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ADF SERIES™ OPERATION MANUAL

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ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual

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Table of Figures

Figure 2-1: EMI AC Input Filter Residual Voltage Check after disconnecting AC Mains power ............................ 18

Figure 3-1: ADF Series® Basic Block Diagram ....................................................................................................... 21

Figure 4-1: Output Voltage distortion into full R Load as a function of Frequency .............................................. 26

Figure 4-2: Current Overload vs. Time.................................................................................................................. 27

Figure 4-3: AC Mode Voltage/Current range, 1150ADF Model ............................................................................ 28

Figure 4-4: AC Mode Voltage/Current range, 3150ADF Model per Phase ........................................................... 28

Figure 4-5: Extended AC Voltage/Current Range, 1150ADF Model ..................................................................... 30

Figure 4-6: Extended AC Voltage/Current Range, 3150ADF Model per phase..................................................... 30

Figure 4-7: Dimension Drawing ADF Series® 15KW Model .................................................................................. 34

Figure 4-13: Rack Mount Chassis for 15kVA Transformer Option ........................................................................ 37

Figure 4-1: Model 5L18-36 VI Curve ..................................................................................................................... 39

Figure 5-2: Exploded view of ADF unit packaging ................................................................................................ 40

Figure 5-3: Rear Panel Layout ............................................................................................................................... 44

Figure 5-4: AC Input Terminal Block - Rear Panel ................................................................................................. 45

Figure 5-5: Grounding Floating Neutral Output ................................................................................................... 46

Figure 5-6: Air Intake Filter Removal .................................................................................................................... 49

Figure 5-7: Air Intake Filter and Filter Panel ......................................................................................................... 50

Figure 5-8: Three phase Wye Load Output Connections – Internal Voltage Sense .............................................. 53

Figure 5-9: Three phase Wye Load Output Connections – External Voltage Sense ............................................. 54

Figure 5-10: Three phase Delta Load Output Connections – Internal Voltage Sense .......................................... 56

Figure 5-11: Three phase Delta Load Output Connections – External Voltage Sense .......................................... 57

Figure 5-12: 1150 ADF Single Phase Shorting Adaptor assembly ......................................................................... 58

Figure 5-13: Single phase Load Output Connections ............................................................................................ 59

Figure 5-14: ADF A Version External Voltage Sense Connector ........................................................................... 61

Figure 5-15: ADF Cabinet Dimensions .................................................................................................................. 64

Figure 5-16: Dimension Drawing 18 U Cabinet .................................................................................................... 64

Figure 5-17: Dimension Drawing 28 U Cabinet .................................................................................................... 65

Figure 5-18: Dimension Drawing 36 U Cabinet .................................................................................................... 66

Figure 5-19: ADF Cabinet AC Input Connection Terminal Block TB1 .................................................................... 68

Figure 5-20: Output Power Terminal Block TB2 ................................................................................................... 70

Figure 5-23: ADF Cabinet System Power ON and OFF Sequences ........................................................................ 72

Figure 5-24: ADF Series® Rear Panel Layout ......................................................................................................... 75

Figure 5-25: Parallel Mode Bus Connections using parallel bus cable ................................................................. 78

Figure 5-26: Multi-Cabinet Parallel Configuration Output Wiring - 3 Phase ........................................................ 80

Figure 6-1: ADF Series® Front Panel View ............................................................................................................ 81

Figure 6-2: PROGRAM Screen ............................................................................................................................... 88

Figure 6-3: Three Phase AC mode Default Phase Rotation .................................................................................. 89

Figure 6-4: Three Phase AC mode Reversed Phase Rotation ............................................................................... 89

Figure 6-5: Enable Vac extended operating range to 312Vac .............................................................................. 98

Figure 6-6: Three Phase Measurement Screens ................................................................................................. 100

Figure 6-7: Single Phase Measurement Screens for Phase A and B ................................................................... 100

Figure 6-8: USER LIMIT SETTINGS Screen ........................................................................................................... 110

Figure 6-9: RAMP TIME & SLEW RATE SETTINGS Screen .................................................................................... 111

Figure 6-10: PROGRAM MEMORY screen ........................................................................................................... 113

Figure 6-11: CSC CONFIGURATION screen ......................................................................................................... 114

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Summary of Contents for 1150ADF

Page 1: ...N 160670 10 ADF Series Programmable AC Power Source PACIFIC POWER SOURCE Worldwide Supplier of Precision Programmable Power Copyright 2019 Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ...

Page 2: ...s Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 2 of 349 PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK FOR HARDCOPY VERSIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT ...

Page 3: ...iple Chassis Models 24 4 3 AC Output Mode 25 4 3 1 Temporary Current Overload 27 4 3 2 AC Voltage and Current Output Charts 28 4 3 3 Option V Extended AC Voltage Ranges Supplemental specs 29 4 4 DC Output Mode Requires Option D 31 4 5 Protection Modes 31 4 6 Metering 32 4 7 AC Input 33 4 8 Dimensions Weight 33 4 9 Environmental 34 4 10 Safety Regulatory 34 4 11 Digital Interfaces 35 4 12 Auxiliary...

Page 4: ...abinet System Grounding 69 5 15 8 Recommended AC Output Wire Strip Lengths 70 5 15 9 Cabinet Load Connections 70 5 16 ADF Cabinet Systems Turn ON and turn OFF Procedures 71 5 16 1 Cabinet Power Turn ON using Circuit Breakers 71 5 16 2 Cabinet Power Turn OFF using Circuit Breakers 71 5 17 Cabinet System Options 73 5 17 1 OCS Output Control Switch Option 73 5 18 Interface Options 73 5 18 1 Rear Pane...

Page 5: ...URATION Screen 114 6 7 6 USER PRESETS Screen 115 6 8 SYST SYSTEM Screens 117 6 8 1 SYSTEM MENU 1 118 6 8 2 SYSTEM MENU 2 118 6 8 3 ERROR EVENT QUEUE Screen 119 6 8 4 FAULT INFORMATION Screen 119 6 8 5 INTERFACE Screen 120 6 8 6 UNIT INFORMATION Screen 130 6 8 7 PARALLEL UNITS Screen 131 6 8 8 SYSTEM SETTINGS Screen 132 6 8 9 EXTERNAL STORAGE MANAGEMENT Screen 133 6 8 10 CALIBRATION MENU Screen 134...

Page 6: ...mmands 183 8 6 2 Execution Commands 191 8 6 3 Memory Management Commands 192 8 7 Source Commands 195 8 7 1 Source Configuration Programming Commands 195 8 7 2 Voltage Programming Commands 199 8 7 3 Frequency Programming Commands 206 8 7 4 Current Programming Commands 207 8 7 5 Phase Programming Commands 210 8 7 6 Voltage Protection Programming Commands 211 8 7 7 Current Protection Programming Comm...

Page 7: ...us Byte Display 283 10 6 3 Browser Status Bar 283 10 6 4 Operation Manual PDF 283 10 7 Source Control Screens 284 10 7 1 Program 285 10 7 2 Protections 286 10 7 3 Program Memory 287 10 7 4 SCPI Script 288 10 8 Measurement Screens 290 10 8 1 Monitor 291 10 8 2 Real Time Plot 292 10 8 3 V I Plot 293 10 8 4 Data Logger 294 10 9 Configuration Screens 295 10 9 1 Unit Settings 296 10 9 2 User Limits Pre...

Page 8: ...dures 316 11 4 1 Voltage Calibration Offset 316 11 4 2 Current Calibration Offset 317 11 4 3 Voltage Calibration Gain 318 11 4 4 Current Gain Calibration Setup Diagrams 319 11 4 1 Current Calibration Load Values 320 11 4 2 Current Calibration Gain 321 11 4 3 Exit Calibration Mode 321 12 Warnings Error Messages 322 12 1 Preface 322 12 2 Errors Warnings Messages in Numeric Order 322 13 Service and M...

Page 9: ...e USER INTERFACE screen soft keys 122 Table 6 15 Available USER INTERFACE screen soft keys 123 Table 6 16 Available ETHERNET INTERFACE SETUP screen soft keys 125 Table 6 17 Available SERIAL INTERFACE SETUP screen soft keys 126 Table 6 18 Available USB INTERFACE SETUP screen soft keys 127 Table 6 19 Available GPIB INTERFACE SETUP screen soft keys 128 Table 6 20 Available UNIT INFORMATION screen sof...

Page 10: ...5 9 Three phase Wye Load Output Connections External Voltage Sense 54 Figure 5 10 Three phase Delta Load Output Connections Internal Voltage Sense 56 Figure 5 11 Three phase Delta Load Output Connections External Voltage Sense 57 Figure 5 12 1150 ADF Single Phase Shorting Adaptor assembly 58 Figure 5 13 Single phase Load Output Connections 59 Figure 5 14 ADF A Version External Voltage Sense Connec...

Page 11: ...REPORT Screen 136 Figure 7 1 Rear Panel AUX I O DB25 Connector Location 141 Figure 7 2 DB25 Connector AUX I O Pin Locations 142 Figure 7 3 External Trigger Input Timing 147 Figure 7 4 External Sync Input Pulses 148 Figure 7 5 External Sync Input Sync Status Indication 149 Figure 7 6 External Sync Input Sync Lost Status Indication 149 Figure 7 7 Transient Trigger Output Pulse 151 Figure 7 8 Functio...

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Page 13: ...nd will be returned without repair This warranty is exclusive of all other warranties expressed or implied 2 2 Service and Spare Parts Limited Warranty PPS warrants repair work to be free from defects in material and workmanship for the period of ninety 90 days from the invoice date This Service and Spare Parts Limited Warranty applies to replacement parts or to subassemblies only All shipping and...

Page 14: ...MANUAL SECTION 2 FRONT MATTER Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 14 of 349 ...

Page 15: ... Cet produit est un appareil Classe 1 avec terre de protection Les dispositifs de sécurité de ce produit peuvent être altérés si le produit est utilisé d une manière non spécifiée dans le manuel d utilisation WARNING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS This instrument is intended for indoor use in an installation category II pollution degree 2 environments only It is designed to operate at a maximum relative...

Page 16: ...l shock hazard that could result in personal injury This instrument may be equipped with a line filter to reduce electromagnetic interference and must be properly grounded to minimize electric shock hazard Operation at line voltages or frequencies in excess of those stated on the model type plate may cause leakage currents in excess of 5 0 mA peak REGLE DE SECURITE MISE A LA TERRE Ce produit est u...

Page 17: ...at least 1 minute then use a Digital Voltmeter DMM in VDC Mode to check for any residual DC voltage from each Line terminal to the Chassis ground stud to check for safe voltage levels 5 Vdc before touching the unit or any terminal blocks or pins AVERTISSEMENT TENIR A l ECART DE CIRCUITS SOUS TENSION Les utilisateurs ne doivent pas retirer les capots de l appareil Le remplacement des composants et ...

Page 18: ...ower Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 18 of 349 5 Vdc Line to Gnd CHECK ALL THREE INPUT LINES POSITIONS Figure 2 1 EMI AC Input Filter Residual Voltage Check after disconnecting AC Mains power ...

Page 19: ...T DE COMPOSANTS NE PAS MODIFIER L EQUIPEMENT En raison d introduction de dangers supplémentaires ne pas installer des pièces de rechange et ne pas effectuer de modification de l équipement non autorisés Retourner l appareil à un bureau de ventes et services Pacific Power Source pour le service et la réparation afin d assurer le maintien des caractéristiques de sécurité Les appareils qui semblent e...

Page 20: ...IB remote control The performance of the ADF Series power source models is detailed in section 4 Technical Specifications Maximum voltage current and power capability depends on the specific model This manual covers standard ADF Series models Modified units are generally shipped with a manual addendum as a supplement to this manual The manual addendum covers specific modifications from the standar...

Page 21: ... AC inverter output stage Inverter Controller DSP Inverter Controller DSP Active PFC Input 208 240Vac or 380 480Vac L1 L2 L3 High Frequency DC DC Converter Galvanic Isolation 3 Phase AC Input H Bridge DC AC Inverter H Bridge DC AC Inverter H Bridge DC AC Inverter Dual DC Bus Dual DC Bus Inverter Controller DSP AC PFC DC DC Controller DSP Command Processor HIGH SPEED INTERNAL COMMUNICATION BUS L P ...

Page 22: ...icates to all chassis that are connected on the master auxiliary interconnect bus 3 5 Measurement Read back The voltage frequency and current limit settings of the AC power source can be set from the front panel or over any of the available digital remote control interfaces During operation the AC source output voltage frequency current and power can be read back for each of the available output p...

Page 23: ...rchase to the ADF Series Power Sources Option Designation Description Notes D DC Output Mode Option F Extended Frequency Range Option M Single Phase Output Mode Requires 3 Phase ADF O Output Control Switch T Output Transformer for 400Vac Range External Chassis V Extended AC Voltage Range Table 3 3 Available ADF Options ADF Model Number Encoder Note For field upgrades of certain options contact fac...

Page 24: ...re slave units connected through a high speed parallel bus Each unit requires its own three phase AC input and must be turned on at the front panel using its individual circuit breaker This avoids massive inrush current at power up of the system as each unit can be turned on one at a time Multi chassis systems are installed in a suitable 19 cabinet from the factory with a common AC input terminal ...

Page 25: ... drop 5 FS Voltage Slew Rate At least 1 0 V us Isolation 550 Vac Frequency Range 45 00 500 0 Hz Extended Frequency Range Option F 15 00 1200 0 Hz Programming Resolution3 0 01 Hz Accuracy 0 01 Current Limit Range4 See model tables Figure 4 3 and Figure 4 4 Values shown are supported for any period of time Current Overload Available 30 Current overload for up to 2 0 seconds when enabled See Figure 4...

Page 26: ... unrestricted export products To meet that requirement frequency programming in all 2GE and 4GE ADF models has three resolution ranges which round the frequency to the nearest increment as defined in the table below Frequency Resolution for Export Models Range Resolution 1 00 99 99 Hz 0 01 Hz 100 599 9 Hz 0 1 Hz 600 999 Hz 2 0 Hz 1000 1200 Hz 5 0 Hz Note 5 Refer to Voltage Current ratings tables N...

Page 27: ... Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 27 of 349 4 3 1 Temporary Current Overload Figure 4 2 Current Overload vs Time ...

Page 28: ...Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 28 of 349 4 3 2 AC Voltage and Current Output Charts AC VOLTAGE RANGES Figure 4 3 AC Mode Voltage Current range 1150ADF Model Figure 4 4 AC Mode Voltage Current range 3150ADF Model per Phase ...

Page 29: ... in section 6 4 11 page 97 Range 1 and 2 must be enabled using a bus command before they can be activated in a similar way Refer to Note For voltage limits higher than 312V L N this mode must be enabled first See SOURce VOLTage EXTend command in section 8 7 2 on page 199 The following specification adjustments apply for each extended range mode Range 0 up to 312V Standard THD specs apply only from...

Page 30: ...ts Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 30 of 349 These power and current restrictions are reflected in the charts below for reference Figure 4 5 Extended AC Voltage Current Range 1150ADF Model Figure 4 6 Extended AC Voltage Current Range 3150ADF Model per phase ...

Page 31: ...Adc Accuracy 0 5 Adc Modes Constant Current Mode or Output Trip MODEL Phase Mode Rated Power DC Voltage Range Max DC Current 3 Phase Mode Max DC Current 1 Phase Mode Form Factor 1150ADF xGD 1 Phase 15 kVA 0 425 Vdc n a 62 5 Adc 2x 4U Chassis Rackmount 3150ADF xGD 3 Phase 15 kVA 21 0 Adc n a 1300ADF xGD 1 Phase 30 kVA n a 125 0 Adc Fully wired 28U Cabinet power system 3300ADF xGD 3 Phase 30 kVA 41 ...

Page 32: ... F S True Power 2 Range See model table in section 4 1 or 0 Resolution 0 01 W Accuracy 1 5 F S Apparent Power 2 Range See model table in section 4 1 or 0 Resolution 0 01 VA Accuracy 1 5 F S Power Factor 3 Range 0 00 1 00 Resolution 0 01 Accuracy 0 5 F S Voltage DC Requires Option D Range 0 440 Vdc Resolution 0 1 V Accuracy 0 25 F S Current DC Requires Option D Range See model table in section 4 1 ...

