Instruction manual

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(*)If the ENT key is depressed at this point, the AMP would be programmed to and remain
at 130 volts.
5. Execute the program by depressing the ENT key.
Two output parameters may be ramped simultaneously. The parameter programmed just prior
to entering the RMP A screen will be the independent parameter and will be identified in that
screen. The parameter loaded prior to the independent parameter will be the dependent
parameter.
The following example will ramp frequency from 360 to 440 Hz at a rate of .2 Hz per .2
second, while each .2 Hz step causes the amplitude to go from 10 volts to 210 volts in .5 volt
steps.
1. Select the AMP screen (dependent parameter) and program the start to 10 volts:
5 ENT 10 PRG
2. Select the FRQ screen (independent parameter) and program the start frequency
of 360 Hz:
6 ENT 360 PRG
3. Select the RMPA screen and program the independent ramp parameters of STP
= .2, and DLY = .2 and VAL = 440:
9 ENT A 0.2 PRG B 0.2 PRG C 440 PRG
4. Select the RMPB screen and program the dependent (AMP) ramp parameters
of STP = .5:
10 ENT B 0.5 PRG
5. Start the program by pressing the ENT key.
The final value of the dependent parameter, AMP, will be determined by the number of steps
of the independent parameter and the STP value, .5V specified in RMP B.
FINAL VALUE = INITIAL VALUE + (RMP B STP) (NO. STEPS)
NO. STEPS = (DEP. PAR.) (FINAL VALUE - INITIAL VALUE)/STEP
SIZE
In this example:
NO. STEPS = (440 - 360)/.2 = 400