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HDP43XX/44XX Series
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Technical Support
If you have any question or ambiguity in the process of using products of Qingdao Hantek
Electronic Co., Ltd., you can get the service and support through the following ways:
A: Please contact the local dealer of Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd.;
B: Please contact the local office directly under Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd;
C: Please contact the headquarters of Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd.
Contact Method of our company:
Qingdao Hantek Electronic Co., Ltd.
http://www.hantek.com/en/index.html
Address: 35# Building No.780 Baoyuan Road, High-tech District, Qingdao China
Zip Code: 266114
Telephone: 0532-55678770
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Email: service@Hantek.com
Technical Support:
Telephone: 0532-55678772
Email: support@Hantek.com
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Summary of general safety matters
General Safety Summary
Read the following safety precautions carefully to avoid injury and prevent damage to this
product or any product connected to this product. To avoid possible danger, be sure to use
this product as specified.
Avoid fire and personal injury.
Only professionally authorized personnel should perform repairs.
Use the correct power cord.
Use only the power cord specified for this product in your country.
Connect and disconnect properly.
Select the correct AC power input gear and input the AC voltage within its allowable range.
Please turn off the power before connecting to the output terminal. Before powering off the
instrument, disconnect the load it carries and then power off.
Ground the product.
To avoid electric shock, the product is grounded through the grounding conductor of the
power cord. The grounding conductor must be connected to ground. Before connecting the
input or output of the product, be sure to ground the product properly.
View all terminal ratings.
To avoid fire or the impact of excessive current, check all ratings and markings on the
product. Please consult the product manual for details on ratings before connecting the
product.
Use proper overvoltage protection.
Make sure that no over voltages (such as those caused by lightning) reach the product.
Otherwise, the operator may be exposed to electric shock.
Do not open the cover.
Do not operate the product with the cover or panel open.
Maintain proper ventilation.
Poor ventilation will increase the temperature of the instrument and cause damage to the
instrument. Good ventilation should be maintained during use, and the vents and fans
should be checked regularly.
Use a suitable fuse.
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DANGER
It indicates that if you do this, you may cause immediate damage to the user.
WARNING
It indicates that the user may not immediately harm the user if they do this.
CAUTION
It indicates that the user may cause damage to this product or other property if this operation is performed.
Only use fuses specified for this product.
Avoid exposed circuits.
Do not touch exposed connectors and components after power is turned on.
Do not operate the product if you suspect it is malfunctioning.
If the user suspects that this product has been damaged, have it inspected by qualified
service personnel.
Do not operate in a humid environment.
To avoid the danger of short circuit or electric shock inside the instrument, do not operate
the instrument in a humid environment.
Do not operate in a flammable or explosive environment.
To avoid damage to the instrument or personal injury, do not operate the instrument in a
flammable or explosive environment.
Keep the surface of the product clean and dry.
To prevent dust or moisture in the air from affecting the performance of the instrument,
keep the product surface clean and dry.
Anti-static protection.
Static electricity can cause damage to the instrument. Test in an anti-static area whenever
possible. Before connecting the cable to the instrument, ground its inner and outer
conductors briefly to discharge static electricity.
Pay attention to handling safety.
In order to avoid the instrument falling down during transportation, which may cause
damage to the buttons, knobs, or interfaces on the instrument panel, please pay attention
to transportation safety.
Safety terms and symbols
Product terminology. The following terms may appear on the product:
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Safety Warning Protective Test Ground Shell Earth Terminal
WARNING
Poor ventilation will increase the temperature of the instrument and cause damage to the instrument.
Good ventilation should be maintained during use. Regularly check the vents and fans.
WARNING
To avoid the danger of short circuit or electric shock inside the instrument, do not operate the
instrument in a humid environment.
Product symbol: The following symbols may appear on the product:
Ventilation requirements
Make sure that the exhaust area is not blocked and has free flowing air. To ensure
adequate ventilation, when using the power supply in a workbench or rack, make sure that
there should be a gap of at least 10 cm on both sides, above, and behind it.
Working environment
Temperature
During operation: 0℃to 50
℃
Non-operating: -40℃ to 70℃
Humidity
0℃to 30℃: 95% relative humidity.
30℃to 40℃: 75% relative humidity.
40℃ to 50℃: 45% relative humidity.
Altitude
When operating: below 3000 meters.
Non-operating: below 15000 meters.
