Itech It6000c User Guide

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Bi-directional Programmable
DC Power Supply
IT6000C Series User Manual
Model: IT6000C Series

Version: V1.0/01,2019
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Quality Certification and Assurance

We certify that series instrument meets all the published specifications at time
of shipment from the factory.
Warranty
ITECH warrants that the product will be free from defects in material and work-
manship under normal use for a period of one (1) year from the date of delivery
(except those described in the Limitation of Warranty below).
For warranty service or repair, the product must be returned to a service center
designated by ITECH.
• The product returned to ITECH for warranty service must be shipped PRE-
PAID. And ITECH will pay for return of the product to customer.
• If the product is returned to ITECH for warranty service from overseas, all
the freights, duties and other taxes shall be on the account of customer.
Limitation of Warranty
This Warranty will be rendered invalid in case of the following:
• Damage caused by circuit installed by customer or using customer own
products or accessories;
• Modified or repaired by customer without authorization;
• Damage caused by circuit installed by customer or not operating our prod-

ucts under designated environment;
• The product model or serial number is altered, deleted, removed or made il-
legible by customer;
• Damaged as a result of accidents, including but not limited to lightning, mois-
ture, fire, improper use or negligence.
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Safety Symbols
Direct current ON ( power)
Alternating OFF ( power)

current
Both direct and Power-on state

alternating
current
Chassis (earth Power-off state

ground) symbol.
Earth ( ground) Reference

terminal terminal
Caution Positive terminal
Warning ( refer to Negative terminal

this manual for
specific Warning
or Caution
information)
A chassis - -
terminal
Safety Precautions
The following safety precautions must be observed during all phases of opera-
tion of this instrument. Failure to comply with these precautions or specific warn-
ings elsewhere in this manual will constitute a default under safety standards of
design, manufacture and intended use of the instrument. ITECH assumes no li-
ability for the customer’s failure to comply with these precautions.
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• Do not use the instrument if it is damaged. Before operation, check the

casing to see whether it cracks. Do not operate the instrument in the
presence of inflammable gasses, vapors or dusts.
• The instrument is provided with a power cord during delivery and should
be connected to a socket with a protective earth terminal, a junction box
or a three-phase distribution box. Before operation, be sure that the in-
strument is well grounded.
• Please always use the provided cable to connect the instrument.
• Check all marks on the instrument before connecting the instrument to
power supply.
• Ensure the voltage fluctuation of mains supply is less than 10% of the
working voltage range in order to reduce risks of fire and electric shock.
• Do not install alternative parts on the instrument or perform any unau-
thorized modification.
• Do not use the instrument if the detachable cover is removed or loosen.
• To prevent the possibility of accidental injuries, be sure to use the power
adapter supplied by the manufacturer only.
• We do not accept responsibility for any direct or indirect financial dam-
age or loss of profit that might occur when using the instrument.
• This instrument is used for industrial purposes, do not apply this product
to IT power supply system.
• Never use the instrument with a life-support system or any other equip-
ment subject to safety requirements.
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• SHOCK HAZARD Ground the Instrument. This product is provided with

a protective earth terminal. To minimize shock hazard, the instrument
must be connected to the AC mains through a grounded power cable,
with the ground wire firmly connected to an electrical ground (safety
ground) at the power outlet or distribution box. Any interruption of the
protective (grounding) conductor or disconnection of the protective earth
terminal will cause a potential shock hazard that could result in injury or
death.
• Before applying power, verify that all safety precautions are taken. All
connections must be made with the instrument turned off, and must be
performed by qualified personnel who are aware of the hazards involved.
Improper actions can cause fatal injury as well as equipment damage.
• SHOCK HAZARD, LETHAL VOLTAGES This product can output the
dangerous voltage that can cause personal injury, and the operator must
always be protected from electric shock. Ensure that the output electro-
des are either insulated or covered using the safety covers provided, so
that no accidental contact with lethal voltages can occur.
• Never touch cables or connections immediately after turning off the in-
strument. Verify that there is no dangerous voltage on the electrodes or
sense terminals before touching them.
• Failure to use the instrument as directed by the manufacturer may ren-

der its protective features void.
• Always clean the casing with a dry cloth. Do not clean the internals.
• Make sure the vent hole is always unblocked.
Environmental Conditions
The instrument is designed for indoor use and an area with low condensation.
The table below shows the general environmental requirements for the
instrument.
Environmental Conditions Requirements
Operating temperature 0°C～40°C
Operating humidity 20%～80%( non-condensation)
Storage temperature -10°C～70 °C
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Environmental Conditions Requirements
Altitude Operating up to 2,000 meters
Installation category II
Pollution degree Pollution degree 2
In order to ensure the accuracy of measurement, it is recommended to oper-

ate the instrument half an hour after start-up.
Regulation Tag
The CE tag shows that the product

complies with the provisions of all rel-
evant European laws (if the year is
shown, it indicates that the year when
the design is approved).
This instrument complies with the

WEEE directive (2002/96/EC) tag re-
quirements. This attached product
tag shows that the electrical/elec-
tronic product cannot be discarded in
household waste.
This symbol indicates that no danger

will happen or toxic substances will
not leak or cause damage in normal
use within the specified period. The
service life of the product is 10 years.
The product can be used safely within
the environmental protection period;
otherwise, the product should be put
into the recycling system.
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

(WEEE) Directive
Waste electrical and electronic equip-

ment (WEEE) directive, 2002/96/EC
The product complies with tag re-
quirements of the WEEE directive
(2002/96/EC). This tag indicates that
the electronic equipment cannot be
disposed of as ordinary household
waste. Product Category
According to the equipment classifi-
cation in Annex I of the WEEE direc-
tive, this instrument belongs to the
“Monitoring” product.
If you want to return the unnecessary
instrument, please contact the near-
est sales office of ITECH.
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Compliance Information
Complies with the essential requirements of the following applicable European
Directives, and carries the CE marking accordingly:
• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU
• Low-Voltage Directive (Safety) 2014/35/EU
Conforms with the following product standards:
EMC Standard
IEC 61326-1:2012/ EN 61326-1:2013 ¹²³
Reference Standards
CISPR 11:2009+A1:2010/ EN 55011:2009+A1:2010 (Group 1, Class A)
IEC 61000-4-2:2008/ EN 61000-4-2:2009
IEC 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2007+A2:2010/ EN 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2008+A2:2010
IEC 61000-4-4:2004+A1:2010/ EN 61000-4-4:2004+A1:2010
IEC 61000-4-5:2005/ EN 61000-4-5:2006
IEC 61000-4-6:2008/ EN 61000-4-6:2009
IEC 61000-4-11:2004/ EN 61000-4-11:2004
1. The product is intended for use in non-residential/non-domestic environments. Use of the

product in residential/domestic environments may cause electromagnetic interference.
2. Connection of the instrument to a test object may produce radiations beyond the specified
limit.
3. Use high-performance shielded interface cable to ensure conformity with the EMC standards
listed above.
Safety Standard
IEC 61010-1:2010/ EN 61010-1:2010
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Content
Quality Certification and Assurance .................................................................................. I

Warranty ............................................................................................................................ I
Limitation of Warranty........................................................................................................ I
Safety Symbols................................................................................................................. II
Safety Precautions............................................................................................................ II
Environmental Conditions................................................................................................ IV
Regulation Tag.................................................................................................................. V
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive ....................................... VI
Compliance Information.................................................................................................. VII
1 Inspection and Installation.................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Verifying the Shipment ............................................................................................. 1
1.2 Instrument Size Introduction .................................................................................... 2
1.3 Connecting the Power Cord..................................................................................... 3
1.4 Connecting the Device Under Test (DUT) ............................................................... 5
2 Quick Start.......................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Brief Introduction...................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Front-Panel Overview .............................................................................................11
2.2.1 Keyboard Introduction ................................................................................. 12
2.2.2 Push-on Knob .............................................................................................. 14
2.2.3 VFD Indicator Lamps Description................................................................ 15
2.3 Rear Panel Introduction ......................................................................................... 16
2.4 Power-on Self-Test................................................................................................. 17
3 Basic Operation................................................................................................................ 20
3.1 On/Off Control ........................................................................................................ 20
3.2 Local/Remote Mode Switch ................................................................................... 20
3.3 Key Lock Function ................................................................................................. 21
3.4 Save and Recall Operations .................................................................................. 21
3.4.1 Save Operation............................................................................................ 22
3.4.2 Recall Operation.......................................................................................... 22
3.5 Data Logging Function........................................................................................... 22
3.6 System Menu Function .......................................................................................... 25
3.6.1 Set the Beeper Status (Beep)...................................................................... 30
3.6.2 Set the Power-on State (PowerOn)............................................................. 31
3.6.3 Sense Function (Sense) .............................................................................. 32
3.6.4 Select Trigger Source (Trig Source)............................................................ 33
3.6.5 Set the Communication Information (I/O Con) ............................................ 34
3.6.6 Set Parallel Operation Mode (Parallel)........................................................ 34
3.6.7 Digital I/O Function (Digital Port) ................................................................. 37
3.6.8 (Optional) Analogue Function (Ext-Program).............................................. 56
3.6.9 Restored to Factory Setting (System Reset)............................................... 57
3.6.10 View the System Information (System Info) .............................................. 60
3.7 System Upgrade .................................................................................................... 60
4 Power Supply Function .................................................................................................... 64
4.1 Set the Output Voltage........................................................................................... 64
4.2 Set the Output Current........................................................................................... 64
4.3 Set the Output Power............................................................................................. 65
4.4 Configuration Menu Function for Power Supply .................................................... 65
4.4.1 Set the CC/CV Priority Mode....................................................................... 67
4.4.2 Set the Internal Resistance ......................................................................... 70
4.4.3 Set the Output-On/Output-Off Delay ........................................................... 70
4.5 Protection Function for Power Supply ................................................................... 70
4.5.1 Set Over-Voltage Protection (OVP)............................................................. 73
4.5.2 Set Over-Current Protection (OCP)............................................................. 74
4.5.3 Set Over-Power Protection (OPP)............................................................... 75
4.5.4 Set Under-Current Protection (UCP)........................................................... 76
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4.5.5 Set Under-Voltage Protection (UVP)........................................................... 77
4.5.6 Over-Temperature Protection (OTP) ........................................................... 78
4.5.7 Sense Reverse Protection........................................................................... 78
4.6 Function Menu for Power Supply........................................................................... 79
4.6.1 LIST Function .............................................................................................. 79
4.6.2 Battery Charging/Discharging Test Function............................................... 85
4.6.3 Built-in Waveform Function ......................................................................... 86
4.6.4 Solar Photovoltaic Curve Simulation Function (SAS) ................................ 111
5 Remote Interface Connection .........................................................................................116
5.1 USB Interface........................................................................................................116
5.2 LAN Interface ........................................................................................................117
5.3 CAN Interface....................................................................................................... 120
5.4 GPIB Interface (Optional) .................................................................................... 121
5.5 RS–232 Interface (Optional) ................................................................................ 122
5.6 Web Server .......................................................................................................... 123
6 Technical Specification................................................................................................... 125
6.1 Main Specification................................................................................................ 125
6.1.1 IT6006C-500-30 ........................................................................................ 126
6.1.2 IT6012C-500-60 ........................................................................................ 128
6.1.3 IT6018C-500-90 ........................................................................................ 130
6.1.4 IT6018C-1500-30 ...................................................................................... 132
6.1.5 IT6006C-800-20 ........................................................................................ 134
6.1.6 IT6012C-800-40 ........................................................................................ 136
6.1.7 IT6018C-800-60 ........................................................................................ 138
6.1.8 IT6036C-800-120 ...................................................................................... 140
6.1.9 IT6018C-2250-20 ...................................................................................... 142
6.2 Supplemental Characteristics.............................................................................. 145
A Appendix ........................................................................................................................ 146
A.1 Specifications of Red and Black Test Lines......................................................... 146
A.2 Fuse Replacement .............................................................................................. 147
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Inspection and Installation
1 Inspection and Installation

♦ Verifying the Shipment
♦ Instrument Size Introduction
♦ Connecting the Power Cord
♦ Connecting the Device Under Test (DUT)
1.1 Verifying the Shipment

Unpack the box and check the contents before operating the instrument. If
wrong items have been delivered, if items are missing, or if there is a defect with
the appearance of the items, contact the dealer from which you purchased the
instrument immediately.
The package contents include:
Item Qty. Model Remarks
Bi-directional Pro- x1 IT6000C For the specific models in-

grammable DC Power Series cluded in this series, refer
Supply to 2.1 Brief Introduction.
Power cord x1 - Depending on the instru-

ment model.
The power cord is
adapted to the power out-
let specifications in this
area. For details, see 1.3
Connecting the Power
Cord.
USB communication x1 - This accessory is se-

cable lected when the USB in-
terface is used for starting
up remote operation.
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Item Qty. Model Remarks
CD x1 - It contains User Manual,

Programming Guide and
other user
documentations.
Ex-factory Test Report x1 - It contains the test report

and calibration report of
the instrument before
delivery.
Upon verification of the shipment, keep the package and relevant contents
thereof in a safe place. When returning the instrument for warranty service or
repair, the specified packing requirements shall be met.
1.2 Instrument Size Introduction

The instrument should be installed at well-ventilated and rational-sized space.
Please select appropriate space for installation based on the instrument size.
The detailed dimension drawings of the IT6000C series are as follows:
3U Models

1.3 Connecting the Power Cord

Precautions
To prevent electric shock and damage to the instrument, observe the following
precautions.
• Before connecting power cord, be sure to confirm that the power voltage
matches with the rated input voltage of the instrument.
• Before connecting power cord, be sure to switch off the instrument. Veri-
fy that there is no dangerous voltage on the connection terminals.
• To avoid fire or electric shock, make sure to use the power cord supplied
by ITECH.
• Be sure to connect the power cord to the AC distribution box with protec-
tive grounding. Do not use terminal board without protective grounding.
• Do not use an extended power cord without protective grounding, other-
wise the protection function will fail.
• Be sure to perform related operations and connections to feed energy
back to grid in accordance with related regulations, and meet all neces-
sary conditions.
• Ensure that the power cord connection terminals are either insulated or
covered by the supplied protective cover so that no accidental contact
with lethal voltage can occur.
Categories of Power Cords
The power cord specifications of this series of instruments are as follows:
The red, green and yellow wires are live wires, which are correspondingly con-
nected to the L1, L2 and L3 terminals of power input on the rear panel of the in-
strument; the yellow-green wire is grounding wire, which is connected to the PE
terminal of power input on the rear panel.

AC Power Input Level
The input of this series is a three-phase AC power of 380V. (Line voltage: such
as the voltage between L1 and L2).
• Voltage: 380V±10% (Three-phase four-wire)

• Frequency: 47Hz to 63Hz
Connecting the Power Cord
• For 3U model, see the steps below to connect the power cable.
• For units already assembled into a cabinet during ex-factory, if one end of
the power cable is connected, the user needs to connect the other end of
the power cable to the distribution box. The connection method is same as
that for the 3U model;
• For models to be assembled in parallel by the user, see contents related to

power cable connection in Cabinet Assembly Guide.
1. Confirm that the switch of the AC power distribution box is off.
2. Confirm that the power switch is in the OFF position and verify that there is
no dangerous voltage on the connection terminals.
3. Remove the protective cover outside the AC input terminal on the rear
panel.
4. Connect one end of the power cable’s round terminal to the AC power input
terminal on the instrument’s rear panel.
a. You only need to connect the red, green and yellow live wires to the ter-
minals on the rear panel, which are not required to correspond to L1, L2
and L3 terminals one by one.
b. The yellow-green wire is grounding wire, which is connected to the pro-

tective grounding terminal (PE).
5. Mount the protective cover back to its original position.
6. Connect the other end of the power cable to the required AC distribution
box.
The schematic is shown below.

1.4 Connecting the Device Under Test (DUT)

This section describes how to connect the test cables between the instrument
and DUT.
Precautions
To prevent electric shock and damage to the instrument, observe the following
precautions.

• Before connecting test cables, be sure to switch off the instrument.

Power switch is in Off position, otherwise touching the output terminals
on the rear panel may result in personal injury or death due to electric
shock.
• To avoid electrical shock, before testing, please make sure the rating val-
ues of the testing cables, and do not measure the current that higher
than the rating value. All test cables shall be capable of withstanding the
maximum short circuit current of the instrument without causing
overheat.
• If several loads are provided, each pair of load wires shall safely with-
stand the rated short circuit output current of the power supply under full
load.
• Do not short the battery when connecting or disconnecting the battery
testing circuit. Short circuit may cause severe accident.
• Because the instrument can be used to sink current, hazardous voltages
from an external energy source such as a battery may be present on the
output terminals even with the instrument power off. Provision must be
made to disconnect the external energy source before touching the out-
put or sense terminals.
• Always use test cables provided by ITECH to connect the equipment. If
test cables from other factories are used, please confirm the maximum
current that the test cables can withstand.
• During wiring, check that the positive and negative poles of the test ca-
bles are properly and tightly connected. Do not connect the positive pole
and disconnect the negative pole.
• Ensure that the output terminals are either insulated or covered using
the safety covers provided, so that no accidental contact with lethal vol-
tages can occur.
Specification for Test Cables
Test cables are not standard accessories for the instrument. Please select op-
tional red and black test cables for individual sales based on the maximum cur-
rent value. For specifications of test cables and maximum current values, refer
to A.1 Appendix→Specifications of Red and Black Test Lines.
Connecting the DUT (Local Measurement)
The instrument supports two kinds of wiring methods with the DUT: local meas-
urement and remote measurement (SENSE). The default test mode is local
measurement.
The connection diagram and steps of local measurement are as follows:

2. Remove the output terminals cover of the power supply.
3. Loosen the screws of the output terminals and connect the red and black
test cables to the output terminals. Re-tighten the screws.
When maximum current that one test cable can withstand fails to meet the
rated current, use multiple pieces of red and black test cables. For example,
the maximum current is 1,200A, then 4 pieces of 360A red and black cables
are required.
4. Thread the red and black test cables through the output terminals cover of
the power supply and install the cover.
5. (Optional) According to the actual situation of DUT, connect the grounding
terminal on the rear panel of the instrument to the DUT to ensure the safe
grounding.
For the location information, see 2.3 Rear Panel Introduction.
6. Connect the other end of the red and black cables to the DUT. The positive
and negative poles must be properly connected and fastened when wiring.
Connecting the DUT (Remote Sensing)
Remote measurement is available for the following scenarios:
When the DUT consumes large current or the wires are too long, there is a volt-
age drop on the wires between DUT and output terminals of the power supply.
To maximize measurement accuracy, the power supply provides the remote
measurement terminals VS+ and VS- on the rear panel, which can be used to
measure the terminal voltage of the DUT.
When the power supply is used for battery testing in actual applications, the
voltage drop of the wire will lead to voltage inconsistency of both ends and in-
consistency of the cutoff voltage of power supply and the actual voltage of bat-
tery, resulting in inaccurate measurement.
The connection diagram and steps of remote measurement are as follows:

2. Refer to the wiring diagram and connect the Vs+ and Vs- with armored
twisted-pair cables.
To ensure the stability of the system, use armored twisted-pair cables be-
tween the remote sense terminals and the DUT. Pay attention to the posi-
tive and negative poles when wiring, otherwise it will damage the
instrument.
3. Remove the output terminals cover of the power supply.
4. Loosen the screws of the output terminals and connect the red and black
test cables to the output terminals. Re-tighten the screws.
When maximum current that one test cable can withstand fails to meet the
rated current, use multiple pieces of red and black test cables. For example,
the maximum current is 1,200A, then 4 pieces of 360A red and black cables
are required.
5. Thread the red and black test cables through the output terminals cover of
the power supply and install the cover.
6. (Optional) According to the actual situation of DUT, connect the grounding
terminal on the rear panel of the instrument to the DUT to ensure the safe
grounding.
For the location information, see 2.3 Rear Panel Introduction.
7. Connect the other end of the remote sense cables to the DUT.
8. Connect the other end of the red and black cables to the DUT. The positive
and negative poles must be properly connected and fastened when wiring.
9. Power on the instrument and turn on the Sense function of the instrument.
For details, see 3.6.3 Sense Function (Sense).
Never touch cables or connections immediately after turning off the in-
strument at the end of the test. Lethal voltages may remain at the out-
put terminals after turn-off. Verify that there is no dangerous voltage
on the output or sense terminals before touching them.

