INFICON RS-3000 Power Supply Controller - Manual (Page 12)

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Power Supply Controller RS-3000
Section 3
Specifics
3.1 Program mode
Press PGRM key to enter the programmable parameter sequence.
The PGRM LED illuminates and flashes to indicate activity within the programming mode.
All programmable elements are modified by pressing the INC and DEC keys.
Table 3-1 Programmable Elements
Programmable element Where shown LED indicators/display Sequence element no.
maximum current large display CUR, MAX 1 (see descriptions below)
ramp minutes small display RAMP, MIN 2
ramp current large display RAMP, CUR 3
beeper (on/off) small display text bpr (large display) 4
comm. speed small display text Spd (large) 5
address small display text Adr (large) 6
Maximum current: The INC/DEC keys increment and decrement through a sequence of
number values in the range of 0-600 Amps (parallel wired outputs) or 0-300 Amps (series
wired outputs).
Ramp minutes: The INC/DEC keys increment and decrement through a sequence of
number values in the range of 0.0-99.9 minutes.
Ramp current: The INC/DEC keys increment and decrement through a sequence of
number values in the range of 0-600 Amps (parallel wired outputs) or 0-300 Amps (series
wired outputs).
Beeper on/off: The INC/DEC keys toggle between the values of on and off.
Communication speed: The INC/DEC keys increment and decrement through a sequence
of number values: 9600 baud, 38400 baud, and 115000 baud.
Address: The INC/DEC keys increment and decrement through a sequence of number
values in the range of 0-9. RS232 is address 0 (hex address 0X10), and RS485 are
addresses 1-9 (hex addresses X52 – X5A).
All of the above elements are saved in non-volatile memory. To purge and set NV memory
to factory default values, press PRGM/DEC/RMT keys on power up (text message appears
to indicate default successful).
3.2 Manual
mode
Whether the RS-3000 is in manual mode or ramp mode is determined by the
programmable value of ramp minutes. If ramp minutes is at zero, that is, 0.0, then manual
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