3350F Series Operation Manual 27
3.2.7. Right 5 digit LCD display
The right 5 digit displays also changes function depending if the unit is in normal
mode or one of the setting menus has been activated.
Normal mode:
In normal mode the lower 5 digit display shows the power consumption in Watts
(W).
Setting Mode:
The right display together with the rotary adjustment knob is used to set values.
The value changes according to the setting function that is active. The middle LCD
provides a text message to tell the user which part of the setting menu is active.
3.2.7.1. PRESET mode. The value of the setting entered on the lower display
Changes depending on the operating MODE that has been selected
• If CC mode is selected the right display provides setting in amps "A".
• If CR mode is selected the right display provides setting in ohms “Ω”
• If CV mode is selected the right display provides setting in volts “V”.
• If CP mode is selected the right display provides setting in watts “W”.
3.2.7.2. LIMIT. Each press of the LIMIT button changes the middle LCD text. The
Sequence and the corresponding setting value shown on the bottom
Display are as follows:
V_Hi (upper limit voltage) displays the set value in volts “V”
V_Lo (lower limit voltage) displays the set value in volts “V”
I_Hi (upper limit current) displays the set value in amps “A”
I_Lo (lower limit current) displays the set value in amps “A”
W_Hi (upper limit power) displays the set value in watts “A”
W_Lo (lower limit power) displays the set value in watts “A”
NG displays whether the NG flag is set to「ON」or「OFF」
3.2.7.3. DYN setting. Each press of the DYN setting button changes the text on
The middle LCD. The sequence and the corresponding setting value
Shown on the bottom display are as follows:
T-Hi (time high) displays the set value in milliseconds “ms”
T-Lo (time low) displays the set value in milliseconds “ms”
Rise (current rise time/slew rate) displays the set value in “A/us” or
“A/ms”
Fall (current fall time/slew rate) displays the set value in “A/us” or “A/ms”
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