Quick Start
2 Quick Start
This Chapter will introduce power-on check steps of this series to ensure normal
start-up and usage under initialization status of the power. Besides, to facilitate
usage, this part also displays the functions of front board, rear board and key-
board keys as well as display functions to a quick view of power appearance,
structure and key usage functions before operation.
♦ Brief Introduction
♦ Front-Panel Overview
♦ Rear Panel Introduction
♦ Power-on Self-Test
2.1 Brief Introduction

The IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply is designed
with the module concept. The voltage class of each module is 80V/200V/360V/
500V/800V. A single module can realize up to 800V/20A/6kW DC output ca-
pacity, and modules can be run in series or in parallel. At most of three modules
can be connected in series or in parallel for a single unit (3U) with input of three-
phase 380V AC power supply. The 3U model on sales supports 500V/90A/
18kW and 1500V/30A/18kW output to satisfy different test requirement such as
high current and low voltage or high voltage and low current. Meanwhile, units
can be run in parallel to deliver stronger output capacity.
In addition to the above powerful and diverse output capability, based on con-
ventional features (such as List function, comprehensive protection and other
functions), the IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply
also supports a variety of unique features, such as digital I/O, data logging, en-
ergy regeneration, and the selective upgrade of system files. More functions,
technical indicators and technical innovations are described below:
• The standard 3U chassis of the IT6000C series instruments can accommo-
date up to 3 modules.
• Internal modules can be run in series or in parallel for voltage sharing or cur-
rent sharing.
• Single module output voltage ranges from 80V to 800V, and current ranges
from 20A to 170A.
• For the whole instrument, the output voltage ranges from 80V to 2250V, and
current ranges from 20A to 2040A.

Quick Start
• The instrument supports bi-directional energy transmission and feeds elec-

tric energy back to the grid in a pollution-free manner, thus cutting electricity
and heat dissipation costs and meeting energy-saving and environmental
protection demands;
• It supports optional system file upgrade and one-click check of such informa-
tion as system version, module version and system configuration;
• Support List, battery test, comprehensive protection and parallel function.

• During the test, the instrument can record specific data type (such as voltage
value) and save it in the USB memory device;
• The front panel can be inserted with the USB memory device to support
such functions as system file upgrade, import/export of List files and data
record;
• Strong Digital I/O Function: In addition to general digital signal I/O functions,
it can also be customized by supporting the wiring through different pins to
meet different special needs through different pin wirings;
• Select CC loop priority or CV loop priority. If voltage and current parameters

are to be changed frequently during test, the user can directly set related pa-
rameters through [V-set] and [I-set] on the front panel, which is very
convenient;
• Built-in voltage curves comply with multiple automotive standards for quick
user recall.
• Built-in maximum power point tracking (MPPT) mechanism to provide solar

photovoltaic curve simulation.
• High visible vacuum fluorescent display (VFD)

• Support optical fiber communication, which is applicable for loop control be-
tween units under parallel mode.
• Built-in USB/CAN/LAN communication interface
• Optional GPIB/RS–232 communication interface

• Optional external analog interface, and share an interface position with RS-
232.
• Strong trigger system;
• Use a virtual resistor to realize paralleled current sharing and series voltage
sharing between units;
• Enable a true seamless switch between positive current and negative cur-
rent while avoiding overshoot current and overshoot voltage;
• When the Sense function is turned on, it can ensure that the DUT is safe in
case of reverse connection or open circuit of the Sense line.

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The models included in the IT6000C series are as follows:
500V 1,500V Height (with Height (consti-

bare machines tuting cabinet)
overlapped)
IT6006C-500-30 –
IT6012C-500-60 – 3U
IT6018C-500-90 IT6018C-1500-30 –
IT6036C-500- IT6036C-1500-60 6U
180
IT6054C-500- IT6054C-1500-90 9U 15U

270
IT6072C-500- IT6072C-1500- 12U

360 120
IT6090C-500- IT6090C-1500- 15U 27U

450 150
IT6108C-500- IT6108C-1500- 18U

540 180
IT6126C-500- IT6126C-1500- 21U

630 210
IT6144C-500- IT6144C-1500- 24U

720 240
Naming rules for each series of model are as follows: IT 6XXXC-YYY-ZZZ,

wherein, XXX means rated power; YYY means rated voltage; and ZZZ
means rated current.
As a bipolar power supply, this series can output and absorb electric energy.
The current and power input capacity is same as the output capacity. For ex-
ample, the maximum rated value of the output power of the IT6018C-500-90
model is 18,000W, and the maximum rated value of input power is also
18,000W.
2.2 Front-Panel Overview

For the IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply, all front
panels of the 3U model are the same, and the operation panels of other models
are the same as those of the 3U model. The following is the front panel sche-
matic of the 3U model.

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3U Model
1 Power On/Off switch 5 Up, down, left, and right cursor navigation
2 Vacuum fluorescent display keys and Enter key
(VFD) 6 Push-on knob
3 Function and composite keys 7 Vent hole
4 Numeric and composite keys 8 USB storage device connection port
2.2.1 Keyboard Introduction
The keyboard introduction of IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC

Power Supply is shown as follows.
Table 2–1 Keys Description
Keys Description
[Esc] Press this key to exit the current operation interface.
[V-set] / Config Set the output voltage value / Enter the Config menu of
the power supply

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Keys Description
In CV priority (default) mode, press [V-set], the inter-

face displays “Vs=0.00V” (Setting value of voltage).
In CC priority mode, press [V-set], the interface dis-
plays “Vh=0.00V” (Upper limit of voltage), and press
[V-set] again, the interface displays “Vl=0.00V”
(Lower limit of voltage).
[I-set] / Function Set the output current value / Enter the Function menu
of the power supply
In CV priority (default) mode, press [I-set], the inter-

face displays “I+=0.00A” (Upper limit of current) ,
and press [I-set] again, the interface displays “I-= –
0.00 A” (Lower limit of current). In CC priority mode,
press [I-set], the interface displays “Is=0.00A” (Set-
ting value of current).
[P-set] / System Set the output power value / Enter the System menu
Press [P-set], the interface displays “P+=0.00W”

(Upper limit of power) , and press [P-set] again, the
interface displays “P- = – 0.00W” (Lower limit of
power) .
[Recall] / Protect Returns the instrument to the specified setup. / Enter the
Protect menu of the power supply
[Shift] Composite key, combined with other keys to realize func-

tions marked above keys.
[On/Off] / Trigger • Turn the power supply output on or off. When lit, indi-
cates that the output is enabled or on.
• Generate a local trigger signal.
[0]-[9] Numeric keys
[Shift]+[1] (Log) Enter the data logging function menu.
[Shift]+[2] (Lock) Turn the keyboard lock on or off.
[Shift]+[3] (Local) Switch remote control mode to local control mode.

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Keys Description
[Shift]+[+/–] Save the common parameter settings.

(Save)
+/– Positive and negative signs
. Decimal point
Left / Right navi- The left and right navigation keys are used to adjust the
gation keys cursor to the specified position or scrolls pages to view
menu items.
Up / Down navi- The up and down navigation keys are used to scroll page
gation keys up and down to view menu items.
[Enter] Operation confirmation key
2.2.2 Push-on Knob
The IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply provides a

knob on the front panel as shown in the next figure.
The functions of the posh-on knob is described as follows.

• Adjust the value setting
• Select menu item
• Confirm the set value or the selected menu item
Adjust the Value Setting
In the value setting interface, rotate the knob clockwise to increase the set value
and anticlockwise to decrease the set value.
Select Menu Item
The knob can also be used to view menu items. In the menu item display inter-
face, turning the knob clockwise indicates that the next menu item is selected,
and turning the knob anticlockwise indicates that the previous menu item is
selected.

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Confirm settings
After completing the value setting or selecting a menu item, pushing the knob
acts like pressing [Enter] key to confirm the operation.
2.2.3 VFD Indicator Lamps Description
The IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply VFD indica-

tor lamps description is as follows:
Table 2–2 VFD Indicator Lamps Description
Flag Function Flag Function Description

Description
OFF The output of the Auto None

power supply is
turned off.
CV The power supply is Sense Sense function of the power

in a state of con- supply is enabled.
stant voltage
output.
CC The power supply is Rear Analog function begin to

in a state of con- work.
stant current output.
* The keyboard lock Addr When received command

is turned on. successfully, the flag will dis-
play 3 seconds.
CR None Rmt Indicates that the instrument

is working in remote control
mode.
Shift Using composite Error Error occur

function key
SRQ Indicates that the Prot The instrument enters the

internal status re- protection state.
quest event occurs.
CW The power supply is Trig The instrument is in a state

in a state of con- of waiting for a trigger.
stant power output.

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2.3 Rear Panel Introduction

The rear panel of the 3U model of the IT6000C series Bi-directional Program-
mable DC Power Supply (after removing the protective cover) is shown below.
3U Models
1. Sense terminals (Vs+, Vs-)
2. DC output terminals of the power supply

3. Optional communication interface: RS-232 or GPIB
4. Digital I/O interface: P-IO

5. CAN communication interface
6. LAN communication interface
7. External control interface CTRL
This interface is used for cabinet self-assembling scenarios. Connect the

interface on the rear panel of each unit to be connected in parallel, and
the master can offer synchronous control over the power-on/off of the
slave.
8. USB communication interface

9. Communication interface of inner ring optical fiber (F-TX and F-RX)
This interface is used for cabinet self-assembling scenarios for realizing

communication of units in parallel.
10. Communication interface of outer ring optical fiber (TX and RX)

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This interface is used for parallel scenarios of common units for the com-
munication of units in parallel.
11. AC power input terminals (L1, L2, L3, and PE)

12. Chassis ground terminal
2.4 Power-on Self-Test

A successful self-test indicates that the purchased product meets delivery
standards and it is available for normal usage.
Before operation, please confirm that you have fully understood the safety
instructions.
• Before connecting power cord, be sure to confirm that the power voltage
matches with the rated input voltage of the instrument.
• Before connecting power cord, be sure to switch off the instrument. Veri-
fy that there is no dangerous voltage on the connection terminals.
• To avoid fire or electric shock, make sure to use the power cord supplied
by ITECH.
• Be sure to connect the power cord to the AC distribution box with protec-
tive grounding. Do not use terminal board without protective grounding.
• Do not use an extended power cord without protective grounding, other-
wise the protection function will fail.
• Be sure to perform related operations and connections to feed energy

back to grid in accordance with related regulations, and meet all neces-
sary conditions.
• Ensure that the power cord connection terminals are either insulated or
covered by the supplied protective cover so that no accidental contact
with lethal voltage can occur.
Power Switch Introduction
User can adjust the power switch directly to turn on or turn off the instrument.
The status of Power switch is as follows.

Quick Start
On Off On Off
If the instrument is the cabinet type, the rear panel of the cabinet provides a
master power switch. The relationships between the device status and switch
status are listed in the following table.
Master switch status Desperate switch Device status

status
On On On
On Off Off
Off On Off
Off Off Off
Self-Test Procedures
Normal self-test procedures:
1. Correctly connect the power cord and power on the instrument.
The instrument starts the self-test.
2. After the instrument is self-tested normally, the VFD shows the output volt-
age, current, power and other information (CV mode).
If an error occurs during the self-test, an error message is displayed. The follow-
ing table lists the error messages you might see.
Error message Error Description
Eeprom Failure The EEPROM is damaged.
Main FrameInitializeLost The system setting data is lost.
Calibration Data Lost The factory calibration data in EE-

PROM is lost.
Config Data Lost The latest operation state of the in-

strument is lost.
NETWORKING… The parallel operations are abnormal

and cannot finish the networking.

Quick Start
Exception Handling
If the instrument cannot start normally, please check and take measures by
reference to steps below.
1. Check whether the power cord is correctly connected and confirm whether
the instrument is powered.
2. Check whether the power in On. The power switch is under “|” On status.
3. Check whether the power voltage matches with the supply voltage. Please
refer to 1.3 Connecting the Power Cord to select proper AC input.
4. If you need additional assistance, contact ITECH technical support engineer.

Basic Operation
3 Basic Operation
This chapter describes the basic functions and features of the instrument. Div-
ided into the following sections:
♦ On/Off Control
♦ Local/Remote Mode Switch
♦ Key Lock Function
♦ Save and Recall Operations
♦ Data Logging Function
♦ System Menu Function
♦ System Upgrade
3.1 On/Off Control

You can press the [On/Off] key on the front panel to control the output status of
the power supply. If the [On/Off] key light is on, indicates that the output is
turned on. If the [On/Off] key light is off, indicates that the output is turned off.
When the output of the power supply is on, the operating status flag (CV/CC/
CW) on the VFD will be illuminated.
It is recommended that you turn on the [On/Off] after the power supply is
connected to the DUT. If the power supply has no output after the output is
turned on, check the voltage and current setting value, set the voltage and
current to a non-zero value, and then turn on the output.
3.2 Local/Remote Mode Switch

The power supply provides both local and remote operation modes. The default
mode of the power supply is local operation mode.
• Local operation mode: Use the front panel keys to control the power supply.
• Remote operation mode: The power supply is connected to PC, and the user
uses the software in PC to control the power supply remotely.
– During remote control operation, the remote symbol “Rmt” is displayed.
All panel keys, except the [On/Off] and [Shift]+[3] (Local) keys, are
locked.

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– You can press [Shift]+[3] (Local) to switch the remote control to local
control. The mode modification will not affect the output parameters of
the power supply.
3.3 Key Lock Function

This function can prevent the power supply from the panel keys misoperation
during usage. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[2] (Lock) to lock front panel
keys and the lock symbol “*” is shown on the front panel display. All panel keys,
except the [On/Off] and [Shift]+[2] (Lock) keys, are locked. You can repress
[Shift]+[2] (Lock) to unlock the front panel.
3.4 Save and Recall Operations

The power supply can save up to 10 common parameters in nonvolatile memory
(No. 1 to No. 10) for user to recall conveniently. The saved settings include the
following parameters.
Category Parameter
Main interface Voltage setting: Vs
Current setting: Is
Upper limit of voltage: Vh, and lower limit of voltage: Vl
Upper limit of current: I+, and lower limit of current: I-
Upper limit of power: P+, and lower limit of power: P-
The output status of the instrument: [On/Off]
Config menu CC/CV loop priority mode: Mode
CC/CV loop speed: Speed
Voltage/Current rise time: V-Rise Time/I-Rise Time
Voltage/Current fall time: V-Fall Time/I-Fall Time
On/Off switch delay: On Delay/Off Delay
Internal resistance of the power supply: Output Res
Protect menu OCP/OVP/OPP/UCP/UVP switch status: On/Off
OCP/OVP/OPP/UCP/UVP limit setting: Level

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Category Parameter
OCP/OVP/OPP/UCP/UVP delay time: Delay
UCP/UVP warm-up time: Warm-up
You can do the save and recall operations by the following two methods.
• Press the composite keys [Shift]+[+/-] (Save) to save the parameters. Press
the [Recall] key to recall the parameters.
• SCPI commands: *SAV and *RCL
3.4.1 Save Operation

The save operation procedures are as follows:
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[+/-] (Save) to enter the parameter save
interface.
2. Set the storage location.
Enter a number in the "Save data to bank=0" to set the storage location in
non-volatile memory.
3. Press [Enter] to save the parameters.
3.4.2 Recall Operation

You can recall the parameters you saved in the specified memory location as
the setting values.
1. Press the [Recall] key to enter the parameter recall interface.
2. Set the storage location.
Enter a number in the “Recall data from bank=0” to set the storage location
in non-volatile memory.
3. Press [Enter] to recall the parameters.
3.5 Data Logging Function

The IT6000C series Bi-directional Programmable DC Power Supply supports
the recording and saving of test data. This Chapter introduces how to use this
function in details.

Basic Operation
The user can select the following data sources for recording:
• Voltage
Only records voltage data during the data acquisition period.

