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Kikusui PMX35-3A User manual

PMX35
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3A
0
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35V 3A
REGULATED DC POWER SUPPLY
CBASHIFTALM CLR
FINE
FINE
CURRENT
VOLTAGE
OVP
࣭
OCP
SETLOCKCONFIG LOCAL
OUTPUT CV
CC
A
V
REMOTE
LANLOCKALARM
PRESET BCA
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PART NO. IB024614
Feb. 2016
PMX Series
Quick Reference
CURRENT/ FINE
Set the current value,
change a parameter in the
CONFIG settings
VOLTAGE/ FINE
Set the voltage value,
select the value of a
CONFIG parameter
OUT PUT
Output on and off
CONFIG/ B
Configure the
conditions, recall
and save the preset
memory B
Status indicators
Voltmeter
Displays the voltage, value
of a CONFIG parameter,
cause of an alarm
Ammeter
Displays the current,
power, CONFIG
parameter
SET/ ALM CLR
Set and confirm, release protection
functions that have been activated
LOCAL/ SHIFT
Switch remote mode, enable the functions
that are written in blue characters
OCP∙OVP/ A
Set and display the protection functions,
recall and save the preset memory A
LOCK/ C
key lock, recall and save the
preset memory C
Panel Operations
Using the PWX as a CV or CC Power Supply
When the PWX is in CV mode, the set current is the
limit of the current that can flow through the load.
When the PWX is in CC mode, the set voltage is the
limit of the voltage that can applied to the load. If the
limit is reached, the PWX automatically switches the
CV/ CC mode.
1Press SET to change to the setting display.
2Turn the VOLTAGE knob to set the voltage,
Turn the CURRENT knob to set the current.
Voltage range: 0 % to 105 % of the rated output
voltage
Current range: 0 % to 105 % of the rated output
current
3Press OUTPUT to turn output on.
The output turns on and off each time you press
OUTPUT.
Locking Panel Operations (Key lock)
When the keys are locked, the key and rotary knob
is invalid. There are three levels of key lock. Use
CONFIG parameter CF03 to set the level.
●Loc1: Lock all keys except the OUTPUT and
memory A, B, and C keys.
●Loc2: Lock all keys except the OUTPUT key
●Loc3: Lock all keys and the rotary knob.
Hold down LOCK key until the LOCK LED
lights. To unlock the keys, hold down LOCK
key again until the LOCK LED turns off.
To set the PWX to the Factory Default
Hold down LOCK+LOCAL while you turn the
POWER switch on.
Protection Functions
The PMX is equipped with the following protection functions. When a protection function is activated, an alarm
occurs, the output is turned off, and the cause of the alarm is indicated.
Press OCP • OVP key for setting the OVP trip point, the OCP trip point.
There are two methods to clear alarm.
●Press ALM CLR (SHIFT+SET)
●Turn the PMX off, fix the problem that caused the alarm, and then turn the PMX on.
Unless you fix the problem that caused the alarm to occur, the alarm will occur again.
Overvoltage protection (OVP) Activated when the output terminal voltage exceeds the set voltage (OVP trip point).
setting range
10 % to 110 % of the rated output voltage
Overcurrent protection (OCP) Activated when the output current exceeds the set current (OCP trip point).
setting range
10 % to 110 % of the rated output current
Overheat protection (OHP) Activated when the internal temperature rises to an abnormal level.
Status indicators
LEDs light when the PMX is in the following states.
CV Lights during constant voltage mode
CC Lights during constant current mode
ALARM Lights when a protection function has
been activated
LOCK Lights when the keys are locked
REMOTE Lights during remote control
LAN Lights and blinks when the LAN interface
is in use ( No Fault / Fault / Stand-
by / WEB Identify )
PRESET
A, B, C
Lights when the memory A, B or C values
are being recalled or saved
Preset Memory Function
You can stores three sets (A, B or C) of the voltage
and the current.
Saving setting to preset memory
To save a preset memory, press SHIFT+the
memory key (A, B, or C) to which you want
to save the settings until their LEDs turn on
(Hold the keys down).
Recalling preset memory entries
1Press SHIFT+the memory key (A, B, or C)
from which you want to recall the preset
memory entry.
※If you hold down, the present values in use will
be saved to the preset memory entry instead.
2Check the displayed settings, and then
press SET.
Measured Value Display and Setting Display
• Measured value display
When the SET key LED is off, the present output
voltage and output current are displayed. You
can change the output voltage and output cur-
rent while the measured value displayed.
• Setting display
Press SET to light its key and display the present
output voltage and output current settings.
Press SET again to return to the measured value
display.
OUT PUT LED
Lights when output is
turned on
External Control
You can use the J1 connector of external control.
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
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3
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24
25
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1 VMON Output voltage monitor.
2 IMON Output current monitor.
3 A COM External signal common for pins 1, 2, 4,
and 14. *1
4 EXT-V CV
CONT
Used to control the output voltage with
an external voltage
5 A COM External signal common for pins 1, 2, 4,
and 14. *1
6 EXT-R CV
CONT
Used to control the output voltage with an external
resistance.
