66 TOS5200
Specifications
Other features
TOS5200
Test mode
Double action feature Tests can only be started by pressing and releasing STOP and then pressing START
within 0.5 seconds of releasing the STOP switch.
Length of time to hold a PASS
judgment result
You can set the length of time to hold a PASS judgment: 50 ms, 100 ms, 200 ms, 1 s, 2 s,
5 s, or HOLD.
Momentary feature Tests are only executed while the START switch is held down.
Fail mode feature This feature enables you to prevent remotely transmitted stop signals from clearing FAIL
judgments and PROTECTION modes.
Timer feature The test ends when the specified time elapses.
Output voltage monitor feature
(Volt Error)
If output voltage exceeds “setting + 350 V” or is lower than “setting - 350 V,” the TOS5200
switches to PROTECTION mode, output is turned off, and testing finishes.
Memory Up to three sets of test conditions can be saved to memory.
Key lock Locks panel key operations (settings and changes).
Protection functions Under any of the following conditions, the TOS5200 switches to the PROTECTION state,
immediately turns output off, and stops testing. PROTECTION on the screen lights.
Interlock Protection An interlock signal has been detected.
Power Supply Protection An error was detected in the power supply.
Volt Error Protection While monitoring the output voltage, a voltage outside of the rated limits was detected.
Withstanding voltage test: ±350 V
Over Load Protection While monitoring the output power, power exceeding the output power limit was detected.
Withstanding voltage test: 550 VA
Over Heat Protection The internal temperature of the TOS5200 became too high.
Over Rating Protection The output current was generated for a length of time that exceeds the regulated time.
Remote Protection A connection to or disconnection from the front-panel REMOTE connector was detected.
SIGNAL I/O Protection The rear-panel SIGNAL I/O connector’s ENABLE signal has changed.
USB Protection The USB connector has been disconnected, or a defect was detected during remote con-
trol operation.
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