• Current
Only records current data during the data acquisition period.
• Voltage and current
Records current and voltage data during the data acquisition period.
Configure the Function Menu
1. Press the composite button [Shift]+[1] (Log) on the front panel to enter the
configuration menu of the data logging function.
The parameters are described as follows:
Menu Item Description Setting
Sample This parameter indicates the data

Period sampling interval (unit: s), that is, the
test data is recorded once every X
seconds.
The input range supported by the in- Set the value by in-
strument is: 0 - 9 putting the value
Duration This parameter indicates the time for through the number
data recording (unit: s), namely, the key or rotating the
data recording will be completed in Y knob.
seconds and be ready for the next
data record.
The input range supported by the in-
strument is: 0 - 3600
Source This parameter indicates the source Use the Left and
of recorded data, including voltage Right arrow key or
(V), current (I), voltage and current the rotation knob to
(V/I). select.

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Menu Item Description Setting
Data Type This parameter indicates the type of

recorded data, including:
• Average: This is the default se-
lected data type, namely, the
average of all data acquired in the
data recording period as indicated
in the table of saved data.
• Max/Min: If this option is se-

lected, it means the maximum
value and minimum value of data
acquired in the data recording pe-
riod as indicated in the data sav-
ing table.
2. Set the value of Sample Period and press [Enter].
3. Set the value of Duration and press [Enter].

4. Set the value of Source and press [Enter].
5. Set the value of Data Type and press [Enter].
At this point, the VFD screen returns to the main interface of the system.
Select the Trigger Method
See the steps in the 3.6.4 Select Trigger Source (Trig Source) section to set
how the data logging is triggered.
This setting result is only valid for data recording function. When List function
is used, the method for triggering the running of List files needs to be addi-
tionally set (by default, triggered by the panel).

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Start Data Logging
Before this operation, make sure to connect the USB memory device
to the memory port on the front panel (The USB interface on the rear
panel can only be used for connecting the PC) so that the recorded
data can be stored in the external storage device. Otherwise, the Data
Recording function is not available for usage.
• Manual
Press the composite button [Shift] + [On/Off] (Trigger) on the front panel to
trigger.
• Bus
Triggered by the SCPI instruction, for example, when the instrument re-
ceives the trigger command *TRG, a trigger operation is performed.
• External
Connect to pin 4 of the digital I/O interface (P-IO) and set pin 4 to Ext-Trig→-
Trig-In→Dlog to trigger.
For details, see 3.6.7.4 IO–4. Ext-Trig, Not-Invert.
After the data recording function is started, the lower right corner of the main in-
terface displays Logging, indicating that the data is recorded. The recorded da-
ta is saved in USB memory device in .csv format. The user can get access to
these files for analysis based on needs.
3.6 System Menu Function

This Chapter offers a general introduction of system menus, allowing users to
have a preliminary understanding of system functions of this IT6000C series.
The steps of the system menu function are as follows:
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[P-set] (System) on the front panel to en-
ter the system menu.
At this point, the VFD screen displays the system menu items. Each menu
item has a numbering identifier. The user can press Up and Down buttons or
use the knob for scrolling display of other menu items.
2. Press [Enter] on a menu interface to enter the setting interface.

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3. After the menu items are set, press [Enter] again to save the modified
contents.
You can press [Esc] to return to the previous menu.
The description of the menu items is shown in the table below.
System System Menu

Beep Set the beeper state.
On Turn the beeper on.
Off Turn the beeper off.
PowerOn Select the power-on state.

When the instrument is powered on, the instru-
Reset ment will initialize some settings and [On/Off]
state.
ment will remain the same settings and
Last
[On/Off] state as last time you turned off the
instrument.
ment will remain the same settings as last time
Last+Off
you turned off the instrument, but the [On/Off]
is OFF state.
Sense Set the sense function state.
Off Turn the sense function off.
On Turn the sense function on.
ListTrig Source Set the trigger method for the List files running.
Manual Manual trigger
Bus Bus trigger
External External trigger

DataLogger Trig Set the trigger method for the data logging.
Source
Manual Manual trigger
Bus Bus trigger
External External trigger

Set the communication information between instrument and
I/O Con
PC.
USB USB communication interface
LAN LAN communication interface

Basic Operation
Info View the LAN information.

LAN Status: Down
IP Mode: Disconnect
IP Addr: 0.0.0.0
SubNet: 0.0.0.0
Gateway: 0.0.0.0
DNS1: 0.0.0.0
DNS2: 0.0.0.0
MAC: 8C:C8:F4:40:01:E1
MDNS Status:
HostName:
HostDesc:
Domain:
TCPIP::INSTR:
Socket Port: 30000
IP-Conf Configure LAN IP information.
Auto: automatically configure the
address of the instrument.
Manual: manually configure the ad-
dress of the instrument.
• IP Addr: 0.0.0.0
Set the IP address.
• SubNet: 0.0.0.0
Set the subnet mask.
• Gateway: 0.0.0.0
Set the gateway address.
• DNS1: 0.0.0.0
Set the preferred address of the
DNS server. If it is not involved,
there is no need to set it.
• DNS2: 0.0.0.0
Set the DNS server alternate
address. If it is not involved,
there is no need to set it.
• Socket Port: 30000
Set the port number.
Serv- Configure the LAN services.
Conf
MDNS: MDNS service state.
• On
• Off
PING: PING service state.
• On

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• Off
Telnet-scpi: telnet-scpi service
state.
• On
• Off
Web: Web service state.
• On
• Off
VX-11: VX-11 service state.
• On
• Off
Raw-socket: Raw-socket service
state.
• On
• Off
Select whether to confirm the LAN
Reset setting or not.
CAN CAN communication interface.
Select the baud rate from the fol-
lowing options: 20k, 40k, 50k, 80k,
Baudrate 100k, 125k, 150k, 200k, 250k,
400k, 500k, 1000k.
Set the instrument address to a
Address
number from 1 to 65535.
Prescal- Prescale
er
BS1 PTS
Value
BS2 PBS
Value
VCP Select virtual serial communication interface.
Baud rate: 4800/9600/19200/
Baudrate
38400/57600/115200
Databit Data bit: 5/6/7/8
Parity bit: N (No parity) / E (Even
Parity
parity) / O (Odd parity)
Stopbit Stop bit: 1/2
Display RS232 RS232 Select RS-232 communication interface.
or GPIB accord-
ing to optional in- Baud rate: 4800/9600/19200/
Baudrate
terface. In 38400/57600/115200
addition, RS232 Databit Data bit: 5/6/7/8

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interface and the Parity bit: N (No parity) / E (Even

Parity
analog interface parity) / O (Odd parity)
share an inter-
face position. Stopbit Stop bit: 1/2
GPIB Select GPIB communication interface.
Set the communication address (1
Address to 30).
Parallel Set the instruments to parallel operation mode.

Set the instrument to single mode, i.e., disable
Single
the parallel operation mode.
Master Set the instrument to master mode.
Total: Number of parallel instruments.
Slave Set the instrument to slave mode.
Set Digital I/O
By default, the menu item displays 7 options. You can set
parameters for each option respectively. After setting, the
Digital Port corresponding change to each option becomes valid imme-
diately. When re-entering DigPort, the interface can display
the changed option. For detailed introduction of menus and
functions, see 3.6.7 Digital I/O Function (Digital Port).
IO-1. Ps-Clear, Not- Function setting of pin 1
Invert
IO-2. Ps, Not-Invert Function setting of pin 2
IO-3. Off-Status, Not- Function setting of pin 3
Invert
IO-4. Ext-Trig, Not- Function setting of pin 4
Invert
IO-5. INH-Living, Not- Function setting of pin 5
Invert
IO-6. Sync-On, Not- Function setting of pin 6
Invert
IO-7. Sync-Off, Not- Function setting of pin 7
Invert
External Analog Function. This function is optional. The
menu can only display when corresponding board card is in-
Ext-Program
serted. For detailed menu settings, see 3.6.8 (Optional)
Analogue Function (Ext-Program).
System Reset Select whether to restore the factory default settings or not.
System Info View the system information.
Model Display the instrument model.

Display the MAC address, that is, the physical
MAC Addr
address.
SN Display the serial number.

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Main-Ver Display the system version information.

Ctrl-Ver Display the version information for a single
module.
FPGA-Ver Display the FPGA version information.
INV-Ver Display the control board version information.
2017/6/22 Display the system time.
00:00:00
Press the composite button [Shift]+[P-set] (System) to enter the system

menu, and press [Esc] to exit the menu.
3.6.1 Set the Beeper Status (Beep)

The user can turn the instrument beeper sound on or off base on personal
requirement.
The beeper sound works in the following scenarios:
• A beeper sound produced when the front panel key is pressed.

• When an error is generated inside the instrument, such as when the instru-
ment receives an unprocessable command in the remote state. At this time,
the instrument produces a beeper sound, and the flag “Error” appears on the
VFD.
• When the instrument is under protection status, such as over-temperature
protection. At this time, the instrument produces the beeper sound.
The setting procedures are as follows:
The first displayed menu item Beep is used to set the beeper status.
2. Press [Enter] key to enter the parameter setting interface.

3. Press the Left / Right key or turn the knob to adjust the value of this
parameter.
• On: Default value, indicates the beeper is on.
• Off: Indicates the beeper is off.

4. After the parameter settings are complete, press [Enter].
At this point, the beeper status takes effect immediately.

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3.6.2 Set the Power-on State (PowerOn)

This menu item is used to control the settings and output state when the power
supply is powered on.
The detailed power-on parameters and output state are as follows.

• The voltage, current, power setting values displayed on the main interface
when the instrument is powered on.
• Parameter setting values in the Config and Protect menus.
• The output state of the power supply, i.e., the [On/Off] key state.
The procedures to set the menu item are as follows.
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the [PowerOn] and press
[Enter].
parameter.
• Reset: Default value, indicates when the instrument is powered on, the
instrument will initialize some parameter settings or state.
The affected parameters and the reset information are as shown in Table
3–1 Initial value of the parameter.
Table 3–1 Initial value of the parameter
Category Parameter Initial Value
Voltage setting: Vs One percent of the

Main
rated voltage of the
interface
instrument
Current setting: Is One percent of the

rated current of the
instrument
Upper limit of voltage: Vh, and Upper limit value: One

lower limit of voltage: Vl percent of the rated
voltage of the
instrument
Lower limit value: 0
Upper limit of current: I+, and One percent of the

lower limit of current: I- rated current of the
instrument

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Upper limit of power: P+, and Rated power value of

lower limit of power: P- the instrument
[On/Off] status Off
Config Mode CV
menu
Speed High
V-Rise Time/I-Rise Time 0.1s
V-Fall Time/I-Fall Time
Output Res 1000
On Delay/Off Delay 0
• Last: Indicates when powered on, the instrument will remain the same
parameter settings (i.e., the parameters controlled by the *SAV 0 com-
mand, see 3.4 Save and Recall Operations) as last time you turned off
the instrument.
• Last+Off: Indicates when powered on, the instrument will remain the
same settings as last time you turned off the instrument, but the output
state is Off.
Under the condition of Last+Off, the output switch state is not con-
strained by the *SAV 0 instruction.
For example, Last is selected, and the voltage value is set to 20V. After the
instrument is powered off and then powered on, the voltage displayed on the
interface is 20V.
3.6.3 Sense Function (Sense)

This menu item is used to switch the power supply to local measurement or re-
mote sensing.
The IT6000C series power supply supports two connection methods: Local
measurement and Remote sensing. The remote sensing is used for maximizing
measurement accuracy. (Refer to 1.4 Connecting the Device Under Test (DUT))

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2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the Sense and press
[Enter].
parameter.
• Off: Default value, indicates turn the sense function off.
• On: Indicates turn the sense function on.

3.6.4 Select Trigger Source (Trig Source)
For the IT6000C series power supply, the List and data logging functions can be
triggered for running by the following methods:
• Manual: Default value, indicates the trigger occurs when the

[Shift]+[On/Off] (Trigger) keys are pressed from the front panel.
• Bus: Indicates the trigger occurs via the communication cables. When the
trigger command *TRG is received, the IT6000C instrument generates a
trigger.
• External: Indicates the trigger occurs via the pin 4 of the digital I/O interface
(P-IO).
For details, see 3.6.7.4 IO–4. Ext-Trig, Not-Invert.
The List function and the data logging function have the same steps for select-
ing the trigger source. They need to be set separately in different menu items
(ListTrig Source and DataLogger Trig Source). Therefore, this section takes
the List trigger source setting as an example to introduce the operation steps.
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the ListTrig Source and
press [Enter].
• When setting the trigger source for data logging, select the
DataLogger Trig Source menu item.
• The List trigger source set here is also valid for triggering other functions in
the Function menu.

Basic Operation
parameter.
3.6.5 Set the Communication Information (I/O Con)

This menu item is used to set the communication information between instru-
ment and PC. The standard communication interfaces for IT6000C series power
supply are USB, LAN, CAN and VCP. You can also select the non-standard in-
terface GPIB or RS-232 based on personal requirement.
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the I/O Con and press
[Enter].
parameter.
• The default communication method is USB. If other communication method

is selected, the related parameters need to be set. For detailed parameter
description, refer to 5 Remote Interface Connection.
• The instrument supports the non-standard RS-232 and GPIB interfaces, and
the configuration items in the menu are dynamically displayed according to
the interface user selected.
3.6.6 Set Parallel Operation Mode (Parallel)

This menu item is used to control whether the instrument is working in single
mode or in parallel mode. This chapter takes three instruments as an example
to describe how to parallelize the single units and how to return from parallel
mode to single mode.
The IT6000C series power supply supports multiple instruments to work in par-
allel mode to provide more power and current output capability.
Configure the Menu Item

Basic Operation
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the Parallel and press
[Enter].
parameter.
• Single: Default value, indicates that the instrument is in single mode.
• Master: Indicates that the current single unit is set to master in parallel
mode. When set to Master, you also need to set the number of slaves to
be mounted for the master, so you need to set the value of the Total pa-
rameter. For example, setting Total = 3 means that the total number of
units in the parallel relationship is 3.
In the parallel mode, you only need to operate the master. Synchro-
nous operations on other slaves are implemented by operating the
master.
• Slave: Indicates that the instrument is set to the slave in parallel mode.
Set the Parallel Mode
Before connecting the system bus, you must ensure that each instru-
ment is in single mode (Single).
Before connecting the cables, ensure that the instrument power switch
is off and the main of the AC power input (380V distribution box) is off.
For 3U models, up to 8 units of the same model can be connected in parallel.

Taking three 3U single instruments as an example, the steps for parallel opera-
tion are as follows.
1. Ensure that the power switches of the three units and the main switch of the
AC power distribution box are off.
2. Refer Figure 3–1 Wiring connection diagram to connect three units.

Basic Operation
Figure 3–1 Wiring connection diagram
a. Connect the AC input terminals of the three units in parallel and connect
them to the AC distribution box.
b. Connect the DC output terminals of the three units in parallel and connect
them to the DUT.
c. Refer to the blue wiring legend in the figure, connect the System Bus (i.
e., the fiber outer loop interfaces TX and RX) for fiber-optic communica-
tion between the master and slaves.
3. Turn on the main switch of the AC distribution box and power on each of the
three units.
4. Set three units in parallel mode with one master and two slaves.
a. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[P-set] (System) on the front panel to
enter the system menu.
b. Set Parallel to Master or Slave and press [Enter].
c. After setting the Master, you need to set Total to 3.
For details, see Configure the Menu Item.
5. After the parallel menu of the three units are set, restart the instrument
separately.
After the instrument is restarted, the VFD shows that the instrument is work-
ing in parallel mode.

Basic Operation
Revert to Single Mode
1. Power off the three instruments and turn off the main switch of the AC distri-
bution box.
2. Remove the cables connection of the System Bus and DC output terminals
between three units.
3. Power on the three instruments separately.
4. Set each of the three instruments to single mode.
a. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[P-set] (System) on the front panel to
b. Set the Parallel to Single.
For details, see Configure the Menu Item.
5. Restart the three instruments separately.
After the instrument is restarted, the VFD shows that the instrument is work-
ing in single mode.
3.6.7 Digital I/O Function (Digital Port)

The IT6000C series power supply supports digital I/O function. The user can
realize logic control over high and low level input or output by related configura-
tions in the system menu, namely general digital signal I/O function. In addition
to general digital I/O functions, this series can be customized to meet different
special needs through different pin wirings. For example, you can connect a pin
to an external instrument, and set a fixed pulse or level signal for the external in-
strument. Once the external instrument fails, output this pulse or level signal.
After the instrument identifies this signal, it controls whether the power supply
output is reduced to 0 or whether the [On/Off] is switched off based on related
settings.
The rear panel of the instrument has a green 8-pin terminal (For position, see
2.3 Rear Panel Introduction). The terminal is a wiring terminal with digital I/O
function. These pins are bi-directional I/O interfaces. For hardware index infor-
mation, see Table 3–2 Hardware parameters of the I/O interface. The pins sup-
port the input or output of pulse and high and low level. Different pins can
achieve different functions.
Table 3–2 Hardware parameters of the I/O interface
Voltage range -5V to +15V
Low Level (V) Maximum current

(mA)
Maximum low level output
voltage 0.65 10
0.9 50

Basic Operation
1 100
Maximum low level input 0.8V

voltage
Typical high level output 5V

voltage
Typical low level current 0V 0.5mA
Minimum high level input 1.6V

voltage
Level rise slope 10us
Level fall slope 2us
Pins Introduction
The appearance of the terminals are shown below.
Pin Description Properties Properties

(Default (General I/O
function) function)
1 Corresponds to the function set in the Pulse signal Level or PWM

System→Digital Port→IO–1. Ps- signal
Clear, Not-Invert menu item. For pa-
rameter introduction, see 3.6.7.1 IO–
1. Ps-Clear, Not-Invert.
2 Corresponds to the function set in the Level signal Level or PWM

System→Digital Port→IO–2. Ps, signal
Not-Invert menu item. For parameter
introduction, see 3.6.7.2 IO–2. Ps,
Not-Invert.
3 Corresponds to the function set in the Level signal Level or PWM

System→Digital Port→IO–3. Off- signal
Status, Not-Invert menu item. For

Basic Operation
Pin Description Properties Properties

(Default (General I/O
function) function)
parameter introduction, see 3.6.7.3

IO–3. Off-Status, Not-Invert.

