JOY-iT JT-PS360-C Ultra Compact Laboratory Power Supply Instruction Manual

JT – PS360 – C
ULTRA COMPACT LABORATORY POWER SUPPLY

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear customer, thank you for choosing our product. In the following, we have listed what to consider during commissioning. If you encounter any unexpected problems during use, please feel free to contact us.
The JT-PS360-C is a laboratory power supply which can be used in different operating modes (e.g. constant current or constant voltage mode). The keypad, as well as the pressure and rotary encoders, make the operation of the power supply particularly convenient. In addition, up to nine settings can be stored and loaded using the keypad.
The high-resolution 1.54″ color display clearly presents all important information. The USB interface allows the device to be operated from the PC.
ATTENTION! Do not connect any inductive loads to the device. If you nevertheless wish to connect inductive loads, you must protect the laboratory power supply unit against reverse currents. Otherwise, damage to the device cannot be ruled out.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

DEVICE OVERVIEW

A: Voltage setting
B: Confirmation button
C: Current setting
D: Rotary encoder
E: Display
F: Micro-USB interface
G: Turn output on/off
H: Output power supply: positive contact
I: Output: negative contact

J: Connection power plug
K: On/Off switch
L: Case fan
M: Input voltage setting (230V / 110V)

DISPLAY

A: Current output voltage
B: Current output current
C: Current output power
D: Current data group
E: Operating mode (constant voltage/current)
F: Protection status display
G: System temperature
H: Electrical charge battery
I: Overcurrent protection limit
J: Overvoltage protection limit
K: Preset output current
L: Preset output voltage
M: DC Input voltage
N: Communication interface
O: Key lock
P: Key tones

OPERATION

5.1 SETTING OF OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND CURRENT
Press the ON/OFF key to switch the output on or off. When switched on, the key lights up green.
Press the I-SET key to set the output current value. Turn the rotary encoder to adjust the value. Press the rotary encoder to move the cursor. Press and hold the I-SET key to adjust the overcurrent protection value.
Press the V-SET key to adjust the output voltage value. Turn the rotary encoder to adjust the value. Press the rotary encoder to move the cursor. Press and hold the V-SET key to set the overvoltage protection value.
If the instrument is operated in constant current mode, the designation CC (“Constant current”) appears in the operating mode display (see Chapter 4 – Screen – E). In constant voltage mode, the designation CV (“Constant voltage”) appears instead.
If the device is operating normally, a check mark is displayed in the protection status display (see Chapter 4 – Screen – F). If the actual current value exceeds the set over current protection value, the label OCP (“Over current protection”) will be displayed instead. Should the current voltage value exceed the set over voltage protection value, the designation OVP (“Over voltage protection”) will be displayed instead. The output is automatically switched off in these cases. If the system temperature exceeds 90°C, the output is also switched off and the message OTP (“Over temperature protection”) is displayed.

5.2 DATA GROUPS
Press and hold the OK key to save the current values (output voltage, output current, overvoltage protection, overcurrent protection) to the quick access memory. M1 is selected as the default memory. Turn the rotary encoder to select an alternative memory location and press OK to confirm saving to the selected memory location. Press and hold the rotary encoder to open the quick access. Turn the rotary encoder to select the desired memory location and confirm with OK to load the data from the selected memory location.

5.3 SYSTEMSETTINGS
Press OK to open the system settings. Press the I-SET key to navigate down in the menu. Press V-SET to navigate upwards. The selected setting can be changed using the rotary encoder.
The following settings are available: Language: Set the system language.
Mem. Output: in the off state, the current output state remains stored when loading a setting from the quick memory. In the on state, the output is automatically switched on when loading.
Boot Pow: Automatically sets the output state to Off or On when the device is started.
Logo: Displays the boot logo at device startup.
Sound: Sets the key sound to Off or On.
H. Light: Sets the backlight to a value between 0 and 5.
Upd. R.: Sets the output display update rate (voltage & current) to S(low), M(middle) and H(high).
Max Power: Limits the maximum power to a value between 0 and 380 watts.
Temperature: Changes the temperature unit between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Rotate: Sets the display orientation to 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
Interface: Selects the available interface between USB, TTL, BT and RS485.
Attention! The BT interface is not included in our models and therefore not available.
Baud Rate: Sets the current baud rate.
Address: Sets the address to a value between 001 and 255.

5.4 DISPLAY-SETTINGS
Press the OK key to open the system settings and press the rotary encoder to enter the settings for the display design. Here you can navigate with the V-SET and I-SET keys.
Digits Style: Selects the digits style between NORM, Seg1 and Seg2.
Custom Colors: Sets the preferred color for the respective value.

5.5 DATA STORAGE SETTINGS
Press the OK key to enter the system settings. Then press the rotary encoder twice to enter the data memory settings. Use the V-SET and I-SET keys to select the memory location that you want to edit. By pressing the rotary encoder, you can confirm the selected memory location to edit the desired settings. During editing, the V-SET and I-SET keys can be used to switch between the individual parameters.

5.6 SYSTEM INFORMATION
Press the OK key to enter the system settings. Then press the rotary encoder three times to call up the system information. Here, the model, the serial number and the installed firmware are available as information.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Our information and take-back obligations under the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG)

SYMBOL ON ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT:
This crossed-out trash can means that electrical and electronic equipment does not belong in the household trash. You must hand in the old equipment at a collection point.
Before dropping off, you must separate used batteries and accumulators that are not enclosed in the old device from the old device.

RETURN OPTIONS:
As an end user, when you purchase a new device, you can hand in your old device (which essentially fulfills the same function as the new one purchased from us) for disposal free of charge. Small appliances with no external dimensions larger than 25 cm can be returned in household quantities regardless of the purchase of a new appliance.

POSSIBILITY RETURN TO OUR COMPANY LOCATION DURING OPENING HOURS:
SIMAC Electronics GmbH, Pascalstr. 8, D-47506 Neukirchen-Vluyn

POSSIBILITY RETURN IN YOUR AREA:
We will send you a parcel stamp with which you can return the device to us free of charge. To do this, please contact us by e-mail at service@joy- it.net or by phone.

PACKAGING INFORMATION:
Please pack your old device securely for transport. If you do not have suitable packaging material or do not wish to use your own, please contact us and we will send you suitable packaging.

SUPPORT

We are also there for you after the purchase. If any questions remain or problems arise, we are also available to assist you via email, phone and ticket support system.

E-MAIL: service@joy-it.net
TICKET-SYSTEM: http://support.joy-it.net
Phone: +49 (0)2845 9360 – 50 (9:30 – 17:30)
For more information, visit our website: www.joy-it.net

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