KEPCO BOP 1KW-MG Operator Manual, Firmware Ver.4.12 and higher - Manual (Page 95)

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3.3.9.5 VIEWING STORED WAVEFORMS
After observing the precautions of PAR. 3.3.9.1, press
@
from the power-up screen to access
the Saved Waveforms screen (Figure 3-9). Use
Y
or
U
or the encoder to highlight the name of
a previously saved waveform, then press
!
to view the Waveform Settings screen (see Figure
3-10). The lower half of the LCD shows a representation of the programmed waveform. The let-
ters along the vertical axis of the graph at the lower left side indicate whether the waveform is
programmed to operate in voltage or current mode. The message at the upper right indicates
the actual mode of the power supply while the waveform is being executed. The upper half pres-
ents the waveform name, positive and negative protection settings, the repetition count, fol-
lowed by a listing of segments. The type (square, sine, etc.), frequency, p-p amplitude, and
whether the segment is initial (run only the first time) or repeating is indicated by I or R, respec-
tively. To see the offset, start/stop angle, initial/repeat for a segment, use
Y
or
U
or the
encoder to highlight the segment, then press
!
(Initial/Repeat is not available for the last seg-
ment, since the last segment must repeat). Use use
Y
or
U
to highlight the parameter, press
!
, then set the value or highlight the desired setting and press
$
to save for power-up or
%
to abort and exit without changing the parameter.
FIGURE 3-10. WAVEFORM SETTINGS MENU
3.3.9.6 EXECUTING A WAVEFORM
After observing the precautions of PAR. 3.3.9.1, press
@
from the power-up screen to enter
the Saved Waveforms screen (Figure 3-9). Highlight one of the stored waveforms, then press
!
. If the unit is in Standby, press the STANDBY key to turn the output on, then press
$
to
execute the waveform.
To stop execution, press
%
. This stops waveform execution. The unit will stop the waveform
and leave the BOP in one of three states. Standby - the output will be off (STANDBY indicator
on). At the current point of the wave form. The BOP output will be at some random point in the
programmed waveform. The BOP will complete the waveform cycle and leave the output at the
last point of the waveform. This is chosen using the display menu see Table 3-3.
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