System→Digital Port→IO–4. Ext- signal
Trig, Not-Invert menu item. For pa-
4. Ext-Trig, Not-Invert.

System→Digital Port→IO–5. INH- signal
Living, Not-Invert menu item. For
parameter introduction, see 3.6.7.5
IO–5. INH-Living, Not-Invert.

System→Digital Port→IO–6. Sync- signal
On, Not-Invert menu item. For pa-
6. Sync-On, Not-Invert.

System→Digital Port→IO–7. Sync- signal
Off, Not-Invert menu item. For pa-
7. Sync-Off, Not-Invert.
GND Ground terminal, that is, the negative Level signal

terminal corresponding to each of the
above 7 pins.
In this chapter, all the pulse signals involved in the digital I/O function are
switched from high level to low level.
Taking pin 1 as an example, IO–1. Ps-Clear, Not-Invert contains three function
options, the first option Ps-Clear is the default function, and this function is also
a special custom function unique to this pin (the seven pins each have a differ-
ent custom function). The second and third options (Input and Output) are the
general digital I/O function, and the parameter settings and functions of the sev-
en pins are the same.

Basic Operation
General Digital I/O Function
• Under the default condition (Not-Invert), when the pin (1 to 7) is configured

as Output, it can output the high level (False) or low level (True).
If the corresponding pin is configured as Invert, it means that the digital

signal is inverted and will output low level or high level.

as Output→PWM, the user needs to set the frequency (PWM Freq) and du-
ty cycle (PWM Duty) values. For example, if the PWM Freq is set to 100Hz
and the PWM Duty is set to 10%, the output waveform is as follows:
In the above figure, the peak voltage (minimum value) is 5.16V and the
cycle is 10ms. The high level duration is 9ms and the low level duration is
1ms in one cycle.

as Input, it means the instrument can detect the level status of the external
input. By default (i.e., the pin is not connected), it can be detected as high
level, and the front panel will display input(0). If the pin is configured as
Invert, it can be detected as low level, and the front panel will display input
(1).

Basic Operation
3.6.7.1 IO–1. Ps-Clear, Not-Invert

Parameter Description
IO–1. Ps-Clear, Parameter setting for pin 1.

Not-Invert
Not- Indicates whether to invert the input/output

Invert pulse or level signal.
Invert
• Invert: Yes
• Not-Invert: No
Ps- This default function means that when

Clear the instrument generates protection,
the protection state can be cleared via
this pin.
Input Pin 1 receives the level signal from

the outside.
Output Pin 1 sends the digital signal (1, 0,

PWM) to the outside.
True By default (Not-Invert), the

output digital signal is 1 (i.e.
low level), and in the case of
Invert, the output is high
level.
False By default (Not-Invert), the

high level), and in the case of
Invert, the output is low level.
PWM Digital signal of PWM.
PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
When pin 1 is set to default Ps-Clear function, pin 1 has bi-directional I/O func-
tion, which can receive pulse signal input from the external instrument and also
can output pulse signal to external instrument. Pulse signal parameter require-
ments are as follows:

Basic Operation
Minimum time width 30us

for low level keep
• Pulse input: When the instrument is under protection, the instrument will
clear protection after receiving the pulse signal from external input.
1. Refer to the figure below to connect pin 1 to the external oscilloscope.
2. Confirm that pin 1 function is set to the default option, namely

IO-1. Ps-Clear, Not-Invert.
3. Taking OVP as an example, set the protection point of OVP.
4. Build the test environment to enable the instrument to enter the OVP
state.
5. Send pulse signal to pin 1.
6. Check whether the protection state of this instrument is cleared.
• Pulse output: When the instrument’s protection state is released, and

[On/Off] is from Off to On, pin 1 will send a pulse signal to the external
instrument.
1. After confirming that the instrument’s OVP protection is cleared, man-

ually turn on [On/Off].
2. Check the oscilloscope and confirm whether pin 1 has pulse output.

Basic Operation
3.6.7.2 IO–2. Ps, Not-Invert

IO–2. Ps, Not- Parameter setting for pin 2.

Invert
Not- Indicates whether to invert the input/output

Invert pulse or level signal.
Invert
• Invert: Yes
• Not-Invert: No
Ps This default function means the output

level from pin 2, which displays that
whether the instrument is under pro-
tection or not.
Input Pin 2 receives the level signal from

the outside.

True By default (Not-Invert), the

low level), and in the case of
Invert, the output is high
level.
False By default (Not-Invert), the

high level), and in the case of
PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
When pin 2 is set to default Ps function, pin 2 will output high or low level based
on whether the instrument is under protection or not. Under normal conditions
(Not under protection), and when pin 2 is under default setting (Not-Invert), pin
2 outputs high level; when the instrument is under protection, pin 2 outputs low
level.
Basic Operation
When pin 2 is set to Invert, the output level is completely opposite.

IO-2. Ps, Not-Invert.
3. Taking OVP as an example, set the protection point of OVP.

4. Build the test environment to enable the instrument to enter the OVP state.
5. Check the oscilloscope and confirm that pin 2 outputs low level.
3.6.7.3 IO–3. Off-Status, Not-Invert

IO–3. Off-Sta- Parameter setting for pin 3.

tus, Not-Invert
Not- Indicates whether to invert the input/output pulse

Invert or level signal.
Invert
• Invert: Yes
• Not-Invert: No
Off- This default function indicates the exist-

Status ing [On/Off] state of the instrument.
Input Pin 3 receives the level signal from the

outside.

Basic Operation
Output Pin 3 sends the digital signal (1, 0, PWM)

to the outside.
True By default (Not-Invert), the out-

put digital signal is 1 (i.e. low lev-
el), and in the case of Invert, the
output is high level.
False By default (Not-Invert), the out-

put digital signal is 0 (i.e. high
level), and in the case of Invert,
the output is low level.
PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
When pin 3 is set to default Off-Status function, pin 3 will trigger level output
based on the [On/Off] state of the instrument. When it is set to (Not-Invert), the
[On/Off] is turned off, and pin 3 outputs high level; the[On/Off] is turned on, and
pin 3 outputs low level.
When pin 3 is set to Invert, the output level is completely opposite.

Basic Operation

IO-3. Off-Status, Not-Invert.
3. Turn on [On/Off].
4. Check the oscilloscope and confirm that pin 3 outputs low level.
3.6.7.4 IO–4. Ext-Trig, Not-Invert

IO–4. Ext- Parameter setting for pin 4.

Trig, Not-
Invert
Not- Indicates whether to invert the input/output pulse or

Invert level signal.
Invert
• Invert: Yes
• Not-Invert: No
Ext-Trig This default function means that pin 4 of

the P-IO performs bi-direction control over
the instrument’s trigger function.
Trig–Out Indicates that when the instru-

ment generates a signal (which
triggers the Meter function, Da-
ta Recording function and List
function for running), pin 4 will
output a pulse signal.
Trig-In Indicates that the instrument

will trigger the running of one of
the functions below after receiv-
ing the external pulse signal.
Meter Triggers the run-

ning of Meter
function. This
function needs to
be triggered at
the upper com-
puter side
through SCPI in-
struction. For de-
tails, refer to

Basic Operation
instructions re-
lated to ACQuire
in the Trigger
subsystem of the
Instruction
Manual.
Dlog Triggers the run-

ning of data re-
cording function.
List Triggers the run-

ning of List files.

outside.

to the outside.

put digital signal is 1 (i.e. low
the output is high level.

PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
Taking the triggering of List function as an example, the text below will introduce
how to use pin 4’s default function Ext-Trig.
• Trig–Out

Basic Operation
2. Set pin 4’s function to Not-Invert and Trig-Out.

3. Recall the edited List file for trigger running.
4. Press [Shift]+[On/Off] (Trigger) on the front panel to trigger the running

of List files.
ListTrig Source is set to Manual.
5. Check the oscilloscope and confirm whether pin 4 has following pulse
signal output.

for low level keep
• Trig-In

Basic Operation
2. Set pin 4’s function to Not-Invert and Trig-In→List.

3. Recall the edited List file for trigger running.
4. Set ListTrig Source to External.

5. Send pulse signals as per the following requirements from the external
oscilloscope to pin 4.

for low level keep
6. Observe the VFD screen on the instrument’s front panel to confirm

whether the List file is running or not.
3.6.7.5 IO–5. INH-Living, Not-Invert

IO–5. Living, Parameter setting for pin 5.

Not-Invert

Invert
• Invert: Yes
• Not-Invert: No

Basic Operation
Inhibit This default function means that pin 5 of

the P-IO controls the operation of the
instrument.
Living Select Living, and power supply

will be operated in the mode of
Living.
Latch Select Latch, and power supply

will be operated in the mode of
Latch.

outside.

to the outside.

the output is high level.

PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
• When pin 5 is set to Inhibit-Living (Not-Invert), pin 5 can control the instru-
ment’s output state based on the level signal from external input.
– Under default conditions (namely, pin 5 is not connected), the input is

high level, and it will not impact the instrument’s output state.
– When the [On/Off] is in On state, input low level to pin 5, and it will im-
pact the output state: The [On/Off] button light is lighted on and VFD still
displays On, but the actual output is 0; when pin 5 receives high level sig-
nal again, the output state is recovered.

Basic Operation
If pin 5 is set to Invert, input high level to pin 5, and it will impact the out-
put state.
1. Referring to the figure below, connect pin 5 to the external oscilloscope.
2. Set pin 5’s function to Not-Invert andInhibit→Living.
3. Set voltage to 10V and turn on [On/Off].

4. Input low level to pin 5.
At this point, the [On/Off] button light is lighted on, and VFD indicator
light on the front panel displays On, while voltage/current Meter value
gradually decreases to 0, the output function is prohibited. In addition,
the VFD screen on the front panel displays INH.
5. Input high level to pin 5.
At this point, [On/Off] button light is lighted on, and VFD indicator light on
the front panel displays On, and voltage/current Meter value gradually re-
covers to 10V, and the output function is re-initiated.
• When pin 5 is set to Inhibit-Latch (Not-Invert), pin 5 can control the instru-
ment’s output state based on the pulse signal from external input. The pa-
rameter requirements of this pulse signal are as follows:

for low level keep

Basic Operation
– Under default conditions (pin 5 is not connected), it will not effect the in-
strument’s output state.
– If [On/Off] is in On state, when pin 5 receives pulse signal, [On/Off] will

be turned off: The [On/Off] button light is lighted off, and the VFD indica-
tor light displays Off.
After confirming that the [On/Off] can be turned on again, the user needs
to manually turn on [On/Off].
1. Referring to the figure below, connect pin 5 to the external oscilloscope.
2. Set pin 5’s function to Not-Invert andInhibit→Latch.
3. Set voltage to 10V and turn on [On/Off].
4. Input pulse signal to pin 5.
At this point, the [On/Off] button light is lighted off, and the VFD indicator
light on the front panel displays Off, and the output function is switched
off. In addition, the VFD screen on the front panel displays Inhibit-Ps.
When the protection state is cleared, manually turn on [On/Off] again.
3.6.7.6 IO–6. Sync-On, Not-Invert

IO–6. Sync- Parameter setting for pin 6.

On, Not-
Invert

• Invert: Yes
Basic Operation
Invert • Not-Invert: No
Sync-On This default function means that pin 6 per-

forms bi-directional and synchronous con-
trol over the turn-on of [On/Off] under
parallel connection.

outside.

to the outside.

put digital signal is 1 (i.e. low lev-
output is high level.

put digital signal is 0 (i.e. high lev-
output is low level.
PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
When pin 6 is set to default Sync-On function, pin 6 has bi-directional I/O func-
can output pulse signal to external instrument. The parameter requirements of
this pulse signal are as follows:

for low level keep
The bi-direction I/O functions are introduced as below:

Basic Operation
• Press [On/Off] on the instrument’s front panel, the instrument’s output is

changed from Off to On. At this point, the pulse signal output from pin 6 can
be detected.
• When the instrument’s [On/Off] is in On state, input pulse signal to pin 6,

and it will not impact the [On/Off] state.
• When the instrument’s [On/Off] is in Off state, when pulse signal is input to
pin 6, the [On/Off] will be changed from Off to ON.
Taking two instruments in parallel as an example, the operation is as below:
1. Referring to the figure below, connect pin 6 of two instruments to the external
oscilloscope.
2. Set pin 6’s function of two instruments to Not-Invert and Sync-On.
3. Set voltage to 10V on the master’s front panel and turn on the master’s
[On/Off].
At this time, check the oscilloscope. The master’s pin 6 outputs pulse signal
and the slave’s output function is synchronously switched on.
3.6.7.7 IO–7. Sync-Off, Not-Invert

IO–7. Sync-Off, Parameter setting for pin 7.

Not-Invert
Not- Indicates whether to invert the input/output pulse

Invert or level signal.
Invert
• Invert: Yes

Basic Operation
• Not-Invert: No
Sync- This default function means that pin 7

Off performs bi-directional and synchronous
control over the turn-off of [On/Off]
under parallel connection.

outside.


level), and in the case of
Invert, the output is high level.

level), and in the case of
PWM Freq Frequency
PWM Duty Duty cycle
How to Use
When pin 7 is set to default Sync-Off function, pin 7 has bi-directional I/O func-
can output pulse signal to external instrument. The parameter requirements of
this pulse signal are as follows:

for low level keep
The bi-direction I/O functions are introduced as below:

Basic Operation
• Press [On/Off] on the instrument’s front panel, the instrument’s output is

changed from On to Off. At this point, the pulse signal output from pin 7 can
be detected.
• When the instrument’s [On/Off] is in Off state, input pulse signal to pin 7,
and it will not impact the [On/Off] state.
• When the instrument’s [On/Off] is in On state, input pulse signal to pin 7,

and [On/Off] will be changed from On to Off.
Taking two instruments in parallel as an example, the operation is as below:
1. Referring to the figure below, connect pin 7 of two instruments to the external
oscilloscope.
2. Set pin 7’s function of two instruments to Not-Invert and Sync-Off.
3. Confirm that the master and the salve’s [On/Off] are both in On State.
4. Press [On/Off] on the master’s front panel, and turn off the master’s output
function.
At this time, check the oscilloscope. The master’s pin 7 outputs pulse signal
and the slave’s output function is synchronously switched off.
3.6.8 (Optional) Analogue Function (Ext-Program)

This menu item is used to control whether the external analog function is turned
on. This function is not standard with the instrument and is optional for users. If
the user does not select this function, this menu item will not be displayed.
The detailed parameter description is as below.
Ext-Program External analog function menu
On / Off Function switch:

Basic Operation
• On: Turns on the external analog function.

In this state, the channel parameters cannot
be set.
• Off: Turns off the external analog function.

In this state, the channel parameters can be
set.
Ch1 Set the parameters of channel 1.
M1 Indicates the slope factor of channel 1.
Mb Indicates the offset of channel 1.
3.6.9 Restored to Factory Setting (System Reset)

This menu item is used to restore some parameter settings to factory setting
values.
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the System Reset and
press [Enter].
parameter.
• No: Default value, indicates the instrument cancels this menu setting.
• Yes: Indicates the instrument restores the factory default settings.
The parameters affected by System Reset and the parameter values after
reset are shown in Table 3–3 Initial value of the parameter.

Basic Operation
Table 3–3 Initial value of the parameter
Voltage setting: Vs One percent of the rated

Main
voltage of the
interface
instrument
Current setting: Is One percent of the rated

current of the instrument
Upper limit of voltage: Vh, and Upper limit value: One

lower limit of voltage: Vl percent of the rated volt-
age of the instrument
Lower limit value: 0
Upper limit of current: I+, and One percent of the rated

lower limit of current: I- current of the instrument
Upper limit of power: P+, and Rated power value of

lower limit of power: P- the instrument
[On/Off] status Off
System Beep On
menu
PowerOn Reset
Sense Off
ListTrig Source Manual
DataLogger Trig Source Manual
I/O Con • LAN→IP-Conf

• IP Addr:
192.168.0.1
• SubNet:
255.255.255.0
• Gateway:
192.168.0.1
• DNS1/DNS2:
0.0.0.0
• Socket Port:
30000
LAN→Serv-Conf

Basic Operation
MDNS/PING/Telnet-
scpi/Web/VX-11/
Raw-socket: On
• VCP: 9600,8,N,1
• (Optional) RS232:
9600,8,N,1
• (Optional) External
analog: Off
• (Optional) GPIB: Ad-

dress=1
Digital Port • IO–1: Ps-Clear

• IO–2: Ps
• IO–3: Off-Status
• IO–4: Ext-Trig
• IO–5: INH-Living
• IO–6: Sync-On
• IO–7: Sync-Off
Parallel Single
Config Mode CV
menu
Speed High
V-Rise Time/I-Rise Time 0.1s
V-Fall Time/I-Fall Time
Output Res 1000
On Delay/Off Delay 0
Protect OVP/OCP/OPP/UCP/UVP Sta- Off

menu tus switch
OVP/OCP/OPP Protection point: Rated voltage / current /

Level power value of the
instrument
UCP/UVP Protection point: 0

Level

Basic Operation
OVP/OCP/OPP/UCP/UVP Delay 60s

time: Delay
UCP/UVP Warm time: Warm-up
3.6.10 View the System Information (System Info)

This menu item is used to view the system information of the instrument.
The procedures to view the system information are as follows.
2. Press the Up/Down key or turn the knob to select the System Info and press
[Enter].
You can use Up/Down key or knob to view the following system information.
Model Display the instrument model.
MAC Addr Display the MAC address, that is, the physical
address.
SN Display the serial number.
Main-Ver Display the system version information.
Ctrl-Ver Display the version information for a single

module.
FPGA-Ver Display the FPGA version information.
INV-Ver Display the control board version information.
2017/6/22 0:00 Display the system time.
3.7 System Upgrade

The IT6000C series power supply supports the upgrade of the system version.
System upgrade includes the following two methods:

Basic Operation
• During the start-up period after the instrument is powered on, through the
USB interface on the front panel, select the system upgrading files in the
memory device (U key) for upgrading.
• The user can access to the Web service programs in the instrument by the
Web browser on PC for upgrading operation.
This Chapter introduces in detail how to upgrade the system with the USB inter-
face on the front panel. For the upgrading method of Web, see 5.6 Web Server.
Before You Upgrade
Before upgrading, you need to note the following points:
1. Description about system upgrading files.
Before upgrading, please contact ITECH technical staff to obtain the follow-
ing two upgrading files, and put them under the root directory of the U key.
• itech_6000_P.itech
System upgrading package postfixed with .itech.
• ItechConfig.txt
System upgrading package in text format.
2. The upgrading methods for single unit or units in parallel are slightly differ-
ent: Under the parallel mode, the user can select to upgrade all units or a
single unit only by operating the master. Therefore, the user needs to get ac-
cess to SN numbers of all instruments in the parallel network (To obtain the
unique ID for identifying instrument, see 3.6.10 View the System Information
(System Info)) for selective upgrading based on the SN number in subse-
quent upgrades.
3. If the upgrade fails, the interface will prompt Update fail. At this point, you
cannot use the instrument. Please contact ITECH technical staff for
treatment.
Upgrade Operation
• System Upgrade under Single-unit Mode
1. Insert the U key into the USB interface on the front panel of the
instrument.
2. Power on the instrument. At this point, press Shift for several times till
the instrument can detect the system upgrading files in the U key.
After the system upgrading files are detected, the interface displays as
follows:

Basic Operation
Update Select(01/01)
SN: ALL
If the U key is not detected, select Yes to detect again; if No is se-

lected, it means to exit upgrading, and the system will directly enter in-
to the main interface.
3. Select ALL, and press [Enter].
The system interface displays as follows:

Update ? (01/01)
No Yes
4. Select Yes, and press [Enter].
The system will automatically perform upgrading.
If No is selected, it means to exit upgrading, and the system will di-

rectly enter into the main interface.
5. After the upgrading is completed, you need to restart the instrument

manually.
• System Upgrade under Parallel Mode (Only Need to Operate the Master)
1. Insert the U key into the USB interface on the front panel of the
instrument.
2. Power on the instrument. At this point, press Shift for several times till
the instrument can detect the system upgrading files in the U key.
After the system upgrading files are detected, the interface displays as
follows:
Update Select(xx/yy)
SN: ALL
xx means the number of selected instruments to be upgraded, and yy
means the number of instruments in the parallel network.
3. Select upgrade in whole or in part based on actual needs. Then, press

[Enter].
– SN: ALL
Indicates to upgrade all.

