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TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (140 pages)

Z+ Seeries Programmable DC Power Supplies 200W/400W/600W/800W in 2U Built-in USB, RS-232 & RS-485 Interface

Brand: TDK-Lambda | Category: Power Supply | Size: 6.33 MB

Table of Contents
6
Trademark Information
11
Regulatory Notices

12
Safety Instructions

12
- Z + 200 Series Specifications
  14
Chapter 1: General Information

16
- User Manual Content
  16
- Introduction
  16
- Z + 400 Series Specifications
  17
- Accessories
  18
  - General
    18
  - Serial Link Cable
    18
  - Misc. Hardware
    18
  - AC Cables
    18
  - Serial Port Cables
    18
Chapter 2: Specifications

19
- Z200W/400W/600W/800W Outline Drawing
  29
- Z200W/400W/600W/800W Optional IEEE, Isolated Analog Interface Outline Drawing
  30
Chapter 3: Installation

32
- General
  32
- Preparation for Use
  32
- Initial Inspection
  32
- Rack Mounting
  32
- Location, Mounting and Cooling
  33
- AC Source Requirements
  33
- AC Input Power Connection
  33
  - AC Input Connector
    33
  - AC Input Cord
    34
- Turn-On Checkout Procedure
  34
  - General
    34
  - Prior to Operation
    34
  - Constant Voltage Check
    35
  - Constant Current Check
    35
  - OVP Check
    35
  - UVL Check
    35
  - Foldback Check
    36
- Connecting the Load
  36
- Local and Remote Sensing
  42
  - Sense Wiring
    42
  - Local Sensing
    43
  - Remote Sensing
    43
  - J2 Sense Connector Technical Information
    44
- Repackaging for Shipment
  44
Chapter 4: Front/Rear Panel Controls and Connectors

45
- Introduction
  45
- Front Panel Display and Controls
  45
- Rear Panel Connectors
  47
  - J1 Connector Terminal and Function
    49
  - J3 Connector Terminal and Function
    50
- Front Panel Display Messages
  51
- Navigating the Main Menu
  52
  - Introduction
    52
  - Exiting the Main Menu
    53
- Navigating Communication Menu
  53
  - Introduction
    53
  - Exiting the Communication Menu
    54
- Navigating the Protection Menu
  54
  - Introduction
    54
  - Exiting the Protection Menu
    54
Chapter 5: Local Operation

55
- Introduction
  55
- Standard Operation
  55
- Alarms and Protective Functions
  57
  - Introduction
    57
  - Over Voltage Protection
    57
  - Setting the OVP Level
    57
  - Resetting the OVP Circuit
    58
  - Under Voltage Protection and under Voltage Limit
    58
  - Setting the UVP/UVL Mode and Level
    58
  - Activated UVP Alarm
    58
  - Foldback Protection
    58
  - Setting the Foldback Protection
    59
  - Activated FOLD Alarm
    59
  - Protection Delay
    59
  - Setting the Protection Delay
    59
  - Over Temperature Protection
    59
  - AC Fail Alarm
    59
- Series Operation
  60
- Parallel Operation
  62
  - Introduction
    62
  - Basic Parallel Operation
    62
  - Master Unit Set up
    62
  - Slave Unit Set up
    63
  - Setting over Voltage Protection
    63
  - Setting Foldback Protection
    63
  - Connection to Load
    63
  - Advanced Parallel Operation
    65
  - Master Unit Set up
    65
  - Slave Unit Set up
    65
- Daisy-Chain Connection
  66
- Rear Panel (J3 Connector) Functions and Settings
  66
- Rear Panel (J1 Connector) Functions
  69
  - CV/CC Signal
    69
- Parameter Setting Memory
  70
  - Default Setting
    70
  - Reset
    70
  - Last Setting Memory
    70
  - Save <1
    71
  - Recall <1
    71
Chapter 6: Remote Analog Programming

