Ametek Sorensen DLM600 M6 Installation and operating instructions

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DLM600 Series
M6 Option for M9G,
M130 or M131
Manual Addendum

1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.1.1 M6 with GPIB M9G
The option M6, herein, will describe the operation and M9G remote programming option
for the DLM600 series power supply with an Isolation and Polarity Reversal Relay PCB.
This option is assembled as a self-contained unit with newly designed extended lower
plate and top covers, which allow the user full isolation and reverse polarity capability
for both output and external sense. These units measure 21 inches from the tip of the
front panel controls to the rear panel output bars. They are about 8.5 inches wide and
1U tall. Illustrations of the DLM600's top, side, and rear views are shown on Pages 11
and 12 of this addendum.
1.1.2 M6 with Ethernet M130 and M131
This manual covers the M6 Option as it works in conjunction with M130 Remote
Programming Ethernet Option and the M131 Slave Option, for the DLM600 Series
power supplies. Specific information on M130 and M131 interface cards can be found in
the DLM Series M130/M131 Ethernet Option Programming Manual, P/N M362797-03.
1.2 FEATURES and FUNCTIONS
Transient Response Specification is 1400us
Depth is 20”
M9G - All standard features remain as described in the DLM600 Series manual and in
Section 1 of the M9 manual.
M130/M131 - Ethernet M130 and M131 features in manual, P/N M362797-03, apply.
1.2.1 Additional Features and Functions
- Output voltage isolation from output load
- Output local or remote
- Output reverse polarity
- Relay hot-switch lock-out (ensures that the voltage across the relay contacts
and the current through them, is near zero prior to changing relay states)
- Relay automatically disconnects (relays automatically latch Open when a
shutdown occurs)
Addendum 1

1.3 PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTIONS
M9G - All programmable functions remain as described in Section 1 of the M9 manual.
M130/M131 - Ethernet M130 and M131 programmable functions listed in manual,
P/N M362797-03 apply.
1.3.1 Additional Programmable Functions
- Remote Isolation Relay control
- Remote Local/Remote Sense Relay control
- Remote Reverse Polarity control
2.1 CONFIGURATION
2.1.1 Setup Procedure, M9G
The M9 and the Relay PCB options are installed at the factory. Use the setup procedure
described in the M9 programming manual section 2 to configure the M9 and the Relay
PCB for your system and application.
2.1.2 Setup Procedure, M130 and M131
The M6 is installed in the supply at the factory. The M6 card is not a user serviceable
assembly.
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Sorensen DLM600 Series M6 Option: M9G, M130, M131
2.1.3 Rear Panel M130/M131
Figure 2.1-1 and Figure 2.1-2 label the pertinent rear panel components for the typical
M130 and M131 Ethernet option.
Figure 2.1-1 Typical Rear Panel of M130 Ethernet Option
1– Configuration Switch
2– External User Control Signal Connector
3– (Not in M131) RESET switch and green dual-purpose NET LED
xRESET switch: returns configuration parameters to factory default (must be
depressed until NET LED blinks at least twice).
xNET LED: when solid-lit, indicates Network Connectivity; blinking indicates
Instrument ID. If the LED is off, there is no Ethernet connection found by the power
supply.
4– Connections for Ethernet (RJ-45) with built-in 10/100 indicator (on right top of the
RJ45 connector) and an Activity indicator (on the left top). Also RJ-11 connectors
for RS232 and RS485. (No RJ-45 connector on M131).
Figure 2.1-2 Typical Rear Panel of M131 Ethernet Option
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2.1.4 Rear Panel M130/M131 with M6 Option,
Figure 2.1-3 and Figure 2.1-4 label the pertinent rear panel components for the M130 and
M131 with M6 option.
Figure 2.1-3 M130 Rear Panel with M6 Disconnect/Polarity Relay Option
1– Configuration Switch.
2– External User Control Signal Connector
3– (Not in M131) RESET switch and green dual-purpose NET LED.
xRESET switch: returns configuration parameters to factory default (must be
depressed until NET LED blinks at least twice).
xNET LED: when solid-lit, indicates Network Connectivity; blinking indicates
Instrument ID. If the LED is off, there is no Ethernet connection found by the power
supply.
4– Connections for Ethernet (RJ-45) with built-in 10/100 indicator (on right top of the
RJ45 connector) and an Activity indicator (on the left top). Also RJ-11 connectors
for RS232 and RS485. (No RJ-45 connector on M131).
Figure 2.1-4 M131 Rear Panel with M6 Disconnect/Polarity Relay Option
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Sorensen DLM600 Series M6 Option: M9G, M130, M131
2.1.5 Configuration Switch
The DIP switch is accessible from the rear panel to allow configuration of the supply with
the installed M130/M131 for the user’s particular system and application.
Note: On the Ethernet master, the rear panel switch gets set to Remote On, and all remaining
switches are disregarded.
Note: Two types of DIP switches are utilized; toggle and rocker. For toggle switches, the
shading indicates the position of the toggle switch. For rocker switches, the shading
indicates the depressed side.
Figure 2.1-5 DLM 600W Configuration Switch
Figure 2.1-6 DLM 600W Series w/M6 Option Configuration Switch
Configuration Description
ON Remote operation selected. *
OFF
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2.1.6 External User Control Signal Connector
The external user control signal connector described in the M130/M131 Programming
Manual, P/N M362797-03, and in the M9G manual, has been changed as it applies to
the M6 Option. The end user will no longer have access to the following signals:
- POLARITY at pin 6
- ISOLATION at pin 7
- SENSE at pin 8
These signals are now utilized solely by the M6 card. The other signals remain as is.
An 8-pin Molex or 9-pin Subminiature-D connector located at the rear panel provides
external auxiliary control signals to increase the user’s operating control of the supply.
The mating receptacle for the 8-pin connector is Molex 43025-0800 with 8 female
terminals 43030-0003. The Molex terminals accommodate wire sizes from #20 - #24.
The relay outputs, when active, connect the POLARITY, SENSE, and ISOLATION pins
of the connector to the relay COMMON pin. The relays are rated at 120VAC/125VDC @
1A; for DLM Series 600W, maximum ratings are 60V(PK), 30VA, and 1A.
Any change in output (voltage, current, etc.) initiated by the user from the RS-232, GPIB,
or Ethernet interface will cause a 10ms synchronization pulse to be generated at the rear
panel User Control Signal Connector of the master unit (Sync Signal).
Table 2.1-1 External User Control Signal Connector Pinout
Sub-D Pi
n
Molex Pin Description
1 1
For RS-232/GPIB: FOLDBACK output signal, open
collector, active-low. Asserted when in foldback mode.
Reserved function for Ethernet interface.
2 3
FAULT output signal, open collector, active-low.
Asserted when a fault is recorded in the fault register.
3 6
POLARITY - N/A - Used internally by the M6 Option
4 7
ISOLATION - N/A - Used internally by the M6 Option
5 8
SENSE - N/A - Used internally by the M6 Option
6 2
SHUTDOWN TTL input signal, active-high. Allows the
user to immediately shutdown the unit by a TTL input
signal.
7 5 COMMON for all signals and relay contacts.
8 4
For RS-232/GPIB: SYNC output signal, open collector,
active-low. Pulsed for 10 ms when a change in the output
occurs. Reserved function for Ethernet interface.
9 — COMMON for all signals and relay contacts.
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Sorensen DLM600 Series M6 Option: M9G, M130, M131
Figure 2.1-7 External User Connector Designation (8-pin Molex)
N/A to
end user.
Figure 2.1-8 Example of Open Collector, TTL Input, and Relay Output Circuits
Addendum 7

