Technical data
The power is supplied by a fused plug for non-heating appliances. The PN 300 is protected
by a fuse of T 4 AL/250 V for 230 V~ or T 8 AL/250 V for 115 V~ mains voltage
respectively. The operating voltage indication shows which operating voltage is to be used.
The interfaces GPIB und RS-232C serve the purpose of data transmission on remote via
external devices.
The mains plug with fuse, the operating voltage indication, the interfaces and the type plate
of the unit can be found at the back of the power supply unit.
Note
: All buttons are provided with the function Autorepeat, i. e. constant pressing
causes respective input repetitions.
6 Parameter Settings
6.1 Starting
For external control of the unit the corresponding connecting cable of the system interface
GPIB or RS-232C has to be connected before switching on the operating voltage.
After pushing the button Power switch [1] an internal test is started and the following
message appears on the display [5]:
Testing: UNIT
The variable UNIT describes the present testing unit. The proper functions of the processor
CPU, of the ROM and RAM memory, of the KEYboard, of the BATTERY and DISPLAY are
tested. If everything is in order, the following message is displayed:
Testing: UNIT
.......Passed
Otherwise the following message appears on the display:
Testing: UNIT
........Error
and the unit interrupts the test until the defect is eliminated (not in the case of Battery
Error).
When the test is successfully completed the previous settings of the RAM are loaded and
activated.
In the case of Battery Error the following electrical values are set for sources A and B:
0.00V 0.001A
0.00V 0.001A
After switching on the outputs A and B are always inactivated. All of the settings are
indicated via the LED’s from [6] to [10].
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Operating Instructions PN 300
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