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4 digital control via gpib, 5 digital control via rs 232 [-1200 models only, Digital control via gpib -3 – KEPCO KLP Series Developer's Guide, Rev 1 User Manual

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• Port 5025 - SCPI Raw. This port supports up to two connections. The SCPI-Raw port

provides faster access than the VXI-11 port (1024) as it has little overhead. This port is
accessed using the VISA resource string, e.g.:

TCIPO::192.168.1.100::5025:SOCKET

• Port 5044 - Trigger Port (UDP LXI and TCP/IP).

2.4

DIGITAL CONTROL VIA GPIB

KLP Power Supplies may be programmed over the IEEE 488 standard communication bus
(General Purpose Interface Bus, GPIB) control bus using SCPI (Standard Commands for Pro-
grammable Instruments). Use the SYST:COMM:GPIB:ADDR? query to read the current GPIB
address. Use the SYST:COMM:GPIB:ADDR command to change it. Refer to Section 6, PRO-
GRAMMING THE KLP USING SCPI COMMANDS
, and Section 7, IEEE 488.2 (GPIB) INTER-
FACE.
for additional details on using the GPIB interface.

2.5

DIGITAL CONTROL VIA RS 232 [-1200 MODELS ONLY]

KLP -1200 Model Power Supplies may be programmed over the RS 232 control bus using SCPI
(Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments) (see Section 6). All power supply func-
tions available from the front panel can be programmed via remote commands, as well as some
that are not available from the front panel: Save/Recall (see PAR. 1.2.5) and List (see PAR.
1.2.6) . Refer to Section 8, RS 232C INTERFACE [-1200 MODELS ONLY] for additional details
on using the RS 232 interface.

The KLP Power Supply may be operated via an RS232-C terminal, or from a PC using a termi-
nal emulation program. Refer to KLP User Manual for RS 232 connections.

All RS 232 parameters may be changed using SCPI commands (see Appendix B) as follows:

• To enable RS 232, refer to PAR’s B.86 and B.87
• For baud rate, refer to PAR’s B.82 and B.83
• For prompt, refer to PAR’s B.90 and B.91;
• For echo, refer to PAR’s B.84 and B.85;
• For XON/XOFF, refer to PAR’s B.88 and B.89.

The default settings are as follows:

• Baud rate: 38400
• Parity:

None

• Data Bits

8

• Stop Bits

1

• Echo

OFF

• XON

ON (enabled)