Daily maintenance and cleaning
Daily maintenance
When storing or placing the oscilloscope, do not expose the LCD monitor to direct sunlight
for a long time.
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CAUTION
To avoid damaging the surface of the oscilloscope or probe, do not use any corrosive or chemical
cleaning agents.
CAUTION
To avoid damaging the oscilloscope or probe, do not place it in mist, liquid or solvent.
Clean
According to the requirements of operating conditions, check the oscilloscope and probe
frequently. Please clean the outer surface of the instrument according to the following
steps:
Use a lint-free cloth to remove dust from the outside of the oscilloscope and probe. Be
careful not to scratch the smooth display filter.
Clean the oscilloscope with a soft cloth dampened with water. For more thorough cleaning,
use 75% isopropyl alcohol in water.
Equipment recycling
Production of this equipment requires the extraction and use of natural resources. If this
product is not disposed of properly, some of the substances contained in the device may be
harmful to the environment or human health. To avoid release of harmful substances into
the environment and reduce the use of natural resources, it is recommended that this
product be recycled by appropriate methods to ensure that most materials can be reused
correctly.
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Contents
COPYRIGHT STATEMENT............................................................................................................ 2
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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SUMMARY OF GENERAL SAFETY MATTERS........................................................................ 4
General Safety Summary.............................................................................................................................................. 4
Safety terms and symbols............................................................................................................................................ 5
Ventilation requirements
Working environment
Daily maintenance and cleaning................................................................................................................................. 6
Equipment recycling.......................................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................10
CHAPTER 1 QUICK START........................................................................................................ 11
1. Check before use......................................................................................................................................................11
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1.1 Check the shipping package
1.2 Check the whole machine
1.3 Check the accessories........................................................................................................................................11
2. Front Panel Introduction.........................................................................................................................................11
3. Rear Panel Introduction
4. User Interface
4.1 Main interface.................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Meter View......................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.3 Data logger view
4.4 Help system
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CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED.............................................................................................. 18
1. Check the AC voltage range.................................................................................................................................. 18
2. Check the fuse
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CHAPTER 3 FUNCTION INTRODUCTION............................................................................... 19
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1. Output voltage and current
2. Over protection......................................................................................................................................................... 20
3. Channel delay............................................................................................................................................................ 20
4. Output coupling
5. Output inhibit
6. Operation Mode.........................................................................................................................................................22
6.1 Independ............................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.2 Series
6.3 Parallel
6.4 Tracking................................................................................................................................................................. 23
7. Output list................................................................................................................................................................... 23
8. Data logger
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9. Remote control
9.1 USB remote control............................................................................................................................................. 28
9.2 LAN remote control..............................................................................................................................................29
9.3 RS232/485 remote control
9.4 GPIB remote control
10. Utilities.......................................................................................................................................................................34
10.1 Store/recall..........................................................................................................................................................34
10.2 I/O setting
10.3 Setup
10.4 Error message.................................................................................................................................................... 37
10.5 Capture................................................................................................................................................................37
11. Lock/Unlock
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CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................... 38
CHAPTER 5 PERFORMANCE INDEX....................................................................................... 39
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Introduction
HDP43XX/44XX is a programmable DC power supply. It has a user-friendly interface
design, excellent performance indicators, a variety of communication interfaces to meet the
different needs of users, and a variety of analysis functions to meet the diverse needs of
users.
Main Feature:
4.3-inch TFT display
Series and parallel output
High performance: accuracy, transient response and linear adjustment rate
Built-in Chinese and English help system
Digital IO interface, support trigger input/output function
Support SCPI programmable command control
Waveform display function, real-time dynamic display of output voltage/current
waveform, with the digital display of voltage, current and power values, so that users
can see the output status and trend of the instrument at a glance
OV/OC/OT protection function
Keyboard lock function to prevent misoperation
Voltage tracking function
Delay switch function
One-key restore preset state function
Support store and recall
A variety of interface configurations to meet the needs of users
Support U disk storage
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Chapter 1 Quick Start
Taking the three-channel power supply as an example, this chapter will briefly describe and
introduce the front panel, rear panel, user interface, help system, and precautions when
using the instrument for the first time. In this way, users can become familiar with this series
of power supplies in the shortest possible time.
1. Check before use
1.1 Check the shipping package
If you find that the packaging carton or foam protection pad is severely damaged, please
keep it until the whole machine and accessories pass the electrical and mechanical tests.
