KEPCO KLN 750W Series, Firmware Version 1.60 to 1.6x - Manual (Page 41)

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3.2.2 MENU STRUCTURE
Many of the KLN 750W functions are accessed via MENU mode (see Table 3-3 for complete list
of MENU functions).
1. Press SHIFT key to enter SHIFT mode. Verify blue LED lights, then press ENTER key to
enter MENU mode.
NOTE: Menu functions can not be accessed if the output is set to ON.
2. Rotate encoder to select MENU functions. Functions are displayed in the order shown in
Table 3-3. Menu functions are shown in the Voltage display and the corresponding value of
the function is shown in the Current display.
3. When the desired MENU function is shown in the Voltage display, press ENTER key to
access the selected function and setting.
4. To change the digit tap the encoder. The highlighted digit can be changed by rotating the
encoder. Tap the encoder to move to the next digit. When the setting is complete press
ENTER key to confirm.
5. Rotate encoder to move to the next MENU function.
6. Press SHIFT key to enter SHIFT mode. Verify blue LED lights, then press ENTER key to
leave MENU mode.
3.3 LOCAL MODE OPERATION
Local operation of the KLN 750W power supply is accomplished from the front panel via the
front panel keys and the encoder. All indications are provided by the two 4-digit LED displays,
each with two integral status indicators, and five front panel status LEDs.
3.3.1 SETTING LOCAL/REMOTE MODE
When the power supply is turned on, it is automatically set to Local mode. If digital remote mode
is active, the (REMOTE
indicator is lit) the unit can be restored to local mode by pressing
the SHIFT/LOCAL (LOCAL) key on the front panel.
NOTE: It is recommended that the unit be reset (see PAR. 3.3.43) when changing from digital
remote to local control to avoid conflicts with digital commands.
The power supply will automatically go into digital remote mode when digital remote commands
are accepted via the GPIB, RS-485, or LAN ports. Analog remote control signals via the Pro-
gramming Control port (see Table 2-4) are available when enabled; analog status signals from
the Programming Control port are always available.