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ITech IT8811 User Manual

ITech IT8811
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References of Load Communication Interfaces
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5
GND, grounding
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No conjunction
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CTS, clear to send
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RTS, request to send
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No conjunction
5.2 USB Interface
Connect the load and the computer using a cable with two USB interfaces
(each end). All functions of the load can be programmed via USB.
The functions of load USB488 interface are as follows:
The interface is 488.2 USB488 Interface.
The interface receives requests of REN_CONTROL, GO_TO_LOCAL and
LOCAL_LOCKOUT.
The interface receives the command MsgID=TRIGGER USBTMC and
conveys the TRIGGER command to the functional layer.
The functions of load USB488 device are as follows:
Capable to read all common SCPI commands.
SR1 enabled.
RL1 enabled.
DT1 enabled.
5.3 GPIB interface
Firstly, connect load GPIB interface and computer GPIB card through IEEE488
bus and ensure sufficient contact. Tighten them with screws. Set address. Load
address range: 0 to 31. Press [Shift] + numeric key 8 (System) to enter system
menu functions. Press Left/Right key to find Communication. Select GPIB and
set address. Input address and press [Enter] for confirmation. The load works
by setting GPIB address on front board. GPIB address is saved in NVM.

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ITech IT8811 Specifications

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BrandITech
ModelIT8811
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Precautions

Compliance Information

Chapter 1 Acceptance and Installation

1.1 Confirm Package Contents

Verifies all items received in the product package.

1.6 Connecting the DUT

Procedures for connecting the device under test (DUT).

1.7 Connecting the Power Line

Guidance on connecting the power source and selecting appropriate cables.

Chapter 2 Quick Start

Chapter 3 Function and Features

3.2 Constant-Status Operation Mode

Overview of the four constant operation modes (CC, CV, CR, CW).

3.2.1 Constant Current Operation Mode (CC)

Details on setting and operating the Constant Current mode.

3.2.2 Constant Voltage Operation Mode (CV)

Details on setting and operating the Constant Voltage mode.

3.2.3 Constant Resistance Operation Mode (CR)

Details on setting and operating the Constant Resistance mode.

3.2.4 Constant Power Operation Mode (CW)

Details on setting and operating the Constant Power mode.

3.9 Dynamic Test Function

Performs tests by switching between two dynamic parameters.

3.10 OCP Test Function

Performs Overcurrent Protection (OCP) tests.

3.11 OPP Test Function

Performs Overpower Protection (OPP) tests.

3.12 Battery Discharge Test Function

Tests battery performance by controlled discharge.

3.17 Protective Function

Overview of OVP, OCP, OPP, and OTP protection mechanisms.

3.21 Auto Test Function

Configures and runs automated test sequences.

Chapter 4 Technical Specification

4.1 Specification

Detailed electrical and performance specifications for models.

Chapter 5 References of Load Communication Interfaces

Appendix

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