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AMETEK DLM 600W Series User Manual

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DLM 600W Series

M362161-01 K

4-4

4.3.2

REMOTE ANALOG INTERFACE Functions

The REMOTE ANALOG INTERFACE provides control signals for programming output
voltage, current, and OVP, monitoring the output voltage and current, and controlling
the operational state of the power supply. The following paragraphs describe the
functions of the various signals. Pin numbers correspond to the REMOTE ANALOG
INTERFACE connector pinout; also refer to Table 4–2.

Digital Control Input Signals

EXTERNAL–OFF: Pin-14, disables the output with a 2–30 VDC logic–high signal level.
Signal is referenced to Pin-2 and opto–isolated from the other analog interface signals
and the output of the unit.

EXTERNAL–OFF RETURN: Pin-2, signal return for EXTERNAL–OFF; opto–isolated
from the output of the unit.

LOCAL–LOCKOUT: Pin-24, disables front–panel control with a 0–0.8 VDC logic–low
signal level. Internal 100 k

 pullup provided to 5 VDC. Signal is referenced to Pin-6,

and is not isolated from the negative (return) output of the unit.

ANALOG–CONTROL: Pin-1, enables remote analog programming with a 0–0.8 VDC
logic–low signal level. When ANALOG–CONTROL is asserted, the power supply will
power–up with the analog interface in control of the output voltage, current, and OVP.
Internal 100 k

 pullup provided to 5 VDC. Signal is referenced to Pin-6, and is not

isolated from the negative (return) output of the unit.

Digital Status Output Signals

VOLTAGE–MODE: Pin-5, nominal 5 VDC logic level indicates operation in constant–
voltage mode. Source resistance is 750

. Signal is referenced to Pin-6, and is not

isolated from the negative (return) output of the unit.

REMOTE–CONTROL: Pin-4, nominal 5 VDC logic level indicates operation with
remote programming of output voltage, current, and OVP. Source resistance is 750

.

Signal is referenced to Pin-6, and is not isolated from the negative (return) output of the
unit.

OVP: Pin-25, nominal 5 VDC logic level indicates that the output has been disabled
because of overvoltage protection. Source resistance is 750

. Signal is referenced to

Pin-6, and is not isolated from the negative (return) output of the unit.

FAULT: Pin-18, nominal 5 VDC logic level indicates that the output has been disabled
because of overtemperature or summary fault. Source resistance is 750

. Signal is

referenced to Pin-6, and is not isolated from the negative (return) output of the unit.