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AMETEK ASD Series User Manual

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Programming: Digital Interface Control

Sorensen ASD Series

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M551177-01 Rev A

Note: If both black (true), this indicates that the power supply output is in power control
mode. If both white (false), this indicates that the power supply output is in an
unknown mode most likely caused by a setpoint of zero (see Setpoints group) or the
output being disabled.
On

Indicates that the power supply output is enabled.

Fault

Indicates that that a system fault has occurred.

DP

Indicates that the power supply setpoints are being taken
from the digital programming interface.

AP

Indicates that the power supply setpoints are being taken
from the analog programming interface

Digital Inputs group

Note: clicking the controls in the Digital Inputs group will
toggle them between black = true; white = false.

Output Enable

Enables the output of the power supply for programming
through the digital programming interface

Fault Reset

Resets any resettable system, master or module fault
conditions

Remote Sense Disable

Disables remote voltage sensing so the power supply
regulates it’s output voltage using a local voltage
measurement

Load Protection Enable

Activates the power supply load protection monitoring
which is configurable in the main window Advanced tab

Reset Energy Meter

Resets the energy meter to zero so it can begin
accumulating the total power output by the power supply

MODBUS Timeout

Enables Modbus timeout monitoring which create a fault if
there is no Modbus activity for a interval defined on the
main window Advanced Settings tab

FDR Enable

Enables the FDRs (Flight Data Recorders) in the power
supply to periodically save information about the power
supply status.

Process Enable

Enables the process control feature which allows the
power supply to control an external process.

Unit Status group

Existing modules

Indicates the number of modules existing to the power
supply master controller.

Active modules

Indicates the number of modules that are actively
outputting or prepared to output power based on master
controller commands.

Module Status

A color-coded, numbered box appears in this row for each
existing module (maximum 16 modules); red = fault; yellow
= warning; green = operating normally

Unit SN

Displays the serial number of the power supply

Unit PN

Displays the part number of the power supply

Master ID

Displays the master id bits of the power supply; if the
cursor is held over this control a tool tip will be shown
which decodes and gives descriptions of the master id bits

Master FV

Displays the firmware version of the power supply’s master
controller.