73
CHAPTER 7: Serial RS232/RS485 and USB Interface

77
- Introduction
  77
- Configuration
  77
- Rear Panel RS232/485 Connector
  79
- Connectig Power Supply to RS232 or RS485 BUS
  80
- Rear Panel USB Connector
  81
  - USB Getting Started
    81
- Multi Power Supply Connection to RS232 or RS485 or USB
  81
- GEN Protocol (GEN Series Communication Language)
  82
- Data Format
  82
  - End of Message
    82
  - Command Repeat
    82
  - Checksum
    82
  - Acknowledge
    82
  - Backspace
    82
  - Error Messages
    82
- GEN Command Set Description
  83
  - General Guides
    83
  - Command Set Categories
    83
  - Identification Commands
    83
  - Initialization Commands
    84
  - Output Commands
    84
  - Global Output Commands
    86
  - Auxiliary Commands
    88
  - Status Commands
    88
- Serial Communication Test Set-Up
  89
- SCPI Protocol
  89
  - Data Format
    89
  - End of Message
    89
  - End of Command
    89
  - Checksum
    90
  - SCPI Requirements
    90
  - SCPI Command Hierarchy
    90
  - Header
    90
  - Data Formats
    91
  - Character Data
    91
  - Commands Notes
    91
- SCPI Common Commands
  91
- SCPI Subsystem Commands
  96
  - Output Subsystem
    96
  - Instrument Subsystem
    99
  - Voltage Subsystem
    99
  - Current Subsystem
    101
  - Measure Subsystem
    102
  - Display Subsystem
    103
  - Initiate Subsystem
    104
  - LIST Subsystem
    104
  - Status Subsystem
    106
  - System Subsystem
    108
  - Trigger Subsystem
    109
  - WAVE Subsystem
    110
  - Global Subsystem
    111
- Command Summary
  112
- Subsystem Commands
  113
Chapter 8: Advanced Functions

116
- Introduction
  116
- FIX Mode
  116
- LIST Mode
  117
- WAVE Mode
  118
- Trigger
  119
  - Input Trigger
    119
  - Output Trigger
    120
- Transient Waveform Example
  120
- Wave Programing
  120
  - Wave Execution Via Communication PC
    120
  - Wave Execution Via Front Panel
    121
- Additional Examples
  121
  - List Example
    121
  - Waveform Example
    121
Chapter 9: Status, Fault and Srq Registers

122
- General
  122
- Power Supply Status Structure
  123
- Condition Registers
  123
  - Fault Register
    123
  - Status Register
    124
- Conditional, Enable and Event Registers
  124
  - Conditional Registers
    124
  - Event Registers
    124
  - Enable Register
    124
- Service Request
  124
- Standard Event Status Group
  125
  - Register Functions
    125
  - Register Commands
    125
  - Status Byte Register
    126
  - Determining the Cause of a Service Interrupt
    126
  - Output Queue
    127
  - Error Messages
    127
Chapter 10: Isolated Analog Programming Option

129
Chapter 11: Maintenance

132
- Introduction
  132
- Units under Warranty
  132
- Periodic Maintenance
  132
- Adjustments and Calibration
  132
- Parts Replacement and Repairs
  132
- Troubleshooting
  132
- Fuse Rating
  133
User Manual Index

136

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (138 pages)

Z+ Series Programmable DC Power Supplies 200W/400W/600W/800W in 2U Built-in USB, RS-232 & RS-485 Interface Optional Interface: LXI Compliant LAN IEEE488.2 SCPI (GPIB) Multi-Drop Isolated Analog Programming

Brand: TDK-Lambda | Category: Power Supply | Size: 12.03 MB

Table of Contents
6
Trademark Information
11
Regulatory Notices

12
Safety Instructions

12
Chapter 1: General Information

16
- User Manual Content
  16
- Introduction
  16
- General Description
  16
- Models Covered by this Manual
  16
- Features and Options
  16
- Multiple Output Power System
  17
- Control Via the USB or RS232/485 Communication Ports
  17
- Analog Voltage Programming and Monitoring
  17
- Parallel Operation
  17
- Output Connections
  17
- Cooling and Mechanical Construction
  17
- Accessories
  18
- General
  18
- Serial Link Cable
  18
- Misc. Hardware
  18
- AC Cables
  18
- Serial Port Cables
  18
Chapter 2: Specifications

19
Chapter 3: Installation

30
- General
  30
- Preparation for Use
  30
- Initial Inspection
  30
- Rack Mounting
  30
- Location, Mounting and Cooling
  31
- AC Source Requirements
  31
- AC Input Power Connection
  31
- AC Input Connector
  31
- AC Input Cord
  32
- Turn-On Checkout Procedure
  32
- General
  32
- Prior to Operation
  32
- Constant Voltage Check
  33
- Constant Current Check
  33
- OVP Check
  33
- UVL Check
  33
- Foldback Check
  34
- Connecting the Load
  34
- Load Wiring
  34
- Current Carrying Capacity
  35
- Wire Termination
  36
- Noise and Impedance Effects
  36
- Inductive Loads
  36
- Making the Load Connections
  36
- Connecting Single Loads, Local Sensing (Default)
  38
- Connecting Single Loads, Remote Sensing
  38
- Connecting Multiple Loads, Radial Distribution Method
  38
- Multiple Load Connection with Distribution Terminals
  39
- Grounding Outputs
  39
- Local and Remote Sensing
  40
- Sense Wiring
  40
- Local Sensing
  40
- Remote Sensing
  41
- J2 Sense Connector Technical Information
  41
- Repackaging for Shipment
  41
Chapter 4: Front/Rear Panel Controls and Connectors

