Matsusada Precision R4K-80 Series User manual

Instruction Manual
R4K-80 SERIES
Rev. 0.6
B/N 094.9.071 *094.9.071*

i
SAFETY
1. BE SURE TO GROUND!!
Be sure to ground the power supply unit before use.
2. DO NOT TOUCH ANY HIGH VOLTAGE TERMINALS!!
Do not operate the power supply unless someone who is familiar with the operation precede, the
hazards of high voltage, and the treatment for the electrical shock is present.
3. UNDERSTAND THE HAZARDS OF HIGH VOLTAGE!!
In case you let somebody operate the power supply for you, must be sure that he/she fully
understands the hazards of high voltage and the areas where never can be touched.
4. CUT OFF THE POWER BEFORE TOUCH THE UNIT!!
Cut off the power, and check that the power is OFF, before you touch the power supply.
Capacitors in the output circuit are still charged and dangerous even after the power has been
cut off.Discharge all remaining high voltage by grounding them.
5. DISCONNECT THE INPUT LINES(AC LINES) !!
In case you need to touch the inside of the power supply following instruction manual, cut off
the power and disconnect the input lines(AC lines), and ground all the capacitors and high
voltage section.
Don’t remove the case or touch the inside of power supply unless so instructed in the
instruction manual.
6. OPERATE THE POWER SUPPLY WITH YOUR RIGHT HAND!!
In order to avoid the electric shock to your important organs, operate the power supply with
your right hand and keep your left hand off from the power supply.
This power supply unit generates high voltage and energy.
Electric shock may lead to death or serious injury.
Be sure to follow the instructions below and handle the unit with caution.

ii
Various symbols are used in this instruction manual and on the product for ensuring safety.
What will be caused by ignoring the instructions given with the symbols or by improper handling
are classified as shown below. Read carefully and understand the descriptions before
proceeding to the main body of this manual.
Symbols
Meanings of the Symbols
Some of the symbols used
are shown on the right.
Indicates that which requires caution.
Indicates that which forbidden.
Indicates that which must be done.
Indicates electric shock hazard.
failure to follow the instructions with this indication may lead to death or serious injury.
failure to follow the instructions with this indication may lead to injury or damage in property.
Warning:
Caution:
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！
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！
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Warning
Do not touch the output terminal or the
leads or load connected to it while the
unit is in operation or immediately after it
is stopped. Otherwise it may cause
electric shock or injury.
Do not install the unit in a place subject
to steam or water vapor.
Otherwise it may cause poor insulation
and lead to fire or electric shock.
Do not install the unit in a place subject
to dew condensation.
Otherwise it may cause electric shock.
Do not modify or damage the cables.
Otherwise it may cause electric shock.
Be sure to ground the unit to avoid a rare
possibility of electric shock.
Otherwise it may lead to fire, electric
shock or injury.
Do not place any object on the unit.
Dangerous situations may occur if the
object drops or falls.
Do not put any object in the unit.
It may cause damage.
Do not disassemble, remodel or repair the
unit. High voltage may be built up inside,
which may cause electric shock.
Disassembly, remodeling or repair hamper
ensuring of safety and may lead to
dangerous situations.
Do not install the unit outdoors or in a
place subject to leaking of water, flood
or snow.
Otherwise it may cause electric shock.
NO
NO
NO
NO
DISASSEMBLY
NO
NO
GROUND
NO

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■ After reading this manual, be sure to store it in a place convenient for the users so that it can be
referred to at anytime.
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Caution
Do not install the unit upside down or
on a wrong side.
Insufficient heat release may cause
deterioration of parts, which may
generate smoke or set fire.
Do not use the unit in a place subject to
high temperature or in an enclosed,
limited area.
It not only hampers the unit from
achieving its performance but also
causes deterioration of parts leading to
smoking or burning.
Do not wipe the unit with chemicals
(such as thinner) or wet cloth.
It may allow water inside leading to
electric shock, electrical leak or burning.
Do not cover the vent holes of the unit.
Vent holes are provided to prevent
elevation of temperature inside.
Covering them not only hampers the unit
from achieving its performance but also
causes deterioration of parts, which may
generate smoke or set fire.
Do not install the unit and the remote
controller in a place subject to direct
cold air. Condensation may lead to
electrical leak/burning.
Do not install the unit in a place subject
to corrosive gas or liquid (such as a
place where chemicals are handled).
Deterioration of parts may cause
generation of smoke or burning.
NO NO
NO NO
NO NO

