Xantrex ENET-XFR manual

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    Internal Ethernet and RS-2 32 Interface for XFR Series Progr ammab le DC P ower Su pplies Op erat in g Man ua l ENET -XFR ENET -XFR3 TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge i Mo nd ay, Apr il 1 9, 200 4 9: 00 AM[...]

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    TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge ii M ond ay, Apr il 19 , 200 4 9:00 AM[...]

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    XFR 1.2kW an d 2.8kW Ethe rnet/RS-232 Interface Option Operating M anual TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge i Mo nd ay, Apr il 1 9, 200 4 9: 00 AM[...]

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    About X antr ex Xantre x T echn ology In c. i s a worl d-lea ding suppl ie r of adva nced powe r e lect roni cs and co ntro ls wi th pr oducts from 50 watt mobi le units to on e MW ut ility -s cale sys tem s for wind, sol ar , ba tt eries, fuel cel ls, mic roturbin es, a nd backup powe r a pplic ations in bot h grid-conn ecte d and sta nd-alone sys[...]

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    iii About This Ma nual Pu rpose Thi s Op eratin g Manual is for the XFR 1.2kW and 2.8kW Ethernet/RS- 232 Inter face Opti on ; a microproc es sor-cont rol led option c ard fo r all mode ls of XFR Se ries DC output power suppli es. Thi s m anual pro vide s you with specif ic ations , use r opti ons, and confi gur ation instr ucti ons for th e inter f[...]

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    About T his Manual iv TM-XR9B- 01XN Organiza tion Thi s Ma nual is or ga nized int o 4 chap ters and 2 appe ndixes. Chapte r 1, “Featur e s” D es cr ib e s th e in te r f a ce a n d li s ts it s fe a t u r e s . Chapte r 2, “I nstall ation and Config uration” Explain s ba si c se tup proc e dures for Etherne t mode and RS-232 mode. Describ [...]

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    Ab out This Manual TM-XR9B-01XN v C onv entio ns U sed The f ollowing conventio ns are used in this gui de . R elat ed In form atio n Y ou can find mor e inf ormatio n about Xa ntrex T echnolog y Inc. as well as it s prod uc t s and se rv ices at www .xantre x.com WAR N I NG W a rnings ident ify condition s that c o uld result in per sonal injury o[...]

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    vi TM -XR9 B- 01X N . b ook Pag e vi Mo nd ay, A pril 19 , 200 4 9:00 AM[...]

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    vii Important Safety I nstructions W ARNING: High En ergy an d High V o ltag e Exer cise c a ution when us ing and c alibr ating a power su pply . High ener gy levels c an be s tored at the output voltage terminals on a power supply in normal ope ration. In addition , potenti al ly letha l volt ages exist in the power ci rcui t and on the out put a[...]

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    viii TM-XR9B-01XN. b ook Page v iii Monday, Ap ril 19, 200 4 9:00 AM[...]

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    TM-XR9B-01XN ix Im portant S afety Instruction s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vi i 1 Fe at ure s Des cripti o n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1– 1 Fe atures a nd Functi ons - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

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    Contents x TM-XR9B- 01XN Baud Rate Selec tion - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2–18 Flow Cont rol Se lecti on - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2–19 Remote /Loc al Oper ation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2?[...]

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    Contents TM-XR9B-01XN xi 4 Ca lib rati on Intr oduc tion - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4–1 Vo l t age Mod e Cal ibrat ion - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 –3 Vo l t age Calibr ation Set up - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

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    xi i TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge x ii Mon day , Ap r il 1 9, 20 04 9:0 0 AM[...]

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    TM-XR9B-01XN xi ii Figur e 1- 1 Sample configu ration us ing Ethernet /R S - 232 I nt e r f ace (1200 Watt DC Power Suppli e s S hown) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–2 Figur e 2-1 P owe r Supply Front P a ne l with Ethe rnet/RS-232 I nterface Insta lle d (1200 Watt Power Supply S hown) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2?[...]

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    xi v TM -XR9 B- 01X N . b ook Pag e xiv M on day , A p ril 19, 2004 9:0 0 AM[...]

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    TM-XR9B-01XN xv Tab le 2- 1 Re mote Progra mmi ng L EDs - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 –4 Table 2-2 Ethe rnet / RS -2 32 Int erf ace Ju mper S elect ion s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 –7 Table 2-3 Et he r net Setup Proce dure - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2–10 Table 2-4 RS-232 Setu[...]

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    xvi TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge x vi Mo nda y, A pri l 19 , 2 004 9 :00 A M[...]