Page 33: ...Voltage Range 380 Vac 480 Vac 10 Nominal Phase Current 380V 3ø 18 A rms 27 A rms Max Rated Phase Current 20 A rms 30 A rms Nominal Phase Current 480V 3ø 14 A rms 23 A rms Max Rated Phase Current 16 A rms 28 A rms Peak Inrush Current2 1 5 x Irms Input Power Factor 0 9 Efficiency 85 Internal Line Fuses 4 NOT USER SERVICEABLE Type FUSE SEMICONDUCTOR 22X58MM Rating 63A 600VAC NOTE For models consistin...

Page 34: ...Audible Noise at 1 meter Standby 46 dBA Full power 85 dBA typical Operating Temperature 0 to 40 C 32 to104 F Storage Temperature 20 to 70 C 4 to 158 F Humidity 80 non condensing for temperatures up to 31 C decreasing linearly to 50 relative humidity at 40 C Altitude max 2000 m 6560 feet 4 10 Safety Regulatory SAFETY REGULATORY Safety Standard EN 61010 1 2010 Edition 3 EMC Emissions EN 55011 2009 A...

Page 35: ...en parity N None no parity bit Number of data bits 7 or 8 Number of stop bits 1 or 2 Handshake Xon Xoff Signal Levels Inputs RxD Maximum input voltage 25 V Input Impedance 5 kΩ typical Switching thresholds VH 3 V VL 3 V Outputs TxD Output voltage at RLOAD 3 kΩ min 5 V typical 5 4 V Output Impedance 300Ω min 10 MΩ typical in power off state Short circuit current Typ 35 mA typical Ethernet Protocol ...

Page 36: ... outputs with 5 2V output and 200Ω output impedance Into a 5kΩ load the output voltage is 5V Note DO3 and DO4 are open drain outputs with internal pull up of 1k to 5 5V with a diode protection At no load these outputs will measure 5 5V With a 5kΩ impedance these outputs will measure 4 6V TTL Level Relay State Function Strobe Trigger Out Phase Reference sync output User programmable outputs 2 Volta...

Page 37: ...ansformer Option 4 13 1 Available T Option Rating Versions The Transformer option is available in several power levels to match the power source configuration The following transformer option ratings are available Note that ADF models configured for a Transformer option are designated by an ADFT model designation ADFT Models Transformer Rating 3150ADFT Rack Mount 19 Chassis 4U 7 height Rated for 1...

Page 38: ... when enabled Note 1 FREQUENCY PROGRAM RESOLUTION FOR EXPORT MODELS 4FE 2FE Per U S A Bureau of Industry and Security ECCN 3A225 frequency control is limited to no better than 0 2 at frequencies of 600 Hz or more for unrestricted export products To meet that requirement frequency programming in all ADF xFE models has three resolution ranges which round the frequency to the nearest increment as def...

Page 39: ...tems refer to Section 5 15 Cabinet Systems starting on page 63 5 2 Lifting and Carrying Instructions WARNING THIS UNIT IS HEAVY Two persons are required to lift or carry this unit DO NOT attempt to lift alone DO NOT use the front panel rack handles alone to lift this unit The unit must be supported in front and back when carrying AVERTISSEMENT CET EQUIPEMENT EST LOURD Deux personnes sont requises ...

Page 40: ...nit is to be installed in an instrument rack the straps may be removed In that case a suitable lift must be used to position the unit at the desired rack height and pushed in place using either rack slides or L brackets not included with the unit The front panel handles may be used to pull or push the unit in or out of a rack space only Note The front panel handles are not designed to carry the en...

Page 41: ...AC input configuration matches the local utility power Do not connect the power supply to the mains if the AC input voltage phasing and frequency does not match WARNING DO NOT CONNECT A 208 240 V AC INPUT ADF MODEL TO A 380V 400V OR 480V OR HIGHER THREE PHASE UTILITY LINE VOLTAGE AS DAMAGE TO THE UNIT MAY OCCUR DO NOT CONNECT A 380 480 V AC INPUT ADF MODEL TO A 208V TO 240V THREE PHASE UTILITY LIN...

Page 42: ...o the Chassis ground stud to check for safe voltage levels 5 Vdc before touching the unit or any terminal blocks or pins AVERTISSEMENT Les connexions d entrée AC doivent inclure un dispositif de déconnexion un commutateur externe ou disjoncteur dans le cadre de l installation Le dispositif de déconnexion doit être convenablement situé et facilement accessible et doit être marqué comme le dispositi...

Page 43: ...ALLATION Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 43 of 349 5 Vdc Line to Gnd CHECK ALL THREE INPUT LINES POSITIONS ...

Page 44: ...10 4 mm 2 AWG 12 1150ADF 4 380 400 V ac 3 480 V ac 3 30 A rms max 24 A rms max 35 A rms 30 A rms 10 mm 2 AWG 8 6 mm 2 AWG 10 3150ADF 4 380 400 V ac 3 480 V ac 3 30 A rms max 24 A rms max 35 A rms 30 A rms 10 mm 2 AWG 8 6 mm 2 AWG 10 Table 5 1 AC Input Wire Size Table The AC input connections must be made at the rear panel AC terminal block This input block has a removable safety cover that must be...

Page 45: ... Figure 5 4 AC Input Terminal Block Rear Panel 5 5 Grounding Requirements 5 5 1 Chassis Ground Connection Required WARNING SHOCK HAZARD Equipment must be grounded AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC l équipement doit être mis à la terre The unit MUST be grounded via the AC Input A line cord with proper Earth Ground must be used at all times Correct grounding of your electrical system infrastructure accor...

Page 46: ...ser may ground the output neutral terminals himself by running a suitable wire size from one of the output neutral terminals to the ground stud on the rear panel of the power source as shown in Figure 5 5 Grounding the output neutral can help reduce common mode noise at the output of the power source L2 B L3 C L1 A N NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER US...

Page 47: ... mounted in a standard 19 inch rack for system applications Zero stacking with other units or test equipment is possible The weight of the unit MUST be supported properly Either use rack slides or L brackets of sufficient weight rating that are compatible with the dimensions of the cabinet used ADF Series models with an output power rating above 15KVA are available as factory installed 19 instrume...

Page 48: ...e to a safe level These measures may include the fitting of noise reducing baffles or hoods or provision of protective earpieces AVERTISSEMENT Le niveau sonore de l appareil peut dépasser 85 dBA Le niveau sonore doit être mesuré à la fois à la position de l opérateur en utilisation normale et quelque soit le point à 1 mètre de l enceinte de l appareil qui a le niveau sonore le plus élevé L install...

Page 49: ... mettez l appareil hors tension au niveau du disjoncteur de face avant ET retirez tout cable d alimentation secteur Ne pas utiliser de solvant organique capable de changer la nature de la matière plastique tel que le benzène ou l acétone Veiller à ce qu aucun liquide ne pénètre à l intérieur de l appareil To clean this product use a soft or slightly damp cloth 5 12 Air Intake Filter Removal and Cl...

Page 50: ...anel 5 12 2 Filter Cleaning Use warm water and some mild detergent to rinse all dirt out of the filter material Allow the filter do dry for 2 hours or more till fully dry before re installing If the filter material is too dirty to clean replace with a new filter Contact customer service for replacement filters 5 12 3 Air Filter Installation To reinstall the filter material proceed as follows 1 Pla...

Page 51: ...teur dans toutes les situations où la tension d entrée secteur est appliquée Toujours débrancher l alimentation secteur avant de connecter ou déconnecter les bornes de sortie dangereuses The AC power source can be configured for either single phase output or three phase output Note The External Voltage Sense connector always has three phase and three neutral connections but in single phase mode of...

Page 52: ...rewdriver or pin to push down in the square hole located directly above each connection Once you push in you will feel to spring unlatch Now push the stripped wire end into the connector and pull out the small screwdriver or pin This will release the spring locking down the wire Use a pull test to make sure the wire is clamped down securely Repeat for the three phase wires and the neutral wire Not...

Page 53: ...tion Manual Page 53 of 349 The requisite WYE load output wiring is shown in Figure 5 8 using internal voltage sense and Figure 5 9 when using external voltage sense L2 B L3 C L1 A N NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER USE EITHER ONE OR ALL FOR THREE PHASE WYE LOADS USE PROVIDED MATING CONNECTOR TO CONNECT LOAD WIRES Figure 5 8 Three phase Wye Load Output ...

Page 54: ...authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 54 of 349 L2 B L3 C L1 A N NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER USE EITHER ONE OR ALL FOR THREE PHASE WYE LOADS USE PROVIDED MATING CONNECTOR TO CONNECT LOAD WIRES TWIST LINE NEUTRAL FOR EACH PHASE Figure 5 9 Three phase Wye Load Output Connections External Voltage Sense ...

Page 55: ...g connector provided in the ADF Series ship kit This six pole connector uses a spring loaded wire attachment system To unlock a position use a small screwdriver or pin to push down in the square hole located directly above each connection Once you push in you will feel to spring unlatch Now push the stripped wire end into the connector and pull out the small screwdriver or pin This will release th...

Page 56: ...n Manual Page 56 of 349 The requisite DELTA load output wiring is shown in Figure 5 10 using internal voltage sense and Figure 5 11 when using external voltage sense L2 B L3 C L1 A Vab Vac Vbc NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER NO NEUTRAL CONNECTION TO DELTA LOADS USE PROVIDED MATING CONNECTOR TO CONNECT LOAD WIRES Figure 5 10 Three phase Delta Load Outp...

Page 57: ...without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 57 of 349 L2 B L3 C L1 A Vab Vac Vbc NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER NO NEUTRAL CONNECTION TO DELTA LOADS USE PROVIDED MATING CONNECTOR TO CONNECT LOAD WIRES Figure 5 11 Three phase Delta Load Output Connections External Voltage Sense ...

Page 58: ...d Output Connection 1150ADF Only Connection of a single phase load can be accomplished by using the single phase shorting connector Part number 160086 provided in the 1150ADF ship kit This requires shorting of the three phase outputs Figure 5 12 1150 ADF Single Phase Shorting Adaptor assembly Connect phase A output to the Line connection of the AC load Connect the neutral output to the Neutral con...

Page 59: ...uction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 59 of 349 USE INCLUDED 1150ADF ONE PHASE MATING CONNECTOR TO CONNECT LOAD WIRES L N NOTE THREE NEUTRAL OUTPUT CONNECTOR PINS N N N ARE INTERNALLY SHORTED TOGETHER USE ALL THREE N CONTACTS TO CONNECT TO ONE PHASE LOADS Figure 5 13 Single phase Load Output Connections ...

Page 60: ...t be inaccessible to operator in all situations when ac input mains voltage is applied Always disconnect power supply from the mains before connecting or disconnecting to the hazardous external voltage sense terminals AVERTISSEMENT SORTIE DANGEREUSE La sortie de l appareil peut être réglée à des niveaux de tension dangereux L appareil fournit une isolation de base du réseau d entrée AC Par conséqu...

Page 61: ...Model units use a Push in spring connection type external voltage sense terminal that requires no mating connector Use a small screwdriver3 to push in the locking mechanism push in the stripped sense were ends and pull out the screwdriver to lock the wire in place See for reference Figure 5 14 ADF A Version External Voltage Sense Connector Note For three phase sense connection wiring model 3150ADF...

Page 62: ...switch 5 Close the AC mains disconnect to apply utility power 6 Turn on the front panel circuit breaker by pulling the lever upward to the I position Note Allow about 3 to 5 seconds for the ADF unit to fully initialize 7 If the instrument does not turn on for some reason turn OFF the front panel circuit breaker and verify the presence of the correct AC line input voltage using appropriate safety m...

Page 63: ... the same depth and width but height may vary by power level to accommodate more or less ADF units The following two sizes are offered 18U For power levels of 30kVA or 45kVA 28U For power levels of 60kVA to 90kVA 36U For power levels higher than 90kVA Note that alternative cabinet sizes and power levels may be supported for special requirements so this information applies to catalog models only Re...

Page 64: ...ction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 64 of 349 5 15 3 Dimensions Cab Size Height incl Casters Width Depth 18U 1036 mm 600 mm 900 mm 40 8 23 6 35 4 28U 1480 mm 600 mm 900 mm 58 3 23 6 35 4 36U 1836 mm 600 mm 900 mm 73 5 23 6 35 4 Figure 5 15 ADF Cabinet Dimensions Figure 5 16 Dimension Drawing 18 U Cabinet ...

Page 65: ...D INSTALLATION Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 65 of 349 Figure 5 17 Dimension Drawing 28 U Cabinet ...

Page 66: ...D INSTALLATION Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 66 of 349 Figure 5 18 Dimension Drawing 36 U Cabinet ...

Page 67: ...ller panel Note Input and or Output cables for grid power and load connections are NOT included with ADF cabinets AC input ratings for Cabinet systems are the same as for individual ADF units The AC input rating is listed on the cabinet serial tag which is located on the side of the cabinet As sample ADF Cabinet System label is shown below Maximum AC input current rating is shown per phase for the...

Page 68: ...when facing the back of the cabinet CAUTION Connect the Chassis Ground Stud to earth ground to ground the cabinet Cabinet must be grounded for safety purposes at all times N N øC øB øA L1 L2 L3 CHASSIS GROUND CONNECTION TB1 AC INPUT POWER THREE PHASE TB2 OUTPUT POWER THREE PHASE Figure 5 19 ADF Cabinet AC Input Connection Terminal Block TB1 5 15 6 Cabinet System AC Input Neutral The ADF power sour...

Page 69: ... a line filter to reduce electromagnetic interference and must be properly grounded to minimize electric shock hazard Operation at line voltages or frequencies in excess of those stated on the model type plate may cause leakage currents in excess of 5 0 mA peak REGLE DE SECURITE MISE A LA TERRE Ce produit est un équipement de Classe 1 muni d une borne de mise à la terre Pour minimiser le risque de...

Page 70: ... C Wires 11 16 17 mm Neutral Wire 1 9 16 40 mm Note that there are two Neutral terminals on TB2 to support Single phase mode operation Both Neutral terminals are shorted together NOTE When operating in single phase mode the user is responsible for shorting the A B and C output terminal together 5 15 9 Cabinet Load Connections The output terminal Neutral and phase terminals are oriented as shown be...

Page 71: ...is recommended 1 Turn ON bottom auxiliary unit first by pulling its front panel circuit lever to the upward ON position 2 Turn ON any additional auxiliary units between the bottom auxiliary unit and the top Master unit by pulling each front panel circuit lever to the upward ON position 3 Turn ON the Master unit last by pulling its front panel circuit lever to the upward ON position This will ensur...

Page 72: ...LLATION Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 72 of 349 Figure 5 21 ADF Cabinet System Power ON and OFF Sequences ...

Page 73: ... or more series SPST switches as part of a text fixture safety interlock Opening the front panel mounted switch will disable the output of the power source The ON and OFF position of the OCS switch is silkscreened on the panel With this option installed the Remote Inhibit function of the ADF master unit is permanently set to REMOTE INHIBIT Refer to Section 5 18 3 5 18 Interface Options All ADF Ser...

Page 74: ...bstruct USB and LAN interface connector access Reverse GPIB cables are available but using these will obstruct the Auxiliary I O connector The GPIB pin assignments are per the IEEE488 1 standard and listed in the table below PIN Signal Description Pin 1 DIO1 Data input output bit Pin 2 DIO2 Data input output bit Pin 3 DIO3 Data input output bit Pin 4 DIO4 Data input output bit Pin 5 EOI End or ide...

Page 75: ...ation Manual Page 75 of 349 WARNING Do NOT connect the RJ45 LAN Ethernet connector of the power source to a PoE Power over Ethernet port as the DC voltage will damage the LAN interface No special device drivers are required to use the LAN interface as it uses TCP IP protocol but the IP address needs to be configured to operate on the user s local area network or private network Figure 5 22 ADF Ser...