1.2 Check the whole machine
If you find that the appearance of the instrument is damaged, the instrument is not working
properly, or the performance test fails, please contact the dealer responsible for this
business.
1.3 Check the accessories
Please check the accessories according to the product packing list. If you find the
accessories are missing or damaged, please contact the dealer responsible for this
business.
2. Front Panel Introduction
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1. LCD Display screen
2. Restore default settings
3. Help
Used to quickly get relevant help on the use of the instrument.
4. USB Host
Used for firmware upgrade or external file saving.
5. Auxiliary function soft keys
Operate according to the screen display.
6. Channel Button
Press to select the current channel. Then you can directly set the voltage and current of
the current channel.
7. Power button
8. Common ground terminal
9. Output terminal
10. Output control keys
Turn the output on or off.
11. ALL ON/OFF key
Turn on all or turn off all output channels.
12. Voltage/current adjustment knob
Finely adjust the voltage/current, and the adjustment accuracy is 1mV/1mA.
13. Arrow keys
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor position up, down, left, and right.
14. Numeric keypad
Enter the value directly, press the "Enter" key to confirm, and press the "×" key to
delete.
15. Function keys
Meter View: Display the Meter View of the selected channel.
Tracking: Turn on or off the tracking mode of channel 1 and channel 2.
Store/Recall: Open the store/recall menu.
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3. Rear Panel Introduction
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1. Digital IO interface
2. USB interface
3. LAN interface
4. AC selector
5. Power jack
6. Fuse holder
7. Exhaust fan
8. Ground reference point
9. Safety lock
10. GPIB interface
11. RS-232/485 interface
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4. User Interface
4.1 Main interface
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1. Output channel indication
When an output channel is selected, the background of the corresponding channel is
highlighted.
2. USB device icon display
3. U disk icon display
4. Network icon display
5. Output status/ mode
OFF: output is off;
CV: Constant voltage mode: The output voltage is equal to the set voltage value. The
output current value is equal to the voltage setting value divided by the load resistance
value. If the load current exceeds the set current value, it will change to constant current
mode.
CC: Constant current mode: the output current is equal to the set current value. The
output voltage value is equal to the current setting value multiplied by the load resistance
value. If the load voltage exceeds the set voltage value, it will become a constant voltage
mode.
OV: Overvoltage protection;
OC: Overcurrent protection;
OT: Over temperature protection;
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LT: Low temperature protection. The sensor is lower than -10℃, which may be due to
environmental problems too low, or the sensor is damaged. So channels are forbidden to
output. When the hardware restored to normal, this phenomenon is eliminated.
MV: If voltage out of control, it may be the adjustment tube is damaged. So channels
are forbidden to output. After reset and restart, this phenomenon is eliminated.
LE: May be that the 220V supply voltage inputs to the device of the 110V input
configuration, in which case the channels is forbidden to output. When the hardware
restored to normal, this phenomenon is eliminated.
6. The actual output voltage and current value of the channel
7. User-set voltage and current values
8. Auxiliary Menu Bar
4.2 Meter View
1. The serial number of the currently selected channel
2. Over-protection status and set value
3. The output status/mode of the currently selected channel
4. Set time for channel delay to open or close
5. User-set voltage and current values
6. The actual output voltage and current value of the channel
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4.3 Data logger view
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1. Tracking parameters
All parameters of all channels can be tracked and displayed. Press the "Enter" key to turn
on or off the tracking display of a single parameter. The display "----" after the parameter
indicates that the tracking of the parameter has been turned off.
2. Tracking parameter identification
The corresponding tracking parameters are displayed on the tracking curve. Voltage,
current, and power are expressed as V, I, and P respectively.
3. Recording time
Display the current data recording duration.
4. Track and record progress
The length of the data visible on the display screen.
5. Horizontal time base
Display the time represented by each grid in the horizontal direction.
6. Horizontal offset time
Display the offset time in the horizontal direction.
7. Grid time
Display the time of the current specified point on the corresponding grid.
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4.4 Help system
The help list can help users quickly understand the instrument. Press "About" to view
product information, including product model, serial number, etc.
This series of programmable DC power supplies provide help information for any key on the
front panel and any menu key. You can long press any key to get help information, use the
up and down arrows to turn pages, and press the "Back" button to exit the help system. The
user can view the operation tips of each function at any time during the use process.
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Chapter 2 Getting Started
This chapter introduces the items that users need to pay attention to when starting to use
this series of programmable DC power supplies in order to carry out subsequent operations
smoothly.
