Kikusui PCR 2000L - Do Not Use the Equipment in an Explosive Atmosphere; Do Not Touch the Equipment Interior; Do Not Use Substitutes or Modify the Equipment; Secure Safety in the Event of a Problem

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Introduction3
For Safety Use4
The Equipment Is Heavy4
Observe the Rated Input Voltage Range5
Input Power Cable5
Provide Grounding5
Do Not Use the Equipment in an Explosive Atmosphere6
Do Not Touch the Equipment Interior6
Do Not Use Substitutes or Modify the Equipment6
Secure Safety in the Event of a Problem6
Warning and Precautions Symbols Indicates on the Equipment and in the Operation Manual7
Configuration of the Operation Manual9
Table of Contents10
General/Contents13
Features15
Installation/Contents16
Check at Unpacking17
Accessories18
Installation and Location19
Tilted or Unsteady Surfaces19
High- or Low-Temperature Areas or Areas Exposed to Direct Sunlight19
Humid Areas20
Areas Exposed to Dust, Corrosive Gases, or Inflammable Materials20
Areas Exposed to Strong Magnetic or Electric Fields or to Distortion or Noise from an Input Power Line20
Areas Where Highly Sensitive Measuring Instruments or Receivers Are Installed20
Places in Which the Equipment's Air Intake or Exhaust Port will be Blocked21
Checking the Input Power22
Grounding22
Moving Precautions23
How to Handle the Grips24
Connecting the Input Power/Contents25
Input Power Connecting Procedure26
Power on32
Power on Operation Checking Procedure33
Version Check35
Initial Setup Status36
Control Panel Angle Adjustment38
Basic Operation Check Procedure39
A List of Basic Operation Check Steps44
Connecting a Load/Contents45
Connection to the Output Terminal Board46
Connection to the Output Outlet47
Output and Load of this Equipment49
DC Mode49
AC Mode Mode for Linear Loads50
For Loads Having a Capacitor-Input-Type Rectifier Circuit53
For Loads Which Draw a Rush Current53
For Loads Where Surge Occurs54
For Special Loads54
For Loads Which Have Small Saturation Magnetic Flux Density54
Operation Method/Contents55
Home Position56
Shift Key56
ENT Wait56
Setting the Output Voltage Mode (AC/DC)57
Procedure for Switching the Output Voltage Mode57
Setting the Output Voltage Range (100/200 V)59
Procedure for Switching the Output Voltage Range59
Setting the Output Voltage61
Frequency Setting62
Limit Value Setting63
Setting the Voltage Limit Values64
Setting the Frequency Limit Values66
Setting the Current Limit Value68
Output On/Off70
Output On/Off Switching Description71
Numeric Setting Using Jog/Shuttle72
How to Use the Digit Function73
Switching the Voltage Display Mode74
Voltage Display Mode Description75
Rms/Peak/Average Value Measurement75
Switching the Current/Power Display Mode76
Current/Power Display Mode Description77
Current Rms Value Measurement77
Peak/Average Current Measurement77
Power Measurement77
How to Use the Load Level Meter78
Examples of Load Level Meter Displays78
Memory Function79
Procedure for Storing Data in the Memory80
Memory Read Procedure81
Synchronous Function82
Key-Lock Function/Procedure83
How to Use the Sensing Function84
Procedure for Using the Sensing Function85
Optional Equipment/Contents86
Introducing Optional Products87
Power Line Abnormality Simulation89
Sequence Operation89
Harmonic Current Analysis Function89
Special Waveform Output89
Output Impedance Setting90
Measurements of Power-Factor, VA and Peak Holding Current90
Output On/Off Phase Setting90
AC+DC Mode90
Expansion of the Memory Function91
Regulation Adjustment91
3-Phase AC Output91
Parallel Operation (Master-Slave Control)92
Approximating Output Impedance to Commercial Power Line92
Rack Mounting93
Part Names and Operations/Contents94
Front Control Panel Operating Section95
Front Control Panel Display Unit99
Front Panel Upper Part102
Front Panel Lower Part103
Air-Intake, Casters and Others105
Rear Panel Upper Part107
Rear Panel Lower Part108
Exhaust Ports110
Protective Functions and Their Operations/Contents111
Types of Protrctive Functions112
Measures to be Taken in the Event of an Alarm112
Steps to be Taken if Alarm Lights up112
Alarm-Type Checking Procedure (Self Test)113
Alarm Clear Procedure114
Check to be Made if Err X Appears114
Overload Proyective Function115
Measures to be Taken if the Overload Function Is Activated116
Maintenance/Contents118
Before Requesting a Repair119
Cleaning the Air-Intake Filters121
Removing the Louver/Air-Intake Filter121
Installing the Louver122
Limitation on the Number of Update Operations for Home Position Status123
About the Number of EEPROM Updates123
Specifications and Operating Characteristics/Contents124
Specifications125
Output Voltage Percentage127
Load Power Factor127
Output Frequency127
Operating Characteristics128
Dimensions PCR500/1000L129
Dimensions PCR2000L130
Dimensions PCR4000L131
Dimensions PCR6000L132
Appendix/Contents133
Control Panel Key Operating Menu Hierarchy134
Rated Output (Power) Capacity or Power Capacity138
Maximum Rated Output Current138
Rated Putput Current138
Maximum Output Peak Current139
Instantaneous Peak Current/Percentage139
Output Current Percentage139
Output Voltage Percentage/Response Time140
Output Voltage Waveform Distortion Factor140
Active Filter140
Capacitor-Input-Type Rectifying (Circuit) Load141
Derating141
Instantaneous Voltage Drop141
Alphabetical Order142

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