INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL
2750L-P/4500L-P/6000L-P
August, 2001
Rev. K
-42-
1.
Select the FRQ screen and program 60 Hz:
6
ENT 60
PRG
2.
Select the AMP screen and program 115 volts:
5
ENT 115
PRG
3.
Select the RMP screen and program DLY = 0.01, STP = 0.1 and VAL = 135:
9
ENT A
0.01
PRG B
0.1
PRG C 135 PRG
4.
Link this program to Register 2:
2
REC
5.
Store this program in Register 1:
1
REG ENT
The second portion of the program will be stored in Register 2.
6.
Select the FRQ screen and program 62 Hz:
6
ENT 62
PRG
7.
Select the AMP screen and program 135 volts:
5
ENT 135
PRG
8.
Select the RMP screen and program DLY = 0.01, STP = 0.1 and VAL = 115:
9.
Store this program in Register 2:
2
REG ENT
To initiate the program:
1
REC ENT
3.5.14
TO PROGRAM SIMULTANEOUS RAMPS
Two outputs may be simultaneously ramped or stepped by enabling two parameter screens. The screen first selected
will be the dependent parameter. The last parameter screen selected before entering the ramp (RMP) screen is the
independent parameter. The independent parameter is used to specify the number of steps in a ramp. Since the
dependent parameter has as many steps as the independent parameter, the step (STP) size must be calculated so the
dependent parameter will not exceed its maximum value. The following example will specify frequency as the
independent parameter and phase as the dependent parameter. Refer to paragraph 3.5.8 for more information.
The following example will ramp frequency from 360 to 440 Hz at a rate of .2 Hz per .2 second, while each .2 Hz step
causes the amplitude to go from 10 volts to 210 volts in .5 volt steps.
1.
Select the AMP screen and specify the starting voltage of 10 volts:
5
ENT 10
PRG
Summary of Contents for 2750L-P Series
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