1. Check the AC voltage range
This series of programmable DC power supplies support various specifications of AC
power input, and users can choose the appropriate input gear according to actual needs.
The user must check the gear position of the AC voltage selector on the rear panel of the
power supply before using it, and the input voltage must be within the allowable range
(±10%) of the gear position. The corresponding relationship between the voltage selector
on the rear panel of the power supply and the allowable input voltage is as follows:
2. Check the fuse
The instrument has been installed with the specified fuse at the factory. Before use, please
check whether the fuse type matches the AC voltage range. If it does not match or the fuse
is blown, replace the fuse according to the specifications.
Steps to replace the fuse:
1. Turn off the power and unplug the power cord;
2. Lift out the fuse holder;
3. Remove the broken fuse and install a new one;
4. Put the fuse holder back into the slot.
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Chapter 3 Function Introduction
This chapter will introduce in detail the following functions of this series of programmable
DC power supplies:
Output voltage and current
Over protection
Channel delay
Output coupling
Output inhibit
Operation mode
Output list
Data logger
Remote control
Utility function
Lock/unlock
1. Output voltage and current
The output voltage and current can be directly input in the main interface, or set in "Source
Settings" and "Meter View".
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Setting steps:
1. Select the output channel
Press the digital channel button on the front panel, or continuously press the left "◁" and
right "▷" arrows to select the output channel to be set.
2. Set voltage/current:
Press the arrow keys to select voltage or current, use the numeric keyboard or knob to set
the value, press "×" to delete, and press "Enter" to confirm and exit editing.
3. Turn on the output
Press the "On/Off" key to turn on the output.
2. Over protection
Set the overvoltage and overcurrent protection in Source Settings.
OV Protection: If the output voltage reaches the voltage protection value, the output status
of the channel becomes OV, and the output is disabled;
OC Protection: If the output current reaches the current protection value, the output status
of the channel becomes OC, and the output is disabled.
3. Channel delay
Set the channel delay in Source Settings, the range of delay that can be set is 0～3600s.
After setting the delay, press [All On/Off] on the front panel, and each channel will output
and close in the order of delay.
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4. Output coupling
Press Source Settings->On/Off Coupling to set the output coupling. After setting the
coupling, turn on the output of any one of the channels, and the other coupling channels will
be turned on at the same time. If only part of the channel output coupling is set, open the
front panel [All On/Off], regardless of whether the channel is set to output coupling, all
channels will be turned on.
Note: Single channel output, no need to set output coupling.
5. Output inhibit
Press Output Settings->Output Inhibit to set the inhibition mode (off, latched or live) and
DIO Pin3 function.
Inhibit Off: Inhibit input is ignored.
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◆Inhibit Latched: Inhibit the transition from True to False in the input state of the external
logic signal, and always inhibit the output.
Inhibit Live: Allow the transition of the external logic signal input state from True to False.
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The output state is determined by the external input signal. When the external input signal
is True, the output is disabled; when the external input signal is False, the output is
enabled.
◆DIO Pin3: Can be set to remote inhibit input or digital input.
INH: Remote inhibit input, the output status of all channels of the power supply can be
controlled through external signals.
DINP: Digital input, you can trigger the input by setting the level of Pin3.
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Note: When the output inhibition mode is selected as "Latched", to turn off the output
inhibition, you must first switch the "Output Inhibit" to "Live"
6. Operation Mode
Press Output Settings->Operation Mode to set the operation mode. For Channel 1 and
Channel 2, the operation mode can be set to Independent, Series, Parallel and Tracking.
Note: When in series or parallel mode, the output coupling is invalid.
6.1 Independ
In the independent mode, the channels are output independently and do not affect each
other. The output voltage or current is the set voltage and set current of each channel. The
default output of the power supply is independent mode.
6.2 Series
In series mode, the channels are internally connected in series to form a single output. The
channel 2 window of the main interface displays "SERIES with CH1". Channel 1 is the
master and channel 2 is the slave. The "+" terminal of channel 1 and the "-" terminal of
channel 2 are the two output terminals of the series circuit. The output voltage is twice the
set voltage of channel 1, and the output current is the set current of channel 1. The external
wiring method of series mode is as follows:
6.3 Parallel
In parallel mode, the channels are internally connected in parallel to form a single output.
