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KEPCO BOP-ME 1KW Operator's Manual

KEPCO BOP-ME 1KW Operator's Manual (234 pages)

HIGH POWER BIPOLAR POWER SUPPLY

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

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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List of Figures

17
- Section 1 - Introduction
  
  21
  - Scope of Manual
    21
  - General Description
    21
  - LXI Compatibility (ME Models)
    22
  - Specifications
    22
  - BOP General Specifications
    23
  - Local Control
    34
  - Remote Control
    34
  - W BOP Power Supply, Outline Drawing
    35
  - Features
    37
  - Digital Calibration
    37
  - Voltage/Current Protection
    37
  - Waveforms
    37
  - Saving and Recalling Settings
    37
  - External Reference (Analog Control)
    37
  - External Limits
    38
  - User-Defined Voltage/Current Maximum Values (Software Limits)
    38
  - Parallel and Series Configurations
    38
  - Energy Recuperation
    38
  - Equipment Supplied
    38
  - Accessories
    38
  - Accessories
    39
  - Safety
    40
  - BOP Output Characteristics
    41
- Section 2 - Installation
  
  43
- Section 3 - Operation
  
  77
  - General
    77
  - Power Supply Basics
    77
  - BOP Series Front Panel
    78
  - Keypad Description
    79
  - LCD and Power-Up Screen Description
    80
  - Power-Up Screen Showing Graphic Meters
    81
  - 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
  - Displaying Meters or Graph (Time Line)
    88
  - Adjusting LCD Contrast and Background
    88
  - Waveform Stop
    88
  - Enabling/Disabling Audible Beeps
    88
    
