Technical Information Manual: 12 January 2010 Revision n.2
Technical Information Manual: 12 January 2010 Revision n.2
Technical Information Manual: 12 January 2010 Revision n.2
Information
Manual
Revision n.2
12 January 2010
MOD. SY8800
UNIVERSAL
MULTICHANNEL LV
POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM
NPO:
00111/08:S8800.MUTx/02
CAEN will repair or replace any product within the guarantee period if the Guarantor declares
that the product is defective due to workmanship or materials and has not been caused by
mishandling, negligence on behalf of the User, accident or any abnormal conditions or
operations.
CAEN Technologies reserves the right to change partially or entirely the contents of this
Manual at any time and without giving any notice.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................... 6
3. OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION................................................................................................ 21
4. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL...............................................................................................30
LIST OF FIGURES
FIG. 1.1: THE MOD. SY8800 - MAIN LV POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM ............................................................7
FIG. 2.1: MOD. SY8800 FRONT VIEW ....................................................................................................13
FIG. 2.2: CAN BUS CONNECTOR ..........................................................................................................14
FIG. 2.3: RS-232 CONNECTOR (CONNECTOR 9-PIN DSUB FEMALE) .......................................................14
FIG. 2.4: ETHERNET LAN CONNECTOR..................................................................................................15
FIG. 2.5: FAIL OUTPUT CIRCUIT.............................................................................................................15
FIG. 2.6: FAIL SIGNAL TIMING ...............................................................................................................16
FIG. 2.7: MOD. SY8800 REAR VIEW ......................................................................................................16
FIG. 2.8: DIGITAL INPUT ELECTRICAL SCHEME ........................................................................................17
FIG. 2.9: DIGITAL OUTPUT ELECTRICAL SCHEME.....................................................................................18
FIG. 2.10: REMOTE VOLTAGE SENSING SCHEME .....................................................................................19
FIG. 2.11: REMOTE VOLTAGE SENSING TEST SET UP ...............................................................................19
FIG. 3.1: MOD. SY8800 TERMINAL MENU WINDOW ................................................................................24
FIG. 3.2: MOD. SY8800 CRATE STATUS 1 MENU WINDOW .....................................................................24
FIG. 3.3: MOD. SY8800 CRATE STATUS 2 MENU WINDOW .....................................................................25
FIG. 3.4: MOD. SY8800 GENERAL STATUS WINDOW ..............................................................................25
FIG. 3.5: MOD. SY8800 CHANNELS MAP WINDOW ..................................................................................26
FIG. 3.6: MOD. SY8800 EXTERNAL I/O MENU .......................................................................................26
FIG. 3.7: MOD. SY8800 INTERLOCK MENU ............................................................................................27
FIG. 3.8: MOD. SY8800 FIRMWARE UPDATE WINDOW 1 .........................................................................28
FIG. 3.9: MOD. SY8800 FIRMWARE UPDATE WINDOW 2 .........................................................................28
LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 1.1: AVAILABLE ITEMS .................................................................................................................. 7
TABLE 2.1: MOD. SY8800 TECHNICAL FEATURES .................................................................................. 10
TABLE 2.2: MOD. SY8800 POWER FACTOR CORRECTION MODULE SPECIFICATIONS ............................... 11
TABLE 2.3: MOD. SY8800 POWER MODULE (2V÷7V) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................. 11
TABLE 2.4: MOD. SY8800 POWER MODULE (± 7V÷16V) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................. 11
TABLE 2.5: MOD. SY8800 POWER MODULE (± 20V÷28V) TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................... 12
TABLE 3.1: HIRSCHMANN CONNECTOR CABLING ..................................................................................... 21
TABLE 3.2: DISPLAY MENU ................................................................................................................... 22
1. General description
1.1 Overview
The Mod. SY8000 is a high density floating low voltage power supply system, designed
to power low noise electronics with medium and high currents. Six modules have been
developed so far:
• 2÷7V 550W (typ. 110A @ 5V)
• 2÷7V 1100W (typ. 220A @ 5V)
• ±7÷16V 550W (typ. 23A @ ±12V)
• ±7÷16V 1100W (typ. 46A @ ±12V)
• ±20÷28V 550W (typ. 11A@ ±24V)
• ±20÷28V 1100W (typ. 22A@ ±24V)
The system is factory-configured.
The system is provided with Remote Sensing Lines to compensate for the voltage drop
over the connection cables.