7 EXT-R CV
CONT COM
Used to control the output voltage with an ex-
ternal resistance.
8 N.C Not connected.
9 N.C Not connected.
10 N.C Not connected.
11 CV STATUS On when the PWX is in CV mode.
Photocoupler open collector output. *2
12 CC STATUS On when the PWX is in CC mode.
Photocoupler open collector output. *2
13 ALM STATUS On when a protection function has been activated.
Photocoupler open collector output. *2
14 EXT-V CC
CONT
Used to control the output current with an external
voltage.
15 A COM External signal common for pins 1, 2, 4, and 14. *1
16 EXT-R CC
CONT
Used to control the output current with an external
resistance.
17 EXT-R CC
CONT COM
Used to control the output current with an external
resistance.
18 OUT ON/OFF
CONT
Output on/off control terminal.
The output can be turned on and off using exter-
nal contact input.
19 D COM External signal common for pins 18. *1
20 N.C Not connected.
21 N.C Not connected.
22 N.C Not connected.
23 OUT ON
STATUS
On when the output is on.
Photocoupler open collector output. *2
24 PWR ON
STATUS
On when the power is on.
Photocoupler open collector output. *2
25 STATUS COM Status signals common for pins 11, 12, 13, 23 and
24.
*1. During remote sensing, this is the negative (-S) of sensing input. When
remote sensing is not being performed, this is connected to the negative
output.
*2. Open collector output: Max. voltage of 30 V and max. current of 8 mA.
The status common is floating (isolation voltage or less), it is isolated
from the control circuit.
Output voltage control
Set the CV control using an external
voltage or an external resistance in
the CONFIG settings so that external
voltage control is enabled (CF05:VoLt/
rES).
• Control using an external voltage
(Vext)
Use pins : 4, 5
• Control using an external resis-
tance (Rext)
Use pins : 6, 7
Output current control
Set the CC control using an external
voltage or an external resistance in
the CONFIG settings so that external
voltage control is enabled (CF04:VoLt/
rES).
• Control using an external voltage
(Vext)
Use pins : 14, 15
• Control using an external resis-
tance (Rext)
Use pins : 16, 17
Output on and off control
To use an external contact to control
the output on and off states, set the
appropriate CONFIG parameter (CF06:
on)
Use pins : 18, 19
External monitoring
• External monitoring of the output
voltage and output current status
Use pins : 1, 2, 3, 5, 15
• External monitoring of the status
Use pins : 11, 12, 13, 23, 24, 25
For Rext, use a resistor that is rated
at approx. 10k Ω, 1/2 W or greater,
that has a low temperature coefficient,
and that will change little over time.
Examples of such resistors are metal
film or wire wound resistors.
CONFIG Settings
Press CONFIG and use the VOLTAGE knob to select the parameter
that you want to set, and the CURRENT knob to change its value.
:Indicates a parameter that is applied immediately. 
r:Indicates a parameter that is applied when the PMX is turned on. 
¯:Indicates a parameter that is applied when CF34 is executed.
SYSTEM CF00 Resets the panel settings 
CF01 Power-on output status r
CF02 Memory content display 
CF03 Key lock 
CF04*1, *2 CC control using an Vext or Rext 
CF05*1, *2 CV control using an Vext or Rext 
CF06*1, *2 External control for turning output on and off 
CF07 *2 External control logic for turning output on and off 
CF08 Output-on startup state parameter 
INTER
FACE
CF20 Remote interface r
CF21 SCPI communication error display 
LAN CF30 DHCP ror ¯
CF31 AUTO IP address ror ¯
CF32 MANUAL IP address ror ¯
CF33 Resets the LAN interface settings (LCI) 
CF34 Restarts the LAN interface (REBOOT) 
CF35 IP address display (1) ─
CF36 IP address display (2) ─
CF37 IP address display (3) ─
CF38 IP address display (4) ─
CF39 MAC address display (1) and (2) ─
CF40 MAC address display (3) and (4) ─
CF41 MAC address display (5) and (6) ─
USB CF50 VID (vendor ID) display ─
CF51 PID (product ID) display ─
*1. This parameter affects the PWX when the panel settings are reset (CF00).
*2. The item can be configured only when the output is off.
Sensing
• Local sensing
This method when the
load current is small or
when you do not need to
consider the load effect
voltage.
• Remote sensing
This is a feature that sta-
bilizes the output voltage
across the load by reduc-
ing the influence of volt-
age drops and other ef-
fects caused by the load
cable resistance.
+
S
-
S
7mm
STRIP
-
GAUGE
AWG20-14
Insert the wire
while holding
down this
section with a
screwdriver.
Terminal Function
-S Negative remote
sensing terminal
+S Positive remote
sensing terminal
The "User's Manual" (included CD-ROM) de-
scribes the following information.
●Mounting to a Rack 
●Connecting to the Output Terminals
●Options ●Calibration ●Troubleshooting
RS232C, USB, and LAN interfaces (LXI) are all
installed as standard with a Communication fea-
ture. For information about the remote control,
see the "Communication interface manual" (in-
cluded CD-ROM).

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