Page 76: ...s used for system configuration cabinet systems only 5 19 Multi Unit Parallel Operation Two or more ADF units can be configured as a parallel system to create a high power system This requires at least one Master ADF unit and one or more Auxiliary units or Master units that will be used as Auxiliaries to the first Master Note Auxiliary units or Master units used in an auxiliary position must be of...

Page 77: ...ther parallel units at power on On an AUX unit this connector is connected to a MASTER unit or an AUX unit that precedes this unit in the parallel chain PARALLEL OUT On the MASTER unit this connector is connected to the first AUX unit On the last AUX unit in the parallel chain this connector is NOT CONNECTED signifying the end of the parallel chain The system bus uses a DVI I Dual Link Male to Mal...

Page 78: ...l bus cable 5 19 3 Master Master Paralleling Two or more masters can be paralleled as well This allows ADF units to be used separately or as part of a larger power source system This operation is the same and when paralleling using auxiliary units but only the first Master on the system bus will have an active front panel All other Masters will display the fact that they are operating in Auxiliary...

Page 79: ...output wiring from each cabinet must be brought to a common load termination point 3 Keep all power connections between the ADF cabinet and the load termination point as short as possible See diagram on next page for three phase output configuration parallel cabinets 5 20 2 System Grounding 1 All ADF Cabinet systems MUST be properly grounded to the local facility ground using the provided GROUND t...

Page 80: ... AFX CABINET 2 SLAVE BUNDLE PHASE WIRES WITH NEUTRAL WIRE S BUNDLE PHASE WIRES WITH NEUTRAL WIRE S ALL WIRES LENGTHS MUST BE EQUAL JUNCTION TERMINAL BLOCK N N C B A N N C B A AC INPUT TO LOAD PARALLEL OPERATION ADF CABINET OUTPUT WIRING AND CHASSIS GROUND INTERCONNECT PARALLELING CABLE From bottom unit in Master Cabinet to top unit in Slave Cabinet CONNECT PROVIDED GROUNDING CABLE BETWEEN CABINETS...

Page 81: ...mote Control Programming of this manual for an overview of available programming commands 6 1 Front Panel Layout The front panel layout is shown in Figure 6 1 below The number of buttons is kept to a minimum to ensure simple front panel operation for casual and experienced users alike The shuttle knob is used to slew parameter values and move through menus to make selections Figure 6 1 ADF Series ...

Page 82: ... to indicate they have been edited changed but have not yet taken effect This allows multiple parameters in the same screen to be edited with all new setting values taking effect at once when the ENTER or UPDATE ALL soft key is pressed ESC Key The escape key backs out of a menu or selection and returns to a previous level Back Space Key This key backs up one position erasing the last digit value e...

Page 83: ...D screen itself will be off This feature allows for the connection of a touch enabled LCD monitor to the Video Output the front panel as well When detected by the ADF a message will pop up asking the operator to change to the external screen If accepted the front panel LCD will turn off and the ADF screen will be display on the monitor along with a touch panel to operate the unit The actual front ...

Page 84: ...fans are turned off as well This essentially means the power source draws almost no power at all yet the front panel controls displays and all digital control interfaces remain operational so any required program changes can be made 2 STANDBY MODE In standby mode only the output inverter stage for each phase is turned off This means the first two stages remain on while the output is off This means...

Page 85: ...this section of the manual All available menus can be accessed using the Menu keys to the left of the LCD display The following five keys are available MENU KEY MENU SCREEN Description PROG PROGRAM Programming of output parameters and Measurements read back MEAS MEASUREMENTS Measurements TRAN N A Not used on ADF Series models CONF CONFIGURATION Configuration Screens SYST SYSTEM System Settings Int...

Page 86: ...s one or more parameters to be preset to a new value which won t become active until the Apply All soft key or the ENTER key is pressed Thus to slew a value proceed as follows 1 Use shuttle to move the active field to the parameter you want to slew 2 Press the shuttle once to enter the slew mode The selected field will be highlighted 3 Use the shuttle to increment clockwise or decrement counterclo...

Page 87: ...ield selected enter a new value using the numeric keypad Note that all fields are now shown with a gray background Edit mode active 3 Once satisfied with the new value move to the next parameter you want to change 4 Once all values are set to the new desired set value press the ENTER key or the Apply All soft key 6 4 1 Power On Settings The ADF Series will normally power up with the last settings ...

Page 88: ...dc DC output Option D Current limit 0 to Max A rms RMS Current Limit Power limit 0 to Max W True Power Limit kVA limit 0 to Max VA Apparent Power Limit Table 6 2 Available Output Parameters on PROGRAM screen Note 1 On ADF Series models with Option F frequency setting range is 15 1200 Hz Note 2 On ADF Series models with Option V max voltage setting can be higher than 300V Note 3 On ADF Series model...

Page 89: ... Rotation Phase Sequence Phase rotation aka sequence in three phase mode is fixed The default phase rotation of the ADF is the same as that of legacy PPS UPC controllers Figure 6 3 Three Phase AC mode Default Phase Rotation Phase rotation in three phase mode can be reversed if needed by swapping output connection wires B and C to the load The reversed phase rotation is shown in the figure below fo...

Page 90: ...he value you want As soon as you enter the first digit the soft keys will display commonly used values for the parameter you are changing For example if you are on the Frequency fields presets for 50 Hz 60 Hz and 400 Hz will appear On ADF Series models with Option F an additional 800 Hz preset soft key will be available If you are on the Voltage AC field voltage presets for single phase on single ...

Page 91: ...rogramming Resolution Once entering EDIT mode on any programmable field by double clicking the shuttle knob the parameter value can be slewed by turning the knob The setting resolution can be changed as needed If a large value change is needed a lower resolution will result in a faster change e g changing voltage 10V per click or 1V per click For a very small change a 0 1V or 0 01V change per clic...

Page 92: ...es that may be used to change the selected parameter to any of the preset values shown on the soft key labels This provides a quick way to set commonly used values It is also possible to reprogram these presets to user specific values Refer to Section 6 4 5 Customizing Output Programming Preset Soft Key Values on page 91 for details The following presets are offered for the parameters listed Frequ...

Page 93: ... power protection Activates power protection at W and kVA set points Trip time Determines how long the power source will allow the power level setting to be exceeded before tripping off Peak Current SK4 Displays the Peak Current protection screen This protection function is separate from the RMS current limit function By setting the peak current protection mode the maximum peak current is limited ...

Page 94: ... generate the output voltage This reactive current will be limited by the peak protection level set point so a minimum value applies The formula that determines the minimum set value for peak current protection is Ipk 1 A Vac_setpoint 0 09 Freq_setpoint in kHz This formula applies in three phase mode for ADF models of 15kVA and below For example with an output AC voltage setting of 230Vac and a fr...

Page 95: ... of 349 B An Error event will be triggered in the error and event queue in order to notify the user The error message is Peak current limit setting is too low for the desired voltage and frequency as shown in the screen capture below 6 4 9 Sine Waveform The ADF Series support only sinewave output waveforms Preview of the sinewave is shown on the LCD screen Name Description Image Notes 1 SINE Stand...

Page 96: ...d for output is not a sine wave This mode is preferred if switching to a user waveform that has a different mathematical RMS value from a sine wave should NOT result in the output voltage amplitude being adjusted to maintain the same RMS level as with a sine wave As in the previous example adding a spike or a dip in part of the sinewave will not affect the output amplitude of the sinewave portion ...

Page 97: ...to line in three phase mode For ADF Series models configured with the V Option Option V extended voltage operation to 320V or even 333V is supported with some restrictions These restrictions are determined by the maximum voltage setting programmed 6 4 11 1 300 305 V Max Voltage 305VL N 528VL L This setting reflects a 10 over voltage for 277VL N 480VL N nominal voltage applications Restrictions Fre...

Page 98: ... and the standard available max power level of the ADF model used An Event Message is generated to notify the user of this restriction 6 4 11 5 Accessing Extended Voltage Ranges To enable higher voltage operation the user must first set the MAX USER LIMIT for Vac to more than 300 00V Values from 300 00 to 312 00 will be accepted Figure 6 5 Enable Vac extended operating range to 312Vac Once the Vol...

Page 99: ...f 349 6 4 11 6 Power Limit Adjustment Notification Messages The message queue is accessible from the SYSTEM MENU A sample of the relevant Event Message is shown below The Webpage interface indicates the setting change was trigger from a browser connection Alternative sources are Front Panel Interface or Remote Interface Note Disable extended AC voltage range access set the voltage AC MAX user limi...

Page 100: ...etween single phase and multiphase mode If the power source is configured for single phase mode operation only the single phase measurement screens are available When in three phase mode the user can change screens between all three phases or one phase at a time using the PHASE key located below the Output ON OFF key or by pressing the Individual Phase soft key SK5 6 5 1 Measurements Screen by Pha...

Page 101: ... allows toggling between the two available measurement screens The same can be accomplished by pressing the MEAS button on the left hand side of the LCD display Fault Status SK2 Pressing this soft key displays the Fault Status screen The fault status shows a history list of possible error or fault messages that have been recorded by the power source The following soft keys are available to review ...

Page 102: ...t time This provides a trend plot of any available measured parameter The following soft keys are available to control the time plot Start Starts time plot Select Meas Select parameters to display Zoom Y Zoom both X and Y axis Save Saves plot data to memory device Clean and Refresh Auto scaled Y axis Individual Phase SK5 Displays the individual phase measurement screen for Phase A To select other ...

Page 103: ...already displayed Phase B SK2 Displays individual phase measurement screen for phase B if not already displayed Phase C SK3 Displays individual phase measurement screen for phase C if not already displayed Real Time Plot SK4 Display strip chart of voltage current or both against time This provides a trend plot of any available measured parameter The following soft keys are available to control the...

Page 104: ...ntents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 104 of 349 6 6 TRAN TRANSIENTS Screens This functionality is not available on ADF Series models ...

Page 105: ...tion without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 105 of 349 6 7 CONF CONFIGURATION Screens The CONFIGURATION screens 1 2 allow setting of secondary parameters functions These include the following operation aspects Configuration Pressing the CONF key will display the CONFIGURATION screen as shown on the left below ...

Page 106: ...s Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 106 of 349 All other system related screens can be accessed using the SYST menu key Refer to Section 6 7 6 ...

Page 107: ...ion to 300Vac is desired this field should be set to High This effectively simulates a conventional dual voltage range model Mode Displays the output mode AC Update Phase Sets the phase angle at which output voltage and frequency changes will take place on phase A This setting applies to both steady state output changes and to the start of a transient program execution It also applies to the OUTPU...

Page 108: ...ss to other utility screens is available from the UNIT CONFIGURATION screen through the soft keys The table below lists the available soft keys on the UNIT CONFIGURATION screen SOFT KEY Description User Limits SK1 Displays SETUP MENU screen Refer to section 6 7 2 Ramp Slew SK3 Displays SLEW RATE MENU screen Refer to section 6 7 3 Program Memory SK2 Displays PROGRAM MEMORY screen Refer to section 6...

Page 109: ...ing enabled Recall last settings at power onWhen checked this mode will cause the last settings that were in effect when the power source was last turned off to be recalled at power on This allows a user to resume operation without having to set up again between power on off events Positive phase rotation When checked the phase rotation in three phase mode will be set to A C B corresponding to pos...

Page 110: ...revent output frequency programming of values that could cause the transformer to saturate This applies to voltage where a high voltage value could damage a unit under test that was not designed to handle high AC input voltage Figure 6 8 USER LIMIT SETTINGS Screen The following parameters can be set from this screen Voltage AC Lower and Upper Vrms set limits for AC programming Frequency Lower and ...

Page 111: ... The following parameters can be set from this screen Ramp time Sets the time over which output changes will take place For the time set output changes will ramp from their previous set value to the new set value When DISABLED changes will occur at the programmed slew rate settings in the SLEW RATE SETTING screen as both cannot be in effect at the same time Settings Slew Rate settings provide cont...

Page 112: ...er Source Operation Manual Page 112 of 349 SOFT KEY Description Cancel All SK2 Cancels all changes highlighted in grey sets slew rates back to prior settings and returns to previous screen Enable Ramp T Enables Ramp time disables Slew rate settings Enable Slew R Enable Slew Rate settings disables Ramp time Back SK5 Returns to the previous screen Table 6 11 Available RAMP TIME SLEW RATE SETTINGS sc...

Page 113: ...tup registers numbered from 1 through 10 Use the shuttle to select either the Recall or Save field and press the shuttle to enter edit mode Once the correct number is selected press ENTER to confirm Recall from register Recalls setup from selected register If register is empty an error message will be displayed and no setting will be recalled Note If a register location is empty an error message w...

Page 114: ...sh SK5 Return to previous screen Table 6 12 Available SLEW RATE SETTINGS screen soft keys 6 7 5 CSC CONFIGURATION Screen The CSC CONFIGURATION menu allows the Continuous Self Calibration mode to be enabled This feature is used to improve load regulation of the power source by continuous measurement of the output phase voltage s and adjusting the internal set points as needed to maintain close to z...

Page 115: ...RESETS Screen The USER PRESETS screen allows the soft key set values for output programming that appear in the PROGRAM screen to be changed to setting values preferred by the user Presets can be defined for the following output settings VOLTage AC FREQuency CURRent LIMit POWer LIMit KVA LIMit 6 7 6 1 AC Voltage Soft keys 6 7 6 2 Frequency Soft keys Note Preset value higher than 500 00 Hz are only ...

Page 116: ... Power Source Operation Manual Page 116 of 349 6 7 6 4 Power and VA Limit Soft keys For each parameter theuser will be prompted to confirm soft key value setting changes See dialog to the right SOFT KEY Description Apply All SK1 Applies values entered by user Cancel All SK2 Cancel all changes made Default All Sk3 Sets all soft key settings for selected parameter to factory defaults Back SK5 Refres...

Page 117: ...lor the instruments operation to the user s specific requirements and operating environment These include the following areas Remote Control Interfaces System level settings logs and firmware updates Calibration Parallel Operation Options if any Pressing the SYST key will display the first of two CONFIGURATION screens as shown below Figure 6 12 SYSTEM MAIN MENU 1 The More soft key will allow movin...

Page 118: ... MENU allows for selection of the following functions Error Event Queue Screen Fault Information Screen Interface Settings Screen Unit Information Screen Parallel Unit Configuration Screen Each screen is covered in subsequent sections 6 8 2 SYSTEM MENU 2 The second SYSTEM MENU allows for selection of the following functions System Settings Screen External Storage Management Screen Calibration Scre...

Page 119: ...the error queue was cleared The error queue can be cleared using a SCPI command over any of the remote control interfaces or by pressing the Clear Queue soft key while on this screen Figure 6 14 ERROR EVENT QUEUE Screen 6 8 4 FAULT INFORMATION Screen The fault list shows any logged internal operation faults This information may be useful when trouble shooting any issues with the power source In th...

Page 120: ... 120 of 349 6 8 5 INTERFACE Screen The INTERFACE SETUP screen allows access to the setup parameter of any of the available remote control interfaces Figure 6 16 INTERFACE SETUP Screen Available selections are Local Interface Relates to front panel operation LAN Ethernet Interface Setup Serial RS232 Serial Interface Setup USB USB Interface Setup GPIB GPIB Interface Setup Digital Analog I O Setup Ea...

Page 121: ...which has three distinct functions 1 Scrolling values up or down 2 Single Click push function 3 Double Click push function Parameters available to set are as follows Language Available language selections are English default factory setting Chinese Language can be switched by pressing the shuttle while on the language field and scrolling between available selections Press ENTER to confirm selectio...

Page 122: ...ent of frequency Enable variable speed shuttle knob When selected the speed of rotating the shuttle knob will increase the step size of the parameter being changed If unchecked changes occur at a fixed step size resolution Set step with numeric keypad When set the numeric keypad can be used to increment or decrement the step size of the shuttle knob Digits 9 to 1 our use to change from largest ste...

Page 123: ... 1 LCD brightness 2 Keyboard Backlight 3 Sound Levels Parameters available to set are as follows LCD brightness Adjusts the LCD display backlight brightness Range is 0 9 Keypad Backlight brightness Adjusts the keyboard backlight brightness Range is 0 9 Sound Volume Adjusts the loudness of the keyboard and message beeps Enable keypad sound Enables or Disables audible beeps when operating the keyboa...

