1.2.3. OUTPut Subsystem
1.2.3.1. OUTPut:PROTection:CLEar
This commands removes the latch that disables the input when a fault condition is detected, as further detailed in Clear Command documentation. All conditions that generate the fault must be resolved before the latch can be cleared. Once the fault has been cleared, the input can be re-enabled with the OUTPut:PROTection:CLEar command.
- Command Syntax:
OUTPut:PROTection:CLEar- Examples:
INP:PROT:CLE- Alias:
OUTPut:PROTection:CLEar <bool>- *RST Value:
N/A
1.2.3.2. OUTPut
This command enables or disables the Accessory output. A 1 indicates the product’s power processing circuit is active and processing power, while and a 0 indicates the power supply is in standby or faulted state.
- Command Syntax:
OUTPut <bool>- Parameters:
0 (OFF) | 1 (ON)
- Examples:
OUTP 1- *RST Value:
0 (OFF)
- Query Syntax:
OUTPut?- Return Parameter Format:
<bool>
1.2.3.3. OUTPut:START
This command energizes the isolation transform with a current-source inverter. The resulting output voltage and current values will depend on the active Set Point Source. Output will remain energized until the OUTPut:START command is issued or faulting condition occurs.
- Command Syntax:
OUTPut:START- Examples:
OUTP:START- *RST Value:
N/A
1.2.3.4. OUTPut:STOP
This command turns off the current-source inverter that was driving the isolation transformer. Whatever charge on output filter capacitors will discharge through the load and internal bleeder circuitry, un til reaching zero voltage.
- Command Syntax:
OUTPut:STOP- Examples:
OUTP:STOP- *RST Value:
N/A