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    1 Fe a t u r e s Desc ripti on The Ethernet/RS-232 Interfa ce is a micropr ocessor -controlled option card for all models of the XFR s eries of DC output power supply . I nstalled internally , the interface card allows you to remotely control your power supply through your e x isting network, or via a direct conne ction to your c om puter . It feat[...]

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    Fe at u r e s 1–2 TM-XR9B- 01XN F e atures an d Fu ncti ons Inter face F eatu res • Pr ogrammable so ft li m its f or volta ge a nd current • Pr ogrammable ove r volta ge protec tion wit h reset • Easy- to-use, self- documenti ng command s e t • S tandardi zed commands for compl ete communicat ion wit h any of the su pplie s in the sy ste[...]

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    F eatur es and Functi ons TM-XR9B-01XN 1–3 Ethe rnet F eat ures • Aut o-s e ns ing 10/100Base-T networ k i nte r fa ce • Robust onboa r d TC P /I P stac k su ppor ts: •T C P / U D P • UDP M ultica st • Uni versa l IP Address Assignment via: • DHCP •R A R P •A R P - P i n g • Easy co nfi guration via web browser (HTTP) • RealP [...]

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    1–4 TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 4 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

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    2 Installatio n and Configur ation Introducti on The Ethern e t/RS- 232 Int e rface is us ua lly install ed a t the fa c tory . Y our lo cal dist ributor or ser vic e c ent er can al so i nsta ll the interf ace , espe c ia l ly for use in a previousl y- p ur c ha sed supply a lready on site . Y ou must the n config ure the Interf ace - enha nced su[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–2 TM-XR9B- 01XN Als o, de pen ding on your spec if ic conf iguratio n, you will ne e d addit ional it ems. For Eth e r net (v ia networ k) : • CA T 5 network cable to connec t XFR to your networ k • comp ute r conne c t e d to the netwo r k For Eth e r net (d ir e ct to compute r): • CA T 5 crossover cabl[...]

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    Initial In spect ion TM-XR9B-01XN 2–3 Ini tia l Inspe cti on On fir st rec ei ving your unit, perf or m a quick physica l c he c k. • Ens ure eac h packa ge c onta ins a power su pply with its Et he rne t/RS- 23 2 Interf ace board insta lle d, and manuals for the power supply and th e Ether net /R S - 232 I n te r f ace . Any additi ona l par t[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–4 TM-XR9B- 01XN Fron t P an el Figur e 2- 1 shows the front pane l of an XFR 1200 W att supp ly with Ethe rn et /RS -2 3 2 Interf ace instal le d. The re is a fur ther description of the Remote Pr ogramming LEDs in T able 2- 1 . Figur e 2- 1 P ower Su pply F ront P anel with Eth ern et /RS-232 Inter face Instal[...]

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    Initial In spect ion TM-XR9B-01XN 2–5 Ethe r n et /RS -232 Interfac e Su bp lat e and PC B The Ethern e t/RS- 232 Int e rface Subplate is visible from the rear pa ne l of th e unit . Rea r panel componen ts a r e ident ified in Figure 2- 2 . Figur e 2- 2 Ethern et/RS-232 Int erface Subplat e (XFR 1.2kW shown - locate d on power supply rear cove r[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–6 TM-XR9B- 01XN Figur e 2- 3 shows the inter na l compo nen ts on t he Ether net/RS-232 Int erface PCB. T able 2-5 shows whic h jum pe r s ne ed to be modif ied t o cha nge modes or set tings. CA UTI ON Use proper stat ic c ontr ol techniques to avo id damage to sta tic- sensiti ve compon ents on the pr inted c[...]

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    Initial In spect ion TM-XR9B-01XN 2–7 T able 2-2 Ethernet /R S- 232 Interfac e Jumper Selections J2 Ba ud ra t e selec tio n (defau lt 9600) page 2–18 B1 (5-6) [closed] [de fa ul t ] B2 (3-4) [closed] [de fa ul t ] B3 (1-2) [closed] [de fa ul t ] J2 RS-232 flow control selec tion h ardware (R TS / CTS) or software ( X ON/ XOFF) page 2–19 FL W[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–8 TM-XR9B- 01XN Cha nging I ntern al Ju mpers Some of the settings on the Ethernet/ R S-232 I nt erface car d are user sele c table by way of jum pe r s on the print e d cir c u it board. The procedure for changing the jumpers va r ies depending on if you have a 1 .2kW XFR, or a 2.8kW XFR. Pr ocedu re f or 1.2k[...]