iv
RESCUE
1. Free victim from contact with live conductor quickly.
Avoid contact with neither live conductor nor victim’s body.
2. Shut off high voltage at once and ground the circuit. If high voltage cannot be turned off
quickly, ground the circuit to discharge, or cut high voltage line by an ax with dry wooden
handle. Be careful of electric flash.
3. If circuit cannot be broken or grounded, use a dry board, dry clothing, or other
nonconductor to free victim.
4. Call an ambulance immediately.
SYMPTOMS
NEVER TAKE ELECTRICALLY SHOCKED CONDITION AS DEATH.
Symptoms of electric shock may include unconsciousness, failure to breathe, absence of
pulse, pallor, and stiffness, as well as severe burns.
Whenever victim is not breathing properly, give artificial respiration(see next page).
TREATMENT
1. Start artificial respiration at scene of accident. Only in case victim’s or
operator’s life is endangered, remove victim to safe location nearby.
2. After starting artificial respiration, continue without loss of rhythm until victim start
breathing without help, or being passed to medical aid.
3. When operator change while giving artificial respiration, do so without losing the
rhythm of respiration.
4. After giving first aid, try to get a diagnosis by a doctor as soon as possible because
shock can cause internal burn, which can be lethal if left untreated.
AFTER VICTIM REVIVES
Be prepared to resume artificial respiration, as he may stop breathing again.
Keep victim warm and lying down until he or she has been conscious for at least thirty minutes.
First-aid procedures to be implemented in case of electrical shock

v
1. PLACE VICTIM
Place victim in face-upward position horizontally.
2. CLEAR THROAT
Turn head to one side quickly wipe out any fluid, mucus, or
foreign body from mouth and throat with fingers.
3. OPEN AIR PASSAGE
Tilt head back and extend neck to open air passage.
4. LIFT JAW FORWARD
Put thumb in victim’s mouth and grasp jaw firmly. Lift jaw
forward to pull tongue out of air passage. Do not hold or depress
tongue.
5. PINCH NOSTRILS CLOSED
With other hand pinch nostrils closed to prevent air leak.
6. BLOW AIR IN
Take a deep breath, seal victim’s open mouth and exhale firmly into
victim’s mouth until chest is seen to lift.
Make sure to open mouth widely to avoid air leakage.
7.REMOVE MOUTH AND CHECK
Check the sound of breathing out air and see normal breathing
when releasing mouth. If no sound, repeat from OPEN AIR
PASSAGE. Continue at a rate of 12 to 20 times per minute.
Quantity of air have to be increased gradually. Especially when victim is infant, be carefully not to be
too strong, not to blow in too much air.
Keep giving artificial respiration until victim start breathing without help, or being passed to medical
aid.
Artificial respiration
7.Remove mouth and
check
6.Blow air in
3.Open air
passage
2.Clear throat

vi
1. WARRANTY POLICY
Matsusada Precision Inc. ("Matsusada") warrants that the products supplied by it will be free from
defects in materials and workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of original
shipment to buyer. This warranty shall not apply to any product which has been repaired, modified
or worked on by persons unauthorized by Matsusada, used other than in accordance with the
instruction manuals, used in inappropriate environment (with corrosive gas, high humidity, etc) or
damaged by any event beyond Matsusada's control such as force majeure. Matsusada shall in no
way be liable for any incidental, special or consequential damages relating to this warranty.
Matsusada's sole liabilities and the buyer's sole remedies shall be limited, at Matsusada's discretion,
to a repair or replacement of the products.
The foregoing warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, including those of
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
As the products are not designed and manufactured for applications which require extraordinary
reliability or safety, or affecting people's life (nuclear energy, aerospace, socially fundamental
facility, medical equipment, etc), this warranty shall not be applied for such applications. The
specific design and manufacturing might be required for such applications.
No modification or supplement of this warranty shall be binding unless in writing and signed by a
duly authorized officer of Matsusada.
2. INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND TEST DATA
・Each rack mount and bench top power supply have 1 instruction manual. Extra instruction manuals
available with charge.
・Schematics of products shall not be submitted to users. Test result or test data for the products
shall be available upon request with charge.
WARRANTY