    Display Settings (Operator Convenience) Menu
    89
  - Local Mode Operation
    90
  - Setting Local Mode
    90
  - Keypad Lockout
    90
  - Local Password Protection at Power-Up
    90
  - Setting Voltage or Current Mode
    90
  - Programming Voltage or Current and Associated Protect Limits
    91
  - Voltage and Current Parameter Definitions
    92
  - Selecting Bipolar/Independent Protection Limits
    93
  - Understanding Voltage and Current Protect Limits
    94
  - Hidden Voltage and Current Protect Limits
    94
  - Changing Maximum or Minimum Software-Controlled Limits
    94
  - Max/Min Settings Menu
    95
  - Changing Maximum Accepted Voltage or Current (Main Channel Software Limits)
    96
  - Changing Maximum/Minimum Protection Software-Controlled Limits
    97
  - External Limits
    98
  - Enabling/Disabling DC Output Power
    98
  - Using the Trigger Port to Customize Output On/Off Operation
    98
  - Determining How the Unit Responds When Output Is off (Load Type)
    98
  - Power Supply Behavior When Output Is Set to off
    99
  - Battery Charging/Discharging Using the BOP
    101
  - Battery Operations Using Voltage Mode
    101
  - Battery Operations Using Current Mode
    101
  - Changing the Default Power up Settings
    102
  - Power up Settings Menu
    103
  - Storing/Recalling Power Supply Output Settings
    104
  - Understanding Abbreviations Used for Saved Settings
    105
  - Viewing Saved Settings
    106
  - Saving Settings and Erasing or Modifying Previously Saved Settings
    106
  - Saved Setups Menu
    107
  - Copying Previously Saved Settings to a New Location
    108
  - Applying Saved Settings to the Output (Recall)
    108
  - Waveform Generation
    108
  - Protecting the Load When Accessing Waveforms
    108
  - Waveform Overview
    108
  - Understanding How Waveforms Are Generated
    109
  - Waveform Specifications
    110
  - Viewing Stored Waveforms
    111
  - Creating a New Waveform
    111
  - New Waveform Menu
    112
  - Waveform Segment Details Menu
    113
  - Executing a Waveform
    114
  - Modifying Previously Stored Waveforms
    115
  - Using Segments to Build a Waveform
    116
  - Copying a Waveform
    118
  - Reset
    118
  - Operator Testing
    118
  - Revisions/Test Menu
    119
  - Error Message Explanations
    120
  - Analog Remote Mode Programming
    121
  - Suppressing Noise at the Output
    121
  - Remote Output off
    121
  - Remote Shutdown
    122
  - Remote Standby
    123
  - Voltage/Current Mode Control
    124
  - Controlling the Output Using the BOP as a Power Amplifier
    124
  - Fixed Gain Using External Reference Control
    125
  - Variable Gain Using External Reference Level
    126
  - External Protection Limits
    126
  - Using both Local/Digital and External Protection Limits
    127
  - Monitoring Output Current Using an Analog Signal
    128
  - Digital Remote Mode Programming
    128
  - Operating Features Available Only by Remote Commands
    128
  - Measurement Capabilities
    128
  - Maximum Setpoint to Measurement Response
    129
  - New or Modified Commands
    129
  - Power-Up Defaults
    129
  - How to Implement Maximum Setpoint to Measurement Specification
    129
  - Programming Techniques to Optimize Performance
    130
  - Programming Voltage/Current Limit and Current/Voltage Limit
    130
  - Making Sure the Previous Command Is Complete
    131
  - Remote Mode Setup
    132
  - Determining Whether *RST Command Sets the Output off or on
    133
  - GPIB Port Setup (MG Models ONLY)
    133
  - Changing the GPIB Address
    134
  - Establish Communication Language
    134
  - Configure Device Clear (DCL) Control
    134
  - RS 232 Serial Port Setup
    134
  - Select Baud Rate
    134
  - Configure XON/XOFF Protocol
    134
  - Configure Prompt Mode
    135
  - LAN Interface Setup (ME Models Only)
    135
  - Set IP Address
    136
  - Change IP Address Mask
    136
  - Configure Auto IP
    136
  - Configure DHCP
    136
  - Configure Host Name
    136
  - Configure Index
    137
  - BIT 4882 Compatibility
    137
  - BIT 4886 Compatibility
    137
  - LIST Command Differences in BIT 4886
    137
  - Status Reporting Differences in BIT 4886
    137
  - Trigger Operation Differences in BIT 4886
    137
  - IEEE 488 (GPIB) Bus Protocol (MG Models Only)
    138
  - BOP VISA Instrument Driver
    139
  - RS232-C Operation
    140
  - Serial Interface
    140
  - RS 232 Implementation
    140
  - RS 232 Implementation
    141
  - XON XOFF Method
    142
  - Echo Mode
    142
  - Prompt Method
    143
  - Using SCPI Commands for RS 232 Communication
    143
  - Isolating RS 232 Communication Problems
    143
  - LAN Operation (ME Models Only)
    143
  - LAN Factory Defaults
    144
  - Remote Programming Using the Web Interface
    144
  - Troubleshooting LAN Communication Problems
    144
  - Launch Web Interface
    145
  - LAN Configuration Using Web Interface
    146
  - Operating the Unit Using Web Interface
    147
  - Changing the Output
    148
  - Resetting the Unit (*RST)
    149
  - Using a Waveform (User-Programmed Sequences)
    149
  - SCPI Programming
    150
  - SCPI Messages
    151
  - Common Commands/Queries
    151
  - SCPI Subsystem Command/Query Structure
    151
  - Abort Subsystem
    151
  - Initiate Subsystem
    151
  - LIST Subsystem
    151
  - Tree Diagram of SCPI Commands Used with BOP Power Supply
    152
  - Measure Subsystem
    153
  - Output Subsystem
    153
  - Memory Subsystem
    154
  - Status Subsystem
    154
  - Trigger Subsystem
    154
  - Source:]Voltage and [Source:]Current Subsystems
    154
  - Calibrate Subsystem
    155
  - System Subsystem
    155
  - Forgotten Passwords
    155
  - Program Message Structure
    155
  - Keyword
    156
  - Keyword Separator
    156
  - Query Indicator
    156
  - Data
    156
  - Data Separator
    156
  - Message Unit Separator
    156
  - Root Specifier
    156
  - Message Terminator
    158
  - Understanding the Command Structure
    158
  - Program Message Syntax Summary
    159
  - Status Reporting
    159
  - Status Reporting Structure
    160
  - Operational Status Register
    160
    
    Status Reporting Structure
    161
  - Questionable Status Register
    162
  - SCPI Program Examples
    162
  - Typical Example of BOP Power Supply Program Using SCPI Commands
    163
- Section 4 - Calibration
  
  165

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