42
- Introduction
  42
- Front Panel Display and Controls
  42
- Rear Panel Connectors
  44
- J1 Connector Terminal and Function
  46
- J3 Connector Terminal and Function
  47
- Front Panel Display Messages
  48
- Navigating the Main Menu
  49
- Introduction
  49
- Exiting the Main Menu
  49
- Navigating Communication Menu
  50
- Introduction
  50
- Exiting the Communication Menu
  51
- Navigating the Protection Menu
  51
- Introduction
  51
- Exiting the Protection Menu
  51
Chapter 5: Local Operation

52
- Introduction
  52
- Standard Operation
  52
- Constant Voltage Mode and Voltage Setting
  52
- Constant Current Mode and Current Setting
  52
- Automatic Crossover
  53
- Output On/Off Control
  53
- Safe Start and Auto-Restart Modes
  53
- Viewing Software Revision
  53
- Alarms and Protective Functions
  54
- Introduction
  54
- Over Voltage Protection
  54
- Setting the OVP Level
  54
- Resetting the OVP Circuit
  55
- Under Voltage Protection and under Voltage Limit
  55
- Setting the UVP/UVL Mode and Level
  55
- Activated UVP Alarm
  55
- Foldback Protection
  55
- Setting the Foldback Protection
  56
- Activated FOLD Alarm
  56
- Protection Delay
  56
- Setting the Protection Delay
  56
- Over Temperature Protection
  56
- AC Fail Alarm
  56
- Series Operation
  57
- Series Connection for Increased Output Voltage
  57
- Series Connection for Positive and Negative Output Voltage
  57
- Remote Programming in Series Operation
  58
- Parallel Operation
  59
- Introduction
  59
- Basic Parallel Operation
  59
- Master Unit Set up
  59
- Slave Unit Set up
  60
- Setting over Voltage Protection
  60
- Setting Foldback Protection
  60
- Connection to Load
  60
- Advanced Parallel Operation
  62
- Setting up of Master Unit
  62
- Setting up of Slave Units
  62
- Daisy-Chain Connection
  63
- Rear Panel (J3 Connector) Functions and Settings
  63
- External Shut off Function
  64
- Interlock Function - Analog On/Off. (Enable/Disable)
  64
- Auxiliary Programmed Function Pin 1 and Pin 2
  65
- Power Supply OK Signal
  66
- Rear Panel (J1 Connector) Functions
  66
- CV/CC Signal
  66
- Parameter Setting Memory
  67
- Default Setting
  67
- Reset
  67
- Last Setting Memory
  67
- Save <1
  68
- Recall <1
  68
Chapter 6: Remote Analog Programming

70
CHAPTER 7: Serial RS232/RS485 and USB Interface

74
- Introduction
  74
- Configuration
  74
- Default Setting
  74
- Address Setting
  74
- Communication Interface Selection
  74
- Baud Rate Setting
  75
- Language Selection (RS232/RS485, USB)
  75
- Setting Unit in Remote, Local Lockout or Local Mode
  75
- Rear Panel RS232/485 Connector
  76
- Connectig Power Supply to RS232 or RS485 BUS
  77
- Rear Panel USB Connector
  78
- GEN Protocol (GEN Series Communication Language)
  79
- Data Format
  79
- End of Message
  79
- Command Repeat
  79
- Checksum
  79
- Acknowledge
  79
- Backspace
  79
- Error Messages
  79
- GEN Command Set Description
  80
- General Guides
  80
- Command Set Categories
  80
- Identification Commands
  80
- Initialization Commands
  81
- Output Commands
  81
- Global Output Commands
  83
- Auxiliary Commands
  84
- Status Commands
  85
- Serial Communication Test Set-Up
  86
- SCPI Protocol
  86
- Data Format
  86
- End of Message
  86
- End of Command
  86
- Checksum
  87
- SCPI Requirements
  87
- SCPI Command Hierarchy
  87
- Header
  87
- Data Formats
  88
- Character Data
  88
- Commands Notes
  88
- SCPI Common Commands
  88
- SCPI Subsystem Commands
  93
- Output Subsystem
  93
- Instrument Subsystem
  96
- Voltage Subsystem
  97
- Current Subsystem
  99
- Measure Subsystem
  101
- Display Subsystem
  101
- Initiate Subsystem
  102
- LIST Subsystem
  103
- Status Subsystem
  105
- System Subsystem
  107
- Trigger Subsystem
  109
- WAVE Subsystem
  110
- Global Subsystem
  112
Chapter 8: Advanced Functions