CONTENTS
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CONTENTS
Page
Safety......................................................................................................................................................................................................i
For Safe Use. ....................................................................................................................................................................................ii
First-aid procedures to be implemented in case of electrical shock......................................................................iv
Artificial respiration...........................................................................................................................................................................v
CONTENTS................................................................................................................................................................................. vii,viii
1Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 1
1-1 Greeting..................................................................................................................................... 1
1-2 Overview ................................................................................................................................... 1
1-3 Features .................................................................................................................................... 2
1-4 Operation mode......................................................................................................................... 2
2Before Use ................................................................................................................................... 3
2-1 General...................................................................................................................................... 3
2-2 Initial Checking .......................................................................................................................... 3
2-3 Notes......................................................................................................................................... 3
2-4 Installation ................................................................................................................................. 4
2-4-1 Installation Conditions......................................................................................................... 4
2-4-2 Ventilation ........................................................................................................................... 5
2-4-3 Bias..................................................................................................................................... 6
2-4-4 Input Voltage/Current.......................................................................................................... 6
2-5 Overview of Panels ................................................................................................................... 7
2-5-1 Front Panel（※Below is adapted only FINE switch product with a function.）................... 7
2-5-2 Rear Panel.......................................................................................................................... 7
2-5-3 Upper View ......................................................................................................................... 7
2-5-4 Standard Digital Interface ................................................................................................... 8
2-5-5 LUs1 Option........................................................................................................................ 8
2-5-1 LUs1 Option........................................................................................................................ 8
2-5-2 Dimensions (mm) （※Below is adapted only FINE switch product with a function）........... 9
2-5-3 Rack Mount Holder ........................................................................................................... 10
2-6 Connection .............................................................................................................................. 11
2-6-1 Connecting with load .........................................................................................................11
2-6-2 Connection of remote sensing wire................................................................................... 12
2-6-3 In case of connecting load which has frequent discharge................................................. 12
2-6-4 When connecting to a capacitive load with energy ........................................................... 13
2-7 Installation of front-ground terminal ......................................................................................... 14
3Outputting .................................................................................................................................. 15
4Operation ................................................................................................................................... 16
4-1 Description of Operation Modes .............................................................................................. 16
4-1-1 Constant Voltage Mode .................................................................................................... 16
4-1-2 Constant Current Mode .................................................................................................... 16
4-1-3 Crossover Mode ............................................................................................................... 16
4-2 Output switch........................................................................................................................... 17
4-3 Output voltage, output current preset button ........................................................................... 17
4-3-1 FINE switch（※Below is adapted only FINE switch product with a function）.................... 18
4-4 O.V.P (Over voltage protection) / O.C.P (Over current protection) .......................................... 19
4-5 LOCK....................................................................................................................................... 20
4-6 Power Failure Protection ......................................................................................................... 21
4-7 LS (Remote Switch) ON/OFF .................................................................................................. 22
4-8 LS (Remote Switch) Connection ............................................................................................. 23