2.1.7 GPIB Address Switch
The GPIB SET UP DIP switch on the rear panel should always have the top switch
REM on the ON position, for remote only. The front panel REM indicator should be on
(green) at power up.
3.1 IEEE 488.2 and SCPI COMMAND OPERATION
The M9 and Relay PCB operation by remote programming using the M9 IEEE-488.2 and
SCPI command sets are described in the section 3 of the M9 programming manual.
3.1.1 Useful Instructions
The isolation relays may be accessed using the following instructions:
If the CAL:MOD:POWERON “ON,INIT” command has been previously stored in the
memory, then the following commands apply:
OUTP:ISOL ON ;Closes the output relays (K1 and K3)
OUTP:POL ON ;Open K1 and K3 and close K2 and K4. Note that the algebraic sign
;of the voltage value must match the state of the polarity relay.
OUTP:SENS ON ;Closes the external sense relay (K5). Note: this instruction, if required by
the application, must be entered after the isolation (ISOL) instruction was
sent.
If the CAL:MOD :POWERON “OFF,INIT” command has been previously stored in the
memory, then the following commands apply:
OUTP:STAT ON ;Closes the output relays (K1 and K3)
OUTP:SENS ON ;Closes the external sense relay (K5). Note: this instruction, if required by
the application, must be entered after the isolation <OUTP:STAT ON>
instruction was sent.
3.1.2 Additional Related Instructions
CAL:MOD:ISOL 0 ;Relay open at power up
CAL:MOD:RESET “OFF,INIT” ;Relay to remain open after reset
CAL:MOD :POWERON “ON,INIT” ;Output goes to On state and is initialized
FIXED OUTPUT POWER SUPPLY:
CAL:INIT:VOLT <value> ;To store a fixed V-out available at power up
CAL:INIT:VOLT:PROT <value> ;Over-voltage protection
CAL:INIT:CURR <value> ;To store a fixed I-out available at power up
MEMORY STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
CAL:UNLOCK “6867” ;Security code to unlock and store
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