The channel 2 window of the main interface displays "PARALLEL with CH1". Channel 1 is
the master and channel 2 is the slave. The "+" and "-" binding posts of channel 1 are the
two output terminals of the parallel circuit. The output current is twice the set current of
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channel 1, and the output voltage is the set voltage of channel 1. The external wiring
method of parallel mode is as follows:
6.4 Tracking
In tracking mode, channel 1 and channel 2 are associated with each other, and the
voltages track each other. Changing the set voltage of either channel will change the set
voltage of the other channel accordingly; the current of the two channels will not be
affected.
Note: When using the tracking function, make sure that the OCP setting of each channel
does not affect the normal output of the voltage.
Tracking mode can also be set by long pressing "Tracking" on the front panel, and short
pressing "Tracking" to exit. After setting, the “Tracking” logo will be displayed between
channel 1 and channel 2 on the main interface.
7. Output list
The output list can be output according to the conditions set by the list. Output conditions
include trigger point, output duration, output cycle times, etc.
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Steps to set the output list:
1. Select the output channel
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Press the channel button on the front panel to select the output channel, and press "Output
List" to enter the output list setting interface.
2. Create a list
◆Add/remove step
Press the "Add" soft key to insert a new step below.
Press the "Delete" soft key to delete the current step.
Press the "Clear All" soft key to clear all steps.
◆Set list output
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to position, and use the numeric keyboard to set the
output voltage and current. Press "×" to delete, press "Enter" to confirm and exit editing.
◆Set output dwell time
The "Time" column is used to set the running time of each step output, the unit is s, and the
setting range is 0.01-3600s.
Set trigger response
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Press the "Enter" key to set the trigger response.
BOST: Choose whether to output the trigger signal before the current step starts to run.
EOST: Choose whether to output the trigger signal after the current step operation ends.
3. Set list properties
Press "Properties" to enter the list property setting interface.
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◆Voltage/Current After List: Set the output value after the list output is completed.
Last list value: After the list output is completed, the last list value is output.
Return to DC Value: After the list output is completed, the DC value before the list becomes
effective is output.
◆Pace: Set the output step.
Dwell: Take the dwell time as the pace, the dwell time ends, and enter the next step;
Trigger: After the output is triggered, the dwell time ends, and enter the next step at the
external trigger pace.
◆Trigger Source: Set the trigger source.
List Run/Stop Key: Set the Run/Stop key as the trigger source.
Set the DIO trigger input as the trigger source. After pressing Run/Stop to run the list, the
output is triggered by external signal changes. (Note that you need to set the Pin function to
Trigger In: Utility->I/O Config->Digital IO).
Remote Command: Set the remote command as the trigger source. After pressing
Run/Stop to run the list, send an SCPI command to trigger the output. (For remote interface
settings, please refer to 9. Remote Control)
For example:
List:trig (@1) Trigger the list output of channel 1.
Trigger Delay: Set the trigger delay time, the range is 0-3600s.
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◆Repeat Count: Set the repeated output times of the list, the range is 1-255.
◆Continuous: Press "Enter" key to select whether to output continuously.
4. Run/Stop
Set the output list to run or stop. During operation, the output value is displayed in the
corresponding channel of the main interface.
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Note: The property cannot be set when the list is "Run". The Run/Stop trigger output is valid
only when the trigger source is set to Key. When using the list output, you should turn on
the channel output first, and then press "Run/Stop", otherwise the complete list cannot be
output.
8. Data logger
The data recording function is used to view and record the output voltage, current, and
power waveforms and data. This function must be used with the external USB storage
device on the front panel, the waveform is displayed on the screen, and the data is directly
recorded to the external storage device.
Data record setting steps:
Press the "Data Logger" button in the menu bar to enter the data logger setting interface.
1. Select the data output channel and set the output parameters.
2. Set the waveform parameters
All recordable waveform parameters are displayed on the left side of the screen. Press the
arrow keys to select the parameter to be recorded, and press Enter to confirm. Press
Waveform Settings to set the waveform vertical parameters and horizontal parameters
respectively.
Vertical: Set the voltage/current/power value represented by the unit grid in the vertical
direction of the displayed waveform, the setting range is 10uV～50V/10uA～50A/10uW～
50W, press "Volts/Div +", "Volts/Div -" or " Amps/Div +", "Amps/Div -" or "Watts/Div +",
"Watts/Div -" keys to adjust the size, the step is 1-2-5.
Press "Offset +", "Offset -" to set the vertical offset of the displayed waveform.