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    Ch anging Inte rnal J umpers TM-XR9B-01XN 2–9 Once that is compl e te, t urn th e boa rd over and, i f necessa ry , remove the shor t rib bon cab l e con n ected to J6 4 on the interf ace card to ge t acces s to th e under si de of the PCB. Y ou can no w scan t he board a nd ref er to Fig ure 2-3 to loc at e the variou s c om ponents and jumpers [...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–10 TM-XR9B- 01XN B asic Se tup P ro ced ur e - Et her net Thi s proce dure can be us e d as a quick ref e r e nce fo r thos e f amilia r wi th th e confi guration requi rement s f or the Ether ne t/RS-232 Interfa c e as in stalle d in the DC powe r supply . F or those who want m ore infor m ation, ea ch step re[...]

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    Basic Setup Proce dure - RS- 232 TM-XR9B-01XN 2–11 B asic Se tup P ro ced ur e - RS-232 Thi s proce dure can be us e d as a quick ref e r e nce fo r thos e f amilia r wi th th e confi guration requi rement s f or the Ether ne t/RS-232 Interfa c e as in stalle d in the DC powe r supply . F or those who want m ore infor m ation, ea ch step ref e r [...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–12 TM-XR9B- 01XN Co nfigu ring f or Eth erne t or RS- 232 Thi s inte r fa ce c a r d c an be conf igured for Ethernet co mmunic a ti on, or for RS-232 comm unic a tion, but not both s im ulta neously . Fr om the factory , th e in strument will be configu red for Et hernet com municat ion . Ther efore you should[...]

  • Page 35

    Ethernet C ommunications TM-XR9B-01XN 2–13 Et herne t C ommunications Et her net Connection Ther e are two option s for c ontrolling your XF R po w er s upply via Et hernet - "Conne ct ing to a Networ k" or "C onne cting Directl y t o your Comput er ." The f ir st option is to connect the powe r supply to a network, and con tr[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–14 TM-XR9B- 01XN Loc ating the P owe r Sup ply on Y o u r Netw ork 1. Recor d the MAC a ddr ess for your power suppl y . This will be visibl e at t he b ack o f th e X FR, on the inte rface card subplat e. F or e xampl e, MAC Ad dress: ___ _________ __________________ 2. Inse r t the Xantr ex XF R Ether ne t So[...]

  • Page 37

    Ethernet C ommunications TM-XR9B-01XN 2–15 Con f ig uring Et herne t Bridg e The Ethern e t/RS- 232 Int e rface card ha s an Ethe rnet Br idge that converts th e ethe rnet packets to serial da ta s ignals for pr ocessing by t he embedde d mic rocont roller . The Et hernet B ridge m ust be properly configur ed for ser ia l c o m mun ic a ti ons wi[...]

  • Page 38

    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–16 TM-XR9B- 01XN Ins talling a nd Using RealP ort® 1 Backgr ound RealP or t® sof twa r e al lows you to ke ep using your e xi sting appli cati ons th at re ly on COM ports and R S-232 links f or communica tion purposes, in stead of havi ng t o develop TCP/I P ba sed networ k appl icat ions. I nstal led on a n[...]

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    RS-232 Communi c a t ions TM-XR9B-01XN 2–17 RS -2 32 C ommuni cat ions RS-232 Conn ection Use an appr oved RS-232 connecto r and nu ll m ode m cabl e whe n conne c ting the Ethernet/ RS-232 Inte rface t o you r comput e r . The RS-232 conne c tor us e s the 9 pin mating co nne ctor on the r e a r panel. Figure 2-5 sh ows the pino uts f o r the RS[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–18 TM-XR9B- 01XN Baud Ra t e Selection Seria l tr ansmission sends a nd receiv e s da ta i n bit s treams at fixed bit ra te s. Bot h the comput e r and th e inter face must have the s ame bit rate sett ing f o r proper comm u nication. The defa ult ba ud r ate is 9600. W e re commend tha t you do not change th[...]

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    RS-232 Communi c a t ions TM-XR9B-01XN 2–19 Flow Contro l Sele ction Flow con tr ol signals regula te data flow f or proper communic a tion. T o enab le o r dis able th e fl ow co ntrol , chan ge the J2 FL W ju mper a ccord ing to T able 2- 7 . Wi th f l ow contr ol enabled, you can use eit he r sof tware or hard wa re pro tocol s to con trol fl [...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–20 TM-XR9B- 01XN Re mote/ Loc al O pera tion Re mote/Local Mode Start up The power suppl y ca n be set to start- up in remote or local mode. T o cha nge th is setting, the PON REM jumper must be adjuste d accordi ng to T able 2-9 . Y ou will nee d to remo ve the c ove r to c han ge a ny jum pe rs. See “Changi[...]

