AMETEK M130 - Manual (Page 39)

Sorensen Ethernet Option Configuration
M130/M131 Programming Manual 2-21
• CLEAR FAULT: to clear the hardware fault indication/condition after
clearing the cause of the event.
• OUTPUT: to turn on or off the power output (see Output indicator)
• FRONT PANEL LOCKOUT: to prevent or enable changes being made
via the front panel (LED to the left is lit when Lockout is in effect).
• INSTRUMENT ID: click to identify which power supply (instrument) in a
rack of equipment corresponds to the Channel selected. The LED to the
left of this button indicates whether or not this function is turned on (ON
causes the instrument’s rear panel NET LED to flash; the flashing
continues until you click INSTRUMENT ID again).
Power-on Default: click the applicable button(s) as follows:
• RECALL SETTINGS: click to restore the programmed Power-on defaults
into the Set V, Set I and Set OVP settings, and to the power supply
output (these defaults are those that were last saved prior to this Power-
on).
• SAVE SETTINGS: after clicking APPLY, click to save the presently set
values displayed in the Set V, Set I and Set OVP fields into non-volatile
flash. (If only one new setting had been input, the other previously saved
values remain the same). Please be aware that these then become the
new power-on settings that will be applied at power-up time and
after OVP reset as described in “Clear OVP” above.
NOTE: When you click SAVE SETTINGS, you will get a pop-up alert
(
Figure 2-20) telling you that saving a non-zero voltage may cause the power
supply to power-on with a voltage on its output terminals after a restart or
power cycle.
Figure 2-20. Alert Message for Save Settings
SCPI command section:
• SEND COMMAND: (not to be used with any command that provides a
response) input a properly formatted SCPI command in the upper of the
two windows and click this button to send the command.
• SEND AND READ: for queries, input a properly formatted SCPI query
command in the upper of the two windows, and click this button to send
the command and read the response in the lower of the two windows.
• SCPI Command History: a history of the last few commands sent to the
power supply are remembered by the system and listed in this area. You
can click on a command to have it be pasted in the command window.