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appropriate wire gauges are used to assemble a satisfactory line cord. Failure to
assemble a quality line cord could result in fire or personal injury
.
Ref
er to the
following graphs for input/output current requirements:
310X
A
C
320X
A
C
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
7
Warranty
7
Glossary of Terms
8
Safety Symbols
11
Safety Precautions
11
Service and Maintenance
11
Getting Started
13
Unpacking and Inspection
13
Input/Output Power Considerations
13
Output Current Capability
15
Instrument Power Switch
17
Selecting the Appropriate Wire Gauge
19
Power Cable
19
Supplied Input Accessories (360XAC Only)
21
Environmental Conditions
21
Packaging
21
Specifications and Controls
23
Specifications
23
Instrument Controls
35
Front Panel Controls
35
Rear Panel Controls
37
Soft Keys
40
Programming Instructions
42
Powering on the Instrument
42
Set Screen Description
43
Security
44
Lock
45
Mem Lock
45
System Parameters Description
46
Editing System Parameters
49
Editing Auto Run Mode
50
Editing out Mode
51
Editing Single Step (PROGRAM Mode Only)
51
Editing Alarm
52
Editing Contrast
52
Editing Power up
53
Editing Loop Cycle (PROGRAM Mode Only)
54
Editing V Hi-Lmt & V Lo-Lmt (MANUAL Mode Only)
54
Editing F Hi-Lmt & F Lo-Lmt (MANUAL Mode Only)
55
Editing Start and End Angle (MANUAL Mode Only)
56
Editing Results
57
Editing Transient (MANUAL Mode Only)
58
Editing OC Fold
59
Editing Lock
59
Editing Mem Lock
60
Editing Volt Sense
61
Editing Sync Signal
61
Editing Function (Option 08 Only)
62
Using Memories and Steps (PROGRAM Mode Only)
63
Selecting a Memory
63
Naming a Memory
65
Selecting a Step
66
Test Parameters Description
66
Editing Test Parameters
71
Editing Start and End Angle (PROGRAM Mode Only)
72
Editing the Memory Cycle (PROGRAM Mode Only)
74
Editing the Memory (PROGRAM Mode Only)
75
Editing the Step (PROGRAM Mode Only)
75
Editing Voltage
76
Editing Frequency
77
Editing Transient * (PROGRAM Mode Only)
77
Editing Trans-Volt* (PROGRAM Mode Only)
78
Editing Trans-Site* (PROGRAM Mode Only)
79
Editing Trans-Time* (PROGRAM Mode Only)
80
Editing Trans-Cycle* (PROGRAM Mode Only)
80
Editing Ramp up (PROGRAM Mode Only)
82
Editing Timer Unit (PROGRAM Mode Only)
83
Editing Delay (PROGRAM Mode Only)
83
Editing Dwell (PROGRAM Mode Only)
84
Editing Ramp down (PROGRAM Mode Only)
85
Editing Step Cycle (PROGRAM Mode Only)
85
Editing a Hi-Lmt & a Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
86
Editing P Hi-Lmt & P Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
87
Editing Ap Hi-Lmt & Ap Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
88
Editing CF Hi-Lmt & CF Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
89
Editing PF Hi-Lmt & PF Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
90
Editing VA Hi-Lmt & VA Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
91
Editing Q Hi-Lmt & Q Lo-Lmt (PROGRAM Mode Only)
93
Editing Prompt
94
Editing Connect
95
Editing Phase Set (Option 08 - PROGRAM Mode Only)
95
Reviewing Test Results
96
Test Modes
98
Description of Test Modes
98
Initializing a Test in PROGRAM Mode
98
AC Output
98
DC Output
100
Initializing a Test in MANUAL Mode
102
AC Output
102
DC Output
103
Multiple Instrument Operation
105
Configuring Sources for Parallel and Polyphase Operation
105
Operating Mode Definitions
105
Connecting the Interface Cable
105
Output Wiring Diagrams
106
Power up Considerations in Parallel and Polyphase Mode
109
Initializing a Test in Parallel or Polyphase Mode
110
Error Messages in Parallel and Polyphase Mode
111
Displayed Messages
112
OTP - over Temperature Protection
112
OCP - over Current Protection
112
OPP - over Power Protection
112
OVP - Output Voltage Protection
113
A-SH - Amplifier Shutdown Protection
113
RCP - Reverse Current Protection
113
LVP- Low Voltage Protection
113
Remote PLC
114
Signal Output
114
Signal Input - 7 Memory Recall (Opt. 04)
114
Bus Remote Interface USB/GPIB/RS-232
116
USB/RS-232 Interface
116
Connector
117
Communication Port Configuration
117
Sending and Receiving Commands
117
GPIB Interface
118
GPIB Connector
118
GPIB Address
118
Interface Functions
118
USB/GPIB/RS-232 Interface Command List
119
Basic Commands and Query Commands
120
3Φ4W Queries
123
1Φ3W Queries
124
Program Commands and Companion Queries
124
System Commands and Companion Queries
128
IEEE 488.2 Common Commands
129
Calibration Procedure
134
Hardware Verification and Calibration Procedure
134
Activate Non-Calibration Mode
134
Adjust Control Circuit Power Voltage
134
Adjust the Amplifier Inverter DC Bus Voltage
135
Clear the Output High Frequency Noise
135
Adjust the "0" Volts and "110" Volts DC Offset
135
Adjust Wattmeter Offset
136
Adjust Hardware OCP Set Point
137
Exit Non-Calibration Mode
137
Software Calibration Procedure
137
Enter Calibration Mode
139
Calibration of Voltage 150.0V
139
Calibration of Voltage 300.0V
140
Calibration of High and Low Current Range
141
Calibration of High and Low Power Range
141
Calibration of Peak Current
142
Options
144
Opt. 02 - Grounded Neutral
144
Opt. 03 - GPIB Card
144
Opt. 04 - 7 Remote Memories Select
144
Opt. 06 - Ethernet Card
144
Ethernet Card Setup
145
Saving New Settings
147
Power up
147
Ethernet Card Menu
149
IP Setup
149
IP Address
150
Gateway IP
150
Subnet Mask
150
Device Name
151
MAC Address
152
Barcode Input
152
Autostart
154
Ethernet Card Settings Commands and Companion Queries
155
Ethernet Card Settings Command Wait Times
157
Opt. 08 - Linking Card
157
Service and Maintenance
158
Replacement Parts List
159
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Brand
APT
Model
340XAC
Category
AC Power Distribution
Language
English
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