AMETEK BPS Series Programming Manual - Manual (Page 137)

BPS / MX / RS Series SCPI Programming Manual AMETEK Programmable Power
Manual P/N 7003-961 Rev. AA 137
5.9 *RST
The reset (*RST) command has the same effect as an IEEE-488 Device Clear bus
command but can be used over the RS232C interface as well. This command resets the AC
source to the following factory-defined states:
Table 5-1 : *RST default parameter values
Item Value Item Value
INIT:CONT OFF [SOUR:]LIST:STEP AUTO
OUT OFF [SOUR:]PHAS:MODE FIX
OUTP:TTLT OFF
OUTP:TTLT:SOUR BOT
[SOUR:]CURR:PROT:DEL 100ms [SOUR:]VOLT:TRIG
[SOUR:]FREQ:MODE FIX [SOUR:]VOLT:SLEW:MODE FIX
[SOUR:]FREQ:SLEW MAX [SOUR:]VOLT:SLEW:TRIG MAX
[SOUR:]FREQ:SLEW:MODE FIX TRIG:CONN NONE
[SOUR:]FREQ:SLEW:TRIG MAX
[SOUR:]FREQ:TRIG 60Hz TRIG:SYNC:SOUR IMM
[SOUR:]FUNC:MODE FIX TRIG:SYNC:PHAS 0
TRIG:SOUR IMM
Command Syntax *RST
Parameters None
Related Commands
*SAV
A *RST command or a IEEE-488 Device Clear also clears all status registers but does not
change the Event Enable registers for each status register group.
Application note:
When using the *RST command on systems set to power up in single phase mode, it will be
necessary to momentarily change the power on selection to three phase mode to ensure all
three phases are re-initialized. This can be done with the following code sequence:
PONS:NOUT? // Determine current PONS phase setting.
<response>
PONS:NOUT THR
// Set to three phase initialization
*RST // Issue reset commend.
Delay 500msec // allow time to reset system.
If <response> <> THR Then // Set back if needed
PONS:NOUT <response>
End if