Component: TTI Power Supply - PL155-P (TTI PL155-P PSU) (Test Equipment)

Author	Matrix TSL
Version	1.0
Category	Test Equipment

TTI Power Supply - PL155-P component

TTI PL155-P Power Supply Unit Component. 15V - 5A

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Macro reference

ADDRESSRet

	ADDRESSRet
Returns the bus address of the instrument; This is the address used by the GPIB, if fitted, or may be used as a general identifier over the other interfaces.
- BYTE	Return

CLS

	CLS
Clear Status. Clears the Status structure. This indirectly clears the Status Byte Register.
- VOID	Return

CONFIGRet

	CONFIGRet
Reports the operating mode set by the front panel MODE switch. The syntax of the respnse is <nr1><rmt>, where <nr1> is 1 for single channel units and dual units operating in parallel mode, 2 for dual units with both channels operating independently...
- BYTE	Return

DAMPING

	DAMPING
Set the current meter measurement averaging (IAVG) ofoutput <n> where <nrf> has the following meaning: 0 = OFF, 1 = ON.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BOOL	Status
0 = OFF, 1 = ON
- VOID	Return

DECI

	DECI
Decrement the output <n> current limit by the step size set for output <n>.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

DECV

	DECV
Decrement the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n>.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

DECVV

	DECVV
Decrement the output <n> voltage by the step size for output <n> and verify.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

DELTAI

	DELTAI
Set the output <n> current step size to <nrf> Amps
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Current
Set a current step between 0.0 - 5000 mA
- VOID	Return

DELTAIRet

	DELTAIRet
Returns the output <n> current step size. The response is DELTAI<n><nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

DELTAV

	DELTAV
Set the output <n>voltage step size to <nrf> Volts
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Voltage
Set a Voltage step between 0.0 - 15.0 V
- VOID	Return

DELTAVRet

	DELTAVRet
Returns the output <n> voltage step size. The response is DELTAV<n><nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Volts.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

EERRet

	EERRet
Query and clear Execution Error Register. The response format is nr1 <rmt>.
- STRING	Return

ESE

	ESE
Sets the Standard Event Status Register to the value of <nrf>.
- BYTE	Status
Set status register to a value of 0-255
- VOID	Return

ESERet

	ESERet
Returns the value in the Standard Event Status Enable Register in <nr1> numeric format. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>.
- BYTE	Return

ESRRet

	ESRRet
Returns the value in the Standard Event Status Register in <nr1> numeric format. The register is then cleared. The response is <nr1><rmt>.
- INT	Return

I

	I
Set output <n> current limit to <nrf> Amps
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Current
Set a current between 0 - 5000 mA
- VOID	Return

IDNRet

	IDNRet
Returns the instrument identification. The exact response is determined by the instrument configuration and is of the form <NAME>, <model>, <Serial No.>, <Version>, <rmt>.
- STRING	Return

IFLOCK

	IFLOCK
Request interface lock. This command requests exclusive access control of the instrument. The response is 1 if successful or -1 if the lock is unavaliable either because it is already in use or the user has disabled this interface from taking control...
- INT	Return

IFLOCKRet

	IFLOCKRet
Query the status of the interface lock. The return value is 1 if the lock is owned by the requesting interface instance; 0 ifthere is no active lock or -1 if the lock is unavailable either because it is already in use, or the user has disabled this...
- INT	Return

IFUNLOCK

	IFUNLOCK
Release the lock if possible. This command returns the value 0 if successful. If this command is unsuccessful -1 is returned. 200 is placed in the Execution Register and bit 4 of the Event Status Register is set indication that there is no authority...
- INT	Return

INCI

	INCI
Increment the output <n> current limit by the step size set for output <n>.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

INCV

	INCV
Increment the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n>.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

INCVV

	INCVV
Increment the output <n> voltage by the step size for output <n> and verify.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- VOID	Return

IORet

	IORet
Returns the output readback current for output <n> The response is <nr2>A<rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

IRANGE

	IRANGE
Sets the current range of output <n> to <nrf>, where <nrf> is 1 for Low (500mA) range, 2 for High range. Output must be switched off before changing range.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BYTE	Range
1 = Low (500mA), 2 = High (5A)
- VOID	Return

IRANGERet

	IRANGERet
Report the current range for output <n>. The response is <nr1><rmt>, where <nr1> is 1 for Low (500mA) range, 2 for High range.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BYTE	Return

IRet

	IRet
Returns the set current limit of output <n> The response is I <n><nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

ISTRet

	ISTRet
Returns IST local message as defined by IEEE Std. 488.2. The syntax of the response is 0<rmt>, if the local message is false, or 1<rmt>, if the local message is true.
- BOOL	Return

LOCAL

	LOCAL
Go to local. This does not release any active interface lock so that the lock remains with the selected interface when the next remote command is received.
- VOID	Return

LSE

	LSE
Set the value of LSE <n>, Limit Event Status Register <n>, to <nrf>.
- BYTE	Register
Select Register
- BYTE	Value
Value to be placed in the register (0-255)
- VOID	Return

LSERet

	LSERet
Return the value of LSE<n>, Limit Status Enable Register <n> - response is <nr1><rmt>.
- BYTE	Register
Select register
- BYTE	Return