113
- Introduction
  113
- FIX Mode
  113
- LIST Mode
  114
- WAVE Mode
  115
- Trigger
  116
- Input Trigger
  116
- Output Trigger
  116
- Transient Waveform Example
  116
- Wave Programing
  116
- Wave Execution Via Communication PC
  117
- Wave Execution Via Front Panel
  117
- Additional Examples
  117
- List Example
  117
- Waveform Example
  117
Chapter 9: Status, Fault and Srq Registers

119
- General
  119
- Power Supply Status Structure
  120
- Condition Registers
  120
- Fault Register
  120
- Conditional, Enable and Event Registers
  121
- Conditional Registers
  121
- Event Registers
  121
- Enable Register
  121
- Service Rrequest
  121
- Status Register
  121
- Standard Event Status Group
  122
- Register Functions
  122
- Register Commands
  122
- Status Byte Register
  123
- Determining the Cause of a Service Interrupt
  123
- Output Queue
  124
- Error Messages
  124
Chapter 10: Isolated Analog Programming Option

126
Chapter 11: Maintenance

129
- Introduction
  129
- Units under Warranty
  129
- Periodic Maintenance
  129
- Adjustments and Calibration
  129
- Parts Replacement and Repairs
  129
- Troubleshooting
  129
- Fuse Rating
  130
User Manual Index

133

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (38 pages)

Programmable DC Power Supplies 200W/400W/600W/800W in 2U Built-in USB, RS-232 & RS-485 Interface

Brand: TDK-Lambda | Category: Power Supply | Size: 4.03 MB

Power Supplies
2
Table of Contents
3
1 General Information

5
- Introduction
  5
- Feature Summary
  5
2 Specifications

6
3 Select the Control Method

9
- Control Method Options
  9
- Select Local (Front Panel) Mode
  9
- Select Serial (RS-232 & RS-485) Remote Mode
  9
- Select LAN Remote Mode
  9
- Link LED
  10
- Activity LED
  10
- LAN Status LED
  10
4 Connect to Network

11
- LAN Cable
  11
- Types of Networks
  11
- Power-Up the LAN Power Supply
  12
- IP Addresses
  12
- Hostname
  13
5 Lan Setup

14
- View the IP and MAC Addresses
  14
- Change the IP Address
  14
- LAN Reset
  14
6 Web

16
- Benefit of Web
  16
- Opening the HOME Page
  16
- The HOME Page
  17
- Login Rules
  17
- DC Power Page
  18
- DC Power ➔ Output Page
  18
- DC Power ➔ Protection Page
  19
- DC Power ➔ System Page
  19
- DC Power ➔ Utility Page
  20
- LAN Page
  20
- LAN ➔ Configure Page
  20
- LAN ➔ Configure ➔ Modify Page
  21
- LAN ➔ Advanced Page
  22
- LAN ➔ Advanced ➔ Modify Page
  23
- LAN ➔ Users Page
  24
- HELP Page
  24
7 Programming Using Visa Drivers

25
- VISA Description
  25
- VXI-11 Compatibility
  25
- Opening the VISA Connection
  25
- Communicating Using VISA
  25
8 Programming Using Sockets

26
9 Connecting over Wan

27
- View Web Pages over WAN
  27
- Use Sockets over WAN
  27
- Message Terminators
  27
- Using TCP Sockets
  27
- Using UDP Sockets
  27
- Other Ports
  27
10 Command Set

28
- Lan Specific Commands
  28
- Read the Hostname
  28
- Read the IP Address
  28
- Read the MAC Address
  28
- Reset the LAN Settings
  28
- Identify the Master Supply
  28
11 Rs-485 Multi-Drop Commands

29
12 Troubleshooting

32

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (38 pages)

Programmable DC Power Supplies 200W/400W/600W/800W in 2U Built-in USB, RS-232 & RS-485 Interface, Optional Interface: LXI Compliant LAN

Brand: TDK-Lambda | Category: Power Supply | Size: 2.49 MB

Power Supplies
2
Table of Contents
3
1 General Information

5
- Introduction
  5
- Feature Summary
  5
2 Specifications

6
3 Select the Control Method

9
- Control Method Options
  9
- Select Local (Front Panel) Mode
  9
- Select Serial (RS-232 & RS-485) Remote Mode
  9
- Select LAN Remote Mode
  9
- Link LED
  10
- Activity LED
  10
- LAN Status LED
  10
4 Connect to Network

