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General| Brand | Elgar |
|---|---|
| Model | CW 801P |
| Category | AC Power Distribution |
| Language | English |
Details power output specifications including VA ratings and voltage ranges.
Covers measurement capabilities for voltage, current, and other parameters.
Specifies input voltage, frequency, current, and power factor requirements.
Outlines overcurrent, overvoltage, and overtemperature protection features.
Lists and describes the rear panel connectors for communication and control.
Provides general specifications like dimensions and weight.
Lists optional accessories and their part numbers for the CW Series.
Instructions for inspecting and unpacking the instrument upon arrival.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate wire gauges for power connections.
Details on benchtop and rack mounting procedures for the unit.
Explains the internal cooling system and airflow requirements.
Procedures for connecting the AC input power to the unit.
Step-by-step guide for single-phase power connection.
How to connect split-phase 120-0-120V power.
Instructions for connecting three-phase power supply.
Steps for connecting the AC output power to the load.
Explains how to connect remote sense leads for accurate voltage regulation.
Details on connecting for remote control via analog or digital signals.
Setting up analog control for output voltage.
How to synchronize output frequency to an external source.
Configuration for sync output pulse generation.
Procedures for paralleling units for higher power.
Wiring and configuration for a single-phase master/slave setup.
Wiring and configuration for a three-phase master/slave setup.
Detailed explanation of front panel buttons, displays, and indicators.
General overview of front panel functions and controls.
Describes the power-up sequence and self-test procedures.
Guidelines for setting frequency steps with voltage and phase angle constraints.
How to use front panel controls to program settings.
Programming voltage and overvoltage setpoints using the front panel.
Programming current limit and frequency using the front panel.
How to display various measurements on the front panel.
Displaying voltage, wattage, VA, and power factor.
Displaying current, frequency, peak current, and crest factor.
Navigating and using the system menu for advanced settings.
Checking the power-on self-test results.
Setting the GPIB address for communication.
Choosing between shutdown or foldback for current limits.
Setting the delay before current shutdown.
Enabling or disabling front panel program buttons.
Saving current system configurations to memory.
Loading previously saved system configurations.
Configuring the output relay state on power-up.
Setting the clock signal direction for synchronization.
Enabling or disabling analog input for voltage programming.
Controlling the RMS voltage loop for regulation.
Setting the phase A offset for synchronization.
Setting the phase B offset relative to phase A.
Setting the phase C offset relative to phase A.
Assigning a slave unit to a specific phase channel.
Setting the address for a slave unit.
Configuring overall master/slave settings.
Recommendations for routine cleaning and maintenance.
Information on identifying and replacing fuses with part numbers.