Page 124: ... network Note You may need to consult your network administrator to set up this interface correctly The following parameters can be set on this screen Automatic IP Configuration Select this mode if your network has a domain name server running An IP address will be assigned by the DNS each time the power source is turned on IP IP address setting This address must be unique to your network segment ...

Page 125: ...PS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 125 of 349 The following soft keys are available from the ETHERNET INTERFACE SETUP screen SOFT KEY Description Apply SK1 Accepts new settings and returns to previous screen Cancel SK2 Returns to the previous screen Refresh SK3 Advanced SK5 Access detailed LAN Interface Setting screen Table 6 16 Available ETHERNET INTERFACE SETUP screen soft keys ...

Page 126: ... parameters can be set on this screen Bits per second Sets the baud rate Available settings are 9600 14400 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 Data bits Sets the number of bits per frame Available settings are 7 or 8 bits Parity Sets parity check to either odd even or none Stop bits Sets the number of stop bits as either 1 or 2 Flow control Sets handshake mode to None or Xon Xoff The following soft keys a...

Page 127: ...en Enable Virtual Serial Port Enables or disables PC control using a virtual serial port driver Enable LAN Enables or disables the LAN Ethernet Interface IP emulation mode which supports use of the embedded LXI web server The virtual IP address of the USB LAN emulation mode is fixed at 192 168 123 1 Note Any changes made to this screen will NOT take effect until the power source has been completel...

Page 128: ...disables the GPIB interface Disable when not in use to avoid erroneous interrupts Address Sets GPIB bus address Available range is from 1 through 30 Default factory setting is address 1 The following soft keys are available from the GPIB INTERFACE SETUP screen SOFT KEY Description Apply SK1 Accepts new settings and returns to previous screen Cancel SK2 Returns to the previous screen Back SK5 Retur...

Page 129: ...ation for this input remote inhibit and remote enable 1 Disable mode In his mode the Remote Inhibit inputs are not active so this function is turned off No short between the RI pins is required to enable the output in this mode 2 Remote Inhibit mode The two pins have to be shorted for the output to be enabled from the front panel or remote command This is a necessary but not a sufficient condition...

Page 130: ...us Shows the status of the front panel Only the MASTER unit in a multi unit system will have its front panel enabled Front panel FW ver Firmware revision of the front panel control processor Power stage FW ver Firmware revision of the power stage processors Hardware revision Hardware build revision Serial number Unit Serial number Model Model number typically 1xxxADX or 3xxxADX where xxx power rat...

Page 131: ...units Tells the power source how many total units to expect to find on the system interface bus at power up If the number found is less than the number expected as set by the user one or more units may not be powered up or missing Leaving this check box off means the system will operate with the number of units found regardless Stand alone unit Set this check box if you want the power supply to op...

Page 132: ...k Use Network Time Protocol When set the time and date will be adjusted based on the NTP protocol This requires the unit to be connected to a local area network Time zone UTC offset This parameter sets the number of time zone from UTC where the unit is located to reflect local time Coordinated Universal Time UTC is the primary time standard by which the world regulates clocks and time It does not ...

Page 133: ...as USB memory stick and SD Cards in addition to its internal storage memory These devices may be used to store data program setups transients etc Figure 6 25 EXTERNAL STORAGE MANAGMENT Screen Program storage memory defaults to INTERNAL but can be changed to any available inserted and mounted external memory device if needed The first parameter field is used to make this selection If any external m...

Page 134: ...ents are calibrated to an external reference DMM at the same time A suitable current shunt or current transformer and a load will be required to perform calibration Figure 6 26 CALIBRATION MENU Screen The following soft keys are available from the CALIBRATION MENU SOFT KEY Description Calibrate SK1 Enters calibration state Reset SK2 Resets all calibration coefficients previous values Back SK5 Retu...

Page 135: ...rent media such as SD Card USB memory stick or on line through Pacific s FTP site The FIRMWARE UPDATE screen provides the means for the end user to perform a firmware update Figure 6 27 FIRMWARE UPDATE Screen The following soft keys are available from the FIRMWARE UPDATE screen SOFT KEY Description Mount Drive SK1 Mount media that contains new firmware revision From FTP SK4 Install latest firmware...

Page 136: ...e unit remotely assuming it is connected to a network with Internet access Figure 6 28 REMOTE SUPPORT Screen The Report soft keys will cause a detailed report to be generated and sent to Pacific Power Source customer support so we can assist in resolving any technical support issues Figure 6 29 Remote Support REPORT Screen The following soft keys are available from the LOGGING TOOL screen SOFT KEY...

Page 137: ...or disconnecting to the hazardous output terminals AVERTISSEMENT SORTIE DANGEREUSE La sortie de l appareil peut être réglée à des niveaux de tension dangereux L appareil fournit une isolation de base du réseau d entrée AC Par conséquent la sortie doit toujours être considérée comme dangereuse Les connexions doivent être inaccessibles à l opérateur dans toutes les situations où la tension d entrée ...

Page 138: ...f 30 C in a bundle of not more than three 75 C rated wires common electrical codes would recommend AWG 8 size 10 mm 2 7 1 3 Connecting a UUT When setting up for a new test and connecting any equipment to the AC power source proceed as follows 1 Always make sure the AC power source is turned OFF at the POWER switch when making any wire connections 2 Check that the output of the equipment under test...

Page 139: ...dous external voltage sense terminals AVERTISSEMENT SORTIE DANGEREUSE La sortie de l appareil peut être réglée à des niveaux de tension dangereux L appareil fournit une isolation de base du réseau d entrée AC Par conséquent la sortie doit toujours être considérée comme dangereuse Les connexions doivent être inaccessibles à l opérateur dans toutes les situations où la tension d entrée secteur est a...

Page 140: ...of the AC source is required to minimize load cable impedance 7 2 3 Load Connection with External Voltage Sense The following points must be considered when existing sense cables are connected directly to the load or to the central load distribution point 1 Minimize the distance between the AC power source and the load as much as possible to keep load wire length to a minimum 2 Directly connect A ...

Page 141: ...ons and control Digital Outputs for status indication and relay control Analog Inputs for control of power source parameters Analog Outputs for measurement monitoring A 12Vdc power output to power external circuits RS232 Serial Interface Optional embedded GPIB Control Interface The analog digital and RS232 ports are accessible on a female DB25 connector located on the rear panel of the ADF master ...

Page 142: ...DB25 connectors are shown in Figure 7 2 below Note that the connector is installed Upside down due to mounting constraints PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 PIN 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 RS232 DIGITAL I O ANALOG I O GND GND 12VDC Figure 7 2 DB25 Connector AUX I O Pin Locations Functional grouping of pins by I O function is done as shown in the figure above The left hand side groups all A...

Page 143: ...MS Phase B Any set point Analog Input 12 AI3 Analog Input Volt RMS Phase C Any set point Analog Input 13 AI4 Analog Input Current Limit RMS all phases Any set point Analog Input 14 TxD RS232 Transmit Data Tx RS232 Output 15 12V Output 12Vdc 0 5 A max current protected Power Output 16 DO3 RC1 Relay Control 1 FORM Programmable Open Collector Current protected Digital Output 17 DO4 RC2 Relay Control ...

Page 144: ...er measurement Analog Output 25 AO4 Analog output 4 Total Power all phases combined Any other measurement Analog Output 3 DI1 General Purpose Digital Input 1 Programmable Digital Input 4 DI2 General Purpose Digital Input 2 Programmable Digital Input 5 DI3 General Purpose Digital Input 3 Programmable Digital Input 20 DO1 General Purpose Digital Output 1 Programmable Digital Output 21 DO2 General Pu...

Page 145: ...Dedicated Function Digital Inputs Remote Inhibit External Trigger Input External Phase Sync Input 7 3 5 1 Remote Inhibit REMOTE INHIBIT The mode can be selected from the SYST SYSTEM menu screen using the Interfaces Remote Inhibit selection as shown below There are three modes of operation for this input 1 Disable mode In his mode the Remote Inhibit inputs are not active so this function is turned ...

Page 146: ...regardless of the output enable command button It is a sufficient condition to enable the output Command SYSTem DIO REMote ENAble 0 1 7 3 6 Transient Trigger Input TRIGGER INPUT The external trigger input can be programmed to trigger the start of a transient program This allows the power source output sequence to be initialized by an external sync signal In order to use the trigger input the mode ...

Page 147: ...e required to compensate for any phase shifts Note than Phase B and C are still phase related to A as programmed by B and C phase angles 7 3 7 1 Principle of Operation In AC Line sync mode the ADF uses the L L AC input voltage to generate the internal sync signal The goal of the phase sync is to provide precise frequency synchronization and consistent phase at a given operating point but the phase...

Page 148: ...he stability of the generated frequency After the sync input is activated or the external signal frequency phase is changed the Sync circuit s Phase Lock Loop PLL requires a short time to lock to the external source The ADF reports the status of the PLL in the external interfaces front panel and webpage by showing a Synced or Unsynced message in the status bars See section 0 for details The status...

Page 149: ...t recommended to enable the unit when it has not locked or synchronized to the external source because the frequency may be unknown Figure 7 5 External Sync Input Sync Status Indication Figure 7 6 External Sync Input Sync Lost Status Indication 7 3 7 3 Sync Operation Settings The ADF allows precise configuration of the synchronization parameters to optimize performance for each application The par...

Page 150: ...is not present all the time The synchronization engine is limited to frequencies of FSETPOINT FRANGE Command SOURce SYNChronize RANGe 7 3 8 Digital Output control signals External Relay Control 1 FORM External Relay Control 2 TRANSFORMER Trigger Output Function Strobe Phase Sync Output 7 3 8 1 Function Strobe Trigger Out TRIGGER OUT The external trigger output can be programmed to generate an outp...

Page 151: ...BE TRANsient 0 1 PROGram TRANsient TRIGger OUTput 0 1 alias Output Relay mode SYSTem DIO STROBE OUTPutstate 0 1 Program Change mode SYSTem DIO STROBE SOURce 0 1 The following specifications apply to the external trigger output Output Voltage 0 4 mA Logic Low Vout 0 4 V Log High Vout 4 6 V Max Current 10 mA Output Impedance 100 Ω Pulse Width 190 us 10 us For Transient Trigger mode 2 0 msec 10 µs Fo...

Page 152: ... IN OUT The phase sync output signal can be programmed to generate an output pulse at each zero crossing of the phase A voltage This indicates the 0 phase angle output on Phase A The mode can be set from the front panel or by using the following SCPI commands The following specifications apply to the external trigger output Output Voltage 0 4 mA Logic Low Vout 0 4 V Log High Vout 4 6 V Max Current...

Page 153: ...AL I O PLC User Programmable Digital Input signals functions are DIO INput1 Digital Input 1 DIO INput2 Digital Input 2 DIO INput3 Digital Input 3 User Programmable Digital Output control signals are DIO OUTput1 Digital Output TTL level DIO OUTput2 Digital Output TTL level DIO OUTput3 Digital Output Open drain DIO OUTput4 Digital Output Open drain Digital outputs 3 and 4 are open drain with interna...

Page 154: ... configured to change any set point and either of those 2 events A total of three digital inputs are available These following input characteristics can be programmed for each digital input 1 2 and 3 Command to execute a SCPI command string at each edge Rising and falling edges can have different commands Filter Setting to reduce sensitivity to short pulses that can be caused by electrical noise o...

Page 155: ...ided to allow monitoring the ADF measurements using external equipment 7 3 10 1 Analog Inputs ANALOG INPUTS FREQ Hz AMPL V There are 4 analog inputs that accept DC signals up to 10Vdc and may be used to program the ADF output parameters such as voltage frequency current and power limits These inputs are sampled 20 times per second so updates of the assigned parameters occur at this rate The full s...

Page 156: ...res Watts Hertz etc so when an analog input parameter is changed the gain and offset are reset to default values zero for offset and max full scale values for gain 7 3 10 3 Analog Outputs ANALOG OUTPUTS Analog outputs are available to monitor output values for voltage current or power using external measurement equipment A total of four analog outputs are provided with an output voltage range of 0...

Page 157: ... Power Supply A pin in the DB25 port provides a current limited regulated 12V supply The maximum current capability is 0 5Adc There are no menus or commands associated with this output as it is always active 7 3 12 RS232 Description The Tx and Rx signal on the AUX I O connector may be used to connect to a serial port Only Xon Xoff handshake mode is supported on this RS232 port For most situations ...

Page 158: ...ameters for each function 7 3 13 1 Accessing AUX I O Screens From the SYSTEM MENU scroll to the INTERFACE entry and press the shuttle or ENTER key as indicated below If the Interface selection is not visible press the More soft key to display the second System Menu screen Next scroll to the Digital Analog I Os entry at the bottom of the INTERFACE SETUP screen This will display a list of available ...

Page 159: ...2 3 4 INPUT VOLTAGE Displays read back voltage COMMAND Select command from dropdown list or OFF for none See table below RANGE 0 0000 to 10 000 V GAIN Gain OFFSET Offset value The Command parameter allows the user to assign the selected analog input to the parameter that will be controlled by it The list of available setting commands for these inputs is shown below Analog Input Command Values VOLT...

Page 160: ...l Page 160 of 349 7 3 13 3 Analog Outputs Analog outputs allow external equipment to monitor power source output values using an analog DC output signal The assignment of measurement functions to each of four available outputs can be configured from the front panel Available settings are CHANNEL 1 2 3 4 OUTPUT VOLTAGE Output setting MEASUREMENT Select measurement to be assigned to output RANGE 0 0...

Page 161: ...ach available input can be configured from the front panel Available settings are CHANNEL 1 2 3 STATE Displays input state RISING CMD Set command string to execute on rising edge FALLING CMD Set command string to execute on falling edge FILTER SIZE 0 to 10 000 000 msec 7 3 13 5 Digital Outputs Digital Outputs can be used to trigger or control external equipment The events assignable to each digita...

Page 162: ...oes high when transient is running 1 Running Paused Stepping 0 Stopped XFMR_COUPLING Indicates output coupling mode 1 Transformer Coupled 0 Direct Coupled Table 7 5 AUX I O Digital Output assignable Events or Conditions 7 3 13 6 Polarity Selection for DO3 and DO4 vs DO1 and DO2 The two open drain outputs DO3 and DO4 have internal 1 kΩ pull up resistors to 5 5V These outputs can be used as regular ...

Page 163: ... source s phase A output to an external frequency Available settings are STATUS Display SYNC Status EXTERNAL SYNC ON OFF SYNC SOURCE Select Sync source Available sync sources are External sync input on I O connector LINE AC input to power source PHASE SHIFT Offset Phase A angle SPEED 1 00 to 10 00 RANGE 0 10 to 500 Hz EXTERNAL SYNC ON OFF 7 3 13 8 Trigger Input The External Trigger Input can be us...

Page 164: ...The Strobe Output is used to synchronize or trigger external equipment to an event occurring on the AC power source Available settings are TRANSIENT ON Strobe output on transient start OUTPUT STATE ON Strobe output on relay close SOURCE ON Strobe output on any program parameter change 7 3 13 10 Remote Control The remote control input is used to control operation of the output relay Available setti...

Page 165: ...Bus Connectors WARNING SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT remove safety covers from the two System Interface DVI Connectors AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC NE PAS retirer les capots de sécurité des deux connecteurs d interface DVI The system interface bus is not user accessible It consists of two Digital Visual Interface DVI I dual link connectors that are covered by a protective cover There are no user accessible ...

Page 166: ...e information The full standard publication is available from the IVI Foundation at http www ivifoundation org 4 Some SCPI keywords are optional and are ignored by the device Optional keywords are enclosed in brackets 5 Lowercase letters of commands shown are also optional 6 The SCPI standard requires uppercase text in all SCPI commands start with however the command parser is not case sensitive a...

Page 167: ... shown in angle brackets are examples of real values used with commands but labels are sometimes used to indicate a variable which is not known until actual time of use e g AMPS meter range might actually be 50 Units such as AAC Hz or shown after the angle bracketed value are not to be included inside the value but are shown as a reference to the units The angle brackets are not part of the value ...