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    Remote/Local O peration TM-XR9B-01XN 2–21 Re mote Mo de O pera tion Whil e in remote mode , use th e inte rface c om mands t o control the outpu t of t he p ower supply f r om a c om p uter . See “Operat ion” for a c omple te list of dev ice- de pe n de nt comma nds a va il able with this inte rfa ce. Fr om remote mode, change to local mode o[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–22 TM-XR9B- 01XN Loca l Mode Oper ation In l oc a l m ode operati on, you set t he voltage a nd c urrent output levels a nd th e OVP trip leve l with cont r o ls located on the front panel . R ef e r to the oper a ting m anua l f o r a descri ption of the functio ns availa ble at the front pane l. Whil e in loc[...]

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    P ower Supply Settings TM-XR9B-01XN 2–23 Local Lockout (LLO) Comm a nd Use the Local Locko ut command to disa ble t he LOCAL butt on on the power s upply f r ont p anel. W ith LLO in ef fect, y ou cannot return to local contr ol by pressing th e front pane l LOC AL switch. Y ou can sti ll return to lo cal mode by se nding the Go to Loca l (G TL) [...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–24 TM-XR9B- 01XN Addi tio nal Use r Optio n s and Setti ngs Y ou can customize r emote ope ration se ttings for OVP ( over vo ltage prote c tion) control an d TTL shutdown by changing jum pe r posit ions on th e Ether net /R S - 232 I n te r f ace c a r d. R ef e r to the op era ting manua l for in form a t ion[...]

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    Additional User Options and Settings TM-XR9B-01XN 2–25 TTL S hutdown P olarity Y ou can use the Shutdown functi on to disa ble or en a bl e the supply' s out put. Di sabling the supply using TTL shutdown a llows y ou to make adjus tm e nts to the load or to the power supply with out shutting down the power s upply . W ith th e Ether ne t /R [...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–26 TM-XR9B- 01XN Us er Si gna ls User Lines Connector Auxi liary User Line s connect or , located on th e Etherne t/RS-232 Inte rface re ar pan el, pro vides s e ve r al s ignals to increase yo ur oper at ing c on trol o f th e supply . Thes e signals are dependent on the oper ator's de sign and uses. The [...]

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    User Signals TM-XR9B-01XN 2–27 Figur e 2- 6 User Line s Sig nal Connector Ci rcuit Block D iagram TM -XR9 B- 01X N . b ook Pag e 27 Mon day, Ap ril 19, 2004 9 : 0 0 AM[...]

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    Installation and Configur a ti on 2–28 TM-XR9B- 01XN User Line s Cable Conn ection Use a standar d 8-pos ition telephon e ja ck and dat a cable to con ne ct to the us er line connec tor . Add a f e rrite block to red uc e radia te d e m issi on. The one inch s quare fe rrite bl ock wit h built-in housing clip i s packaged and sh ipped wi th the p[...]

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    3 Op erat ion Introducti on Thi s s ection c overs Ethe rnet /R S- 2 32 Int erf ace progra m ming, inc luding an e xte nsive se t of device-d e pende nt commands, e rror codes, and st at us and fault re gist er information. TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 1 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

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    Operat i on 3–2 TM-XR9B- 01XN RS -2 32 O peratio n Wh en the Ethernet/R S - 232 I nte r f a ce car d is co n fig ur ed for RS- 232 you ca n send and receiv e da ta betwe e n your powe r suppl y and co mputer , re lying on bit ser ia l c o m mun icati on. Y ou can use th e computer cont r o ller to is sue comman ds to t he powe r supply for pr ogr[...]

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    Comm and Syntax TM-XR9B-01XN 3–3 Co mman d Fo r mat and P a ramet ers The devi ce- de pe n de nt l a ngu a ge for the Ethe rn et /RS- 232 In terfa ce consi sts of c omman ds and pa ramete rs. A c om mand is a one word code whi ch eithe r gi ve s in str uctions to the inter f ac e or asks for info r m at ion fr om the inte r fa ce. A c ommand may [...]

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    Operat i on 3–4 TM-XR9B- 01XN Floating P oint Number <float> V aria bles sent with com m and para m eters ar e floa ting poin t numbers. T able 3-2 define s the st ru ct ur e of floa ting point numbers for use with the so ftwar e co mman ds. T able 3-1 Co mmand P ara meter s <curre nt> , <Ihi>, <I lo> The current i n amps [...]