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Horizontal: Set the horizontal offset of the displayed waveform. Press "Offset +", "Offset -"
to set the offset. The default horizontal time base is 5s/div.
3.Properties property settings
◆Save File Path: Set the file save path. Press the Enter key to enter the file system list,
press the up and down arrow keys to browse the files, and press the Select key to select
the file path.
◆Save File Name: Set the save file name. Press Enter to recall the soft keyboard, press
the up, down, left, and right arrow keys to select characters to edit the file name, and press
Done to confirm and exit. Press Cancel to exit editing directly.
Clear All: Clear all characters.
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Delete Char: Delete the previous character.
Previous Char: Move the cursor forward one character.
Next Char: Move the cursor one character back.
Recall: Recall the wave file. An external storage device must be connected to use this
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function. Press Enter to view the file system list, use the up and down arrow keys to select
the file to be recalled. The file type that can be recalled is a .csv file, and press Enter again
to confirm. Press the Recall key to execute the recall, and the waveform is immediately
displayed in the record table.
Duration: Set the data recording time.
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4.Auto Scale: Auto configuration.
The system automatically adjusts the waveform display trajectory.
5.Run/Stop: Run or stop waveform recording.
9. Remote control
9.1 USB remote control
Use the USB cable to connect the USB port on the back of the computer to the USB port on
the rear panel of the power supply. At this time, the USB connected logo is displayed on the
upper right corner of the main interface of the power supply.
Download and install the IO software from the following address:
https://www.keysight.com/main/software.jspx?ckey=2175637&lc=chi&cc=CN&nid=-11143.
0.00&id=2175637
Open the IO software, find the device, and send an instruction to see if the communication
is normal. After normal communication is obtained, SCPI commands can be used to control
the power output.
E.g:
OUTP On, (@1) Set the channel 1 output on.
Volt 5, (@1) Set the voltage of channel 1 to 5V.
Meas:volt? (@1) View the output voltage value of channel 1.
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9.2 LAN remote control
Connect the back-end network port of the computer to the network port on the rear panel of
the power supply with a LAN network cable.
Utility→I/O Config→LAN Settings to set the power supply LAN parameters.
Press Load menu to load settings, as shown in the figure below:
Please configuration of computer IP and other information manually. Set computer Ethernet
properties:
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After the connection is successful, open the IO software and the device will appear in the
LAN list. If the device does not appear, you can manually add the device, enter the device's
IP address and protocol, test the VISA address, and click OK to add a new device.
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After a successful connection, the network port icon in the upper right corner of the main
interface is displayed as follows:
As with USB remote control, after obtaining normal communication, you can use SCPI
commands to control the power output.
If there is a DHCP server in the LAN, you can open the DHCP function, and the instrument
will automatically obtain IP and other information from the DHCP server without manual
setup.
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Note: If there is no DHCP server on the LAN, you must configure IP and other information
manually.
9.3 RS232/485 remote control
Each parameter is unchanged by default.
Pay attention to the wiring:
Pin2 is RS232_TX, Pin3 is RS232_RX, Pin4 is RS485_A, Pin9 is RS485_B.
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Open the IO software, select to add a device, set the corresponding baud rate, test the
VISA address, and click OK to add a new device.
As with USB remote control, after obtaining normal communication, you can use SCPI
commands to control the power output.
9.4 GPIB remote control
Utility->I/O Config->GPIB to open GPIB window. Use the numeric keypad to set the address of
GPIB and press ENTER to confirm.
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10.1 Store/recall
Store/Recall can store and recall settings as volatile settings, such as: voltage and current
values, OVP, OCP, output coupling, output status, operation mode, list output, trigger
settings, data recording, key tone, Help language etc.
10.1.1 Store setting
Store Settings: Used to select internal storage or external storage.
Select Internal, the settings will be saved in the power memory. Up to 10 states can be
stored as State 0-State 9. You can choose whether to set it to "Power-on State". Press
"Store" to save this setting.
Select External, the settings will be saved to the external storage device. First insert the
USB storage device into the USB port on the front panel, press "Enter" under "File" to edit
the file name, press "Done" to save and exit, and press "Store" to execute the save. The file
will be saved in the .csv format to the root directory of the external storage device.
10.1.2 Recall setting
Used to select to recall from internal or from external. Same as store settings: select the
location, state name or external .csv setting file of the file to be recalled, press "Enter" to
confirm, and press "Recall" to execute recall.
