KEPCO KLP Series Developer's Guide, Rev 1 - Manual (Page 77)

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FIGURE 5-14. PATTERN GENERATION WINDOW
5.5.2.4 DESTINATIONS
There are three choices for DESTINATION: ALL, CURRENT or VOLTAGE.
• Destination of ALL means that all four parameters, CURRENT, VOLTAGE, DWELL and
RELAY must be entered for each point (RELAY is only available if the internal relay has
been set to PROGRAM mode). If a Virtual Model has been established, CURRENT and
VOLTAGE must be within the operating range of the Virtual Model, otherwise they must
be within the rated maximum values of the power supply. DWELL, the amount of time
that the programmed parameters will be in effect, can be set to any value from 0.01 to
655.36 seconds. RELAY ON (energized) or OFF (de-energized) controls the Normally
Open (I/O Connector, pin 2) and Normally Closed (I/O Connector, pin 10) contacts rela-
tive to Relay Common (I/O Connector, pin 4).
• Destination of CURRENT or VOLTAGE means that a waveform must be selected. The
four waveform choices are LEVEL, SINE, TRIANGLE and SQUARE. Waveforms may
consist of a single segment, or multiple segments, each defined separately (see PAR.
5.5.2.6 for details).
NOTE: The values chosen for Amplitude and Waveform Offset must be within the limits estab-
lished by the Protection and Virtual Model windows.
5.5.2.5 MODE SELECT
With the MODE SELECT switch set to VIEW, the parameters for each point can be viewed, but
not changed. The values displayed apply to the point indicated in the Point Number window.
Use the
< and > buttons to navigate through the list or enter a number directly in the Point
Number window and press ENTER on the computer keyboard to get to a specific point. By
changing the MODE SELECT switch to EDIT, values for existing points can be changed by
entering a new value for any of the parameters.
As an example, if a five point list was to be entered, where all the values were the same except
the voltage, the list could be initially generated by specifying 5 points (which will all be identical),
then setting the MODE SELECT switch to EDIT and using the
< and > buttons to view and edit
the voltage for each point