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    Comm and Syntax TM-XR9B-01XN 3–5 Co mman d St r ing s If yo u send m ore t han one c ommand l ine, se parate the commands wi th a semi co lon. The semic olon m a y be prece de d or fo llowe d by space s. Exampl e : Com mand T ermin ator s T erminat ors in dic a t e the end of a command string a nd tel l t he power su pply to exec ute t he command[...]

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    Operat i on 3–6 TM-XR9B- 01XN Co mman d Summa ry Use these c ommands t o control the ope r ati on of the s upply . Th ey are li ste d he re i n order of funct ion such a s PROGRAMMING , QUER Y , CALIBRA TION, and ST A TUS commands. See “Command Reference” on page 3–9 for more detai le d i nfo r mat ion a bo ut e a c h command and its us e. [...]

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    Command Summa ry TM-XR9B-01XN 3–7 T able 3-4 Quer y C omman ds AUXA? Asks for the s tate of th e set value f or the AUXA command AUXB? Asks for the sta te of th e set va lue for the AUXB command CMODE? Asks for the powe r supp ly’ s c a l ibration mod e stat us. DL Y? As ks for the progr amm a ble time dela y se tting before t he s uppl y repor[...]

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    Operat i on 3–8 TM-XR9B- 01XN T able 3-5 Calibrati on Commands CMODE Pla ces the supply i nto c a libra ti on mode . IDA T A Calcula tes the slope and int ercept for curr e nt pr ogramming. IHI Set s th e curr ent output to the h igh ca libratio n p oint. ILO Set s th e curr ent ou tput t o the low c a lib ration point. IRDA T Calculate s the slo[...]

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    Command Reference TM-XR9B-01XN 3–9 Comm and Reference T able 3-7 Co mman d Refe rence ASTS? Ask s for t he suppl y’ s accumula ted status regi s t er . Th e accumul ated sta tus regi ster st o r es an y bi t th a t w as en t er e d in th e st at u s re gi st er sin c e the ac cu mu l at ed s ta tu s query command (AS TS? ) was last us ed , re g[...]

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    Operat i on 3–10 TM-XR9B- 01XN DL Y <second s> Set s a pro gra m m abl e time delay emplo yed by the supply before r eportin g faul t condit ions. The power suppl y use s t he time delay aft e r re c e iving a new output voltag e or current s e tting vi a VSE T or I S E T , or a fter rece iving RST , TRG , or OUT ON com mands. During the ti[...]

  • Page 61

    Command Reference TM-XR9B-01XN 3–11 FOLD? Asks for the suppl y’ s prese nt fol dback sett ing . Respo nse: FOLD <mode> wher e m ode is : 0 (OFF) or 1 (CV o r C onstant V oltage mode) or 2 (CC or Consta nt Current mode ) G TL Go to local . Re turns the power suppl y to local cont rol. See LLO (Local Lockout ). Se e al s o “Remote/Loc a l[...]

  • Page 62

    Operat i on 3–12 TM-XR9B- 01XN IMAX <curr ent> Set s an upper s oft lim it on the supply’ s programme d outp ut curren t. If the soft li mit is exc eeded , or if the so ft li mi t value is lower than t he pr es ent o utput current sett ing, the s u pply will ign ore th e command , tur n on t he ERR LE D , and s et the ERR b it in t he bit[...]

  • Page 63

    Command Reference TM-XR9B-01XN 3–13 LLO Disab le s th e front panel LOCAL swi tch. When LLO is i n effe ct yo u can onl y ret ur n to l ocal mod e using th e G TL c ommand. Y ou can r e m ov e the loc al locko ut wit h t he RE N com m an d. See al so “Remot e/Local Opera tion ” on pag e 2–20 . MASK <mnemoni cs> Disab les th e supply &[...]

  • Page 64

    Operat i on 3–14 TM-XR9B- 01XN REN < 1 /ON> , < 0/ OFF> Re mote Enable. When se t to RE N 0, the power suppl y is in l ocal mode. If a command is sent f rom th e c om put er , the power sup ply does not respon d b ut re mai ns in lo ca l mo de . W he n s et to R E N 1 , th e po wer su ppl y w ill e nte r r em ote mode if a com mand is[...]

  • Page 65

    Command Reference TM-XR9B-01XN 3–15 UN MAS K? As k s for t he supply's faul t c o ndition s whic h are curre ntly enabl e d (unm as ke d). Respo nse: UNMASK < fa ult mask> where fault mask is the decimal equi valent o f the tota l bit weig hts for the o perati ng condit ions as lis ted in t he s tatus and f a ult re gisters See “Accu[...]