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Pins32
1
Bit Weight
2 (msb)
1
0 (lsb)
10.1.3 Power-on setting
Press "Power On Setting" to select a state to be automatically recalled after power-on. You
can choose the default settings or user-specified settings. Press "SetPwrOn" to save the
settings. Users can also check "□Set this as power-on state." in "Store Settings" to set.
10.1.4 Restore default settings
Press "Set to Defaults" to restore the default settings.
10.2 I/O setting
IO setting is used to configure port parameters for remote control.
10.2.1 Digital I/O
Digital I/O is used to set the Pin1-Pin3 functions on the rear panel, and the other Pin is the
common ground terminal. Select Digital I/O, Pin 1-Pin3 can be set as general bidirectional
digital input and output. The data bits are allocated as follows:
Polarity: Set the Pin polarity to positive or negative.
In input: display the state applied to Pin (binary bit 0 or 1).
Out output: binary bit 0 or 1 can be set.
10.2.2 Digital input
Select Digital In, Pin 1-Pin3 can be set as digital input.
Polarity: Set the Pin polarity to positive or negative.
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In: display the state applied to Pin (binary bit 0 or 1).
10.2.3 Trigger output
Select Trigger Out, Pin1-Pin3 can be set as trigger output. This function is used in
conjunction with the list output (BOST/EOST).
The Pin assigned this function will output a pulse signal of about 5ms.
Polarity: Set the Pin polarity to positive or negative, that is, the trigger output pulse is
positive or negative.
Trigger output operation example:
1. Connect Pin1 to the display device
Pin1 is connected to the input terminal of the oscilloscope as the trigger output terminal,
and the common ground terminal is connected to the ground of the display device.
2. IO function settings
Pin1 function select "Trigger out", Pin1 polarity is set to positive. Refer to the "Output List"
chapter to set the output list, and check "BOST" or "EOST".
3. Trigger output
Turn on the channel output and execute the list output "Run/Stop". After the trigger occurs,
the oscilloscope displays a positive pulse at each trigger response point set.
10.2.4 Trigger input
Select Trigger In, Pin 1-Pin3 can be set as trigger input. This function is used in conjunction
with the list output (trigger source is set to DIO Trigger In under the property menu). When
an external digital signal is input from the specified Pin, a trigger occurs and the output is
set according to the list.
Polarity: Set the Pin polarity to positive or negative.
In input: display the relative status of the input level.
Trigger input operation example:
1. Connect Pin1 to a digital signal generator
Pin1 is used as the trigger input interface, and the common ground is connected to the
ground of the digital signal generator.
2. IO function settings
Pin1 function select "Trigger in", Pin1 polarity is set to positive. Refer to the "Output List"
chapter to set the output list, and select "DIO Trigger In" as the trigger source in the
"Properties".
3. Trigger input
Turn on the channel output, execute the list output "Run/Stop", set the Pin1 external input
signal 0 or 1 to change, and the list output will be triggered at this time.
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10.2.5 Coupling off/on
Select Couple Off/Couple On, Pin1-Pin3 can be set as coupling off/on. Only one Pin can be
set as coupling off or coupling on, and the polarity of Pin is fixed to negative. Changing the
input signal corresponding to Pin can control the coupling output of the specified channel.
Note: First, set at least two channel couplings to be turned on in the output settings, refer to
the output coupling chapter.
10.2.6 Inhibit input
Select Inhibit In, Pin3 can be set to inhibit input. Refer to the description of DIO Pin3
function in "Output Inhibition".
Polarity: Set the Pin polarity to positive or negative.
In input: display the relative status of the input level.
10.3 Setup
10.3.1 Help language
The default is English, press Enter to switch to Chinese.
10.3.2 Sound switch
Press “Enter” to switch the key tone on or off.
10.3.3 Firmware upgrade
Select the channel to be upgraded and press “Start” to start the upgrade.
10.3.4 Calibration
The instrument has been calibrated before leaving the factory, and the user does not need
to calibrate again. If you really need to calibrate, you can use SCPI commands to recall the
calibration program.
10.4 Error message
Error displays the error information of the instrument. The error information list is arranged
in the order in which it was generated, that is, the most recent error is displayed at the top.
Press "Next" to view the next page.
10.5 Capture
Capture can set the properties of the screenshot file, including the save path and file name.
The default picture format is .bmp.
Long press the "Meter View" button for 3 seconds to perform the screenshot operation, and
the screenshot file is automatically saved to the external storage device.