11
- LAN Cable
  11
- Types of Networks
  11
- Power-Up the LAN Power Supply
  12
- IP Addresses
  12
- Hostname
  13
5 Lan Setup

14
- View the IP and MAC Addresses
  14
- Change the IP Address
  14
- LAN Reset
  14
6 Web

16
- Benefit of Web
  16
- Opening the HOME Page
  16
- The HOME Page
  17
- Login Rules
  18
- DC Power Page
  19
- DC Power ➔ Output Page
  19
- DC Power ➔ Protection Page
  19
- DC Power ➔ System Page
  20
- DC Power ➔ Utility Page
  20
- LAN Page
  21
- LAN ➔ Configure Page
  21
- LAN ➔ Configure ➔ Modify Page
  22
- LAN ➔ Advanced Page
  23
- LAN ➔ Advanced ➔ Modify Page
  23
- LAN ➔ Users Page
  24
- HELP Page
  24
7 Programming Using Visa Drivers

25
- VISA Description
  25
- VXI-11 Compatibility
  25
- Opening the VISA Connection
  25
- Communicating Using VISA
  25
8 Programming Using Sockets

26
- Socket Description
  26
- Communicating Using Sockets
  26
- Controller Access: Single and Multiple Clients
  26
- Input Buffer Requirements
  26
- Message Terminators
  27
- Using TCP Sockets
  27
- Using UDP Sockets
  27
9 Connecting over Wan

28
- View Web Pages over WAN
  28
- Use Sockets over WAN
  28
10 Command Set

29
- Lan Specific Commands
  29
- Read the Hostname
  29
- Read the IP Address
  29
- Read the MAC Address
  29
- Reset the LAN Settings
  29
- Blinking the Identity LED
  29
11 Rs-485 Multi-Drop Commands

30
12 Troubleshooting

33

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (18 pages)

Programmable DC Power Supplies 200W/400W/600W/800W in 2U Built-in USB, RS-232 & RS-485 Interface, Optional Interface: IEEE488.2 SCPI (GPIB) Multi-Drop

Brand: TDK-Lambda | Category: Power Supply | Size: 2.87 MB

Power Supplies
2
Table of Contents
3
Introduction

4
Scope of Manual

4
Chapter 1: The Ieee-488.2 Interface

4
Chapter 2: Connection

5
Chapter 3: Configuration

6
Chapter 4: Programming Commands

8
- SCPI Common Commands
  8
- SCPI Protocol
  8
- SCPI Subsystem Commands
  9
- Register Structure
  12
- Error Messages
  13
- Execution Time
  13
- Output Queue
  13
- The Summary Registers
  13
Chapter 5: Communication Example

16

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Table of Contents

Regulatory Notices

Safety Instructions

Chapter 1: General Information

Chapter 2: Specifications

Chapter 3: Installation

Chapter 4: Front/Rear Panel Controls and Connectors

Chapter 5: Local Operation

Chapter 6: Remote Analog Programming

CHAPTER 7: Serial RS232/RS485 and USB Interface

Chapter 8: Advanced Functions

Chapter 9: Status, Fault and Srq Registers

Chapter 10: Isolated Analog Programming Option

Chapter 11: Maintenance

User Manual Index

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (138 pages)

Table of Contents

Regulatory Notices

Safety Instructions

Chapter 1: General Information

Chapter 2: Specifications

Chapter 3: Installation

Chapter 4: Front/Rear Panel Controls and Connectors

Chapter 5: Local Operation

Chapter 6: Remote Analog Programming

CHAPTER 7: Serial RS232/RS485 and USB Interface

Chapter 8: Advanced Functions

Chapter 9: Status, Fault and Srq Registers

Chapter 10: Isolated Analog Programming Option

Chapter 11: Maintenance

User Manual Index

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (38 pages)

Table of Contents

1 General Information

2 Specifications

3 Select the Control Method

4 Connect to Network

5 Lan Setup

6 Web

7 Programming Using Visa Drivers

8 Programming Using Sockets

9 Connecting over Wan

10 Command Set

11 Rs-485 Multi-Drop Commands

12 Troubleshooting

TDK-Lambda Z+ series User Manual (38 pages)

Table of Contents

1 General Information

2 Specifications

3 Select the Control Method

4 Connect to Network

5 Lan Setup

6 Web

7 Programming Using Visa Drivers

8 Programming Using Sockets

9 Connecting over Wan

10 Command Set

11 Rs-485 Multi-Drop Commands

12 Troubleshooting

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Chapter 2: Connection

Chapter 3: Configuration

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