1.2.1. CONFiguration Subsystem

1.2.1.1. CONFigure:AIHSpeed:PIN<n>:FUNCtion

This command is used to reconfigure the high-speed analog input pin. See Analog Inputs for more details.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:AIHSpeed:PIN<n>:FUNCtion <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (null) | 1 (I setpoint) | 2 (V setpoint) | 3 (P setpoint) | 4 (R setpoint)

Examples:

CONF:AIHS:PIN6:FUNC 3

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:AIHSpeed:PIN<n>:FUNCtion?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.2. CONFigure:AINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion

This command is used to reconfigure analog input pins. See Analog Inputs for more details.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:AINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (null) | 1 (I setpoint) | 2 (V setpoint) | 3 (P setpoint) | 4 (R setpoint) | 5 (overcurrent trip point) | 6 (overvoltage trip point) | 7 (overpower trip point)

Examples:

CONF:AINP:PIN5:FUNC 3

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:AINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.3. CONFigure:AOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion

This command is used to reconfigure analog output pins. See Analog Outputs for more details.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:AOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (null) | 1 (terminal voltage) | 2 (terminal current) | 3 (terminal power)

Examples:

CONF:AOUT:PIN3:FUNC 3

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:AOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.4. CONFigure:DINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion

This command is used to reconfigure digital input pins. See Digital Inputs for more details.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:DINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (null) | 1 (enable) | 2 (fault clear) | 3 (interlock) | 4 (lock)

Examples:

CONF:DINP:PIN11:FUNC 3

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:DINPut:PIN<n>:FUNCtion?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.5. CONFigure:DOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion

This command is used to reconfigure analog input pins. See Digital Outputs for more details.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:DOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (null) | 1 (enable) | 2 (standby or fault) | 3 (standby) | 4 (fault) | 5 (CV regulation) | 6 (CC regulation) | 7 (CP regulation) | 8 (CR regulation) | 9 (lock)

Examples:

CONF:DOUT:PIN7:FUNC 3

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:DOUTput:PIN<n>:FUNCtion?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.6. CONFigure:LOCK

This command configures the Accessory’s lock state. While locked, the stop button is the only functional button on the front panel. See Lock for more details on how lock works and how behaves relative to other locking inputs (front panel and digital input).

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:LOCK <bool>

Parameters:

0 (OFF) | 1 (ON)

Examples:

CONF:LOCK 1, CONF:LOCK 0

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:LOCK?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR3>

1.2.1.7. CONFigure:RESTore

This command performs a factory restore to default EPROM values. Both Soft Restore and Hard Restore are available through command parameters.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:RESTore <NR1>

Parameters:

1 (Soft Restore) | 2 (Hard Restore)

Examples:

CONF:REST 1, CONF:REST 2

*RST Value:

N/A

1.2.1.8. CONFigure:SENSe

This command configures where the Accessory senses voltage. The sense location also effects how power and resistance are calculated. Local sensing monitors the directly across the output terminals. Remote sensing, as described in Remote Sense Connection, measures across the terminal JS2. This external connection can be used to improve regulation at the point of load, as is needed for example, in compensating voltage drops caused by wire resistance.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:SENSe <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (local) | 1 (remote)

Examples:

CONF:SENS 1

*RST Value:

N/A

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:SENSe?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.9. CONFigure:SOURce

The command selects and routes different set points sources to the digital controller. Operation of this feature is described in Set Point Source. By default, the source is set to local (value 0), where set points originating from the front panel or communication interfaces are routed to the DBx Module digital control. When the source is set to function generator (value 1), set points are generated internally, by a periodic function generator block. When external analog input (value 3) is set, the voltage(s) applied to the rear connector are converted into set points.

Command Syntax:

CONFigure:SOURce <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (local) | 1 (function generator) | 2 (external analog input)

Examples:

CONF:SOUR 1

*RST Value:

0 (local)

Query Syntax:

CONFigure:SOURce?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>

1.2.1.10. [:CONFigure]:COMMunication:PROTocol

This command changes the command protocol of the Accessory.

Command Syntax:

[:CONFigure]:COMMunication:PROTocol <NR1>

Parameters:

0 (SCPI) | 1 (MagnaLINK) | 2 (Modbus) | 3 (Industrial Networks)

Examples:

COMM:PROT 1

*RST Value:

0 (SCPI)

Query Syntax:

[:CONFigure]:COMMunication:PROTocol?

Return Parameter Format:

<NR1>