CONTENTS
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4-9 Remote Sense function ........................................................................................................... 24
4-10 O.T.P (Over temperature protection) ..................................................................................... 25
4-11 ACF (AC Fault Insufficient AC input voltage) ......................................................................... 25
4-12 Error List................................................................................................................................ 25
5Useful Functions ........................................................................................................................ 26
5-1 Series/Parallel Operation......................................................................................................... 26
5-1-1 Series Operation............................................................................................................... 26
5-1-2 Parallel Operation ............................................................................................................. 26
5-1-3 Divided Operation ............................................................................................................. 26
5-2 Operation of Master/Slave (at Standard Digital Interface) ....................................................... 27
5-2-1 Master/Slave Setting (at Standard Digital Interface) ......................................................... 28
5-2-2 Master/Slave (at Standard Digital Interface) ..................................................................... 29
5-3 Multi-set Function .................................................................................................................... 30
5-4 Start Menu ............................................................................................................................... 31
5-4-1 Setting Start Menu ............................................................................................................ 31
5-4-2 Menu Modes..................................................................................................................... 33
5-4-3 List of Start Menus............................................................................................................ 43
5-5 Features of Delay Trigger Function ......................................................................................... 44
5-5-1 Using Delay Trigger Function ........................................................................................... 44
5-5-2 Using Delay Trigger at Master/Slave (at Standard Digital Interface) ................................. 45
5-5-3 How to Stop Delay Trigger in Case of Emergency............................................................ 45
6Using with Digital Control (Standard Digital Interface, LUs1 Option) ......................................... 48
6-1 Summary ................................................................................................................................. 48
6-2 Digital Connection (Standard Digital Interface, LUs1 Option) .................................................. 49
6-2-1 Connecting Metal RS-232C Module and Standard Digital Interface ................................. 49
6-2-2 Connecting Our CO-G32m Controller and Standard Digital Interface (Connection in
GPIB Communication) ...................................................................................................... 50
6-2-3 Connecting Our CO-U32m Controller and Standard Digital Interface ............................... 51
6-2-4 Connecting Our ET-32m Controller and Standard Digital Interface................................... 52
6-2-5 Connecting CO-OPT2-25 / CO-OPT2-9 / CO-OPT4-25 and LGob option ........................ 53
6-2-6 Connecting Our CO-G32m Controller and LGob option (Connection in GPIB - optiral
Communication)................................................................................................................ 54
6-2-7 Connecting Our CO-U32 Controller and LGob option (Connection in USB - optiral
Communication)................................................................................................................ 55
6-2-8 Connecting Our CO-E32 Controller and LGob option (Connection in LAN - optiral
Communication)................................................................................................................ 56
6-2-9 Connecting LUs1 Option................................................................................................... 57
6-3 CO-M cable connector Interface terminal details (Standard Digital Interface) ......................... 58
6-4 Setting of UNIT number (at Standard Digital Interface,-LGob Option) ..................................... 58
6-5 Settings address and delimiter for GPIB(CO-G32 /CO-G32m)................................................ 59
6-6 USB Setting(CO-U32/CO-U32m/LUs1 Option) ....................................................................... 59
6-7 IP Address Setting (CO-E32/CO-E32m).................................................................................. 59
6-8 UNIT number and Settings upper connection (LGob Option) .................................................. 60
6-9 Notes on more than one connection........................................................................................ 60
6-10 Settings of CO-MET2-25 / CO-MET2-9 (Standard Digital Interface)...................................... 61
6-11 Settings of CO-OPT2-25/CO-OPT2-9 (LGob Option) ............................................................ 62
6-12 Settings of CO-MET4-25/CO-OPT4-25 ................................................................................. 63
6-13 DigitalProgram (Standard Digital Interface / LUs1 Option) .................................................... 64
6-13-1 Summary of Syntax ........................................................................................................ 64
6-13-2 Multiple command........................................................................................................... 65
6-13-3 Character set for the command ...................................................................................... 65
6-13-4 Returned data ................................................................................................................. 66
6-14 Checking Digital Operation (Standard Digital Interface, LUs1 Option)................................... 67

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MATSUSADA Precision Inc.
6-14-1 CO-MET2-25 / CO-MET2-9 / CO-MET4-25, Standard Digital Interface.......................... 67
6-14-2 Our CO-G32m, Standard Digital Interface ...................................................................... 68
6-14-3 Our CO-U32m, Standard Digital Interface ...................................................................... 69
6-14-4 Our CO-E32m, Standard Digital Interface....................................................................... 70
6-14-5 CO-OPT2-25 / CO-OPT2-9 / CO-OPT4-25, LGob option ............................................... 71
6-14-6 Our CO-G32, LGob option.............................................................................................. 72
6-14-7 Our CO-U32, LGob option .............................................................................................. 73
6-14-8 Our CO-E32, LGob option .............................................................................................. 74
6-14-9 LUs1 option .................................................................................................................... 75
6-15 Digital Command (Standard Digital Interface, LUs1 Option).................................................. 76
6-15-1 Command list (Standard Digital Interface , LUs1 Option) ............................................... 76
6-15-2 Command list (LDe Option) ............................................................................................ 78
6-16 Reference.............................................................................................................................. 80
6-17 Minimum setting / return value list ....................................................................................... 129
7R4K Binder Attachment (R4K Binder Option) .......................................................................... 130
8-LDe Option.............................................................................................................................. 131
8-1 Overview ............................................................................................................................... 131
8-2 Features of Pulse Sequence ................................................................................................. 131
8-2-1 Example of Pulse Sequence Usage ............................................................................... 132
8-3 Ramp Function ...................................................................................................................... 136
8-3-1 Example of Ramp Usage................................................................................................ 137
8-4 Features of Sweep Program.................................................................................................. 141
8-4-1 Checking Operation of Sweep Program ......................................................................... 142
8-5 LDe option quick setting ........................................................................................................ 143
8-5-1 Pulse sequence setting................................................................................................... 143
8-5-2 Ramp setting .................................................................................................................. 144
8-6 Features of Master Follow ..................................................................................................... 145
8-6-1 Features of Master Follow .............................................................................................. 145
9Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................... 146