– SN1: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Basic Operation
Indicates to upgrade the selected instrument. Press Up/Down to

check the SNs of all instruments in the parallel network; press Right
to select the instrument; and press Right again to deselect the
instrument.
4. Select Yes, and press [Enter].
The system will automatically perform upgrading.
If No is selected, it means to exit upgrading, and the system will di-

rectly enter into the main interface.
5. After the upgrading is completed, you need to restart the instrument

manually.

Power Supply Function
4 Power Supply Function

This chapter describes the functions and features of the power supply. Divided
into the following sections:
♦ Set the Output Voltage

♦ Set the Output Current
♦ Set the Output Power
♦ Configuration Menu Function for Power Supply
♦ Protection Function for Power Supply
♦ Function Menu for Power Supply
4.1 Set the Output Voltage

In CV priority (default) mode, press [V-set], the interface displays “Vs=0.00V”
(Setting value of voltage). In CC priority mode, press [V-set], the interface dis-
plays “Vh=0.00V” (Upper limit of voltage), and press [V-set] again, the interface
displays “Vl=0.00V” (Lower limit of voltage).
The voltage setting range is from 0V to the maximum rated output voltage.
When [V-set] key is pressed, the key light is lit and the output voltage value can
be set. Press numeric keys or rotate the knob to adjust the value in the voltage
setting area indicated by the cursor. This value takes effect when you press
[Enter].
4.2 Set the Output Current

In CV priority (default) mode, press [I-set], the interface displays “I+=0.00A”
(Upper limit of current) , and press [I-set] again, the interface displays “I-= –
0.00 A” (Lower limit of current). In CC priority mode, press [I-set], the interface
displays “Is=0.00A” (Setting value of current).
The range of current settings is between the data ranges defined in the specifi-
cations. When [I-set] key is pressed, the key light is lit and the output current
value can be set. Press numeric keys or rotate the knob to adjust the value in
the current setting area indicated by the cursor. This value takes effect when
you press [Enter].

For the bi-directional power supply, you can set the direction of the current
(output / input), that is, control the positive or negative current value by press-
ing the [+/-] key.
4.3 Set the Output Power

Press [P-set], the interface displays “P+=0.00W” (Upper limit of power) , and
press [P-set] again, the interface displays “P- = – 0.00W” (Lower limit of power)
.
The range of power settings is between the data ranges defined in the specifica-
tions. When [P-set] key is pressed, the key light is lit and the output power value
can be set. Press numeric keys or rotate the knob to adjust the value in the
power setting area indicated by the cursor. This value takes effect when you
press [Enter].
For the bi-directional power supply, you can set the direction of the power
(output / input), that is, control the positive or negative power value by press-
ing the [+/-] key.
4.4 Configuration Menu Function for Power

Supply
This section gives an overview of the configuration menu of the IT6000C series
power supply.
The procedures to operate the configuration menu are as follows.
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[V-set] (Config) on the front panel to enter
the configuration menu.
The VFD shows configuration menu items and each menu item is marked
with a number. The user can use up and down keys or knob to scroll pages
to view the other menu items.
2. Press [Enter] to select the desired menu item.
Enter the parameter setting interface of this menu item.

3. After finishing the menu setting, press [Enter] key to save the setting.

Press [Esc] key to return to the previous menu level.
The descriptions of configuration menu are listed in the table below.
Config Configuration menu of the power supply
Mode CC/CV priority mode setting
CV Constant voltage loop priority mode
Loop response
speed setting:
Speed= High/Low
high speed /
low speed
CC Constant current loop priority mode
Loop response
speed setting:
Speed= High/Low
high speed /
low speed
Displays the voltage or current rise time

setting according to the selected priority
V-Rise Time/I-Rise Time
mode. If CC priority mode is selected,
= 0.001s
the parameter setting of I-Rise Time will
be displayed here.
Displays the voltage or current fall time

setting according to the selected priority
V-Fall Time/I-Fall Time =
mode. If CC priority mode is selected,
0.001s
the parameter setting of I-Fall Time will
be displayed here.
Set the internal resistance of the power

Output Res supply. This parameter needs to be set
only when Mode is set to CV.
On Delay Set the delay time to turn on the output.
Off Delay Set the delay time to turn off the output.

4.4.1 Set the CC/CV Priority Mode

CV Priority
In CV priority mode, the output is controlled by a constant-voltage feedback

loop, which maintains the output voltage at its programmed setting as long as
the load current remains within the positive or negative current limit settings. CV
priority mode is best suited for use with resistive or high impedance loads, and
loads that are sensitive to voltage overshoots. Do not use CV priority mode with
low-impedance sources such as batteries, power supplies, or large charged
capacitors.
In CV priority mode, the output voltage should be programmed to the desired

value. A positive and negative current limit value should also be set. The current
limit should always be set to a value that is greater than the actual input current
requirement of the external load. The following figure shows the CV priority op-
erating locus of the output. The area in the white quadrants shows the output as
a source (sourcing power). The area in the shaded quadrants shows the output
as a load (sinking power).
The heavy solid line illustrates the locus of possible operating points as a func-
tion of output. As shown by the horizontal portion of the line, the output voltage
remains regulated at its programmed setting as long as the load current remains
within the positive or negative current limit setting. A CV status flag indicates
that the output voltage is being regulated and the output current is within its limit
settings.
Note that when the output current reaches either the positive or negative current
limit, the unit no longer operates in constant voltage mode and the output

voltage is no longer held constant. Instead, the unit will now regulate the output
current at its current limit setting.
As shown by the vertical portions of the shaded quadrants, the output voltage
may continue to increase in the positive direction or decrease in the negative di-
rection as current is forced into or pulled out of the unit. When the output voltage
exceeds the over-voltage protection setting, the output will shut down.
CC Priority
In CC priority mode, the output is controlled by a bi-polar constant current feed-

back loop, which maintains the output source or sink current at its programmed
setting. The output current remains at its programmed setting, provided the load
voltage remains within the voltage limit setting. CC priority mode is best suited
for use with batteries, power supplies, large charged capacitors, and loads that
are sensitive to current overshoots. It minimizes current overshoots during pro-
gramming, turn-on, and turn-off transitions and seamlessly transitions between
positive and negative currents.
In CC priority mode, the output current should be programmed to the desired

positive or negative value. A positive voltage limit range should also be set. The
voltage upper limit should always be set to a value that is greater than the actual
input voltage requirement of the external load. The following figure shows the
CC priority operating locus of the output. The area in the white quadrants shows
the output as a source (sourcing power). The area in the shaded quadrants
shows the output as a load (sinking power).
The heavy solid line illustrates the locus of possible operating points as a func-
tion of output. As shown by the vertical portion of the line, the output current re-
mains regulated at its programmed setting as long as the output voltage

remains within its limit setting. A CC (constant current) status flag indicates that
the output current is being regulated and the output voltage is within its limit
settings.
Note that when the output voltage reaches the upper limit, the unit no longer op-
erates in constant current mode and the output current is no longer held con-
stant. Instead, the unit will now regulate the output voltage at its voltage limit
setting.
As shown by the horizontal portion of the shaded quadrants, when the unit is
sinking power, the output current may continue to increase in the negative direc-
tion as more current is forced into the unit. This can happen when the instru-
ment is connected to an external device such as a battery, and its output
voltage is higher than the voltage limit setting of the instrument. Once the cur-
rent exceeds the built-in negative over-current limit, the output will shut down. In
such a case, it is important to set the voltage limit properly in order prevent this
protection shutdown.
How to Set
The procedures to set the output priority mode are as follows.

2. Select Mode and press [Enter] to enter into the setting interface.
3. Select CC or CV, and press [Enter].
Enter the setting interface of the loop response speed.
4. Select High or Low, and press [Enter].
At this point, return to the Config menu settings interface.
5. Press the down arrow key to set the voltage/current rise time. When finished,
press [Enter].
6. Set the other Config menu items in the same way.
7. Set the output voltage and current value.
• CV priority
a. Press the [V-set] key on the front panel to set the output voltage val-
ue Vs.
b. Press the [I-set] key on the front panel to set the current upper limit I
+. Press [I-set] again to set the current lower limit I-, i.e. the negative
current limit value.
• CC priority
a. Press the [I-set] key on the front panel to set the output current value
Is.
b. Press the [V-set] key on the front panel to set the voltage upper limit
Vh, and press [V-set] again to set the voltage lower limit Vl.

4.4.2 Set the Internal Resistance

The IT6000C series power supply provides internal resistance setting (CV prior-
ity mode only). The procedures are shown as below.
2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select Output Res and press
[Enter] to confirm.
3. Set the internal resistance value and press [Enter] to confirm.
4.4.3 Set the Output-On/Output-Off Delay

You can set the output-on/output-off delay time within the range from 0 seconds
to 60 seconds.
• On Delay: Indicates from the time that a command to turn on the output is re-
ceived until the output actually turns on.
• Off Delay: Indicates from the time that a command to turn off the output is re-
ceived until the output actually turns off.
The procedures to set the output delay time are as follows.

2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select On Delay or Off Delay,
and press [Enter] to confirm.
3. Set the output-on/output-off delay time and press [Enter] to confirm.
4.5 Protection Function for Power Supply

The IT6000C series power supply provides the general protection functions
such as overvoltage, overcurrent, overpower, undercurrent and undervoltage
protection. The corresponding protection parameters can be configured in the
Protect menu. In addition, the power supply also provides over temperature pro-
tection and Sense reverse connection protection.
The descriptions of Protect menu are listed in the table below.
Protect Protection function menu for the power supply
OVP Overvoltage protection
Off Turn the OVP function off. (Def)
On Turn the OVP function on.

Level OVP limit
Protection delay time,

Delay
see Protection Delay.
OCP Overcurrent protection
Off Turn the OCP function off. (Def)
On Turn the OCP function on.
Level OCP limit

Delay
OPP Overpower protection
Off Turn the OPP function off. (Def)
On Turn the OPP function on.
Level OPP limit

Delay
UCP Undercurrent protection
Off Turn the UCP function off. (Def)
On Turn the UCP function on.
Indicates the instrument

warm-up time. This time
is set to prevent the in-
strument from triggering
protection when the cur-
rent is rising. Because
Warm-up
this transient condition
should not be consid-
ered as an undercurrent
fault and there is no
need to trigger
protection.
Level UCP limit

Delay
UVP Undervoltage protection

Off Turn the UVP function off. (Def)
On Turn the UVP function on.
Indicates the instrument

warm-up time. This time
is set to prevent the in-
strument from triggering
protection when the
voltage is rising. Be-
Warm-up
cause this transient
condition should not be
considered as an
undervoltage fault and
there is no need to trig-
ger protection.
Level UVP limit

Delay
Protection Delay
You can specify an OCP/OVP/OPP/UCP/UVP delay to prevent momentary out-

put settings and status changes from tripping the protection. In most cases
these momentary conditions would not be considered an protection fault, and
having an OCP/OVP/OPP/UCP/UVP condition disable the output when they oc-
cur would be a nuisance. Specifying an protection delay (Delay) can ignore
these momentary changes during the specified delay period. Once the delay
time has expired and the protection limit condition persists, the output will shut
down.
Fault Prompt
When the instrument enters the protection state, the buzzer sounds (if Beep
menu item is set as default state On), the VFD status indicators Prot and Off
are lit, and [On/Off] is turned off.
Although [On/Off] is turned off, there may be dangerous voltage at

the output electrodes. Do not touch the wiring cable or the electrode
terminals.

When protection is generated, the VFD screen displays the following

information:
• The first row shows the meter voltage and the meter current value.
• The second row shows specific fault information, such as OVP.
Clear the Protection
After the instrument triggers protection and generates a fault message, you
need to troubleshoot the possible cause. When the fault is resolved, the VFD
will still prompt the fault information. You can manually clear the fault information
record through the following methods.
• Input a pulse signal to pin 1 of the rear panel P-IO to clear the fault
information.
For details, see 3.6.7.1 IO–1. Ps-Clear, Not-Invert.
• Press the [Esc] or [Enter] key on the front panel to manually clear the fault
information.
• Connected to the host computer, the PC sends a PROTection:CLEar com-
mand to the instrument to clear the fault information.
After the protection fault is cleared, you need to press the [On/Off] key on the
front panel or send the OUTPut ON command to the instrument to reopen
[On/Off].
4.5.1 Set Over-Voltage Protection (OVP)

Users can enable the OVP function and set the protection limit Level and pro-
tection delay time Delay. When the voltage (i.e., the Meter value) is greater than
this protection limit and the delay time is exceeded, the power supply will enter
the OVP state.
Possible Cause
Many reasons can cause OVP, the details are as follows:

• The set protection limit Level is lower than the voltage Meter value.
• Input too high external voltage.

• The power supply outputs a high voltage due to a fault.

Please avoid inputting a external voltage higher than 120% rated val-
ue, or the instrument will be damaged.
How to Set
The operation steps to set OVP are as follows.
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[Recall] (Protect) on the front panel to en-
ter the protection menu.
2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select 1. OVP (Off) and press
[Enter].
3. Press the left/right key or rotate the knob to select On and press [Enter] to
enter the setting interface.
4. Set the protection limit Level and the delay time Delay in sequence, and
press [Enter] to confirm.
The VFD screen returns to the Protect menu and the OVP setting (take
150V, 1S as an example) is displayed as follows:
PROTECT
1.OVP 150V, 1S
4.5.2 Set Over-Current Protection (OCP)
Users can enable the OCP function and set the protection limit Level and pro-
tection delay time Delay. When the current (i.e., the Meter value) is greater than
the OCP state.
Possible Cause
Many reasons can cause OCP, the details are as follows:

• The set protection limit Level is lower than the current Meter value.
• Input too high external current.

• The power supply outputs a high current due to a fault.
How to Set
The operation steps to set OCP are as follows.

2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select 2. OCP (Off) and press
[Enter].
For bi-directional power supplies, Level can be set to a positive or nega-

tive value, i.e. the same protection limit is set for the output or input
current.
The VFD screen returns to the Protect menu and the OCP setting (take 10A,
1S as an example) is displayed as follows:
PROTECT
2.OCP 10A, 1.000S
4.5.3 Set Over-Power Protection (OPP)

Users can enable the OPP function and set the protection limit Level and pro-
tection delay time Delay. When the power (i.e., the Meter value) is greater than
the OPP state.
Possible Cause
Many reasons can cause OPP, the details are as follows:

• The set protection limit Level is lower than the power Meter value.
• Input too high external power.
• The power supply outputs a high power due to a fault.
How to Set
The operation steps to set OPP are as follows.
2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select 3. OPP (Off) and press
[Enter].


power.
The VFD screen returns to the Protect menu and the OPP setting (take
150W, 1S as an example) is displayed as follows:
PROTECT
3.OPP 150W, 1.000S
4.5.4 Set Under-Current Protection (UCP)

Users can enable the UCP function and set the instrument warm-up time
Warm-up, protection limit Level and protection delay time Delay. When the cur-
rent (i.e., the Meter value) is lower than this protection limit and the warm-up
time, delay time are exceeded, the power supply will enter the UCP state.
Possible Cause
Many reasons can cause UCP, the details are as follows:
• The set protection limit Level is greater than the current Meter value.
• Input too low external current.
• The power supply outputs a low current due to a fault.
How to Set
The operation steps to set UCP are as follows.
2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select 4. UCP (Off) and press
[Enter].
4. Set the warm-up time Warm-up, protection limit Level and delay time Delay
in sequence, and then press [Enter] to confirm.


current.
The VFD screen returns to the Protect menu and the UCP setting (take 10S,
0.1A, 1S as an example) is displayed as follows:
PROTECT
4.UCP 10S, 0.1A, 1.000S
4.5.5 Set Under-Voltage Protection (UVP)

Users can enable the UVP function and set the instrument warm-up time
Warm-up, protection limit Level and protection delay time Delay. When the
voltage (i.e., the Meter value) is lower than this protection limit and the warm-up
time, delay time are exceeded, the power supply will enter the UVP state.
Possible Cause
Many reasons can cause UVP, the details are as follows:

• The set protection limit Level is greater than the voltage Meter value.
• Input too low external voltage.
• The power supply outputs a low voltage due to a fault.
How to Set
The operation steps to set UVP are as follows.
2. Press the up/down key or rotate the knob to select 5. UVP (Off) and press
[Enter].
4. Set the warm-up time Warm-up, protection limit Level and delay time Delay
in sequence, and then press [Enter] to confirm.
The VFD screen returns to the Protect menu and the UVP setting (take 10S,
1V, 1S as an example) is displayed as follows:
PROTECT
5.UVP 10S, 1V, 1.000S

4.5.6 Over-Temperature Protection (OTP)

When internal temperature of instrument is higher than about 90 °C, the instru-
ment is under temperature protection. At this time, the instrument will automati-
cally be OFF and VFD status indicator Prot lights up and the screen prompts
OTP.
Possible Cause
To prevent damaging heat build-up and ensure specified performance, make

sure there is adequate ventilation and air flow around the instrument to ensure
proper cooling. Do not cover the ventilation holes on the rear panel, sides, or
bottom of the instrument. Even with proper ventilation, the instrument can over-
heat in the following situations.
• If the ambient temperature is too high.
• If you use the instrument to test for long periods.
How to Set
The OTP limit does not need to be set, and the internal device of the instrument
automatically detects and determines whether to enter the OTP state.
If an over-temperature condition occurs, power off the instrument and allow it to

cool for at least 30 minutes. After the internal temperature of the instrument has
cooled down, power it on again.
When you return power to the instrument, verify that the cooling fan is
running. If not, please contact ITECH Technical Support. Leaving the
instrument powered on with an inoperative cooling fan may result in
damage to the instrument.
4.5.7 Sense Reverse Protection

The instrument defaults to provide sense reverse protection. When the output
state is ON and the difference between output terminal voltage and sense re-
mote voltage exceeds the specified voltage, sense reverse protection will be en-
abled after 500ms. The instrument output will be immediately switched to Off
and the display screen will display Sense Reverse Prot if the sense terminals
are reversed.