  • Page 66

    Operat i on 3–16 TM-XR9B- 01XN VRHI The power suppl y outputs a volt a g e value to an ext e rna l voltmet er co nnected as part of the calibra t ion procedu re and records a volt age read back val ue in ternally . These va lue s a re a t t he hi gh end of the program med volt age range. Re fer t o the output v alue as VRHI and recor d it to use [...]

  • Page 67

    Accumu lated Status , Stat us , and Fault Registers TM-XR9B-01XN 3–17 Accu mu lated S tatu s , Sta tus , and F ault Reg iste r s The Ethern e t/RS- 232 Int e rface card use s thre e sepa r ate r egist e rs which are alwa ys act ive. They a re t he ac cum ulate d sta tus, s tatus, an d faul t re gist ers. Y ou c an use the status c om m ands sho w[...]

  • Page 68

    Operat i on 3–18 TM-XR9B- 01XN Notes: 1 . A l l mnemo n i cs can be mas ked or unmas ked. 2 . Th e er ror (E RR) bit i s res et in t he accu m u late d stat us, st at us, an d se ri al pol l regi st ers wit h an er ro r qu e r y (E R R ?) . 3 . The acc um ulat ed st atus regist er i s cl eare d wit h an ac cumul ated s tat us quer y (ASTS ?) . 4 [...]

  • Page 69

    Er ror Co des TM-XR9B-01XN 3–19 Er r o r Cod es If t h e E RR flag i n th e acc umul ated s tatus or fault re gist ers h as bee n ac tivated, an ERR? query will retur n an e rror n um ber whic h corre sponds to an event desc ri be d in the fol lowing table. The ERR? query will als o clear the E RR bit in the regist er . T able 3-9 Error C odes 0N[...]

  • Page 70

    Operat i on 3–20 TM-XR9B- 01XN T roubles hooting Di ag nos ti c L ED s Thi s section de scri bes the diagn ostic LEDs found on th e Ether net/R S-232 Int erface . Computer O p erating Properl y (COP) LEDs The Ethernet/R S-232 Interfa ce prov ides thr ee dia gnost ic LEDs, locate d at CR167, C R 166, and CR89 on it s PCB. Refe r to F igure 2-3, ?[...]

  • Page 71

    T r ouble shooting TM-XR9B-01XN 3–21 Et her net Mode T roubles hooting Tips T able 3-1 0 Ethern et Mode T ips Cannot es t ablis h communic ation or cannot find XF R on network us ing the setup pr ogram from the CD Instrume nt is not properl y connec ted to the ne twork T rying t o conne c t to the w r ong IP a ddress Not waitin g l ong enough aft[...]

  • Page 72

    Operat i on 3–22 TM-XR9B- 01XN Able t o conne c t t o the de vice s e rv er (Ether ne t Br idge), but unable to control or re ceive a respon s e f rom th e power s upply The E thernet/ RS-232 Interfa ce card is co nfigured for RS-232 com mun ic a tions T h e em bed de d Eth e rn e t Brid ge is inco r r e ctly configure d Reconfigure t he inte rfa[...]

  • Page 73

    T r ouble shooting TM-XR9B-01XN 3–23 RS-232 Mo de T ro u ble s ho ot in g T ips RS-232 an d/or Ether net Mode T rouble shooting Tips T able 3-1 1 RS- 232 Mode T ips Cannot es t ablis h commu nicat ion Using stra ight throug h RS-232 c abl e in stea d o f Null Modem c able L o o se ca bl e s Baud rate mis mat ch T rying t o com munic a te via the [...]

  • Page 74

    3–24 TM -XR9 B- 01X N . b ook Pag e 24 Mon day, Ap ril 19, 2004 9 : 0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 75

    4 Cali b r a tio n Introducti on Y ou can calibrate the int erf ace in eit her Ethernet or RS-2 32 mode by adjus ting the signal level s o n the int e rf a c e card so that the y c orr e s pond to the expecte d signa l levels on the power supply' s m a in ass e mbly . Y ou may need to recalibr a te t he int e r face if you replace parts e ithe[...]

  • Page 76

    Ca libra tio n 4–2 TM-XR9B- 01XN Y ou can calibrate the Eth erne t/R S - 232 I nterface for : • V oltag e progr a m • V oltag e readba c k • Cur rent pr ogram • Cur rent r e adba ck • Over voltage p rotecti on The f ollowing equipmen t will be requir e d to accurate ly calibra te your uni t: • Dig ita l V o ltmeter , 5 1/2 digit , 0.1[...]

