Load Function
5.1.6 Set V-Rise / V-Fall Slope（V-Rise / V-Fall Slope）
The V-Rise / V-Fall Slope indicates the rate in which the voltage setting value
changes to a new setting value, and it influences the rate of the real time volt-
age, triggering voltage and the dynamic voltage.
The procedures to set V-Rise / V-Fall Slope are as follows.
1. Press [Shift]+[V-set]（Config） to enter into the configuration menu
interface.
2. Use knob or up and down keys to select V-Rise Slope or V-Fall Slope and
press [Enter] to confirm.
3. Use knob or the number keys to adjust the V-Rise / V-Fall Slope and press
[Enter] to confirm.
5.1.7 Set P-Rise / P-Fall Slope（P-Rise / P-Fall Slope）
The P-Rise / P-Fall Slope indicates the rate in which the power setting value
changes to a new setting value, and it influences the rate of the real time power,
triggering power and the dynamic power.
The procedures to set P-Rise / P-Fall Slope are as follows.
1. Press [Shift]+[V-set]（Config） to enter into the configuration menu
interface.
2. Use knob or up and down keys to select P-Rise Slope or P-Fall Slope and
press [Enter] to confirm.
3. Use knob or the number keys to adjust the P-Rise / P-Fall Slope and press
[Enter] to confirm.
5.1.8 Short-Circuit Analog Function
The load can analog a short circuit at input terminal. Under board operation,
press the [Shift]+[.] (Short) key to switch short circuit status. The short circuit
status does not influence existing setting value. When the short circuit operation
is switched back to OFF status, the load returns back to original setting status.
Actual current value consumed by load at short circuit depends on the existing
working mode of load and current range. Under CC, CW and CR modes, maxi-
mum short-circuit current is 100% of current range. Under CV mode, short cir-
cuit current is equivalent to that constant voltage value of load is 0 V.
5.1.9 VON Function（Von）
Set voltage value (Level) to control on/off status of electronic load. Based on
Von value load and unload, the load has two modes: Living and Latch. When
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