When the instrument is in Sense Reverse Protection state, you should check
whether the polarities are connected reversely or not firstly. If yes, you can re-
open the output after the polarities connect correctly.
The voltage difference between output terminal and remote sense terminal of
each model is not the same. When the remote sense terminal is connected re-
versely, the maximum voltage will not exceed the sum of output terminal voltage
and the difference voltage.
4.6 Function Menu for Power Supply

The Function menu of the power supply includes the following:
Function Function Menu for Power Supply
LIST LIST program editing, file import/export, pro-

gram running (see 4.6.1 LIST Function).
BATTERY Battery charging and discharging testing

function (see 4.6.2 Battery Charging/Dis-
charging Test Function).
Road-Vehicles Built-in waveform function (see 4.6.3 Built-in

Waveform Function).
SAS PV simulation function (see 4.6.4 Solar Pho-

tovoltaic Curve Simulation Function (SAS)).
4.6.1 LIST Function
The IT6000C series power supply supports a total of 10 List files (List01 to
List10), each of which can be set up to 200 steps. You need to edit the voltage/
current value, slope and time width of each step, or you can set repeat times (1
to 65535) for each List file. After the file is edited completely, you can trigger the
selected List file to run according to the selected trigger mode.
The descriptions of list function menu are listed in the table below.
LIST List menu
Run Indicates to enter the List run mode, waiting for the trigger to
run the currently selected List file.
Open Select the List file to open.

USB Open the List file in the external USB flash disk.
Load Import the List file from the exter-

nal USB flash disk into the
instrument.
Not-Load Cancel the import operation.
Internal Open the List file stored inside the instrument.
Recall Inner Set the name of the recalled List

File file.
Export Export the internal List file of the instrument to an external

USB flash drive.
File The name of the exported list file. The default suf-
Name fix is .csv, and the file name can only be a string
of numbers.
Edit Edit list program.
CC / CV Set the operation mode for list program: CC prior-

ity or CV priority.
Step The total number of steps included in the List

Count program.
Step 1 Current value or voltage value setting for Step1.

Value (The voltage appears when CV priority is se-
lected; the current appears when CC priority is
selected.)
Step 1 Slope value setting for Step1.

Slope
Step 1 Dwell time setting for Step1.

Width
Repeat Set the number of list file repetitions.
End Set the running state after the list program is run-
State ning over.
Last After the List program finishes run-

ning, the output is kept as the set-
ting in the last step, and the
working mode remains as the set-
ting in the List file.

Normal After the List program finishes run-

ning, the working mode and volt-
age/current output return to the
settings before the List running.
Trig Out Function switch that triggers the signal output. It

is applicable to the scenario of synchronously
controlling multiple units, that is, by connecting
the outer loop interfaces TX and RX of the fiber to
realize List synchronization triggering between
multiple units.
None Turn off (default)
Tout Turn on
Save to Save the edited List program.

group
Edit List Program
The following takes CC priority mode as an example to introduce the operation

of editing two test steps.
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to en-
ter the function menu.
2. Select 1. LIST: Off and press [Enter].

3. Press the Left/Right key to select Edit and press [Enter] to enter the editing
interface.
4. Select CC and press [Enter] to confirm.
5. Set the total number of steps in the List program and press [Enter] to
confirm.
6. Set the current, slope and time width of step 1 in turn, and press [Enter] to
confirm.
7. Set the parameters of step 2 in the same method.
8. Set the number of list repetitions Repeat, and press [Enter] to confirm.
9. Set the End State as Normal, and press [Enter] to confirm.

10. Depending on the test requirement, choose whether to turn on the function
switch that triggers synchronization.
11. Set the currently edited List program name.

If you choose not to save, press [Esc] to exit the editing interface.
Import List Program
If you need to run the List program on the external USB flash drive, you need to
import the List program from the USB flash drive into the instrument.
The format of the List file in the USB flash drive must be in .csv format and
saved in the root directory of the USB flash drive. You can refer to Export List
Program to customize editing according to the List file template exported to
the USB flash drive.
The procedures are as follows:
1. Insert the USB flash drive into the front panel USB connector.

4. Press the Left/Right key to select Open and press [Enter].
5. Select USB and press [Enter].
At this point, the system will automatically read all the List files in the root di-
rectory of the USB flash drive. The interface is displayed as follows:
XXX.csv
Not-Load Load YY/ZZ
XXX indicates the name of the List file; YY indicates the serial number of the
current List file; ZZ indicates the total number of the List file.
6. Press the Up/Down key to select the List file.
7. Press the Left/Right key to select Load, press [Enter] to complete the im-
port, and wait for the trigger to run this List file.
At this point, the interface returns to the main interface of the system and
LIST RUN is displayed in the lower right corner.
Select Internal List Program
You can select a List file saved inside the instrument to be in the Open state
and wait for subsequent triggers to run. The procedures are as follows:


4. Press the Left/Right key to select Internal and press [Enter].
5. Set the name of the List file to be recalled (that is, the file name set in Edit),
and press [Enter].
The interface returns to the main interface of the LIST function, which is dis-
played as follows:
FUNCTION LIST
Run Edit Open Export
If you select Run and press [Enter], the instrument will enter LIST mode
and wait for the trigger to run.
Export List Program
Supports exporting the internal List file to an external USB flash drive. The ex-
ported List file is saved in .csv format.
1. Insert the USB flash drive into the front panel USB connector.

and press [Enter].
played as follows:
FUNCTION LIST
7. Press the Left/Right key to select Export and press [Enter].
8. Press the Left/Right key to select Yes and press [Enter].
Indicates that the selected List file in Open is exported to the USB flash
drive.
Run the List Program
You can select a List file to execute according to your needs, so that the power
supply outputs the corresponding waveform sequence. Take the List file in
Internal as an example. The steps are as follows:

and press [Enter].
played as follows:
FUNCTION LIST
6. Press the Left/Right key to select Run and press [Enter].
At this point, the interface returns to the main interface of the system and
LIST RUN is displayed in the lower right corner.
7. Turn on the [On/Off].
8. Based on the selected trigger method, perform the trigger operation.
Take the manual trigger as an example. Press [Shift]+[On/Off](Trigger) on
the front panel to run the selected List file. For details about the List trigger
method, see 3.6.4 Select Trigger Source (Trig Source).
• The system will adjust the working mode of the power supply according to
the CC or CV priority mode set in the List file. For example, if the current
power supply is in the CV priority mode, and the list file to be run is set to the
CC priority mode, then the power supply will work in the CC priority mode
after the List file is triggered to run.
• After the List file finishes running, the system determines whether to return
to the working mode before the List is run according to the Normal or Last
option you selected.
Stop Running the List Program
When the List program is running, if you need to stop running, you can do the
following: Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel
to enter the function menu.
At this point, the interface will prompt whether to stop the running of the Func-
tion (FUNCTION STOP?), you can press the Left/Right key to select Yes, then
the current running will be stopped, and the Function menu item will be dis-
played, you can re-enter the Function menu for editing; if No is selected, it
means that the current running will not be stopped, and the main interface of the
system is displayed.

4.6.2 Battery Charging/Discharging Test Function

The IT6000C series power supply provides the battery charging/discharging test
function based on its unique bipolar power supply properties. Suitable for charg-
ing/discharging tests on all types of portable batteries.
BATTERY Battery charging/discharging test function
Indicates that the battery test mode is entered and

Run waits to trigger the running of the currently edited bat-
tery test file.
Edit Edit the battery charging/discharging test file.
Set the test mode:

• Charge: Battery charging
Charge / • Discharge: Battery
Discharge discharging
According to the test require-

ments, choose one to set.
Set the voltage

Charge / value for charging
Discharge or discharging ac-
V cording to the se-
lected test mode.
Set the current val-

ue for charging or
Charge /
discharging ac-
Discharg I
cording to the se-
lected test mode.
Set the charging

Charge / or discharging
Discharg time according to
Time the selected test
mode.
Cut Off Voltage Battery test cut-off voltage
Cut Off Current Battery test cut-off current
Cut Off Capacity Battery test cut-off capacity
2. Use knob or Up/Down key to select 2.BATTERY: Off and press [Enter].
The interface is displayed as follows:

FUNCTION BATTERY
Run Edit
3. Press the Left/Right key to select Edit and press [Enter].

4. Press the Left/Right key to select Charge or Discharge and press [Enter].
5. Set the charging voltage (Charge V) or discharging voltage (Discharge V),

charging current (Charge I) or discharging current (Discharge I) and the
other parameters, and then press [Enter] to confirm.
After the parameter setting is completed, the interface returns to the Battery
function main interface and displays as follows:
FUNCTION BATTERY
Run Edit
6. Press the Left/Right key to select Run and press [Enter].
The instrument will enter the battery test mode and wait for the battery test
to be triggered.
The trigger method of the battery test is consistent with the trigger method
of the List function, that is, the List trigger source is also effective for the
Battery function.
If you want to stop running during the battery test, you can do the following:
Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to enter
the function menu.
4.6.3 Built-in Waveform Function

The IT6000C series power supply supports built-in waveforms for user to exe-
cute the test directly. The protocols/standards involved in the built-in waveforms
include the following:

• DIN40839
• ISO16750-2
• ISO21848
• SAEJ1113–11
• LV124
The following is a general overview of this function menu, and the detailed pa-
rameters of the waveform corresponding to each protocol/standard can be
found in the corresponding chapter.
Road- Vehicle waveform function menu

Vehicles
Evaluation of automotive starting

DIN40839
waveform
Simulate the waveform to verify the

anti-interference performance of the au-
ISO16750-2 tomotive electronics’ products.
ISO21848 42V Road vehicles — Electrical and

electronic equipment for a supply volt-
age of 42 V — Electrical loads
SAEJ1113-11 SAEJ1113-11 Waveform protocol
LV124 LV124 Waveform protocol
Recall the Vehicle Waveform
Select any of the above five kinds of vehicle waveforms, after completing the
waveform parameter setting (see the subsequent introduction for each parame-
ter), the system will automatically enter the waveform recalling mode and wait
for the triggering operation. At this time, the VFD screen is displayed as the
main interface of the system, and the corresponding waveform name is dis-
played in the lower right corner.
Run the Vehicle Waveform
After turning on [On/Off], the output of the vehicle waveform is triggered accord-
ing to the selected trigger method.

The trigger method of the vehicle waveform is consistent with the trigger
method of the List function, that is, the List trigger source is also effective for
the vehicle waveform.
Stop the Vehicle Waveform Running
If you want to stop during the vehicle waveform output, you can do the following:
Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to enter
the function menu.
4.6.3.1 Automotive Starting Waveform
The IT6000C series power supply has built-in 12V or 24V DIN40839 waveform.
This test verifies the behavior of a DUT during and after cranking. This wave-
form can reproduce the voltage curve for automotive power network confirms to
DIN40839 standard, thus facilitating quick call by customers.
For automotive startup voltage waveform, the startup voltage can also be set
based on customers’ requirements. In this way, the user can create waveform
between 8V to 32V.
Evaluation of automotive starting

DIN40839
waveform
Select the automotive

starting waveform with
12V
a starting voltage of
12V.
Select the automotive

starting waveform with
24V
a starting voltage of
24V.
The user customizes
the starting voltage of
User-defined
the automotive starting
waveform.

User-de-
V=8.00V fined volt-
age value
DIN40839 for 12V System
Steps Voltage (V) Current(A) Width(mS) Slope(mS)
1 4.5 60 15 5
2 6 60 2000 5
3 12 60 T 10
DIN40839 for 24V System
Steps Voltage (V) Current(A) Width(mS) Slope(mS)
1 8V 60 50 10
2 12V 60 2000 5
3 24V 60 T 10

User-defined Startup Voltage Waveform System
The user can define the startup voltage, ranging from 8V to 32V. When the
waveform program is divided into 8V-16V, the waveform is consistent with
standard 12V; when the waveform program is divided into 16V-32V, the wave-
form is consistent with the standard 24V waveform. The waveform diagram is
shown below.
How to Use
Recall the self-defined DIN waveform operation (taking 12.5V voltage waveform
as an example):

2. Use the knob or press the Up/Down key to select 3.Road-Vehicles = Off
and press [Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select DIN40839 and press [Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select User-defined and press [Enter].
5. Set the startup voltage as V=12.5V and press [Enter].
The interface returns to the main interface of the system and displays
DIN40839.
6. Press [On/Off] on the front panel to turn on the output.

7. According to the selected trigger method (same as the trigger method of the
LIST function), for example, press [Shift]+[On/Off](Trigger) to trigger the
output of the waveform.
4.6.3.2 Simulate the Waveform to Verify the Anti-interference

Performance of the Automotive Electronics’ Products
To verify the anti-interference performance of the automotive electronics’ prod-

ucts. Output pulse waveform completely meets the International Standard ISO-
16750-2, convenient for quick recall by the user.
Simulate the waveform to verify the anti-interference per-

ISO16750-2 formance of the automotive electronics’ products.
Automotive short-time voltage drop

Short-Drop waveform
Select the 12V automotive short-

12V
time voltage drop waveform
Select the 24V automotive short-

24V
time voltage drop waveform
This test is applicable to equipment with re-

Reset-Test set function.
The minimum supply voltage Us-

Usmin min (Usmin≤80V)
Starting- This test verifies the behavior of a DUT dur-

Profile ing and after cranking.
12V Select the 12V test system.

Select the voltage/duration

1 of 12V starting profile cor-
responding to Level 1.



24V Select the 24V test system.

of 24V starting profile cor-
1 responding to Level 1.


Load-Dump Load dump curve
Select centralized load dump

Test A
unsuppression
Select the 12V voltage

12V
system
Td Pulse width
Un Peak voltage

24V
system
Td Pulse width
Un Peak voltage
Test B Select centralized load dump

suppression


12V
system
Td Pulse width
Un Peak voltage

24V
system
Td Pulse width
Un Peak voltage
Us Clamping voltage
Automotive Short-time Voltage Drop Waveform
This waveform simulates an instantaneous drop in the supply voltage when the
car is started. This test simulates the effect when a conventional fuse element
melts in another circuit.
• 12V system
• 24V system
How to recall this waveform from menu (take 12V system as an example):

and press [Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select ISO16750-2 and press [Enter] to confirm.
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Short-Drop and press [Enter] to confirm.
5. Press the Left/Right key to select 12V and press [Enter] to confirm.
SHORT-DROP.

Reset-Test
This test verifies the reset behavior of the DUT at different voltage drops. This
test is applicable to equipment with reset function, e.g. equipment containing mi-
crocontroller. Apply the test pulse simultaneously in figure below to all relevant
inputs (connections) and check the reset behavior of the DUT. Decrease the
supply voltage by 5 % from the minimum supply voltage, Us min, to 0.95 Us
min. Hold this voltage for 5 s. Raise the voltage to Us min. Hold Us min for at
least 10 s and perform a functional test. Then decrease the voltage to 0.95 Us
min. Continue with steps of 5 % of Us min, as shown in figure below, until the
lower value has reached 0 V. Then raise the voltage to Us min again.
How to recall this waveform from menu is as below:
and press [Enter].

4. Press the Left/Right key to select Reset-Test, and press [Enter] to confirm.
5. Press the numeric keys to set the Usmin, and press [Enter] to confirm.
VRESET-TEST.
Starting Waveform
Simulates the effects of rippled DC voltage on DC power when the car is

started. From the constant voltage line in the original standard DIN40839 volt-
age waveform, the voltage curve in t8 duration is upgraded to a curve containing
a 2Hz AC voltage waveform.
• Standards for 12V system:
Curve should be selected based on actual test requirements. To create

waveform within 12V, follow the set standards as below:

I, II, III, and IV defined in the above standard correspond to levels 1, 2, 3,

and 4 in the setup menu.
• Standards for 24V system:
How to recall this waveform from menu (take 12V system as an example):
and press [Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Starting-Profile, and press [Enter] to

confirm.
5. Press the Left/Right key to select 12V, and press [Enter] to confirm.
6. Press the Left/Right key to select the Level (i.e. 4), and press [Enter] to
confirm.
STARTING-PROFILE.
Load Dump Dynamic Behavior
This test is a simulation of load dump transient occurring in the event of a dis-
charged battery being disconnected while the alternator is generating charging
current with other loads remaining on the alternator circuit at this moment.