Page 168: ...d Command Subsystem Description CALIBRATE These commands perform calibration functions MEASURE These commands are used to measure voltage current power and any other measurement parameters from the instrument OUTPUT These command control the power source output PROGRAM These commands control programmed settings and transient segments SENSE These commands control the voltage sense modes SOURCE Thes...

Page 169: ...ration commands are supported Commands marked UPC are provided for backward compatibility with UPC controller based PPS power sources 8 3 1 ADF Calibration Commands Command Syntax CALibrate COEFFicients OFFSET VOLTage Description Calibrates output DC voltage offset to lowest possible level Parameters None Parameter Format n a Example CAL OFFSET VOLT Command Syntax CALibrate COEFFicients OFFSET CUR...

Page 170: ...nal shunt and DVM for calibration of AC current metering The first 3 values are currents measured at the output of the power source for each phase Parameters External reference current reading Parameter Format n a Example n a Query Format No Returned Data Format n a Query Example n a Command Syntax CALibrate RESET Description Clears all calibration coefficients Sending this command resets all cali...

Page 171: ...or UPC compatibility mode only and don t perform any function other than providing query responses for use with legacy software programs Query Format CALibrate VALue XFMRRATIO Query Format CALibrate VALue AMPLIFIERS Command Syntax CALibrate KFACTORS k_int_Va k_int_Vb k_int_Vc k_ext_Va k_ext_Vb k_ext_Vc k_Ia k_Ib k_Ic k_oscA k_oscB k_oscC Query Format CALibrate KFACTors ALL 8 3 3 AUX I O Interface ...

Page 172: ...tage for the selected phase If no phase number is specified returns the reading for the last selected phase This command is equivalent to MEASure VOLTage ACDC and is provided for backward compatibility with the UPC controllers Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example MEAS VOLT AC3 230 0000 Query Format MEASure VLL Description Returns the measured RMS Line to Line voltage1 for the selected phase If n...

Page 173: ...ber is specified returns the reading for the last selected phase Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example MEAS CURR ACDC1 21 1587 Query Format MEASure CURRent PEAK Description Returns the measured peak current for the selected phase If no phase number is specified returns the reading for the last selected phase Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example MEAS CURR PEAK1 45 5845 Query Format MEASure CURRe...

Page 174: ... selected phase in kW If no phase number is specified returns the reading for the last selected phase Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example MEAS POWer1 4 4203 Query Format MEASure KVA Description Returns the true apparent for the selected phase in kVA If no phase number is specified returns the reading for the last selected phase Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example MEAS KVA1 4 8665 Query Forma...

Page 175: ...us each phase data set consists of 14 values For all phases a total of 42 comma separated values are returned Returned Data Format nr2 nr2 nr2 nr2 Query Example MEAS ALL1 1200 0000 519 5981 519 5981 0 0028 299 9990 299 9989 0 0007 0 1711 0 0016 0 0000 0 0513 0 4849 0 0000 0 0000 8 4 6 Measurement Data Logging Commands Command Syntax MEASure LOGger START Description Starts the logging of measuremen...

Page 176: ...amples or in seconds if a character S is added to the number If the limit is passed as seconds the command will compute the number of samples based on the logging rate The formula is number of samples seconds rate The rate can be set with MEASure LOGger RATE nr1 or queried with MEASure LOGger RATE Parameters OFF 0 XS where X is a time limit in seconds X where X is the limit in number of samples Pa...

Page 177: ...ging files will be saved By default it is RAM unless a memory stick or USB drive was inserted and selected with this command MEAS LOG MEM CAT can be used to get the available memories Parameters Memory name between double quotes Parameter Format cr Example MEAS LOG MEM USBA Query Format MEASure LOGger MEMory Returned Data Format cr Query Example MEAS LOG MEM USBA Query Format MEASure LOGger MEMory...

Page 178: ...from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 178 of 349 Command Syntax MEASure LOGger TIMEstamp cr Description Sets the time stamp format that will be attached to every measurement record in the measurement log file Parameters DATE 0 TIME 1 ALL 2 Parameter Format cr Example MEAS LOG TIME ALL Query Format MEASure LOGger TIMEstamp Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example MEAS LOG TIME 2 ...

Page 179: ...hile the output is off This allows near immediate application of output to the load when the output command is received When disabled there is delay of 2 2 seconds to allow all power stages to start up and settle in Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example OUTP FAST ON Query Format OUTPut FAST Returned Data Format b Query Example OUTP FAST 1 OUTPUT ON STANDY MODE OUTPUT OFF SLEEP MODE OUTP...

Page 180: ... only the second inverter stage needs to settle Note Sending the OUTP OFF command will only cause the second stage to be turned off The primary stages remain on and thus the AC source will be in standby mode If OUTP FAST 0 the primary stages will turn off after 5 minutes of non use and the AC source will enter sleep mode Refer to section 6 2 2 Energy Savings Modes for more details Parameters 0 OFF...

Page 181: ...tion of a test station after a power failure Note This condition is potentially hazardous and should be used with caution OUTPut AUTO OFF The output will always come up in the OFF state Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example OUTP AUTO ON Query Format OUTPut STATe AUTO Returned Data Format b Query Example OUTP AUTO 1 Command Syntax OUTPut DISABLEPHase Description This command sets the dis...

Page 182: ...e revision 1 6 6 or higher Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example OUTP DISABLEPH MIN 0 010 OUTP DISABLEPH MAX 360 000 OUTP DISABLEPH DEF 0 000 Command Syntax OUTPut ZEROprogram Description This command sets the programmed output voltage to zero before opening the output relay when the OUTP OFF 0 command is sent This feature is disabled by default but can be enabled be sending OUTP ZERO ON 1 In thi...

Page 183: ...mands The following commands allow recall of stored programs and transient segments Programs are selected and recalled using their memory location reference ranging from 1 through 99 Program location zero 0 is reserved for the Manual Mode setup Optionally a memory source may be specified If none is provided INTERNAL memory is used as a default Command Syntax PROGram NAME nr1 cr cr Description This...

Page 184: ... NSEGS n Parameter Format cr cr cr cr Example Query Format PROGram SELected DEFine nr1 cr Description The Query format returns steady state values of selected program and segment values of most recently selected segment or multiple segments if specified by a previous NSEGS parameter LAST is returned with segment data if the segment is the last segment in the program Returned Data Format Refer to p...

Page 185: ...to 300 x XFMRRATIO Volts VOLTage2 n sets Output VOLTAGE ФB of selected program n 0 to 300 x XFMRRATIO Volts VOLTage3 n sets Output VOLTAGE ФC of selected program n 0 to 300 x XFMRRATIO Volts CURRent LIMit n sets Output Current Limit of selected program n 0 to AMPS meter range Amps CURRent PROTect LEVel n sets Output Current level that triggers Current Protect mode n 0 to AMPS meter range Amps CURR...

Page 186: ...C DEF parameter list Query Format PROGram SELected DEFine ALL Description This query returns the parameter list for the selected program number or name Parameters Option PROGRAM NUMBER cr or nr1 Option MEMORY cr Available are INTERNAL RAM USB Parameter list define string cr cr cr Query Example PROG DEF ALL parameter list Query Format PROGram EXECuted DEFine ALL Description This query returns the p...

Page 187: ...ng Command Syntax PROGram SELected ALIAS cr nr1 cr Description This command assigns a user provided alias string name to the selected program Program number and memory type are optional parameters Parameters Alias String cr Option PROGRAM NUMBER nr1 Option MEMORY cr Available are INTERNAL RAM USB Parameter Format cr nr1 cr Example PROG ALIAS TEST1 Query Format PROGram SELected ALIAS nr1 cr Returne...

Page 188: ...r Description This command returns the Steady State Table settings of the executing program only The transient table data is not returned Parameters Option PROGRAM NUMBER nr1 Option MEMORY cr Available are INTERNAL RAM USB Returned Data Format cr Query Example PROG EXEC SST steady state table program data Query Format PROGram SELected TT nr1 cr Description This command returns the Transient Table ...

Page 189: ...ontains a setting of 300V a Cannot load program Run PROGRAM CHECK error will be generated when attempting to execute this program When sending the PROGRAM CHECK Query the response will be VOLT1 AC voltage set point cannot change due to user limit Parameters Option PROGRAM NUMBER nr1 Option MEMORY cr Available are INTERNAL RAM USB Returned Data Format cr Query Example PROG CHECK VOLT1 AC voltage se...

Page 190: ...2 If set to 1 there are differences in the ALIAS of the program Bit 3 If set to 1 there are differences in INFOrmation of the program Query Example PROG CHAN 16 Example If the query returns zero 0 the program executing is identical to the stored program referenced If the command returns three 3 the program executing has differences with the referenced program in both the steady state table and the...

Page 191: ...ands may be used to control stored program executions Command Syntax PROGram SELected EXECute nr1 cr Description This command executes the selected program default or the program number passed as the first parameter Parameters Option PROGRAM NUMBER nr1 Option MEMORY cr Available are INTERNAL RAM USB Parameter Format nr1 cr Example PROG EXEC 2 Query Format PROGram SELected EXECute Description The q...

Page 192: ...pes use the PROGram MEMory CATalog Command Parameter Format cr Example PROG MEM USB Query Format PROGram MEMory Returned Data Format cr Query Example PROG MEM USB Query Format PROGram MEMory CATalog Description This query command returns a comma separated list of available memory types that can be selected for storage of steady state and transient table information Returned Data Format INTERNAL RA...

Page 193: ...red program that will be recalled at power on Parameters Program number Parameter Format nr1 Example PROG POWO 1 Query Format PROGram POWOn Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example PROG POWO 1 Command Syntax PROGram DELete ALL cr Description This command deletes all programs waveforms and setup values performs device RESET loads Program 1 with RST default values executes MANUAL MODE with RST values ...

Page 194: ...d program This CRC may be used to verify the program data integrity is intact This command is provided for UPC compatibility mode and not recommended for new programs Parameters Optional Memory type INTERNAL RAM USB Parameter Format cr Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example PROG CRC RAM 08ad55 Query Format PROGram BROWse Description This command returns the list of available programs stored in the...

Page 195: ... 1 Source Configuration Programming Commands Command Syntax SOURce CONFIG b Description Selects alternative loop compensation mode for improved transient response The effect of this command depends on the selected output mode as follows AC Mode Changes the AC loop compensation Parameters 0 1 0 Normal loop 1 Faster Loop Parameter Format b Example SOUR CONFIG 1 Query Format SOURce CONFIG Returned Da...

Page 196: ...n This command enables high frequency output current protection extension mode In this mode the protection for high frequency content at the output of the power source is held off for up to 2 seconds to allow short time events to ride through without tripping the normal protection mode Note Available in units with Firmware revision 1 6 6 or higher Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON 0 Off 1 On Parameter Format ...

Page 197: ...power failure Note This condition is potentially hazardous and should be used with caution SOURce INITial ON Set points of the unit at power on will be the last set after power off The set points affected by this command are Frequency Voltage AC1 Voltage AC2 Voltage AC3 0 0 0 Form THREE SPLIT or SINGLE Range High or Low Compatibility Mode UPC or NORMAL SOURce INITial OFF Set points of the unit at ...

Page 198: ...rmat b Example RANG HIGH Query Format SOURce RANGe Returned Data Format b Query Example RANG 1 Command Syntax SOURce RAMP Description Sets voltage slew rate for selected phase number or for all phases if no phase number is specified Parameters Slew rate Parameter Format nr2 Example SOUR RAMP3 10 5 Query Format SOURce RAMP Description Returns voltage slew rate setting for specified phase 1 2 or 3 o...

Page 199: ...e when in three phase mode SOUR VOLT AC1 15 SOUR VOLT AC2 30 SOURCE VOLT AC3 45 This command sets all phases to the same amplitude regardless of phase mode SOUR VOLT AC 100 The query format for these phase specific commands will return the value for the phase number appended to the command If the phase number reference is omitted the setting for phase 1 A is returned Command Syntax SOURce VOLTage ...

Page 200: ...AC LIMit MINimum Description Sets low user limit for AC voltage programming User limits must fall within actual hardware limits of the power source Also MIN limit must be less than MAX limit Parameters 0 000 300 000 Parameter Format nr2 Example VOLT LIM MIN 20 0 Query Format SOURce VOLTage AC LIMit MINimum Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example VOLT LIM MIN 20 0000 Command Syntax SOURce VOLTage AC...

Page 201: ...Maximum allowable values are Maximum positive peak voltage V_peak_max V_AC_peak_max Minimum negative peak voltage V_peak_min V_AC_peak_min For a sinusoidal AC waveform these limits are Vrms_sat 425 Vdc 1 4142 Vrms_sat 425 Vdc 1 4142 Examples 425 1 41 300 V_AC_rms_sat 300 Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example VOLT AC3 LIM SAT RANG 300 5204 Query Format SOURce VOLTage AC LIMIT SATuration MAXimum De...

Page 202: ...at b Example VOLT AC INIT OFF Query Format SOURce VOLTage AC INITial Returned Data Format b Query Example VOLT AC INIT 0 Command Syntax SOURce VOLTage EXTend Description Available only on ADF models with Option V This command grants access to a higher voltage range extension mode When enabled AC voltage settings up to 333V L N are supported Parameters 0 OFF 1 2 0 Off 312Vac max 1 320Vac max 2 333V...

Page 203: ...lable phases to value specified User limits must fall within actual hardware limits of the power source Also MIN limit must be less than MAX limit Parameters 425 0 425 0 Parameter Format nr2 Example VOLT LIM DC1 MIN 20 0 Query Format SOURce VOLTage DC LIMit MINimum Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example VOLT DC1 LIM MIN 425 000 Command Syntax SOURce VOLTage DC LIMit MAXimum Description Sets upper ...

Page 204: ...e values are Maximum positive peak voltage V_DC V_peak_max V_AC_peak_max Minimum negative peak voltage V_DC V_peak_min V_AC_peak_min Examples V_AC 300Vrms sine wave V_DC 425 1 41 300 V_DC_sat 0 V_AC 120Vrms sine wave V_DC 425 1 41 120 V_DC_sat 255 V_AC 0Vrms V_DC 425 0 V_DC_sat 425 Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example VOLT DC1 LIM SAT RANG 225 225 Query Format SOURce VOLTage DC LIMit SATuration ...

Page 205: ...tion Manual Page 205 of 349 Commands available only with Option V Command Syntax SOURce VOLTage EXTend Description This command grants access to a higher voltage range extension mode When enabled AC voltage settings up to 333V L N are supported Parameters 0 OFF 1 2 0 Off 312Vac max 1 320Vac max 2 333Vac max Parameter Format bool Example VOLT EXT 1 Query Format SOURce VOLTage EXTend Returned Data F...

Page 206: ... an error will be generated and no change to the set value will take place The lower limit set value must fall within the source specified frequency range capability Parameters 45 00 500 0 For ADF models with Option F 15 00 1200 0 Parameter Format nr2 Example FREQ LIM MIN 47 0 Query Format SOURce FREQuency LIMit MINimum Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example FREQ LIM MIN 47 0000 Command Syntax SOU...

Page 207: ...EQuency SPAN Description This command is provided to support backward compatibility with Pacific Power UPC controllers Refer also to the SYSTem COMPatible command For ADF Series this query always returns 1200 0000 Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example FREQ SPAN 1200 0000 8 7 4 Current Programming Commands Command Syntax SOURce CURRent LIMit Description This command sets the programmable current l...

Page 208: ...s the max available current output per phase This value is a function of the ADF model and the number of units that are connected in parallel Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example CURR LIM MAX 41 6667 Query Format SOURce CURRent LIMit DEFault Description This command returns the default current limit setting at power up for the referenced phase Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example CURR LIM1 DEF...

Page 209: ...nge For example On a 3150ADF model in three phase mode if VOLT 0 and CURR LIM 41 67 and voltage is changed to V 300 the CURR LIM will change to 5000 VA 300 Vac 16 0 If CURR LIM AUTO OFF then the CURR LIM setting will remain at 41 67A and the power source will power limit at 5000VA instead if the load draws more than 16Aac Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example CURR LIM AUTO ON Query Form...