  • Page 77

    V ol tage Mode Calibration TM-XR9B-01XN 4–3 V olt age Mode Cal ibrati on V olta ge Cali bration S etup 1. Dis con ne ct the l oad from the power supply whic h is to be c al ibr a t e d. 2. Conne ct a v oltmeter across the power s upply’ s output terminals . V olta ge Prog ram Calibratio n Proce dure 1. Set the power supp ly f or cali bration as[...]

  • Page 78

    Ca libra tio n 4–4 TM-XR9B- 01XN V olta ge R e a dback Cali bration P rocedur e 1. Set the power supp ly f or cali bration as in Figur e 4- 1 . 2. Activ a te c ali bration m ode by se nding comman d CMODE ON or CMODE 1 to the power suppl y . 3. Sen d comman d VRLO; IRLO to the powe r suppl y . W ait f or the su pply to sett le. Measure a nd recor[...]

  • Page 79

    Cu rrent Mode Cal ibratio n TM-XR9B-01XN 4–5 C urr ent Mo de Cali br ation Cu rrent C alib rati on Se tup 1. Dis connect the load from the power s upply to be calibr ated. 2. Conne ct a shunt across the supply's output term inals. 3. Conne ct a v oltmeter across the shunt. Cu rre nt Prog ra m Ca lib ra ti on Proc ed ure 1. Conne ct th e shun[...]

  • Page 80

    Ca libra tio n 4–6 TM-XR9B- 01XN 7. Pr ogram th e suppl y at va rious l evels us ing the ISET command to conf irm tha t the c alibration was s uc cessf ul a nd that li nearit y is ob s e rved . Re fer t o the c urre nt p r ogr am ac cura cy sp ecific ation in Appendi x A . 8. T urn o ff c alibra tion mode by sending the c ommand CMOD E OFF or CMO[...]

  • Page 81

    Over V oltage Protection (O V P) C al ibr at i on TM-XR9B-01XN 4–7 Ove r V olt age Pr o tect ion (OVP) C alibrat ion W e r ecommend t ha t you perfo r m OVP ca libration every six months. Conne ct ing a digi tal v oltmeter as in “V oltage Calibrat ion Setup ” is opt ional. 1. Dis con ne ct al l loads from the power supply . 2. Ens ure that ju[...]

  • Page 82

    4–8 TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 8 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 83

    A Sp ec ific at ions The specificatio ns in t his se c tion a re wa rranted a t 25 ° C ± 5°C unless ot herwis e specified . All spe ci f i c a ti ons are subject to chan ge witho ut not ice. TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 1 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 84

    Specif ication s A–2 TM-XR9B-01X N Spe cifi cat ions f or X FR 1.2 kW w ith E thernet/RS -232 Inte r fa ce I nst alle d T able A-1 XF R 1.2kW 7.5 V to 40 V Progra m Re s olution Vo l t a g e Current OVP 1.2mV 18.3m A 1.2mV 3.1mV 7.1mA 3.1mV 5.1mV 4.7mA 5.1mV 5.4mV 5.4mA 5.4mV 6.2mV 3.6mA 6.2mV Pr ogr am Ac curac y a Vo l t a g e Current OVP a . A[...]

  • Page 85

    Specifi cations for XFR 1.2kW with Ethernet/RS-232 Interf a ce Inst alled TM-XR9B-01XN A–3 T able A-2 XF R 1.2kW 60 V to 60 0 V Progra m Re s olution Vo l t a g e Current OVP 9.3mV 2.6mA 9.3mV 15.5mV 1.5mA 15.5mV 23.2mV 1.0mA 23.2mV 46 .4m V 0. 5m A 46 .4m V 92 .7 mV 0. 3m A 92 .7 mV Pr ogr am Ac curac y a Vo l t a g e Current OVP a . Appl y acc [...]

  • Page 86

    Specif ication s A–4 TM-XR9B-01X N Spe cifi cat ions f or X FR 2.8 kW w ith E thernet/RS -232 Inte r fa ce I nst alle d T able A-3 XF R 2.8kW 7.5 V to 40 V Progra m Re s olution Vo l t a g e Current OVP 1.2mV 11 . 3 m A 1.2mV 3.1mV 4.3mA 3.1mV 5.1mV 2.6mA 5.1mV 5. 1m V 13 .0m A 5. 1m V 6. 2m V 2. 2m A 6. 2m V Pr ogr am Ac curac y a Vo l t a g e C[...]