• The amplitude of load dump is determined by the rotational speed of alterna-

tor and the strength of magnetic field in the case of disconnection of the
battery.
• The pulse duration of load dump is mainly determined by the time constant
and pulse amplitude of the excitation circuit.
Inside most novel alternator, the amplitude of load dump is decreased by in-
creasing the limiter diode (clamping diode). The load dump may be caused by
cable corrosion, poor cable contact or disconnecting the battery intentionly
when the engine is running.
The pulse shape and parameters for an alternator without centralized load
dump suppression (Test A) are given in follow.
• t: Time
• U: Test voltage
• td: Duration of pulse

• tr: Rising Slope
• UA: Supply Voltage for generator in operation (see ISO 16750-1)
• US: Peak voltage
Type of system Minimum test

Parameter
12V 24V requirements

USa(V) 79≤US≤101 151≤US≤202
Ria(Ω) 0.5≤Ri≤4 1≤Ri≤8

10 pulses at 1 min intervals
td(ms) 40≤td≤400 100≤td≤350
tr(ms) – –
aIf not otherwise agreed, use the upper voltage level with the upper value for
internal resistance or use the lower voltage level with the lower value for in-
ternal resistance.
The pulse shape and parameters for an alternator with centralized load dump
suppression (Test B) are given in follow.
• t: Time
• U: Test voltage
• td: Duration of pulse

• tr: Rising Slope
• UA: Supply Voltage for generator in operation (see ISO 16750-1)

• US: Peak voltage
• US*: Supply voltage with load dump suppression (i.e. clamping voltage)
Type of system Minimum test

Parameter
12V 24V requirements
USa(V) 79≤US≤101 151≤US≤202
It is fixed at 35V As specified by cus- 5 pulses at 1 minute

US*(V) here and cannot tomer (typical value intervals
be set. 58)

Ria(Ω) 0.5≤Ri≤4 1≤Ri≤8
td(ms) 40≤td≤400 100≤td≤350
tr(ms) – –
aIf not otherwise agreed, use the upper voltage level with the upper value for in-
ternal resistance or use the lower voltage level with the lower value for internal
resistance.
The following general considerations of the dynamic behavior of alternators dur-

ing load dump apply:
• The internal resistance of an alternator, in the case of load dump, is mainly a

function of alternator rotational speed and excitation current.
• The internal resistance, Ri, of the load dump test pulse generator shall be
obtained from the following relationship.
– Unom: The specified voltage of the alternator
– Irated: The specified current at an alternator speed of 6000r/min

– Nact: The actual alternator speed, unit: round per minute (r/min)
• The pulse is determined by the peak voltage Un, the clamping voltage US,
the internal resistance Ri, and the pulse duration td; in all cases small values
of Un are correlated with small values of Ri and td, and high values of Un with
high values of Ri and td. For the test voltage UA please refer to ISO16750-1.
How to recall this waveform from menu (take Test A 12V as an example):
and press [Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Load-Dump, and press [Enter] to confirm.
5. Press the Left/Right key to select Test A, and press [Enter] to confirm.
6. Press the Left/Right key to select 12V, and press [Enter] to confirm.

7. Set the Td and Un in turns, and press [Enter] to confirm.
LOAD-DUMP.

4.6.3.3 42V Road Vehicles — Electrical and Electronic Equipment for

a Supply Voltage of 42 V — Electrical loads
A test wave completely conforming to International Standard ISO21848 is built

inside the device, which can be used for the test of Electrical and electronic
equipment for a supply voltage of 42V - Electrical loads. The user can directly
and quickly recall this function during test.
ISO21848 Simulate the curve of “Electrical and electronic equipment

for a supply voltage of 42 V — Electrical loads”
Umax,dyn Umax,dyn Test pulse
Momentary-Drop Transit voltage drop
Reset Reset test supply voltage
Ulow Set supply voltage
Start Startup pulse
Recall the Waveform
Take Momentary-Drop as an example to introduce the procedures as follows:
and press [Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select ISO21848, and press [Enter] to confirm.
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Momentary-Drop, and press [Enter] to

confirm.
MOMENTARY-DROP.


Umax,dyn Test Pulse
Detect the function when the DUT is under maximum dynamic Voltage Umax,dyn,
and simulate the maximum dynamic Voltage of high-energy pulse raised from
throw load in 42V electrical system, where the upper limit is the protection volt-
age of throw load.
After turning on [On/Off] and triggering the waveform output, the instrument will
apply a test pulse to the DUT, as shown below:
• t: Time (in ms)

• U: Voltage (in V)
Supply Voltage Transient Drop
Simulate the affect from short circuit when fuse element of another circuit is
melt. Detect the function status of the DUT at transient drop of Voltage.
After turning on [On/Off] and triggering the waveform output, when the given
test pulse is applied at all input terminals of the DUT, the rise and fall time be-
tween Ulow and 16V level shall not be longer than 100ms.

• t: Time (in ms)
• U: Voltage (in V)
Reset Performance at Transient Drop of Voltage
Detect the reset performance of the DUT at different Voltage drops. Applicable
for devices with reset function (for example, device installed with one or several
micro controllers) .
apply test pulse and detect the reset performance of the DUT, as shown in the
figure below.
The supply voltage drops from Ulow to 0.95Ulow by 5% and keeps for 5s, and
then rise to Ulow and keep for at least 10s for function test. Then, drop Voltage to
0.9Ulow, and so on. As shown in the figure below, drop the voltage from Ulow to
0V by 5% and raise the voltage to Ulow. The Rise and Fall time shall be between
10ms and 1s.
• t: Time (in s)
• Y: Ulow, %
Start-up Characteristics
Detect DUT characteristics before and after vehicle startup.

apply the startup characteristic parameters as shown in the figure and table be-
low to related input terminals of the DUT simultaneously.
• t: Time time (in ms) t1: 5ms
• U: Voltage (in V) t2: 15ms
• Us: 18V t3: 50ms

• UA: 21V t4: 10000ms
• UT: 42V t5: 100ms
4.6.3.4 SAEJ1113-11 Waveform Protocol
SAEJ1113-11 Waveform protocol related parameters are described as follows:
SAEJ1113-11 SAEJ1113-11 Waveform protocol
Test–2B Transient from DC motors acting as genera-

tors after ignition switch OFF
12V Select the 12V voltage system
Td Test pulse width
Td Test pulse width
Test–4 Starter motor engagement disturbance

pulse
Vs For details, see Table

4–1 Parameter
Va
Description
T7
T9
T11
Vs For details, see Table

4–1 Parameter
Va
Description
T7
T9
T11
Test–5 Load dump waveform
Select centralized load dump

Test A
unsuppression
12V Select the 12V volt-

age system
Td Test pulse
width
Un Peak voltage
Us Clamping
voltage
Select the 24V volt-

24V
age system
Td Test pulse
width
Un Peak voltage
Us Clamping
voltage
Test B Select centralized load dump

suppression

age system
Td Test pulse
width
Un Peak voltage
Us Clamping
voltage


age system
Td Test pulse
width
Un Peak voltage
Us Clamping
voltage
Test–2B
Transient from DC motors acting as generators after ignition switch OFF:
Parameters 12V 24V
VS 10V 20V
Ri ≤0.05Ω ≤0.05Ω
td 0.2–2s 0.2–2s
t1 1ms±50% 1ms±50%
tr 1ms±50% 1ms±50%
t6 1ms±50% 1ms±50%

Test–4
Starter motor engagement disturbance pulse.
Table 4–1 Parameter Description
Parameters 12V 24V
VS (From VB) -4V to -7V -5V to -16V
Va (From VB) -2.5 to -6V with |Va|≤|VS| -5 to -12V with |Va|≤|VS|
Ri 0Ω to 0.02Ω 0Ω to 0.02Ω
t7 15 to 40ms(1) 50 to 100ms(1)
t8 ≤50ms ≤50ms
t9 0.5 to 20s(1) 0.5 to 20s(1)
t10 5ms 10ms
t11 5 to 100ms(2) 10 to 100 ms(3)
(1). The value used should be agreed between the vehicle manufacturer and
the equipment supplier to suit the proposed application.
(2). t11=5 ms is typical of the case when engine starts at the end of the crank-
ing period, while t11=100 ms is typical of the case when the engine does not
start.
(3). t11=10 ms is typical of the case when engine starts at the end of the crank-
ing period, while t11=100 ms is typical of the case when the engine does not
start.
Test–5
For the details, please refer to the Load Dump Dynamic Behavior.

4.6.3.5 LV124
The built-in curves LV124 can meet general requirements, test conditions and
tests of electrical and electronic components in motor vehicles up to 3.5 t. Re-
lated parameters are as below:
LV124 LV124 waveform protocol
E-02 Transient overvoltage test waveform
E-04 Jump start test waveform
E-05 Load dump test waveform
E-07 Slow decrease and increase of the supply

voltage test waveform
Ubmax Start voltage
Ubmin Holding voltage
Ubmin Voltage holding time at

Holding Ubmin
Time
E-08 Slow decrease, quick increase of the sup-

ply voltage test waveform
Ubmax Start voltage
Ubmin Voltage holding time at

Holding Ubmin
Time
E-09 Reset behavior test waveform
E-11 Start pulses
Cold-Start Cold start
Normal Standard experi-

mental pulse
Server Enhanced experi-

mental pulse
Warm-Start Warm start
E-12 Voltage curve with intelligent generator

control
U Voltage drop between DUT

and battery terminals
E-02 Transient Overvoltage Pulse
Transient overvoltages may occur in the electric system due to the switching off
of loads and due to short accelerator tip-ins. These overvoltages are simulated
by means of this test. This test may be used for the electrical life test. The test
pulse of E-02 Transient overvoltage is shown in the figure below:
E-04 Jump Start
External starting of the vehicle is simulated. The maximum test voltage results
from commercial vehicle systems and their increased power supply voltage.
The test pulse of E-04 Jump start is shown in the figure below:
E-05 Load Dump
Dumping of an electric load, in combination with a battery with reduced buffering

ability, results in an energy-rich overvoltage pulse due to the generator charac-
teristics. The test pulse of E-05 Load Dump is shown in the figure below:

E-07 Slow Decrease and Slow Increase of the Supply Voltage
The slow decrease and increase of the supply voltage is simulated as it occurs
during the slow decharging and charging procedure of the vehicle battery. The
waveform is as follows.
E-08 Slow Decrease and Quick Increase of the Supply Voltage
This test simulates the slow decrease of the battery voltage to 0 V and the sud-
den reconnection of the battery voltage e.g. by means of applying a jump start
source. The waveform is as follows.
E-09 Reset Behavior
The reset behavior of a component in its environment is simulated and tested.

Test boundary conditions (e.g. assembly, terminal, system) must be described
in detail.

During operation, an arbitrary sequence of repeated switching-on/off proce-

dures occurs; this must not lead to an undefined behavior of the component.
The reset behavior is represented by a voltage variance and a time variance.
Two different test sequences are required to simulate different switchoff times.
A component must always undergo both sequences.
E-11 Start Pulses
When starting the engine, the battery voltage drops to a low value for a short pe-
riod and then slightly rises again. Most components are activated directly before
starting for a short period, then deactivated during starting and activated again
after starting when the engine is running. This test serves to verify normal oper-
ation under these conditions. The starting process may be performed under dif-
ferent vehicle starting conditions, cold start and warm start. In order to cover
both cases, two different test sequences are required. A component must al-
ways undergo both sequences.
• Cold Start Test Pulse
• Warm Start Test Pulse

E-12 Voltage Curve with Intelligent Generator Control
The behavior of the electric system when intelligent generator controls are used
is simulated.
4.6.4 Solar Photovoltaic Curve Simulation Function (SAS)

The IT6000C series power supply provides the maximum power point tracking
(MPPT) mechanism built-in, and it is very important to test the efficiency of this
MPPT. The PV array/module/cell is a device that converts from light energy to
electric energy. It is made by a simple semiconductor PN junction that the major
output characteristic is that there’s only one maximum power point (MPP) at cer-
tain sunlight intensity. The PV inverter is designed to track this point to harvest
maximum energy that is generated by the PV array. SAS function menu is as
follows:
SAS SAS function menu
Run Indicates to enter the SAS function mode and wait for the
trigger to run the currently selected PV curve file.
Vmax Used to limit the maximum value of the output voltage.

Even if the output voltage is set in the PV curve, the output
is still limited by the settings here.

Static Static PV curve setting.
Curve Open or edit a fixed format PV curve.
Open Select a fixed format PV curve.
Recall Set the name of the PV curve

Inner file and recall the PV file
Sas File stored inside the instrument.
Edit Edit a fixed format PV curve.
Pmp Set the maximum power.
Vmp Set the maximum power

voltage.
Formula Regulatory settings. The

choice of solar panel materi-
als under different regulations
is different.
SANDIA • TF: Thin-Film
• SCMC: Stand-
ard Crystalline
or Multi-
crystalline
• HEC: High-effi-
ciency
Crystalline
E- • TF: Thin-Film
N50530
• cSi
Save To Set the saved file name. Pa-

rameter setting ranges from 1
to 100
User- User-definable PV curves

de-
fined
Voc Set the open-circuit voltage value.
Imp Set the maximum power current value.
Vmp Set the maximum power voltage value.
Isc Set the short-circuit current value.

Table Indicates a user-defined 4096-point I-V data table. This

menu item is reserved and can only be used in PV SAS
software sold separately. This function cannot be used in
the VFD screen.
Filter Filter the input voltage of the instrument to reduce

interference.
Low The filtering speed is low speed.
Mid The filtering speed is medium speed.
Fast The filtering speed is high speed.
Edit Static PV Curve
You can edit the static PV curve and save it inside the instrument (up to 100
curve records can be saved), or you can customize the editing of the PV curve
(up to 1 can be saved).
• Curve
The steps to edit a static curve locally on the instrument are as follows:
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to

enter the function menu.
2. Use knob or Up/Down key to select 4. SAS: Off and press [Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select Static and press [Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Curve and press [Enter].
5. Press the Left/Right key to select Edit and press [Enter].

6. Set the Pmp, Vmp and Formula in turns, and press [Enter].
7. Set the saved file name and press [Enter].
– Also you can set the filter speed in SAS→Filter according to the ac-
tual test needs.
– After the above Curve parameters are set completely, you can press
[Esc] until you return to the SAS main interface and select Run to
trigger the current edited Curve file to run.
• User-defined
The steps to edit a custom curve are as follows:
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to

enter the function menu.

4. Press the Left/Right key to select User-defined and press [Enter].
5. Set the Voc, Imp and the other parameters, and press [Enter].
After the setting is completed, the system returns to the main interface of
the SAS function, and the currently edited custom curve is to be run. The
interface is displayed as follows:
FUNCTION SAS
Run Vmax Static Table Filter
Select Curve file
You can select the Curve file saved in the instrument to be in the Open state for
later running.
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Curve and press [Enter].
6. Set the name of the Curve file to be recalled (i.e. the file name set in Edit)
and press [Enter].
At this point, the system returns to the main interface of the SAS function,
and the currently selected Curve file is to be run. The interface is displayed
as follows:
FUNCTION SAS
Run Vmax Static Table Filter
Run the Static PV Curve
• Curve
1. Refer to Select Curve file to select the Curve file to be run.

2. Set the Vmax and Filter as the actual test needs.
3. Press the Left/Right key on the SAS main interface to select Run and
press [Enter].
At this point, the instrument enters the SAS mode, and the VFD screen is
displayed as the main interface of the system, waiting to trigger the Curve
file to run.

The trigger method of the SAS function is consistent with the trigger
method of the List function, that is, the List trigger source is also effec-
tive for the SAS function.
• User-defined
1. Refer to the User-defined related contents in the Edit Static PV Curve to

finish editing the custom curve.
2. Set the Vmax and Filter as the actual test needs.
3. Press the Left/Right key on the SAS main interface to select Run and
press [Enter].
At this point, the instrument enters the SAS mode, and the VFD screen is
displayed as the main interface of the system, waiting to trigger the
User-defined curve to run.
The trigger method of the SAS function is consistent with the trigger
method of the List function, that is, the List trigger source is also effec-
tive for the SAS function.
Stop Running the Static PV Curve
If you want to stop running during the SAS test, you can do the following: Press
the composite keys [Shift]+[I-set] (Function) on the front panel to enter the
function menu.

Remote Interface Connection
5 Remote Interface Connection

This series power supply comes standard with four communication interfaces:
USB, LAN, VCP and CAN, and supports two optional communication interfaces:
GPIB, RS-232. You can choose one of them to communicate with your
computer.
♦ USB Interface
♦ LAN Interface
♦ CAN Interface
♦ GPIB Interface (Optional)
♦ RS–232 Interface (Optional)
♦ Web Server
When you use the remote interface to send SCPI instructions, if you use the
programming commands that involve modifying the instrument settings, such
as modifying the output voltage value, after completing the communication
connection between the instrument and the host computer, and after the
communication settings are completed, you must execute the SYST:REM
command firstly.
5.1 USB Interface

The USB interface is located on the rear panel of the instrument. You can con-
nect the instrument to the computer via a cable with a USB interface on both
ends (USB A-type connector on one end and USB B-type connector on the
other).
The user needs to select the USB interface type in the System menu before us-
ing the USB interface. The following two types are optional.
• USB: USB_TMC interface;
• VCP: Virtual serial port. Select this type, you need to install the correspond-
ing driver. The device manager of PC will display ‘Prolific USB-to-Serial
COM Port’ after installing.
The driver is available in two ways:

– Access the official website address below to download.
http://www.itech.sh/support/Down-3.htm?model=IT-E122%20%E5%85%
89%E9%9A%94%E7%A6%BB%E9%80%9A%E8%AE%AF%E6%8E%
A5%E5%8F%A3%E9%A9%B1%E5%8A%A8
– Contact the ITECH agent for access.