1 Introduction
1
1 Introduction
1-1 Greeting
Thank you very much for choosing our R4K series.
We expend every possible means to assure the quality of our products. To maximise performance and
ensure safe use, please handle the product appropriately in accordance with this Manual.
Although we have created this Manual with care, please kindly contact us if any ambiguity, errors or
omission is found.
1-2 Overview
R4K series power supply generates wide range of variable output voltage and current with high
stability, which is required for various applications such as test for components (LCD, semiconductors
and etc.) or system power supplies.
With high frequent switching technology, R4K series enable high power and low noise output in such
a compact body.
Further, the –LDe option adds output options including the pulse sequence function that repeats on
and off and the lamp/sweep function that arbitrarily sets rising/falling time, allowing our customers to
change the output state according to their own environment.
ｔhrs
Memory a (10V)
Memory b (20V)
Memory c (30V)
Operation image of -LDe option

1 Introduction
2
1-3 Features
With high-performance D/A converter equipped, settings can be more accurate.
Simultaneous digital display of voltage and current (our unique display of the world’s smallest
4-digit pitch)
With setting dial, voltage and current can be set from 0 to rated output.
Constant voltage mode and constant current mode changes with automatic crossover.
High frequent switching technology realized compact and light weight.
Protection circuit which disable output when AC line is recovered is integrated.
(factory setting is ON)
Output terminals are both on front panel and rear panel.
2 mode LOCK function
High accuracy and peformance with micro computer control.
World wide input of 100V to 240V AC.
Output cut off with external signal.
With voltage/current control at the maximum power (84.05W), the range of use of voltage/current
is expanded (variable range function)
MODEL
Maximum rated voltage
Maximum rated current
R4K - 80L
16.00V
10.00A
R4K - 80
36.00V
5.000A
R4K - 80M
110.0V
1.300A
R4K - 80H
320.0V
500.0mA
Output Delay function (0.0-99.9 sec.)
Voltage/Current Memory function (allows presetting of 3 types of voltage/current in addition to the
normal presetting).
1-4 Operation mode
R4K series power supply has 2 operation modes of constant voltage and constant current as standard.
When unit is in constant voltage mode, unit keep the set output voltage even when load is changed.
When unit is in constant current mode, unit keep the set output current even when load is changed.
Unit shall be in either of the 2 modes, and 2 modes shall not be effective at the same time.
(see section “4-1-3 Crossover Mode”)

2 Before Use
3
2 Before Use
2-1 General
After opening the package, make sure that all of the following accessories are included in addition to
the power supply unit:
(Accessories)
Instruction manual
AC input cord
Front-ground terminal clasp
M4 screw (for ground terminal)
CO-M cable (not attached for –LUs1 option / -LGob option)
<Accessories for R4K binder option>
Clasps (2 pcs)
Belt (1 pc)
Support screws (units to be connected x 2 pcs)
M3 screws (units to be connected x 2 pcs)
<Accessories for LUs1 option>
Install manual
USB driver disc
<Accessories for LGob option>
CO-Optical fiber cable
2-2 Initial Checking
Before attempting to start the unit, check the following to make sure there is no failure.
(Do not plug the power cord into the outlet yet.)
1. Check the panel and chassis for any apparent trace of impact such as a dent.
2. Check the position of disable output protection switch on the top of the unit.
(factory setting is ON)
3. If any failure is found, contact the carrier and us.
2-3 Notes
Warning
When system has high voltage power supply, equipments connected might receive damage due
to high voltage.
When operate with GPIB interface, connect only cables required for system operation.
The power supply has protection for intermittent short circuit, however operation with repeatable
short circuit with arc should be avoided.
The power supply has enough protection for noise, however if hung-up or voltage output, which is
not programmed, are observed, turn of the power supply and reset the but, then resend the
command again from controller.
Any system change shall be done while the power of all the equipments of system is
turned off. Sometimes it prevents the unit to function properly that causing of high voltage.
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2 Before Use
4
2-4 Installation
2-4-1 Installation Conditions
Never place object on power supply.
Do not install the unit in a place subject to a large amount of dust, corrosive gas, etc.
Make sure to prevent any metal piece or liquid from inhaling and exhausting holes. Such can
cause failure, electrical shock or fire.
Do not cover the inhaling and exhausting holes.
Make sure to retain space on the top (approx. 20mm) and the bottom (approx. 8mm) of the
power body (for natural cooling).
Side space (about 50mm) at a windless place, Side space (about 10mm) at a Windy place (At
forced air cooling by a fan), please reserve space.
Remove dust on inhaling holes immediately. Such dust can cause poor cooling.
Do not install the power supply unit in a place subject to dew condensation
In case welding process is present around power supply, disconnect all the wires from power
supply.
Install the unit horizontally when use.
The max current of output terminal on rear panel is 10A per terminal.
In case the current drew is over 10A, use 2 terminals.
NO
NO
NO
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MUST
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MUST
NO
！ 
MUST
NO
！ 
MUST
NO

