM:POS and PROT:LIM:POS Commands to Set Asymmetrical Limits
  223
- Using Status Commands and Queries
  227
- Using System Commands and Queries
  234

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