Safety features include:
• OVERVOLTAGE and UNDERVOLTAGE protection when the output voltage differs
from the programmed value
• Programmable maximum channel output voltage limit (VOVP): the channel is tripped off
when its output voltage exceeds VOVP
• OVERCURRENT detection: if a channel tries to draw a current larger than its
programmed limit, it is switched off.
• Channels can be enabled or disabled through the Interlock logic. The LV output RAMP-
UP and RAMP-DOWN times may be selected independently for each channel in 5ms
steps.
Module control can take place either locally, assisted by a Graphic color display or
remotely, via Ethernet, USB, CANBUS and RS232.
this document violates safety standards of design, manufacture and intended use of this
equipment and may impair the built-in protections within.
CAEN shall not be liable for user’s failure to comply with these requirements.
To avoid electric shock or fire hazard, do not apply a voltage to a load that is outside the
range specified for that load.
To avoid electric shock or fire hazard, do not operate this product with covers or panels
removed.
Do Not Operate Without Covers.
To avoid electric shock or fire hazard, do not operate this product with covers or panels
removed.
Do Not Operate in Wet/Damp Conditions.
To avoid electric shock, do not operate this product in wet or damp conditions.
Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere.
To avoid injury or fire hazard, do not operate this product in an explosive atmosphere.
Do Not Operate With Suspected Failures.
If you suspect there is damage to this product, have it inspected by qualified service
personnel.
1.2.3 Grounding
This product is a Safety Class 1 instrument. To minimize shock hazard, the instrument
chassis must be connected to an electrical ground. The instrument must be connected to
the AC power supply mains through a three conductor power cable, with the ground wire
firmly connected to an electrical ground (safety ground) at the power outlet.
For instruments designed to be hard-wired to the supply mains, the protective earth
terminal must be connected to the safety electrical ground before another connection is
made. Any interruption of the protective ground conductor or disconnection of the
protective earth terminal will cause a potential shock hazard that might cause personal
injury.
1.3 Installation
This Chapter contains instructions for initial inspection, preparation for use and
repackaging for shipment.
The Unit is powered by 92 ÷264 Vac, 50÷60 Hz, power factor 0.98% (230VAC); see § 2.1
2. Technical specifications
2.1 Technical specification table
Voltage 2V ÷ 7V
Current 115 A / 230 A
Ramp Up/Down time Max 5s; 10 ms step
< 10 mVpp(1) Typ: 6.0 mVpp(1)
< 5 mVpp(2) Typ: 2.5 mVpp(2)
Ripple and Noise
<2 mVrms(1) Typ: 1.5 mVrms(1)
<1.5 mVrms(2) Typ: 0.5 mVrms(2)
Voltage Accuracy ± 20 mV
Minimum Load No
Load Regulation < 10 mV (sense) for 0-100% load change
< 100 mV @ ±25A current step change
6 ms for recovery to ±1% of set voltage @ 25A to 0A current step change
Transient Response Recovery
0.5 ms for recovery to ± 1% of set voltage @ ±25A current step change
0.7 ms for recovery to ± 0.1% of set voltage @ ±25A current step change
Short Circuit Protection <125 A / 250 A @ 7 Vout
Over Temperature Protection When the Power module temperature > 90° C
Flicker immunity < 50 ms
Environment Temperature 0° to 50° Operational
Voltage ± 20V÷28V
Current 23 A / 46 A
Ramp Up/Down time Max 5s; 10 ms step
< 10 mVpp(1) Typ: 4.5 mVpp(1)
< 10 mVpp(2) Typ: 5.5 mVpp(2)
< 2 mVrms(1) Typ: 1.0 mVrms(1)
< 1.5 mVrms(2) Typ: 0.5 mVrms(2)
Ripple and Noise
(1) Measured at the Output connector (full load).
(2) Measured at load (0.5 m wire). Load conditions: full; parallel (X) 330μF and
1μF ceramic; conducting to case (Y) 100nF
polyester each line.
Voltage Accuracy ± 20 mV
Minimum Load No
Load Regulation < 15 mV for 0-100% load change
< 100 mV @ ±5A current step change
8 ms for recovery to ±1% of set voltage @ 5A to 0A current step change
Transient Response Recovery
1.0 ms for recovery to ± 1% of set voltage @ ±5A current step change
1.8 ms for recovery to ± 0.1% of set voltage @ ±5A current step change
Short Circuit Protection < 26 A / 52 A @ 16 Vout
Over Temperature Protection When the Power module temperature > 90° C
Flicker immunity < 30 ms
Environment Temperature 0° to 50° Operational
1 5
6 9
Pin 5 N.C.