2 Before Use
5
2-4-2 Ventilation
There are inhaling and exhalation holes on upper and bottom side of power supply for cooling.
Please hare enough room for air flow and operate it in good ventilation condition.
(When the temperature rises 10℃by the Arrehenius law has been said that life halved.)
Make a flow of air around it, Lower the power supply internal temperature use.
When removing the plastic foot, please secure a space of more than bottom 8mm.
Side space (about 50mm) at a windless place, Side space (about 10mm) at a Windy place
(At forced air cooling by a fan), please reserve space.
Remove dust accumulated on inhaling holes.
Such dust might prevent air cooling and cause failure.
！ 
MUST
In no place of the air flow, please cooling toward the rear by a fan.
In the case of use in a rack, remove the plastic foot, please use in the space where is
a flow of such air above.
( Especially careful on the lower surface of the power supply. )
When it can not be above ensure, Using our rack mount holder, please forced air
cooling fans.
8mm over
20mm over
PS

2 Before Use
6
2-4-3 Bias
The maximum voltage for use with the output floating (biased) with reference to the ground is 100
VDC.
2-4-4 Input Voltage/Current
(50/60Hz 1input for all model)
Input voltage
Input current
max (at 100V input)
Input current
Protection (Fuse)
AC100V - 240V
1.1A
3A
Please note that there is bias voltage on the output terminal.
CAUTION
Referring the input voltage indication on rear panel of the unit, input correct
voltage.
Incorrect input voltage might damage devices.
！ 
MUST
Inrush current limiting circuit is built-in.
The thermistor is used for protection from inrush current. When power is
turned ON/OFF repeatedly within a short period of time, It is necessary to
have enough time for power supply to cool down.
CAUTION

2 Before Use
7
2-5 Overview of Panels
2-5-1 Front Panel（※Below is adapted only FINE switch product with a function.）
2-5-2 Rear Panel
2-5-3 Upper View
function setting switch
Power failure protection switch
OFF
ON
UNIT
* If the upper switch (Setting switch / Power Failure Protection switch) is not,
Setting of the upper switch (NSC setting switch /
Power Failure Protection switch) is done in the Start menu.
(REMOTE LED)
REMOTE
+ Output terminal(up to 10A per terminal)
External signal terminal
Remote ON/OFF switch
LS
AC cable (inlet)
-
Output terminal(up to 10A per
terminal
)
* N
C for R4K
-
80H model for reason of breakdown voltage protection.
+
Sense
INPUT
AC100
–
240V 50/60Hz
LS+
LS
-
+S
+
+
-
-
-s
*CAUTION
-
Sense
Short

OUTPUT ON
Open

OUTPUT OFF
Model with LUs1 option have
connecting terminal here.
Only one LUs1 option per unit.

2 Before Use
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2-5-4 Standard Digital Interface
(1)
(2)
(3)
INPUT
AC100 –240V 50/60Hz
LS+
LS-
+S
+
+
-
-
-S
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
Rear panel
2-5-5 LUs1 Option
INPUT
AC100 –240V 50/60Hz
(1)
LS+
LS-
+S
+
+
-
-
-S
Rear panel
2-5-6 LGob Option
(3)
ＩＮＰＵＴ
AC100 –240V 50/60Hz
LS+
LS-
+S
+
+
-
-
-S
(4)
(1)
(2)
Rear panel
(1) CO-M cable connector (IN)
(2) CO-M cable connector (OUT)
(3) Master/Slave setting switch
(1) CO-Optical fiber cable connector (IN)
(2) CO-Optical fiber cable connector (OUT)
(3) Master/Slave setting switch
(4) Upper connection switch
(1) USB connector(typeB)
(1) USB connector