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Software configuration, Conventions used in this manual, Communication with aps power source at – GW Instek APS-1102 Control Software User Manual User Manual

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1.2

Software Configuration

Control Software for APS Series consists of two major functions displayed on the same screen, and two

tools.


Major functions

 Basic controller
 Sequence function


Tool functions

 Arbitrary waveform creation function
 Logging function

1.3

Communication with APS Power Source at Software Startup

Control Software for APS Series checks the communication connection with the APS power source

when it is started.

When the communication connection with the APS power source is established, the software retrieves the

parameter settings of Basic controller from the APS power source, and displays them on the PC screen.

If the communication connection with the APS power source cannot be established, the software starts as

it is, and the default settings of the software are used for the parameters of Basic controller. This software

can create the setting data of each function without connecting to the APS power source.

Make sure that the model name in the system setting of this software matches with the connected APS

power source. Otherwise, unexpected behavior may be caused.


1.4

Conventions Used in This Manual

This manual uses the following conventions to describe the functions of Control Software for APS

Series.

 Menu names displayed on the screen, and user-input text: Gothic font, enclosed by [ ].

Example: [Wave], [s=2*pi;]

 Button names displayed on the screen, and keys that user should press: Gothic font, enclosed

by .

Example: Cancel, OK, Alt

 String that represents each function or item of this software: Gothic font, enclosed by " ".

Example: "Basic controller", "Arbitrary waveform editing tool", "APS power source setting

file"

 Press one key while holding down another key: Two keys are connected by "+".

Example: Ctrl + O

 Press one key, release it and press another key: Two keys are connected by ", ".

Example: Alt, F