Page 210: ...s setting effectively swaps phases B and C and may be used to set the required phase rotation for AC motors Parameters 0 NEGative 1 POSitive 0 NEGATIVE 1 POSITIVE Parameter Format b Example PHAS ROT POS Query Format SOURce PHASe ROTation Returned Data Format b Query Example PHAS ROT 1 Command Syntax SOURce PHASe SPLIT b Description This command sets the split phase mirroring mode This mode allows ...

Page 211: ...ample PROT PEAK VOLT MODE 2 Command Syntax SOURce PROTect PEAK VOLTage MARGin VOLTAGE MARGIN Description This command sets the maximum voltage peak margin If the output voltage peak exceeds the programmed peak margin by more than this amount an error is tripped Parameters VOLTAGE MARGIN Parameter Format nr2 Example PROT PEAK VOLT MARG 120 0 Query Format SOURce PROTect PEAK VOLTage MARGin Returned ...

Page 212: ...el MINimum Description This command returns the minimum voltage peak level setting Query Example PROT PEAK VOLT LEV MIN 0 000 Query Syntax SOURce PROTect PEAK VOLTage LEVel MAXimum Description This command returns the maximum voltage peak level setting Query Example PROT PEAK VOLT LEV MAX 500 000 Query Syntax SOURce PROTect PEAK VOLTage LEVel DEFault Description This command returns the default vo...

Page 213: ... 1 Command Syntax SOURce PROTect RMS CURRent LEVel LEVEL Description This command sets the rms current protection level Parameters LEVEL Parameter Format nr2 Example PROT CURR LEVel 40 0 Query Format SOURce PROTect RMS CURRent LEVel Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example PROT CURR LEV 40 000 Query Syntax SOURce PROTect RMS CURRent LEVel MINimum Description This command returns the minimum rms curr...

Page 214: ...e minimum rms current protection trip delay setting Query Example PROT CURR TDELAY MIN 0 Query Syntax SOURce PROTect RMS CURRent TDELAY MAXimum Description This command returns the maximum rms current protection trip delay setting Query Example PROT CURR TDELAY MAX 3000 Query Syntax SOURce PROTect RMS CURRent TDELAY DEFault Description This command returns the default rms current protection trip d...

Page 215: ...LIM 2 5 Query Format SOURce POWer LIMit Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example POW LIM1 2 5000 Query Format SOURce POWer LIMit MAX Description Returns maximum available true power capability for the specified phase in kW If is omitted returns maximum available power level for last phase selected Typically this value will be the same for all phases Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example POW LIM1 MA...

Page 216: ... is omitted returns maximum available apparent power level for last phase selected Typically this value will be the same for all phases Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example KVA LIM1 MAX 5 0000 Query Format SOURce MODE Description Returns protection mode for the selected phase 1 2 or 3 If is omitted returns protection mode for all phases in comma separated format Note When the phase suffix is 1 2...

Page 217: ...e Register STATus QUEStionable EVENt Queries the Questionable Status Event Register STATus QUEStionable CONDition Queries the Questionable Status Condition Register STATus QUEStionable ENABle nr1 Sets the Questionable Status Enable Register STATus QUEStionable ENABle Queries the Questionable Status Enable Register STATus PRESet Presets the Status Registers Query Format STATus OPERation EVENt Descr...

Page 218: ...a Format nr1 Query Example STAT QUES COND 0 Command Syntax STATus QUEStionable ENABle Description Sets the content of the Questionable Status Enable Register Parameters 0 32767 Parameter Format nr1 Example STAT QUES ENAB 255 Query Format STATus QUEStionable ENABle Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example STAT QUES ENAB 255 Command Syntax STATus PRESet Description The Status Preset command presets th...

Page 219: ...ceived 102 Command error Syntax error Incorrect command syntax 200 Execution error indicates can t execute command with parameters received 222 Command error Data out of range Data exceeds available parameter range 300 Device specific error indicates UPC not properly configured 400 Query error indicates query aborted Query Example SYST ERR 102 Command error Syntax error Query Format SYSTem ERRor A...

Page 220: ...dible beep at the front panel of the power source Parameters None Parameter Format n a Example SYST BEEP Query Format SYSTem FW FRONTPANEL VERsion Description Returns the firmware revision for the front panel processor Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST FW FRONTPANEL VER 2 0 0 Query Format SYSTem FW FRONTPANEL APPS VERsion Description Returns the firmware revision for the front panel appli...

Page 221: ...ry Format SYSTem LXI VERSion Description Returns LXI revision compliance version number Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST LXI VERSION LXI Core 2011 Query Format SYSTem MODE Description Returns LOCAL 0 or REMOTE 1 front panel status Use IEEE 488 2 command commands LLO to lock front panel and GTL to release front panel operation Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST MODE 1 Query Format ...

Page 222: ...rence to radio atomic or other clocks located on the Internet This protocol is capable of synchronizing distributed clocks within milliseconds over long time periods It is defined in STD 12 RFC 1119 RFC Request for comment RFCs are used by the Internet Engineering Task Force IETF and other standards bodies Query Format SYSTem VERSion Description Returns SCPI standard revision version Returned Data...

Page 223: ...STem INTERFace PRESET followed by the parameter Available soft key preset parameters are VOLTage AC FREQuency PHASe CURRent LIMit POWer LIMit KVA LIMit To program or query a specific soft key number 1 5 append SK to the command where is a value from 1 through 5 for soft key 1 through 5 Top soft key 1 bottom soft key 5 8 9 3 2 Command parameters Available softkey parameters are MIN MIN is the prese...

Page 224: ...uency SK Current Limit SYSTem INTERFace PRESET CURRent LIMit REQ MIN MAX DEF Value OPT MIN MAX DEF Value OPT MIN MAX DEF Value OPT MIN MAX DEF Value OPT MIN MAX DEF Value SYSTem INTERFace PRESET CURRent LIMit OPT ALL DEF OPT ALL DEF SYSTem INTERFace PRESET CURRent LIMit SK REQ MIN MAX DEF Value SYSTem INTERFace PRESET CURRent LIMit SK Power Limit SYSTem INTERFace PRESET POWer LIMit REQ MIN MAX DEF...

Page 225: ... 000 1 000 Examples of programming a specific User Preset Soft key SYST INTERF PRESET VOLT AC SK1 115 Examples of querying programming User Preset Soft key settings SYSTem INTERF PRESET VOLT AC 115 000 230 000 300 000 MAX SYSTem INTERF PRESET FREQ 50 000 60 000 400 000 800 000 1200 000 SYSTem INTERF PRESET CURR LIM MAX 15 000 5 000 SYSTem INTERF PRESET POW LIM MAX 4 000 2 000 1 000 SYSTem INTERF P...

Page 226: ...IGHTness BRIGHTNESS SYSTem INTERFace LCD BRIGHTness Keypad Backlit Brightness Range is 0 through 10 SYSTem INTERFace KEYS BRIGHTness BRIGHTNESS SYSTem INTERFace KEYS BRIGHTness Key Press Sounds SYSTem INTERFace KEYS SOUNDS ON OFF SYSTem INTERFace KEYS SOUNDS Set Resolution Step Size wih the numeric keypad SYSTem INTERFace KEYS STEPset ON OFF SYSTem INTERFace KEYS STEPset Single Click Update Mode S...

Page 227: ...ility of the power source Example for 3150ADF model 41 6667 Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST MAXCURR 41 6667 Query Format SYSTem MAXVOLTage Description Returns maximum available RMS voltage output capability of the power source Example for 3150ADF model 300 Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example SYST MAXVOLT 300 Command Syntax SYSTem COMPatible Description Sets Pacific Power Source UPC ...

Page 228: ...tion Manual Page 228 of 349 Command Syntax SYSTem LANGuage Description Sets Pacific Power Source UPC controller compatibility mode This mode allows use of the power source with legacy software Parameters english Chinese Note Refer to SYSTem LANGuage CATalog query command for list of supported languages Parameter Format cr Example SYST LANG chinese Query Format SYSTem LANGuage Returned Data Format ...

Page 229: ...umber of paralleled power sources Parameters None Parameter Format n a Example SYST DISCOVERY Query Format SYSTem PARALLELUNITS Description Returns the number of power sources found Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example SYST PARALLELUNITS 1 Command Syntax SYSTem PARALLELUNITS EXPEcted Description Sets the number of power sources that should be connected to the system interface bus Parameters 1 20...

Page 230: ...red The code is obtained by the query command above Parameters None Parameter Format n a Example SYST SANITIZE 0659 8 9 7 Communication LAN Commands Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate LAN ENABle Description This command turns remote control via LAN on or off To control the power source through its LAN interface this state has to on 1 Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SYST COMM LAN ON...

Page 231: ...the power source has not been used in a while and its IP address lease has expired If not renewed a different IP address may be assigned Parameters None Parameter Format n a Example SYST COMM LAN DHCP RENEW Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate LAN ADDress Description This command is used to assign a fixed IP address to the power source for LAN communication Parameters ddd ddd ddd ddd four octets rang...

Page 232: ... 0 to 255 representing one 16 bit unsigned integer value each Parameter Format cr Example SYST COMM LAN MASK 255 255 254 0 Query Format SYSTem COMMunicate LAN MASK Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST COMM LAN MASK 255 255 254 0 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate LAN DNSaddress Description Sets the IP address for the DNS server Parameters ddd ddd ddd ddd four octets ranging in value from 0 to...

Page 233: ...MM LAN HOST CONF 132 18 21 0 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate LAN PASSword Description Assign a password to enable or disable LAN communications This feature allows the owner operator to disable or enable remote LAN access or limit functionality over LAN Note There is no query format for this command so the password code cannot be queried back Parameters Four digit passcode Parameter Format nr1 E...

Page 234: ... COMMunicate SERial STATus Description This command returns all serial port settings Returned Data Format Baud rate status data bits stop bits parity flow control Query Example SYST COMM SER STAT 921600 0 8 1 0 0 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate SERial BAUD Description This command sets the baud rate for the serial port Parameters 1200 1800 2400 4800 9600 14400 19200 38400 57600 62500 115200 2304...

Page 235: ...ailable settings are 1 or 2 Parameters 1 2 Parameter Format nr1 Example SYST COMM SER SBIT 2 Query Format SYSTem COMMunicate SERial SBITs Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example SYST COMM SER SBIT 2 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate SERial FLOWcontrol Description This command sets the method of handshaking used for serial communications Available settings are Xon Xoff or Hardware handshake Paramete...

Page 236: ...x SYSTem COMMunicate USB LAN ADDress Description Sets the embedded webserver virtual IP Address for USB interface Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SYST COMM USB LAN ON Query Format SYSTem COMMunicate USB LAN ADD Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST COMM USB LAN ADD 192 168 123 1 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate USB LAN APPly Description Applies IP settings for Virtual USB Lan...

Page 237: ...ess to embedded webserver using virtual IP Address through USB interface Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SYST COMM GPIB EANB 1 Query Format SYSTem COMMunicate GPIB ENABle Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST COMM GPIB ENAB 1 Command Syntax SYSTem COMMunicate GPIB BAUDrate Description Sets the internal serial link speed between the GPIB interface and the front panel processor ...

Page 238: ...ormat SYSTem FW FRONTPANEL VERsion Description This command returns the firmware revision of front panel controller processor This information is for reference only Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST FW FRONTPANEL VER 2 0 0 Query Format SYSTem FW FRONTPANEL APPS VERsion Description This command returns the firmware revision of front panel controller user interface application This informat...

Page 239: ...mat cr Query Example SYST REM ACCESS 1 Command Syntax SYSTem REMote ACCESS REQuest Description This commands results in a pop up dialog on the front panel display requesting the local user to ACCEPT Confirms presence of a person at the location of the instrument Parameters Alias name This argument is optional Parameter Format cr Example SYSTem REMote ACCESS REQuest Query Format None Command Syntax...

Page 240: ...DELete PATH Description This command deletes a file or folder The path or filename can be between double quotation marks or not Parameters PATH or FILE Parameter Format cr Example SYST DEL internal program program_1 xml SYST DEL internal program program_1 xml SYST DEL temporal program program_1 xml SYST DEL temporal program program_1 xml Query Format none Query Format SYSTem FILE TYPE MEM Descript...

Page 241: ...Manual Page 241 of 349 8 10 Auxiliary I O System Commands Commands specific to the auxiliary I O functions are listed in this section 8 10 1 System Analog Digital IO Commands SYSTem AIO INput 1 2 3 4 CATalog GAIN DEFault MAXimum MINimum OFFSET DEFault MAXimum MINimum RANGe DEFault MAXimum MINimum UNITs VOLTage OUTput 1 2 3 4 CATalog GAIN DEFault MAXimum MINimum OFFSET DEFault MAXimum MINimum RANGe...

Page 242: ...rs CURR LIM CURR LIM1 CURR LIM2 CURR LIM3 FREQ KVA LIM KVA LIM1 KVA LIM2 KVA LIM3 OFF PHAS2 PHAS3 POW LIM POW LIM1 POW LIM2 POW LIM3 VOLT AC VOLT AC1 VOLT AC2 VOLT AC3 VOLT DC VOLT DC1 VOLT DC2 VOLT DC3 See the SYSTem AIO INput CATalog command response for a list of supported parameters Parameter Format cr Example SYST AIO IN1 VOLTAGE Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n Returned Data Format cr Query E...

Page 243: ... scale gain for the specified analog input Parameters None Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO IN1 GAIN DEF 300 0 Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n GAIN MAXimum Description Returns the maximum full scale gain for the specified analog input Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO IN1 GAIN MAX 100000 000000 Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n GAIN MINimum Description Re...

Page 244: ...YSTem AIO INput n OFFSET MINimum Description Returns the minimum offset for the specified analog input Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO IN1 OFFSET MIN 100000 000000 Command Syntax SYSTem AIO INput n RANGe nr2 Description Sets the range of the specified analog input Available range is 0 0 10 Parameters Offset Parameter Format nr2 Example SYST AIO IN1 RANG 50 0 Query F...

Page 245: ... Returns the minimum range for the specified analog input Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO IN1 RANG MIN 0 0 Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n UNITs Description Returns the assigned unit for the specified analog input port Parameters None Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST AIO IN2 UNIT Vrms Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n VOLTage Description Returns the voltage ...

Page 246: ...LT AC MEAS VOLT ACDC1 MEAS VOLT ACDC2 MEAS VOLT ACDC3 MEAS VOLT ACDC MEAS VOLT DC1 MEAS VOLT DC2 MEAS VOLT DC3 MEAS VOLT DC See the SYSTem AIO OUTput CATalog command for a list of available paremeters Parameter Format cr Example SYST AIO OUT1 VRMS Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST AIO OUTP VRMS Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput CATalog Description Returns lis...

Page 247: ...ult full scale gain for the specified analog output port Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 GAIN DEF 425 0000 Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n GAIN MAXimum Description Returns the maximum gain for the specified analog output port Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 GAIN MAX 100000 00000 Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n GAIN MINimum...

Page 248: ...t n OFFSET MINimum Description Returns the minimum gain for the specified analog output port Parameters None Returned Data Format n a Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 GAIN MIN 100000 00000 Command Syntax SYSTem AI OUTput n GAIN nr2 Description Sets the full scale gain of the specified analog output port Parameters Full scale value Parameter Format nr2 Example SYST AIO OUT1 GAIN 230 0 Query Format SYSTe...

Page 249: ...MIN 100000 00000 Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n UNITs Description Returns the assigned unit for the specified analog output port Parameters None Returned Data Format cr Query Example SYST AIO OUT2 UNIT Vrms Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n VOLTage Description Returns the voltage at the analog output port Parameters None Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO OUT2 VOLT 7 2590 8 10 1 3 SY...

Page 250: ...IS OUTP 1 SYST DIO IN1 FALL Command Syntax SYSTem DIO INput n FILtersize nr1 Description Defines the time in ms milliseconds that the digital input has to keep the state after a transition in order to generate the event If filtersize is zero then the event is immediately generated otherwise the specified time will prevent short pulses from generating events This is useful in noisy environments and...

Page 251: ... used as general purpose output 0 LOW 1 HIGH OUTPUT_STATE indicates output enabled 1 or disabled 0 FORM indicates single 1 or split three 0 FAULT indicates fault 1 or no fault 0 TRANSIENT indicates when a transient is running paused stepping 1 or stopped 0 PROGRAM indicates when a program is in execution at steady state level 1 or manual mode 0 REMOTE indicates remote 1 or local 0 state Defaults a...

