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Xantrex XHR 100-10 User Manual

Xantrex XHR 100-10
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Operating Manual
XHR 1000 Watt Series
Programmable DC
Power Supply
XHR 7.5-130
XHR 20-50
XHR 33-33
XHR 40-25
XHR 60-18
XHR 100-10
XHR 150-7
XHR 300-3.5
XHR 600-1.7
TM-XROP-01XN.book Page i Monday, March 22, 2004 4:10 PM

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Xantrex XHR 100-10 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandXantrex
ModelXHR 100-10
CategoryPower Supply
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section 1. Features and Specifications

Product Description

Overview of the 1000 watt DC output power supplies, their applications, and key features.

Key Product Features and Options

Lists available voltage/current ranges, power factor correction, thermal shutdown, and front panel controls.

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Details controls, LEDs, and meters on the power supply's front panel for operation and monitoring.

Rear Panel Connectors and Switches

Describes rear panel connectors, SW1 programming switch, and J2 programming connector for remote functions.

SW1 Programming Switch Functions

Explains the function of the 8-position DIP switch for programming, monitoring, and shutdown selection.

J2 Programming Connector Details

Details the 12-terminal connector for remote programming, monitoring, and sense connections.

Wiring Guidelines for Rear Panel

Provides wiring guidelines for the J2 connector, including safety warnings for high voltage models.

Electrical Specifications Summary

Presents detailed electrical performance parameters for different model ranges in tables.

Additional Electrical Characteristics

Covers transient response, output hold-up time, and input conditions for the power supply.

Environmental Operating Conditions

Specifies operating and storage temperature, humidity, altitude, and pollution degree requirements.

Mechanical Specifications Overview

Details physical characteristics including control types, connectors, cooling, mounting, size, and weight.

Dimensional Drawings and Sizes

Illustrates the physical dimensions of the power supply unit with key measurements.

Section 2. Installation

Installation Setup Procedure

Outlines the essential steps for installing the power supply, from inspection to load connection.

Unit Inspection and Handling

Guides on performing initial checks, cleaning procedures, and proper packing for shipping or storage.

Return Process and Policy

Details the process and requirements for returning units to Xantrex for service or repair.

Shipping and Storage Packaging

Provides instructions on how to properly package the power supply for transit or long-term storage.

Mounting and Ventilation Guidelines

Covers rack mounting options and essential ventilation requirements for optimal operation and cooling.

AC Power Connection

Explains how to connect the power supply to the AC mains, including warnings and power cord information.

Functional Test Procedures

Describes procedures for verifying power-on, voltage mode, current mode, and front panel control operations.

Load Wiring and Connections

Offers recommendations for load wiring, current capacity, wiring length, and noise reduction.

Single Load Connection Guide

Illustrates recommended connections for single loads using both local and remote sensing.

Multiple Load Connection Methods

Explains parallel and radial power distribution methods for connecting multiple loads.

Sense Wiring Configuration

Details how to set up the power supply for local or remote sensing of output voltage.

Section 3. Local Operation

Standard Operating Modes and Control

Explains the two basic operating modes (Constant Voltage, Constant Current) and control modes.

Automatic Mode Crossover Function

Describes how the supply automatically switches between voltage and current modes based on load.

Default Local Control Setup

Details the factory default settings for front panel operation and sense point configuration.

Setting Output Voltage and Current

Step-by-step guide for setting the output voltage and current limit using front panel controls.

Multiple Supply Configurations

Covers configurations for series, parallel, and split supply operations to increase voltage or current.

Series Operation for Higher Voltage

Explains how to connect multiple supplies in series to achieve higher output voltages.

Parallel Operation for Higher Current

Details how to connect multiple supplies in parallel to achieve higher output currents.

Split Supply Operation Methods

Describes how to set up for two positive voltages or a positive-negative supply configuration.

Over Voltage Protection (OVP) Setup

Explains the OVP circuit's function and how to set the trip level from the front panel.

Resetting the OVP Circuit

Provides methods to reset the Over Voltage Protection circuit after it has been activated.

Shutdown Function Control

Describes how to use the front panel STANDBY switch or J2 connector for output enable/disable.

Over Temperature Protection (OTP)

Explains the OTP shutdown mechanism and selectable recovery options via SW1-8.

User Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Offers operator-level checks for troubleshooting unusual or erratic operation before calling service.

Section 4. Remote Operation

Remote Analog Programming Overview

Introduces controlling output voltage and current limit using external analog sources via the J2 connector.

Analog Programming Procedure Steps

Step-by-step guide for setting up switches and connections for analog remote programming.

Sample Analog Configuration

Illustrates a specific configuration for programming output voltage and current limit remotely.

Remote Output Monitoring

Explains how to monitor output voltage and current using readback signals via the J2 connector.

Isolated Programming (ISOL) Interface

Describes the optional ISOL interface for isolated analog programming and readback.

ISOL Interface Setup and Operation

Provides instructions for connecting and using the ISOL interface for programming and monitoring.

Section 5. Calibration

Calibration Setup and Prerequisites

Outlines prerequisites, safety, and equipment needed for calibrating the power supply.

Front Panel Calibration Procedures

Details calibration procedures for front panel voltmeter, ammeter, and OVP functions.

Calibrating the Voltmeter

Step-by-step guide to calibrate the front panel voltmeter accuracy.

Calibrating the Ammeter

Step-by-step guide to calibrate the front panel ammeter accuracy.

Calibrating OVP Settings

Instructions for calibrating the Over Voltage Protection trip level and preview function.

Programming Accuracy Calibration

Explains how to adjust voltage and current programming circuits for accuracy.

Voltage Programming Circuit Calibration

Detailed steps for calibrating the voltage programming offset and scale.

Current Programming Circuit Calibration

Detailed steps for calibrating the current programming offset and scale.

Readback Accuracy Calibration

Details how to adjust output voltage and current monitor circuits for accurate readback.

Output Voltage Monitor Calibration

Steps to calibrate the output voltage monitor offset and range.

Output Current Monitor Calibration

Steps to calibrate the output current monitor offset and range.

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