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11. Lock/Unlock
Long press the "Lock/Unlock" key to lock the front panel, short press this key to cancel the
lock.
When the front panel is locked, the lock icon will be displayed on the top of the main screen,
and the icon will disappear after unlocking.
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
The following faults may occur during the use of this series of programmable DC power
supplies. Users can refer to the following methods to deal with. If the fault still exists, please
contact Hantek and provide the equipment information of the instrument (How to obtain: ?
->About).
1. The instrument cannot be turned on.
(1) Check whether the power cord is properly connected.
(2) Check whether the power switch on the front panel is turned on.
(3) Unplug the power cord, check whether the AC selector is in the correct position, whether
the specifications of the fuse are correct and whether it is intact. If you need to replace the
fuse, please refer to the "Steps to replace the fuse".
(4) If the problem persists, please contact Hantek.
2. The constant voltage output is abnormal.
(1) Check whether the maximum output power of the selected gear meets the load
requirements.
(2) Whether the cables connecting the load and the power supply are short-circuited, and
whether they are in good contact.
(3) Check whether there is a problem with the load.
(4) Check whether the current setting value of this gear is appropriate. If it is too low, you
can increase the current setting value appropriately.
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DC output (0℃～40℃)
Channel
Voltage
Current
HDP43XX
CH1
32V
3.2A
CH2
32V
3.2A
CH3
8V
5A
HDP44XX
CH1
32V
3.2A
CH2
32V
3.2A
CH3
8V
2A
CH4
16V
1.5A
Series and parallel output
Channel
Series
Parallel
HDP43XX
CH1
64V,3.2A
32V,6.4A
CH2
CH3
—
—
HDP44XX
CH1
64V,3.2A
32V,6.4A
CH2
CH3
—
—
CH4
—
—
Load Regulation ±(% of output + offset)
(5) If the problem still cannot be solved, please contact Hantek.
3. The constant current output is abnormal.
(1) Check whether the maximum output power of the selected gear meets the load
requirements.
(2) Whether the cables connecting the load and the power supply are disconnected and
whether they are in good contact.
(3) Check whether there is a problem with the load.
(4) Check whether the voltage setting value of this gear is appropriate. If it is too low, you
can increase the voltage setting value appropriately.
(5) If the problem still cannot be solved, please contact Hantek.
4. The U disk cannot be recognized correctly.
(1) Check whether the U disk can work normally.
(2) Make sure that the USB flash drive is used. This instrument does not support hard drive
USB flash drives.
(3) After restarting the instrument, insert the U disk to check.
(4) If the USB flash drive still cannot be used normally, please contact Hantek.
Chapter 5 Performance Index
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Voltage
<0.01%+2mV
Current
<0.01%+250μA
Line Regulation ±(% of output + offset)
Voltage
<0.01%+2mV
Current
<0.01%+250μA
Ripple and noise (20Hz to 20MHz)
Normal mode
voltage
<350μVrms /2mVpp
Accuracy(25℃±5℃) ±(% of output + offset)
Channel
Programming
Readback
Voltage
Current
Voltage
Current
HDP43XX
CH1
0.05%+10mV
0.2%+5mA
0.05%+10mV
0.2%+5mA
CH2
CH3
0.1%+5mV
0.1%+10mA
0.1%+5mV
0.1%+10mA
HDP44XX
CH1
0.05%+10mV
0.2%+5mA
0.05%+10mV
0.2%+5mA
CH2
CH3
0.1%+5mV
0.1%+10mA
0.1%+5mV
0.1%+10mA
CH4
Transient response time
The output current from full load to half load, or from half load to full load, the time for the
output voltage to recover to within 15mV is less than 50μs.
Mechanical
Size
232*153*392mm
Weight
HDP43XX
9.15Kg
HDP44XX
9.45Kg
Power supply
AC input (50Hz～60Hz)
100Vac±10%，115Vac±10%，230Vac±10%(Maximum 250Vac)
Maximum input power
600VA
Interface
USB Device
1 piece
USB Host
1 piece
LAN
1 piece
Digital IO
1 piece
RS-232/485
1 piece (Option)
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GPIB
1 piece (Option)
Surroundings
Cooling method
Air-cooled
Operating temperature
0
℃～50℃
Storage temperature
-40
℃～70℃
Humidity
0
℃～30℃
: ≤95% relative humidity
30℃～40℃: ≤75% relative humidity
40℃～50℃: ≤45% relative humidity
Altitude
Below 3000 meters
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