Operation Sorensen SGI Series
3-24 M550221-01 Rev U
SAVING A CONFIGURATION
With the Editing Arrow adjacent to “Save Location” pressing NavPad
up/down allows the user to scroll through the list of memory locations
(PWR ON and 1-9). Select the appropriate location and press (F3) to
save the configuration to that location. The bottom line of the screen will
update with the configuration information saved. Press (F4), “Escape” or
“Menu” key to exit to the Home Menu Page 1 at any time.
SAVING TO PWR ON
“PWR ON” is a unique “Save Location.” If a configuration is saved to
“PWR ON” location, the next time the ON/OFF front panel switch is
cycled, the SGI unit will power up into the state this configuration was
saved. If the Output Condition was saved as on ( ), which means
power enabled, a warning screen will be displayed at power up. The user
will have 10 seconds to press (F1) and abort the operation. If the count
times out, the supply output terminals will be live and programmed to the
saved configuration values; see Section 3.2 for Output-Enabled Warning.
All other saved configuration locations must be recalled to become active;
see Section 3.8.3.
3.8.3 Recall
There are 10 memory locations (as above, PwrOn and 1-9)
from which a programmed output configuration of Voltage,
Current, OVP (Overvoltage Protection trip point) and Output
Condition can be recalled.
From Home Menu Page 1 press (F2) to enter the Recall
menu. Using the NavPad up/down arrows scroll through the
list of saved configurations. Recall a saved configuration by
pressing the function key (F2-F4) to the right of that
configuration. If a configuration was saved with the Output
Condition on ( ) and that configuration is recalled, a
warning screen (See Menu Map, Section 3.7.9) will be
displayed *. The user is given the option to press Yes (F1)
to enable or No (F4) to disable the output. All other settings
will be programmed according to the recalled configuration
regardless of this choice.
*
Note:
The warning screen will not appear if the Output is already enabled.
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