The operation steps to change the USB interface type in System Menu are as
follows.
2. Rotate the knob or press the Up/Down key to select 6. I/O Con and press
[Enter].
3. Rotate the knob or press the Left/Right key to select the communication
method, and press [Enter].
If you select VCP, you also need to set the baud rate and other parameters
of the virtual serial port, and the baud rate must be the same as the configu-
ration on the computer side.
5.2 LAN Interface

Connect Interface
Use the following steps to quickly connect your instrument to your LAN and con-
figure it. Two typical LAN interface systems are described below: private LAN
and site LAN.
• Connect to the private LAN
A private LAN is a network in which LAN-enabled instruments and com-

puters are directly connected. They are typically small, with no centrally-
managed resources. When connected to a computer, a crossover cable can
be used to connect directly to the computer via the LAN interface.
• Connect to the site LAN
A site LAN is a local area network in which LAN-enabled instruments and

computers are connected to the network through routers, hubs, and/or
switches. They are typically large, centrally-managed networks with services
such as DHCP and DNS servers. When connected to a computer, a direct-
attached network cable can be used to connect to the router, and the com-
puter is also connected to the router.
• When using one crossover cable to connect PC directly, the gateway address of
the instrument should be consistent with that of the PC, and the IP address
should be at the same network segment with the PC’s IP address.
• When the instrument and computer are connected to the router, an independent
IP address must be assigned for the instrument.


View LAN Interface Information
The operation steps to view the LAN interface information in the System Menu
are as follows.
[Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select LAN and press [Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select Info and press [Enter].
5. Press the Up/Down key or rotate the knob to view the LAN parameters. See
the information in 3.6 System Menu Function for details.
Configure LAN Interface Information
The configurable parameters of the IT6000C series power supply are described
as follows.
IP-Conf
• IP Addr: This value is the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the instrument. An
IP address is required for all IP and TCP/IP communications with the instru-
ment. An IP Address consists of 4 decimal numbers separated by periods.
Each decimal number ranges from 0 through 255 with no leading zeros (for
example, 169.254.2.20).
• Sub Net: This value is used to enable the instrument to determine if a client
IP address is on the same local subnet. The same numbering notation ap-
plies as for the IP Address. When a client IP address is on a different subnet,
all packets must be sent to the Default Gateway.
• Gateway: This value is the IP Address of the default gateway that allows the
instrument to communicate with systems that are not on the local subnet, as
determined by the subnet mask setting. The same numbering notation ap-
plies as for the IP Address. A value of 0.0.0.0 indicates that no default gate-
way is defined.
• DNS1: This field enters the primary address of the server. Contact your LAN
administrator for server details. The same numbering notation applies as for
the IP Address. A value of 0.0.0.0 indicates that no default server is defined.
DNS is an internet service that translates domain names into IP addresses.

It is also needed for the instrument to find and display its hostname assigned
by the network. Normally, DHCP discovers the DNS address information;
you only need to change this if DHCP is unused or not functional.
• DNS2: This field enters the secondary address of the server. Contact your
LAN administrator for server details. The same numbering notation applies

as for the IP Address. A value of 0.0.0.0 indicates that no default server is

defined.
• Socket Port: This value indicates the port number corresponding to the
service.
Serv-Conf
Configurable services include: MDNS, PING, Telnet-scpi, Web, VXI-11, and

Raw Socket.
How to Configure
• IP-Conf
Take manual configuration as an example. The steps are as follows:
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[P-set] (System) on the front panel to

[Enter].
4. Press the Left/Right key to select IP-Conf and press [Enter].

5. Press the Left/Right key to select Manual and press [Enter].
6. Set the IP Addr, SubNet and the other parameters in turns, and press
[Enter].
After the last parameter Socket Port is set, the system will return to the
LAN setting interface shown as below:
SYSTEM I/O CONF LAN
Info IP-Conf Serv-Conf Reset
7. Press the Left/Right key to select Reset to confirm the settings of IP-
Conf.
• Serv-Conf
1. Press the composite keys [Shift]+[P-set] (System) on the front panel to

[Enter].

4. Press the Left/Right key to select Serv-Conf and press [Enter].
5. Rotate the knob to select the service you want to enable and press
[Enter].

6. Rotate the knob to select whether to enable the service and press
[Enter].
– On: Indicates that the service is enabled.

– Off: Indicates that the service is disabled.
5.3 CAN Interface

The CAN interface is located on the rear panel of the instrument and is con-
nected to the computer using a CAN communication cable.
Definition of CAN Pins
The definition of CAN pins are as follows.
Pins Description
H CAN_H
L CAN_L
CAN Configuration
The user needs to configure the CAN interface parameters in the system menu
before using the remote control. The CAN interface parameters are as follows.
Name Description
Baud rate Select the baud rate from the following options: 20k/40k/50k/
80k/100k/125k/150k/200k/250k/400k/500k/1000k
Instrument Range: 1 – 65535

Address
The operation steps are as follows.
[Enter].
3. Press the Left/Right key to select CAN and press [Enter].

4. Set the baud rate, address and other parameters, press [Enter].


CAN Troubleshooting
If you meet some problems when communicating with PC by CAN interface,

please check the following items:
• PC and the instrument must have the same baud rate.

• Ensure you have used the correct communication cable (CAN_H, CAN_L).
Please pay attention that some cable may not have a correct internal wiring
even it is with an appropriate plug.
5.4 GPIB Interface (Optional)

The GPIB (IEEE-488) interface is assembled in the IT-E1205 communication
board. Use an IEEE488 bus to connect GPIB interfaces of the instrument and
PC. Please ensure that the screws have been screwed down in order to have a
full connection.
GPIB Configuration
Each device on the GPIB (IEEE-488) interface must have a unique whole num-
ber address between 1 and 30. Your computer’s GPIB interface card address
must not conflict with any instrument on the interface bus. This setting is nonvo-
latile; it will not be changed by *RST.
When you purchase the interface accessory and successfully insert it into the
corresponding position on the rear panel of the instrument, the menu item for
changing the GPIB address appears in the System menu. The specific steps
are as follows:
1. Ensure that the instrument's power switch is off, that is, the instrument is in
Power Off state.
2. Insert the separately purchased GPIB interface card into the card slot on the
rear panel of the instrument.
3. Connect the instrument with the computer via the IEEE488 bus. After the
connection is successful, turn on the power switch of the instrument.
[Enter].
6. Press the Left/Right key to select GPIB and press [Enter].
7. Press the numeric keys to set the GPIB address and press [Enter].

5.5 RS–232 Interface (Optional)

The RS-232 interface shares the same communication card with the analog
function.
Definition of RS-232 Pins
The definition of RS-232 pins are as follows.
Pins Description
1 TXD, transmit data
2 RXD, receive data
3 DGND, ground
4 GND, ground
RS–232 Configuration
When you purchase the interface accessory and successfully insert it into the
corresponding position on the rear panel of the instrument, the RS–232 menu
item will appear in the System menu. The specific steps are as follows:
1. Ensure that the instrument's power switch is off, that is, the instrument is in
Power Off state.
2. Insert the separately purchased RS–232 interface card into the card slot on
the rear panel of the instrument.
3. Connect the instrument to the computer via an RS–232 cable. After the con-
nection is successful, turn on the power switch of the instrument.

[Enter].
6. Press the Left/Right key to select RS232 and press [Enter].

7. Set the relevant communication parameters in turn, and press [Enter].
The RS–232 interface parameters are as follows.
Name Description
Baud rate Select the baud rate from the following options: 4800/9600/
19200/38400/57600/115200
Data Bit The options are: 5/6/7/8
Parity bit The options are: N (no parity), O (odd parity), E (even
parity).
Stop bit The options are: 1/2
RS-232 Troubleshooting
If you meet some problems when communicating with PC by RS-232 interface,

please check the following items:
• Check that whether the baud rate of the computer and instrument are the
same;
• Make sure the correct cable and adapter are connected. Note that internal
wiring may not be correct even if the cable has a suitable plug;
• The cable must be connected to the correct serial ports (COM1, COM2, etc)
of PC.
5.6 Web Server

The instrument has a built-in Web server for monitoring and controlling the in-
strument via a Web browser in PC. To use the Web server, connect the instru-
ment and PC over LAN interface and enter the instrument's IP address into the
address bar at the top of your PC's Web browser, you can access the front pan-
el control functions including the LAN configuration parameters.

• If you want to remotely control the instrument using the built-in web server, you
must enable the web service. See 5.2 LAN Interface for details.
• The format of the address entered in the address bar of the browser is http://
192.168.0.100. The specific IP address is subject to the actual instrument
settings.
The opened page is displayed as follows:
You can select different pages by clicking the buttons shown in the navigation
bar on the left side of the window. The detailed descriptions are as follows.
• Home：Web home interface, displays the model and appearance of the
instrument;
• Information: Displays the serial number of the instrument and more system
information as well as LAN configuration parameters;
• Web Control: Enables the Web control to begin controlling the instrument.
This page allows you to monitor and control the instrument;
• LAN Configuration: Reconfigure the LAN parameters;
• Manual: Go to the ITECH official website and view or download the relevant
documents.
• Upload: Performs a system upgrade.
Click CONNECT to connect the PC with the instrument, then click
Select File to select the system upgrade installation package (for example,
itech_6000_P.itech), and then click UPLOAD performs the upgrade op-
eration. After the upgrade is complete, the instrument needs to be restarted.

Technical Specification
6 Technical Specification
This chapter will introduce the main technical parameters of thispower, such as
rated voltage/current/power and so on. Besides, we will introduce the working
environment and storage temperature.
♦ Main Specification
♦ Supplemental Characteristics
6.1 Main Specification

6.1.1 IT6006C-500-30
Parameters IT6006C-500-30
Output Rating Output Voltage 0 to 500V
( 0 ℃-40 ℃) Output Current -30 to 30A
Output Power -6000 to 6000W
Output Resistance 0 to 1Ω
Line regulation Voltage ≤0.01%FS
±(％of Output+Offset) Current ≤0.05%FS
Load regulation Voltage ≤0.02%FS
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Read Back Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0. 0.01mΩ
Setup Accuracy Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
(within 12 months, 25℃
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS
±(％of Output+Offset) Power ≤0.5% + 0.5%FS

Resistance ≤1% + 1%FS
Read Back Accuracy Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Ripple Voltage ≤200mVpp(MAX:≤500mVpp)
(20Hz -20MHz) Current ≤0.1%FS RMS
Setup Temperature Voltage ≤50PPM/℃
Coefficient
(％of Output/℃+Offset) Current ≤200PPM/℃
Read Back Temperature Voltage ≤50PPM/℃
Coefficient


Rise time( no load ) Voltage ≤15ms
Rise time( full load ) Voltage ≤30ms
Fall time( no load ) Voltage ≤30ms
Fall time( full load ) Voltage ≤15ms
Transient Response Time Voltage ≤2ms
198V to 264V (Derating 50%) 342V to
Voltage
AC Input 528V(Three-phase four-wire)
Frequency 47Hz to 63Hz
Setup stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
（％of Output +Offset） Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS
Setup stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Readback stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Readback stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤5V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Command Response Time 2mS
Power Factor 0.99
Maximum input current 19.27A
Maximum input apparent
power 6.6kVA
Storage temperature -10℃ to 70℃

Protective function OVP, OCP, OPP, OTP and Vsense reversed protection
Standard: USB, CAN, LAN; optional: GPIB, analog card, fiber
Communication interface optic socket
Isolation (output to ground) 1000V
Working temperature 0 to 50℃
Number of series and
parallel units ≤1
Dimension (mm) 483W*801.61D*151.3H

Weight( net) 28KG

6.1.2 IT6012C-500-60
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Coefficient


Coefficient
Voltage
Setup stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
Setup stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
Readback stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
Readback stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02% + 0.02%FS
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤5V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99
Maximum input apparent 13.2kVA
parallel units ≤1


Weight( net) 34KG
6.1.3 IT6018C-500-90
Voltage ≤0.01%FS
Line regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage ≤0.02%FS
Load regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Ripple Voltage ≤200mVpp(MAX:500mVpp)


Coefficient
Coefficient
198V to 264V(降额50%)
Voltage
AC Input 342V to 528V(Three-phase four-wire)
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤5V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99


Number of parallel units ≤8
Dimension (mm) 　　483W*801.61D*151.3H
Weight( net) 　40KG
6.1.4 IT6018C-1500-30
Voltage ≤0.01%FS
Line regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage ≤0.02%FS
Load regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage 0.1V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.1mΩ
Voltage 0.1V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.1mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS


Ripple Voltage ≤600mVpp(MAX: ≤1500mVpp)

Coefficient
Coefficient
198V to 264V(降额50%)
Voltage
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤15V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99


Dimension (mm) 　483W*801.61D*151.3H
6.1.5 IT6006C-800-20
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.1mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.1mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS


Coefficient
Coefficient
Voltage
Setup stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Setup stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Readback stability-30min Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Readback stability-8h Voltage ≤0.02%+0.02%FS
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤8V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99


parallel units ≤1

Weight( net) 28KG
6.1.6 IT6012C-800-40
Load regulation Voltage ≤0.02%S
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS



±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Coefficient
Coefficient
Voltage
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤8V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99


parallel units ≤1

Weight( net) 34KG
6.1.7 IT6018C-800-60
Voltage ≤0.01%FS
Line regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage ≤0.02%FS
Load regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.001A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS


±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Coefficient
Coefficient
198V to 264V(降额50%)
Voltage
Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤8V(2Vmin)
Compensation

Power Factor 0.99

Weight( net) 　40kg
6.1.8 IT6036C-800-120
Voltage ≤0.01%FS
Line regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage ≤0.02%FS
Load regulation
Current ≤0.05%FS
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.01A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ
Voltage 0.01V
Current 0.01A
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.01mΩ


±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Coefficient
Coefficient
198V to 264V(降额50%)
Voltage
Efficiency ~ 92%

Remote Sense
≤8V(2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99
Weight( net) 　80kg
6.1.9 IT6018C-2250-20
Voltage 0.1V
Current 0.01A
Setup Resolution
Power 0.001kW
Resistance 0.1mΩ
Voltage 0.1V
Read Back Resolution Current 0.01A
Power 0.001kW

Resistance 0.1mΩ
±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

±5℃) Current ≤0.1% + 0.1%FS

Coefficient
Coefficient
Voltage
（％of Output +Offset） Current ≤0.1% +0.1%FS

Efficiency ~ 92%
Remote Sense
≤22.5V (2Vmin)
Compensation
Power Factor 0.99

6.2 Supplemental Characteristics

State storage capacity: 100 sets
Recommended calibration frequency: once a year
Cooling style: fans

Appendix
A Appendix
♦ Specifications of Red and Black Test Lines
♦ Fuse Replacement
A.1 Specifications of Red and Black Test Lines

ITECH provides you with optional red and black test lines, which are sold indi-
vidually and you can select for test. For specifications of ITECH test lines and
maximum current values, refer to the table below.
Model Specification Cross Section Length

IT-E301/10A 10A - 1m
IT-E301/30A 30A 6mm2 1.2m
IT-E301/30A 30A 6mm2 2m
IT-E301/60A 60A 20mm2 1.5m
IT-E301/120A 120A 50mm2 2m
IT-E301/240A 240A 70mm2 1m
IT-E301/240A 240A 70mm2 2m
IT-E301/360A 360A 95mm2 2m
For maximum current of AWG copper wire, refer to table blow.
AWG 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28
The Maxi- 40 25 20 13 10 7 5 3.5 2.5 1.7
mum Current
Value( A)
AWG ( American Wire Gage), it means X wire ( marked on the wire). The table
above lists current capacity of single wire at working temperature of 30°C. For refer-
ence only.

Appendix
A.2 Fuse Replacement

Different models of our company product are supplied with different fuse assem-
bly. The way to replace the fuse changes accordingly. The common ways are as
follows. Please choose the corresponding way of disassembly and replacement
based on the fuse assembly of the actual instrument.
If there are no fuse assembly on the instrument rear panel, it means that you
can’t replace the fuse by yourself. Please contact the ITECH engineer on the
condition of the same malfunction.

Appendix
The type of the fuse The way to replace
1. Use a screwdriver to push and turn the

fuse box anti-clockwise. When turned to 90
degrees, release the screwdriver. Refer to
the picture below.
2. The fuse box will bounce up, then you can

see the fuse in it. Take out the blown fuse.
3. Please replace with a fuse of the same
specification. Refer to the technical specifi-
cation of the corresponding instrument.
4. When install, put into the fuse box as the
picture below. Then use a screwdriver to
push and turn the fuse box to 90 degrees
clockwise. Refer to the picture below.
The power cord jack of the instrument includes

the fuse. Please refer to the rear panel intro-
duction of the corresponding instrument for
the detailed position. The replacement steps
for this type of the fuse are as follows.
1. First pull out the power cord, and then take
out the fuse block from the power cord jack
with a small screwdriver, as shown below.
2. Have a visual inspection of the fuse to see

whether it is burnt out; if yes, replace it with
another fuse of the same specification. Re-
fer to the corresponding technical specifi-
cations for fuse rating.

Appendix
The type of the fuse The way to replace

3. After replacement, mount the fuse block to
the original position, as illustrated below.
1. Push and turn the fuse box anti-clockwise

by hand. When turned to 90 degrees, re-
lease the screwdriver.
2. The fuse box will bounce up, then you can
see the fuse in it. Take out the blown fuse.
3. Please replace with a fuse of the same
specification. Refer to the technical specifi-
cation of the corresponding instrument.
4. When install, put into the fuse box firstly.
Then Push and turn the fuse box to 90 de-
grees clockwise.

Contact Us
Thanks for purchasing ITECH products. In case of any doubts, please con-
tact us as follows:
1. Refer to accompanying data disk and relevant manual.
2. Visit ITECH website: www.itechate.com.
3. Select the most convenient contact method, for further information.

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IEC 61326-1:2012/ EN 61326-1:2013 ¹²³

CISPR 11:2009+A1:2010/ EN 55011:2009+A1:2010 (Group 1, Class A)

IEC 61000-4-2:2008/ EN 61000-4-2:2009

IEC 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2007+A2:2010/ EN 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2008+A2:2010

IEC 61000-4-4:2004+A1:2010/ EN 61000-4-4:2004+A1:2010

IEC 61000-4-5:2005/ EN 61000-4-5:2006

IEC 61000-4-6:2008/ EN 61000-4-6:2009

IEC 61000-4-11:2004/ EN 61000-4-11:2004

1. The product is intended for use in non-residential/non-domestic environments. Use of the

IEC 61010-1:2010/ EN 61010-1:2010

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IT6000C Series User Manual

Quality Certification and Assurance .................................................................................. I

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IT6000C Series User Manual

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Inspection and Installation

1 Inspection and Installation