Page 252: ...ery Example SYST DIO OUT1 INV 1 Query Format SYSTem DIO OUTput n STATe Description Returns logic level of selected output pin Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST DIO OUT1 STAT 1 8 10 1 5 SYSTem DIO REMote Command Syntax SYSTem DIO REMote ENAble b Description Turns the remote enable state on or off Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SYST DIO REMote ENAble 1 Query Format SYSTem D...

Page 253: ...uery Format SYSTem DIO STROBE OUTPustate Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST DIO STROBE OUTP 1 Command Syntax SYSTem DIO STROBE SOURce b Description Sets the function strobe mode to program changes Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SYST DIO STROBE SOUR 1 Query Format SYSTem DIO STROBE SOURce Returned Data Format b Query Example SYST DIO STROBE SOUR 1 Command Syntax SYSTem DIO ...

Page 254: ...scription This command enables or disables the external sync input mode Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example SOUR SYNC 1 Query Format SOURce SYNChronize INput Returned Data Format b Query Example SOUR SYNC 1 Command Syntax SOURce SYNChronize Input PHASEshift nr2 Description Defines a fixed phase shift between phase A waveform generation and the external sync source Used to calibrate an...

Page 255: ...OURce cr Description This command selects either the external sync TTL 1 or the internal AC line sync 0 mode The internal AC sync signal is derived from the power sources three phase L L voltages so a phase adjustment for Phase A output will be needed using the SOURce SYNChronize Input PHASEshift command Parameters 0 AC 1 TTL Parameter Format cr Example SOUR SYNC SOUR TTL Query Format SOURce SYNCh...

Page 256: ...command returns the status of the Phase Lock Loop PLL A 0 response indicates the PLL has not locked on to the sync input yet A 1 response indicates the PLL is locked Returned Data Format b Returned Data 0 PLL is not locked 1 PLL is locked Query Example SOUR SYNC STAT 1 8 10 2 2 SOURce SYNChronize OUTput Command Syntax SOURce SYNChronize OUTput Description This command enables the SYNC output Query...

Page 257: ...elects the trigger input source mode as on or off When ON the external trigger input is enabled Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example PROG TRAN TRIG IN 1 Query Format PROGram TRANsient TRIGger INput Returned Data Format b Query Example PROG TRAN TRIG IN 1 Command Syntax PROGram TRANsient TRIGger INput IMMediate b Description When the trigger input is active this command starts the trans...

Page 258: ...ubsequence trigger input event will cause a new segment sequence to run Note the trigger signal is level sensitive hence if it is kept high it will continuously issue a trigger Parameters 0 OFF 1 ON Parameter Format b Example PROG TRAN TRIG IN AUTO 1 Query Format PROGram TRANsient TRIGger INput AUTOrun Returned Data Format b Query Example PROG TRAN TRIG IN AUTO 1 Command Syntax PROGram TRANsient T...

Page 259: ...ntax SYSTem AIO INput n CALibration GAIN nr2 Description Calibrates the full scale gain of the ADF parameter controlled by the analog input Parameters Reference Parameter Format nr2 Example SYST AIO IN1 CAL GAIN 100 0 Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n CALibration GAIN Returns calibration coefficient Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO IN1 CAL GAIN 1 000 Query Command SYSTem AIO INput n C...

Page 260: ...OFFset nr2 Description Calibrates the full scale gain of the ADF parameter controlled by the analog input Parameters Reference Parameter Format nr2 Example SYST AIO IN1 CAL OFF 0 01 Query Format SYSTem AIO INput n CALibration OFFset Returns calibration coefficient Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO IN1 CAL OFF 0 010 Query Command SYSTem AIO INput n CALibration OFFset DEFault Returns d...

Page 261: ...ontrolled by the analog output Parameters Reference Parameter Format nr2 Example SYST AIO OUT1 CAL GAIN 100 0 Query Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n CALibration GAIN Returns calibration coefficient Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 CAL GAIN 1 000 Query Command SYSTem AIO OUTput n CALibration GAIN DEFault Returns default calibration coefficient value Returned Data Format nr2 Query Exam...

Page 262: ...ry Format SYSTem AIO OUTput n CALibration OFFset Returns calibration coefficient Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 CAL OFF 0 010 Query Command SYSTem AIO OUTput n CALibration OFFset DEFault Returns default calibration coefficient value Returned Data Format nr2 Query Example SYST AIO OUT1 CAL OFF DEF 1 000 Query Command SYSTem AIO OUTput n CALibration OFFset MAXimum Returns upper...

Page 263: ...uery Status and Event Yes ESR Event Status Register Query Status and Event Yes GTL Goto Local Control IDN Identify System Data Yes LLO Local Lock Out Control Yes OPC Operation Complete Synchronization Yes OPC OPC Status Query Synchronization Yes RST Reset Internal Operations Yes SRE Service Request Enable Status and Event Yes SRE SRE Query Status and Event Yes STB Status Byte Query Status and Even...

Page 264: ...will reset this register to zero Refer to section 8 12 for register bit values Parameters Range 0 255 Parameter Format nr1 Example ESE 128 Query Format ESE Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example ESE 193 Query Format ESR Description Event Status Register Query Reads the contents of the Status Event Register ESR After this query the content of the ESR register is reset Refer to section 8 12 for regi...

Page 265: ...gument will be BLOCK or 0 OPC BLOCK 0 Returns 1 when all pending overlapped operations have been completed It can be used to cause the controller to wait for commands to complete OPC NOBLOCK 1 Returns 1 if all pending overlapped operations have been completed or 0 if there are pending overlapped operations It will not cause the controller to wait for commands to complete Pending overlapped operati...

Page 266: ... After this query the content of the STB register is reset Refer to section 8 12 for register bit values Returned Data Format nr1 Query Example STB 4 Command Syntax TRG Description Triggers pending operation Parameters None Parameter Format n a Command Syntax WAI Description Prohibits the instrument from executing any new commands until all pending overlapped commands have been completed Parameter...

Page 267: ...evice requested service when a Serial Poll was performed 5 ESB STANDARD EVENT STATUS REGISTER bit summary 4 MAV MESSAGE AVAILABLE indicates Query response data is available 3 SQS STATus QUEStionable register bit summary 2 EEQ ERROR EVENT QUEUE indicates an SCPI Error Event message is available 1 BUSY indicates UPC front panel not in V I mode 0 FAULT indicates Power Source FAULT Table 8 3 Status By...

Page 268: ...nts Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 268 of 349 The status byte logical model is shown in the figure below Figure 8 2 Status Byte Logical Model ...

Page 269: ...TUS bit goes true BIT NAME DEFINITION 7 PON POWER ON indicates Input power was just applied 6 URQ USER REQUEST indicates LOCAL key was just pressed 5 CME COMMAND ERROR indicates invalid command or query received 4 EXE EXECUTION ERROR indicates can t execute command with data received 3 DDE DEVICE DEPENDANT ERROR indicates UPC not properly configured 2 QYE QUERY ERROR indicates cannot respond with ...

Page 270: ...t EVENt register in the STATUS BYTE register Setting an ENABLe bit true unmasks the corresponding EVENt bit Reading an EVENt register clears it All STATUS registers are 16 bits Figure 5 3 The STATus OPERation register provides information about the present mode of operation Relevant commands for the STATus OPERation register are STATus OPERation CONDition STATus OPERation ENABle STATus OPERation E...

Page 271: ...trol Programming Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Pacific Power Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 271 of 349 Figure 8 4 SCPI Status Registers Model ...

Page 272: ... This allows communication with the power source using a virtual IP address Using this driver all built in web server functions are available via USB using a browser 9 2 Installation USB drivers are stored in the ADF controller and installed when the unit is first connected to a Windows PC Proceed as follows 1 With the ADF unit powered up connect a USB cable between the ADF USB Device port on the ...

Page 273: ...anual Page 273 of 349 5 Next select the Windows directory 6 Run the Driver_Installer exe located in this directory as shown below 7 Allow the installation to complete At the end of this process you should be able to see the two PPST USB drivers in the Windows Device Manager window under Network Adaptors and Ports COM LPT respectively The USB interface is now ready for use Figure 9 1 PPST USB Drive...

Page 274: ... built in web server This allows communication with the ADF from any web browser as long as the ADF is on the same network Note The ADF web server has been tested with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers only Microsoft Internet Explorer is now obsolete and is not supported Other browser like Edge or Safari may not fully operate or display information correctly Note Web server use from a bro...

Page 275: ... Operation Manual Page 275 of 349 If the unit is on the same network or reachable through the internet the home screen of the ADF web server will appear Figure 10 1 LXI Web Server Home Screen When permitted the browser interface allows monitoring of measurements and or full control of the power source If the operator is not near the actual instruments being controlled care must be taken to the app...

Page 276: ... the user to include only monitoring functions rather than full programming controls This feature is provided to ensure the safety of anyone near the unit in its actual physical location This access control mechanism requires granting specific access to certain functions and features from the front panel by a person present at the location of the power source and requesting permission first trying...

Page 277: ...an request access Such a request can only be granted by a person who is in front of the actual unit however This prevents unauthorized access from a remote location and protects the local user from possible harm An Access Request will result in a Pop Up message on the power source LCD screen The access control password can be set changed only by the person s present at the physical location of the...

Page 278: ... ACCESS CONTROL Clicking on REQUEST ACCESS will result in a dialog box appearing on the unit s LCD screen displaying the requestors IP address A message on the browser will indicate action is needed by the local operator Now the local operator can either DENY or GRANT access Figure 10 3 Remote Access Control Request Dialog If remote access is granted full control is provided If denied only monitor...

Page 279: ...ut written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 279 of 349 When granted the requestor s IP address will be added to the whitelist IP The operator can remove any of the white listed IP address at any time if needed This will lock out remote access for that PC until access is re granted anew Figure 10 4 Remote Access Control IP Filter screen ...

Page 280: ... remote control access levels and interface types is accomplished from the SYSTEM menu under Interfaces Scroll down to the INTERFACE entry and press Enter to access the available INTERFACE SETUP screen The second soft key is labelled Access Control and brings up the access control screen shown below The IP Filter list will provide access to the list of IP addresses that have been granted access by...

Page 281: ...minates the need to use additional Windows or other platform based software 10 5 Available Web Interface Menu Tree The following areas of control monitoring and configuration of the ADF power source are available through a web browser Home Screen Required for LXI compliance Home Screen SCPI Console Command Line Interface SOURCE CONTROL PROGRAM PROTECTIONS PROGRAM MEMORY SCPI SCRIPT MEASUREMENTS MO...

Page 282: ... required by the LXI standard This includes hardware and firmware revision information 10 6 1 SCPI Console Command Line Interface Near the bottom of the screen is an interactive command line interface that allows individual SCPI commands to be sent to the instrument Any query results are shown in the text box below the command line A drop down list of all available commands is integrated in the co...

Page 283: ...rence Status byte fields are described in section 8 12 1 Status Byte Register STB on page 266 10 6 3 Browser Status Bar The browser status bar shows configuration information about the instrument This includes any error or event flags remote or local status phase mode selection and on or off line status The first field will display while the power source output is OFF and when it is ON enabled 10 ...

Page 284: ...reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 284 of 349 10 7 Source Control Screens The CONTROL menu provides access to several screens that allow programming of the power source Control Menu entries are as follows PROGRAM PROTECTIONS PROGRAM MEMORY SCPI SCRIPT Each is described in subsequent sections ...

Page 285: ...rement data for all available phases in the lower part of the screen In three or two phase mode Line to Line voltage measurements are displayed at the bottom of the screen The Output can be enabled using the OUTPUT ENABLE controls in the upper PROGRAM screen The Output can also be turned OFF from any screen using the RED On Off symbol in the menu bar which is accessible from all screens This allow...

Page 286: ...ved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 286 of 349 10 7 2 Protections The Protections screen may be used to change protection modes and threshold values This includes RMS current Peak Current True Power and Apparent Power protection modes Modes can be toggled on or off individually ...

Page 287: ...ion Manual Page 287 of 349 10 7 3 Program Memory Program settings and transients can be stored in a number of different memory types The Program Memory screen allows the user to manage available stored programs The program to be recalled on power up can be selected at the bottom of this screen in the POWER ON PROGRAM area Note that external storage devices may be selected under STORED PROGRAMS usi...

Page 288: ...runs 10 7 4 1 Supported Keywords and Commands The following script entries are supported Entry Type Description USER COMMENT Any test preceded by a two forward slash characters PRINT Sends text strings after PRINT key word to the OUTPUT window located at the bottom half of the browser window WAIT Pauses script execution by no of msecs specified SCPI COMMAND Any support SCPI command Data returned b...

Page 289: ... PRINT Test started Turn off output and set voltage to 0 OUTP OFF VOLT 0 Turn on output OUTP 1 Wait three seconds WAIT 3000 Set output voltage to 10 volts VOLT 10 Get output voltage measurement MEAS VOLT Turn off OUTP OFF PRINT Test completed 10 7 4 4 Script Execution Output The OUTPUT window located in the bottom half of the browser window shows all script output including any user comments event...

Page 290: ...ights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 290 of 349 10 8 Measurement Screens The MEASUREMENT menu provides access to several measurement screens Measurement screens available are MONITOR REAL TIME PLOT V I PLOT DATALOGGER Each is described in subsequent sections ...

Page 291: ...reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 291 of 349 10 8 1 Monitor The measurement monitor screen replicates part of the CONTROL PROGRAM screen and displays all measurement data for all available output phases Measurements include both AC and DC components Note There are no controls on this screen ...

Page 292: ...rom PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 292 of 349 10 8 2 Real Time Plot This measurement screens provides a strip chart style graphical display for up to two measurement parameters 1 and 2 The CONTROLS are allows selection of the desired parameter for each graph Available choices are Voltage Current and Power Depending on phase mode up to three phase values are displayed per chart ...

Page 293: ... from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 293 of 349 10 8 3 V I Plot The V I plot shows the power operating point at any moment in time by plotting measured Voltage as a function of measured Current This plot has a persistence mode so the user can observe power fluctuations and changes over a set period Available selections in this measurement screen are Persistence Time 1 60 sec ...

Page 294: ...urce Operation Manual Page 294 of 349 10 8 4 Data Logger The measurement data logger screen allows measurement data to be written to a memory device using a comma delimited file format These files are easy to open in an Excel spreadsheet or other math oriented software program Available controls are for State on off memory destination device file name assignment and data logging rate in Hz All fil...

Page 295: ... written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 295 of 349 10 9 Configuration Screens The CONFIGURATION menu provides access to secondary power source settings that are less frequency changed than those on the PROGRAM screen Configuration screens available are UNIT SETTINGS USER LIMITS PRESETS RAMP SLEW Each is described in subsequent sections ...

Page 296: ...able at power on allows the unit to power up with the output enabled The Enable Current Overload setting allows short duration overloads up to 30 over the normal continuous mode current limit set point Phase Rotation selection changes output phasing between positive leading and negative lagging phase rotation in three phase output mode The maximum adjustment limit for continuous self calibration m...

Page 297: ...nd or lower limits on programmable parameter ranges Limits can be set for Voltage AC Voltage and Frequency Note When changing user limits make sure programmed parameter settings in effect are not outside the new upper and lower limits entered All user limits can be set from the CONFIGURATION USER LIMITS screen shown below User programmable presets can be set to define the set values of the Soft ke...

Page 298: ...m PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 298 of 349 10 9 3 Ramp Time Slew Rate The Slew Rate screen has entries for all available programmable slew rate settings This includes Voltage AC and Frequency Note that both are mutually exclusive as they would conflict with each other To use programmable slew rates the RAMP TIME must be disabled Slew Rates can be set for Voltage AC and Frequenc...

Page 299: ...Power Source Operation Manual Page 299 of 349 10 10 System Screens The SYSTEM menu provides access to system level settings System setting screens available are ERROR EVENT QUEUE FAULT LIST ERROR EVENT LIST INTERFACE SETUP ACCESS CONTROL DIGITAL ANALOG IOS UNIT INFORMATION PARALLEL UNITS MEMORY BROWSER CALIBRATION REMOTE SUPPORT IMPORT EXPORT FIRMWARE UPDATE SANITIZE REBOOT Each is described in su...