  • Page 87

    Specifi cations for XFR 2.8kW with Ethernet/RS-232 Interf a ce Inst alled TM-XR9B-01XN A–5 T able A-4 XF R 2.8kW 60 V to 60 0 V Progra m Re s olution Vo l t a g e Current OVP 9.3mV 1.4mA 9.3mV 15.5mV 0.9mA 15.5mV 23.2mV 0.6mA 23.2mV 46 .4m V 0. 3m A 46 .4m V 92 .7 mV 0. 2m A 92 .7 mV Pr ogr am Ac curac y a Vo l t a g e Current OVP a. Ap ply a ccu[...]

  • Page 88

    A–6 TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 6 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 89

    B Adva nced Eth erne t Adm inistra tion Appendi x B deta ils how to change your network passwor d, vi ew port st at istics and inter pret LED inf ormation. TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 1 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 90

    Advanced Ethernet Administration B– 2 TM-XR9B-01X N C hang in g the Ro ot P assw or d For secur ity reason you will want to change the root passwor d imm ediat ely . Thi s proce dure assumes that you are the root use r and tha t you know the cur rent r oot passwor d. 1. Open a web browser and enter the devi c e serve r ’ s IP address in the URL[...]

  • Page 91

    Resetting the Configur a tion to Defaults TM-XR9B-01XN B–3 Resetting the Configuration to Defaults Intr oduction Thi s proce dure will reset the conf igur ation to default s by using a web browse r . Th is procedure also allows you to ba c k up the configur a tion whi ch provide s a means for r e st oring it after you have worked thr ough con fig[...]

  • Page 92

    Advanced Ethernet Administration B– 4 TM-XR9B-01X N C o p yin g th e Con figur atio n to an d f rom a Se rv er Thi s proce dure shows you how to c opy th e confi gur a t ion to a se r v e r and to downl oad a c onfigurati on from a serve r . 1. Open a web browser and enter the devi c e serve r ’ s IP address in the URL win dow . 2. When t he de[...]

  • Page 93

    In ter pr eti ng LE D Inf orma tio n TM-XR9B-01XN B–5 In terpret ing LED Inform at ion Et hernet B ridge LEDs provi de informati on on por t act ivity , dia gnostics, and Ethe r ne t act ivit y . Figure B-1 Et hern et Br id ge LE D s T able B- 1 Ethe rne t Bridge LEDs Int erpretat ion SER Green Indi c a tes serial port a ctivi ty • Of f means t[...]

  • Page 94

    B–6 TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 6 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 95

    TM-XR9B- 01XN WA –1 W arr anty and Product In formatio n Wa r r a n t y W hat do es t his wa rra nty cover? This Limit e d W arran ty is provided by Xantre x T e c hnology , In c. ("Xantr ex") and cov ers def ects in workman sh ip a n d m a te rials in you r XFR 1. 2kW and 2.8kW Et he rnet/ RS-2 32 I nterface Opt ion . Th is w a rra nty[...]

  • Page 96

    W arra nty and Prod uct In forma tion WA–2 TM -XR9B-01XN Proo f of purcha se m a y be in any one of th e following forms: • The da ted purc hase rec eipt fro m the ori ginal pur cha se of th e product a t point of sale to th e end user , or • The dated d ealer i nvoice or pu rchase receipt showing o rigina l equipm e nt man ufacturer (OEM) st[...]

  • Page 97

    TM-XR9B- 01XN WA –3 Ex cl usi on s If thi s produc t i s a consum e r product, federal l a w d oes not a llow an exc lusion of i mplied wa rrantie s . T o t he extent you are e n ti tled to impli ed warranti es u nder federal law , to the e xte nt per m i tted b y applica ble law the y a re l im it ed to the durati on of t his L i m i ted W arran[...]

  • Page 98

    W arra nty and Prod uct In forma tion WA–4 TM -XR9B-01XN Return Proced ure 1. Packa ge t he u nit safel y , prefer abl y using the origina l box and pack ing material s. Please ensure tha t yo ur product is sh ipped ful ly ins ured in t he origi nal packag ing or equi valen t. This warra nty will not appl y whe re t he prod uct is damaged due to [...]

  • Page 99

    TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 3 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]

  • Page 100

    Xantrex Technology In c. 1 800 670 0707 Tel tol l f r e e NA 1 360 925 5097 Tel dir e c t 1 800 994 7828 Fax toll fre e NA 1 360 925 5143 Fax direct customerservice@xa ntrex.com ww w.xantrex.com TM-XR9B-01XN Printed in Canada TM- XR 9B-0 1XN .bo ok Pa ge 4 Mo nda y, Apri l 19, 2004 9 :0 0 AM[...]