LSRRet

	LSRRet
Query and clear Limit Event Status Register <n>. The response is <nr1><rmt>. See status reporting section for details.
- BYTE	Register
Select Register number
- FLOAT	Return

NOLANOK

	NOLANOK
Disables the LAn Err message for no LAN connection found at power on if <nrf> is 1 and enables the message if <nrf> is 0.
- BOOL	Status
0 = Message disabled, 1 = Message enabled
- VOID	Return

OCP

	OCP
Set output <n> over current protection trip point to <nrf> Amps.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	CurrentTrip
Set a current between 0.0 - 5000 mA
- VOID	Return

OCPRet

	OCPRet
Returns the current trip setting for output <n> The response is CP<n><nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

OP

	OP
Sets the output <n> on/off where <nrf> has the following meaning: 0=OFF, 1=ON.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BOOL	Status
0=OFF, 1=ON
- VOID	Return

OPALL

	OPALL
Simultaneously sets all ouputs on/off where <nrf> has the following meaning; 0=ALL OFF, 1=ALL ON If OPALL sets all outputs ON then any that were already on will remain ON If OPALL sets all outputs OFF then any that were already off will remain OFF
- BOOL	Status
0=OFF, 1=ON
- VOID	Return

OPC

	OPC
Sets the Operation Complete bit (bit 0) in the Standard Event Status Register. This will happen immediately the command is executed because of the sequential nature of all operations.
- VOID	Return

OPCRet

	OPCRet
Query Operation Complete status. The response is always 1<rmt> and will be available immediately the command is executed because all commands are sequential.
- BOOL	Return

OPRet

	OPRet
Returns output <n> on/off status The response is <nr1><rmt> where 1 = ON, 0 = OFF.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BOOL	Return

OVP

	OVP
Set output <n> over voltage protection trip point to <nrf> Volts
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Voltage
Set a Voltage between 0.0 - 15.0 V
- VOID	Return

OVPRet

	OVPRet
Returns the voltage trip setting for output <n>. The response is VP<n>Mnr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Volts.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

PRE

	PRE
Sets the Parallel Port Enable Register to the value <nrf>.
- BYTE	Status
Set register value 0-255
- VOID	Return

PRERet

	PRERet
Returns the value in the Parallel Poll Enable Register in <nr1> numeric format. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>.
- BYTE	Return

PSUInitialise

	PSUInitialise
This macro is required to initialise the PSU
- VOID	Return

QERRet

	QERRet
Query and clear Query Error Register. The response format is nr1<rmt>.
- BYTE	Return

RATIO

	RATIO
Set the ratio of output 2 (slave) to output 1 (master) in tracking mode to <nrf>, where <nrf> is the ratio in percent (0 to 100).
- BYTE	Ratio
Ratio percentage (0-100)
- VOID	Return

RATIORet

	RATIORet
Query the ratio of output 2 (slave) to putput 1 (master) in tracking mode. The response is <nrf>, where <nrf> is the ratio in percent (0 to 100).
- BYTE	Return

RCL

	RCL
Recall a set-up for output <n> from he set-up store specified by <nrf> where <nrf> can be 0-9.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BYTE	StoreLocation
Memory location (0-9)
- VOID	Return

RST

	RST
Resets the instrument to the remote control default settings with the exception of all remote interface settings, stored setups, Vmin/Vmax values and Output state at power-on setting.
- VOID	Return

SAV

	SAV
Save the current set-up of output <n> to the set-up store specified by <nrf> where <nrf> can be 0-9.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- BYTE	StoreLocation
Memory location of register (0-9)
- VOID	Return

SRE

	SRE
Set the Service Request Enable Register to <nrf>.
- BYTE	Status
Set register value 0-255
- VOID	Return

SRERet

	SRERet
Returns the value of the Service Request Enable Register in <nr1> numeric format. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>
- BYTE	Return

STBRet

	STBRet
Returns the value of the Status Byte Register in <nr1> numeric format. The syntax of the response is <nr1><rmt>.
- BYTE	Return

TRG

	TRG
The PSU has no trigger capability. The command is accepted but performs no action.
- VOID	Return

TRIPRST

	TRIPRST
Attempt to clear all trip conditions.
- VOID	Return

TSTRet

	TSTRet
The PSU has no self test capability and the response is always 0 <rmt>.
- BOOL	Return

V

	V
Set output <n> to <nrf> Volts
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Voltage
Set a Voltage between 0.0 - 15.0 V
- VOID	Return

VORet

	VORet
Returns the output readback voltage for output <n> The response is <nr2>V<rmt> where <nr2> is in Volts.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

VRet

	VRet
Returns the set voltage of output <n> The response is V <n> <nr2><rmt> wjere <nr2> is in Volts.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Return

VV

	VV
Set output <n> to <nrf> Volts with verify.
- BOOL	Output
Choose Output: 1 = Output 1, 2 = Output 2 (if applicable)
- FLOAT	Voltage
Set a Voltage between 0.0 - 15.0 V
- INT	Return

WAI

	WAI
Wait for the Operation Complete true. As all commands are completely executed before the next is started this command takes no additional action.
- VOID	Return

Property reference

	Properties
	COM Port
Selects which port to communicate with, only lists ports which are currently available.
	Refresh COM Ports
When set to yes the COM port list is rescanned for newly connected or available ports. Note that refreshing the ports list may take a few seconds depending on the number of connected ports.
	Console Data