Page 300: ...0 10 1 Error Event Queue The Error and Event Queue tracks internal errors or communication errors that may occur during normal user Generally such errors are the results of programming conflicts or setting conflicts and are no cause for concern Other events may be normal such as a power on event and will be recorded in the same queue The user can clear the queue at any time using the button Actual...

Page 301: ...ower Source Inc PPS All Rights Reserved No reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 301 of 349 10 10 2 Fault List The Fault List tracks hardware faults that may occur in the power conversion stages This information may be useful for PPS engineering staff ...

Page 302: ...o reproduction without written authorization from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 302 of 349 10 10 3 Error Event List The Error Event list provides a complete listing of all possible error and event messages The description may include possible troubleshooting hints to resolve any error conditions Errors are listed in numerical order ...

Page 303: ...ries Power Source Operation Manual Page 303 of 349 10 10 4 Interface Setup The Interface setup screen allows enabling or disabling of several available interfaces and operating modes The interfaces are arranged by type LAN USB RS232 Serial GPIB Option Note on A version ADF Models only Interfaces that are not used can be turned off to avoid conflicts caused by multiple active interfaces at the user...

Page 304: ...ce over the LAN interface This is an important requirement for power sources connected to a company wide Ethernet network Without access restrictions persons not present where the power source is located could inadvertently cause a dangerous condition by either enabling the OUTPUT or changing programmed settings Access control can limit access from specific IP addresses only and requires someone p...

Page 305: ...zation from PPS ADF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 305 of 349 10 10 6 Digital Analog IO s The Digital and Analog IO screen allows configuration of the available Auxiliary I O functions Note that this feature is not available on ADF 2L and ADF 4L models There are eight groups of functions that are available to be configured with the selectable settings listed in the table below ...

Page 306: ...IN Gain OFFSET Offset value Analog Outputs CHANNEL 1 2 3 4 OUTPUT VOLTAGE Output setting MEASUREMENT Select measurement to be assigned to output RANGE 0 0000 5 000 V GAIN Gain 0 000 1000 OFFSET Offset value 1000 1000 Digital Inputs CHANNEL 1 2 3 STATE Displays input state RISING CMD Set command string to execute on rising edge FALLING CMD Set command string to execute on falling edge FILTER SIZE 0...

Page 307: ...robe Output TRANSIENT ON Strobe output on transient start OUTPUT STATE ON Strobe output on relay close SOURCE ON Strobe output on any program parameter change External Sync STATUS Display SYNC Status EXTERNAL SYNC ON OFF SYNC SOURCE Select Sync source Available sources are External sync input on I O connector LINE AC input to power source PHASE SHIFT Offset Phase A angle SPEED 1 00 10 00 RANGE 0 1...

Page 308: ...peration Manual Page 308 of 349 10 10 7 Unit Information The Unit Information screen contains some of the same information as is found on the HOME screen but it can be used to query this information from one or more auxiliary unit as well in a parallel system The HOME screen will only display information for the Master unit of a parallel configured system Use the SELECTED UNIT control to select un...

Page 309: ...peration Manual Page 309 of 349 10 10 8 Parallel Units The Parallel Units screen displays the number of powered on units in a parallel system It also allows the expected number of units to be set so the master can determine if all connected units are indeed turned on before starting operation The MANUAL DISCOVERY can be run to refresh the parallel confirmation is a unit has been turned on or off w...

Page 310: ... data and setup files are in XML format Waveform files are stored in CSV format Screen captures are stored in PNG image format Available MEMORY DRIVES are INTERNAL RAM and any USB or SD Card memory devices that are mounted Useful directories for the user are DIRECTOR FILES IN THIS DIRECTORY plot Data logger plots in csv file format with date and time stamp program Power source program settings scr...

Page 311: ...DF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 311 of 349 10 10 10 Calibration The Calibration screen shows all user accessible calibration coefficients It also allows for user calibration of voltage and current to be performed The Web Browser user interface is specific but the procedures and equipment are the same as calibration from the front panel Refer to Section 11 4 Calibration Procedures for ...

Page 312: ...acific Power s technical support staff to access the unit remotely if granted permission Internet access is required for this feature 10 10 12 Import Export A compressed file containing complete system configuration data for the power source can be exported to a file and imported back into the unit as needed Files are 7z compressed to maximize storage space Use the Export button on the right to ex...

Page 313: ... Update The Firmware update screen can be used to install new firmware for a file New firmware may be distributed by email or from Pacific s FTP site Note that the OUTPUT of the unit must be OFF to perform a firmware update If you received a firmware image file img extension Use the button to select it from the drive location you saved it to Then use the button to upload new firmware to the power ...

Page 314: ...nditions The Reboot allows the power source to be rebooted reset without cycling AC input power 10 11 Additional Functions Additional function may be added over time through firmware updates that may not be covered by this user manual revision If so check the Pacific Power website for update manual versions www pacificpower com 10 11 1 Sharing Options FTP SAMBA Units with firmware revision 2 1 0 o...

Page 315: ...ersus published specifications See Section 4 Technical Specifications Since user calibration does not affect factory calibration settings resetting all user calibration coefficients does not invalidate the units specified performance and it can be used with all user coefficients reset as needed Note There are no analog adjustment pots in this instrument and all calibration can be performed from th...

Page 316: ...e this means there are twelve calibration points for single phase mode there are four The calibration can be performed manually using the Calibration menu refer to Section 6 8 9 for the location of the Calibration menu or through the build in web server using the web browser interface Refer to Section 10 10 10 Calibration for access to the Web based calibration screens 11 4 1 Voltage Calibration O...

Page 317: ...to make sure AC settings are zero 6 Enable the Output with the output shored 7 Press Cal V offset soft key 8 Wait for the V offset coefficients for all phases to be calculated and displayed 9 Remove the shorting jumper when done Note The Mode Voltage and Current edit boxes do not affect this function 11 4 2 Current Calibration Offset The procedure to calibrate current offset is 1 Select the Calibr...

Page 318: ...o calibrate voltage gain is 1 Select the Calibration entry from the System menu 2 Press the Calibrate soft key to enter calibration mode 3 Do not connect any load to the output 4 Program AC voltage to full scale 300 0 Vrms L N for AC mode calibration on all phases Use the PROGRAM screen for this 5 For AC mode calibration set the Frequency to the most commonly used value depending on typical applic...

Page 319: ...ssible to use only one load and move it between phases for three phase mode calibration For single phase mode current calibration a load capable of supporting 90 of maximum available single phase current is recommended The A B and C outputs must be shorted together for single phase mode operation The optional Single Phase Shorting Connecter P N 160086 can be used to accomplish this Note To guarant...

Page 320: ...els that are around 90 of full scale current Since the ADF Series has only a single voltage range maximum RMS current is available at 120Vrms L N for each phase For single phase mode the current is three times higher Thus to obtain 90 of load current resistor value that is sized to draw this current level at around 120Vrms is required Since the maximum current varies by model and phase mode the ta...

Page 321: ...able 4 Program AC voltage to 120 0 Vrms L N on all phases 5 Set the Frequency to the most commonly used value depending on typical applications 6 Enable the Output 7 Allow the load current to stabilize by monitoring the DMM current reading for each phase 8 Enter the DMM VAC readings for all three phase in the respective Current data entry text boxes in the Calibration screen If only one shunt and ...

Page 322: ...Front panel 360 SCPI error Communication error with an interface Internal Communication Error between front panel and power stage Bad connection Try recycling power If error persists contact customer service Front panel 350 SCPI event Error Event E E queue overflow Events and Error queue is full Too many errors or events Clear the Error Event E E Queue Front panel 320 SCPI error Storage fault Memo...

Page 323: ... is invalid Number suffix not valid Check value Front panel Error 131 SCPI error Command error Numeric suffix is out of range Suffix number passed exceeds allowable range Adjust suffix to be within valid range Front panel Error 113 SCPI error Command error Undefined header Command Header not defined Check command Front panel Error 109 SCPI error Command error Invalid number of parameters Invalid n...

Page 324: ...w voltage range setting Select High Range or lower set point Front panel Error 72 Error Minimum limit is higher than maximum Setting conflict Max User Limit must be higher than Min User Limit Adjust User Limits Front panel Error 73 Error Maximum limit is lower than minimum Setting conflict Max User Limit must be higher than Min User Limit Adjust User Limits Front panel Error 74 Error Waveform desc...

Page 325: ...ital I Os interface conflict Serial interface flow control is active RS232 or USB interface error Check RS232 or USB settings Front panel Error 96 Error Data logger storage error Error saving measurement data to selecting memory device Memory device may have been removed Check for Memory device presence Front panel Error 97 Error Output enable in progress Waiting to turn output off Changing from O...

Page 326: ...Front panel Error 117 Error Unable to execute this action with output enable Setting conflict Requested action not possible with output ON Turn output OFF Front panel Error 118 Error Frequency set point cannot change due to waveform saturation Setting conflict In extended voltage range frequency range is restricted Max peak voltage is reduced outside this range and if there is a DC offset programm...

Page 327: ... one of more inverters could not be disabled Turn Unit off with Circuit Breaker Front panel Error 144 Error Internal battery needs to be replaced Warning Front panel controller battery low Front panel Error 148 Error Serial number mismatch Front panel does not match power stages Setting conflict Front panel does not match power stages serial number Contact customer service Front panel Error 150 Er...

Page 328: ...Auto RMS is always enabled in UPC compatible mode Setting conflict Auto RMS mode cannot be disable in UPC mode Change to ADF Mode Front panel Error 164 Event Warning CSC is enabled and Auto RMS is disabled Output RMS may not be regulated properly Notification Load regulation may be off Change to ADF Mode Front panel Error 165 Event Maximum AC voltage limit was reduced due to extended voltage range...

Page 329: ...d node detected Run unit discovery to recover An inconsistency was detected in the unit internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cables if they exist and then turn unit on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel Error 182 Error Incorrect parallel unit count Setting conflict Auxiliary unit count does not match expected count setting Check all parallel cables betwee...

Page 330: ... all parallel cables between units Run parallel unit discovery from System menu to recover Front panel Error 192 Error Undetectable node exists An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cables if they exist and then turn unit on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel Error 193 Error An invalid firmware type exist...

Page 331: ...nimum limit Primary Fault 222 Error Temperature 4 protection main transformer High Frequency Transformer temperature exceeds maximum limit Check for possible air flow obstructions and ambient temperature Primary Fault 223 Error Temperature 4 protection main transformer High Frequency Transformer temperature exceeds minimum limit Primary Fault 224 Error Internal bias supply fault Internal Bias Supp...

Page 332: ...able arbitrary waveform register for output Load waveform before enabling arbitrary waveform mode Inverter Fault 268 Error Exceeded RMS current limit Overload condition Output inverter RMS current exceeded maximum limit Check load Inverter Fault 269 Error Exceeded active power limit Overload condition Output inverter real power output exceeded maximum limit Check load Inverter Fault 270 Error Exce...

Page 333: ...ault 286 Error Fan under voltage protection Fan Related Issue Fan voltage too low Contact customer service Inverter Fault 287 Error Inductor current cycle by cycle protection trip limit Overload condition Output frequency components too high for output inductor Reduce frequency voltage or load Inverter Fault 288 Error Fan current consumption is abnormal Fan Related Issue Fan may be blocked Contact...

Page 334: ...urce s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service Inverter Fault 327 Error Missing controller node An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs...

Page 335: ...r Firmware version mismatch Firmware Error Power stage firmware version is older than expected Check for correct firmware image file and version Front panel Fault 341 Error Firmware version mismatch Front panel version is older than expected Contact technical support Firmware Error Front panel firmware version is older than expected Check for correct firmware image file and version Front panel Fau...

Page 336: ...lel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel 358 Internal Error Did not receive MDO 4 Controller A An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel 359 Inte...

Page 337: ...em recurs contact customer service Front panel 367 Internal Error Did not receive MDO 3 Controller B An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel 368 Internal Error Did not receive MDO 4 Controller B An inconsistency was d...

Page 338: ... 4 Controller C An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check parallel cable connections if present and then turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service Front panel 377 Internal Error Did not receive MDO 5 Controller C An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network Turn unit off check para...

Page 339: ...en turn unit back on If problem recurs contact customer service I O Board 399 Error Transformer coupling circuits hardware fault I O Board 400 Error Transformer coupling circuits not detected I O Board 401 Error Remote inhibit was issued from remote interface I O Board 454 Error Controller is not in operational node An inconsistency was detected in the power source s internal communication network...

Page 340: ... Warning Current limits were reduced due to extended frequency mode Front panel 509 Error Setpoint out of range due to extended frequency mode Front panel 510 Error Unable to update setpoint because it is outside the allowed range of extended frequency mode Front panel 511 Error Error during power stage firmware update Front panel 512 Error Phase rotation is always negative in UPC compatible mode ...

Page 341: ...are available Must split system in two to perform update Front panel 526 Error Cannot export configurations Front panel 527 Error Cannot import configurations Front panel 528 Error Version mismatch error Front panel 529 Error Internal connection error with the power stage Front panel 530 Error Fault during output enable Front panel 531 Error Incorrect password Front panel 532 Warning Frontpanel fi...

Page 342: ...Category Error Message Possible Cause Resolution Front panel 542 Error Parameter below minimum user limit Front panel 543 Error Parameter below voltage mode Front panel 544 Error Parameter above maximum saturation Front panel 545 Error Parameter above maximum range Front panel 546 Error Parameter above maximum unit scope Front panel 547 Error Parameter above maximum user limit Front panel 548 Erro...

Page 343: ...AKERS 4 DO NOT REMOVE ANY PANEL OR COVER WITHOUT FIRST WAITING 20 MINUTES FOR ALL INTERNAL CHARGES TO DISSIPATE TO A SAFE LEVEL 5 SERVICE OTHER THAN EXTERNAL CLEANING SHOULD BE REFERRED TO PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED BY THE FACTORY TO SERVICE THIS EQUIPMENT WARNING THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HIGH ENERGY LOW IMPEDANCE CIRCUITS LETHAL POTENTIALS ARE CONTAINED WITHIN THIS UNIT CARE MUST BE EXERCISED WHEN SERVI...

Page 344: ...DF Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 344 of 349 13 2 Authorized Service Centers There are NO end user serviceable parts in this product In case of a problem or malfunction DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR Instead contact one of Pacific Power Source s authorized service centers or your local Pacific Power Source distributor For a list of authorized service centers refer to section 1 Contact Informa...

Page 345: ...issions CISPR 11 22 CLASS A LIMITS Conducted Emissions CISPR 11 22 CLASS A LIMITS ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY RF Electromagnetic Field IEC 61000 4 3 2006 A1 2007 A2 2010 80 1000 MHz 10 V m 1 Khz sinewave 80 AM 1 4 2 GHz 3 V m 2 0 2 7 GHz 1 V m Conducted RF Immunity IEC 61000 4 6 2013 Conducted RF Immunity 0 15 80 MHz 3 Vrms Electrostatic Discharge IEC 61000 4 2 2008 4 kV contact discharge 8 kV air di...

Page 346: ...Access Control 276 Export Version 26 38 External Storage 133 External Voltage Sense 139 F Fault Queue 119 FE Version 38 Features 20 Filter Air Intake 50 Firmware Update 135 front panel operation 81 G Grounding Cabinet Systems 69 I Installation 13 39 272 Interface Ethernet 74 Ethernet Browser 274 GPIB Settings 128 I O Settings 128 LAN74 Monitor 83 Remote Inhibit Settings 129 RS232 Settings 126 Scre...

Page 347: ...Locations 73 Recommended Wire Sizing 51 Remote Control 166 RS232 Interface 126 S safety information 13 Safety Information 13 Safety Notices 15 Screen capture LCD Image 310 SD Card 83 Sense Terminals 139 Service 343 Shuttle 82 Size138 Slew Rates 111 Specifications 24 Start Phase 107 Stop Phase 107 SYSTEM Screens 117 system bus 77 system interface 76 System Interface 165 T T Option 107 Terminals 137...

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