Pin 9 N.C.
Pin 4 N.C.
Pin 8 N.C.
Pin 3 GND
Pin 7 CAN_H
Pin 2 CAN_L
Pin 6 N.C.
Pin 1 N.C.
If the Bit Rate is higher than 100 Kbit/s it is necessary to terminate the CAN BUS
line on 120 Ohm (inserted between CAN_H and CAN_L)
GREEN YELLOW
2.3.6 Mains
The Power supplies are equipped with a “World”- mains input (rated voltage range: 100-
240 VAC, frequency: 50-60 Hz, rated current: 16 A).
SENSE + L
VMON
O
A
SENSE - D
OUT- R cable
OUT + R cable
SENSE +
VMON 330µF
SENSE -
OUT- R cable
3. Operational description
Menu 1..11 are displayed by pulling UP/DOWN the 4-directional Switch with Center Push
and are the following:
- Vout Value
CHANNEL - Current Value
1. ON/OFF: center push to toggle
Monitor -
- Set: center push to enter
- Vset
CHANNEL - Vovp
2. Set - Iset
- Rupt
- Rdwt
- Power Supply Status
- CTR Status
ALARM
3. - INT Comm
- Clear Alarm
- Buzzer ON/OFF
- CTR Sub Menu
GENERAL
4. - PS Sub menu
- COM Sub Menu
- Status
- Temp
5. Controller
- Release
- Serial number
- Status
- Temp
6. Power Supply
- Release
- Serial number
- RS232
Communication
7. - CAN bus
- Ethernet
Communication - Address
9. - Bit rate
CAN bus
Communication
- Mac Address (show 5 sec)
10. Ethernet
Communication
11. Ethernet - status and set value
In the above described menu, by pulling the switch RIGHT/LEFT and UP/DOWN, it is
possible to shift between the available sub-menu/command. The selectable
command/menu is high lit.
On Menu 7 it is possible only to move RIGHT/LEFT
NOTE: ! before any value signal anomalous value.
In order to drive active or more digital Outputs, as the associated channels are turned
OFF due to an alarm status, it is necessary to use the arrows to move through rows and
columns and use <space> to toggle from disabled (.) to active (*).
- check if the system is connected via TCP/IP protocol to a computer able to run a
TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) Server Software and configured properly;
- run the TFTP Server Software and select the directory containing the file you
want to add;
1
The TFTP Server is usually available on Unix workstations. In case of PCs with Windows
XP/2000, there are various shareware programs available on Internet, e.g. the program Pumpkin by
the KLEVER GROUP INC. (www.klever.net).
- enter the Update Menu by pressing “U” in the Mod. SY8800 Terminal Menu
window.
4. Communication Protocol
The Protocol is based on commands made of ASCII characters strings; it is common to
all interfaces (RS232, USB, CAN BUS and ETHERNET)
CMD:***,CH*,PAR:***,VAL:***.**<Cr>
Bit 2 → Over Voltage Protection 1 : Channel OFF because VOUT > VOVP
Bit 3 → Under Voltage Protection 1 : Channel OFF because VMON < VSET - 10%
Bit 4 → Over Temperature 1 : Channel OFF because channel Temperature > 90°C
Bit 5 → Ramp UP 1 : Channel in Ramp UP
Bit 6 → Ramp DOWN 1 : Channel in Ramp DOWN
Bit 7 → External 1 : Channel OFF due to DIGITAL IN active or ANALOG IN
over threshold
( see External I/O Configuration)
Bit 8 → Calibration Error 1 : Error on calibration coefficient
$CMD:SET,CH:X,PAR:ON<Cr> ON Channel
DI0..DI3 If one or more of these bits value is 1, channel is turned OFF as one of the
digital IN associated becomes active.
ANI0..ANI3 If one or more of these bits value is 1, channel is turned OFF as one of the
analog IN associated exceeds the programmed threshold.
DO0..DO3 If one or more of these bits value is 1, as the channel is turned OFF due to an
alarm status the relevant digital Outputs become active.
1 -> 19200
2 -> 38400
3 -> 57600
4 -> 115200
Bit 13 → Temperature Fail 1 : Temperature Ctr user interface < 5°C or > 65°C
۞ commands tagged with this symbol are not available for CAN BUS interface.