User’s

Manual 761922-S1
Harmonic Measurement
Software
(IEC 61000-3-2 Compliant)

IM 761922-S01EE
2nd Edition
 Thank you for purchasing the Harmonic Measurement Software with a Power Supply
Control Function (761922-S1).
This user’s manual explains the features and operating procedures of the power supply
control function. To ensure correct use, please read this manual thoroughly before
operation.
Keep this manual in a safe place for quick reference.
For the handling precautions, features, and operating procedures of the Harmonic
Measurement Software (761922), see IM761922-06E.

Notes
• The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice as a result
of continuing improvements to the instrument's performance and functionality. The
figures given in this manual may differ from those that actually appear on your screen.
• Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy
of its contents. However, should you have any questions or find any errors, please
contact your nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.
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Revisions
November 2016 1st Edition
January 2018 2nd Edition

2nd Edition : January 2018 (YMI)

All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2016 Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation

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 Contents 1

Terms and Conditions of the Software License................................................................................. ii

2
Chapter 1 Features
1.1 Features............................................................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 PC System Requirements................................................................................................. 1-3
3
Chapter 2 System Configuration
2.1 System Configuration........................................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Connecting the WT to the PC and Starting the Software.................................................. 2-2

Chapter 3 Power Supply Functions

3.1 Power Supply Functions.................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Loading Power Supply Setting Information....................................................................... 3-2
3.3 Configuring a New Set of Power Supply to PC Communication Parameters (New
connection)........................................................................................................................ 3-3
3.4 Configuring the Power Supply........................................................................................... 3-5
3.5 Executing a Harmonic Measurement...............................................................................3-11
3.6 Printing Reports............................................................................................................... 3-16
3.7 Saving the Power Supply Setting Information................................................................. 3-17
3.8 Using the Help Feature................................................................................................... 3-18
3.9 Closing the Software....................................................................................................... 3-19

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Chapter 1 Features

1.1 Features 1

Features
This software (761922-S1) contains the following features in addition to the Harmonic 2
Measurement Software (761922).

• NF Corporation’s power supply (hereafter referred to as the NF power supply) control

3
Compatible Instruments
This software can be used with the following YOKOGAWA measuring instruments.
Product Model
WT3000 760301, 760302, 760303, 760304
WT3000E WT3001E, WT3002E, WT3003E, WT3004E

For the handling precautions, features, and operating procedures of the WT3000/
WT3000E, see the relevant user’s manuals.
This user’s manual (IM 761922-S01CE) describes the case when this software is used in
combination with a WT3000.

This software can be used with the following power supplies and reference impedance
networks (RINs) made by NF Corporation.

• ES series
Power Supply Reference Impedance Network (RIN)
ES2000S ES4152
ES2000U ES4153

• DP series
• Power Supply
DP□□□ □(E)3
1 2

1 Output capacity 015 (1.5 kVA) to 480 (48 kVA)

2 Output format S/SL: single-phase, D: single-phase three-wire, T: three-phase,
M: multi-phase
3 If you specify CEE7 (outlet for Europe), an “E” is appended to the model
(except for DP240S/DP360S/D420LS/DP480LS).

• Reference Impedance Network (RIN)

Model Capacity Wiring
DP4162 20A Single-phase two-wire
DP4163 20A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire,
three-phase three-wire, three-phase four-wire
DP4164 30A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire
DP4165 30A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire,
three-phase three-wire, three-phase four-wire
DP4166 50A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire
DP4167 50A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire,
three-phase three-wire, three-phase four-wire
DP4168 75A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire
DP4169 75A Single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire,
three-phase three-wire, three-phase four-wire

DP4164 to DP4169 are displayed on the software as follows:

• Single-phase: DP4162
• Three-phase: DP4163

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1.1 Features

Power Supply Control Function

Power Supply Configuration
From the dialog box of this software, you can turn the power supply output on and off and
set various parameters, such as voltage and frequency.

Power Supply Quality Check Function

When the power supply output is turned on, this function checks the voltage, frequency,
total harmonic distortion of the voltage, and so on.

Saving and Loading Power Supply’s Setting Information

The power supply model and setting information can be saved to a file. And setting
information saved in a file can be loaded into the software. Further, when online, the
power supply settings can be loaded from the power supply into the software.

Inclusion of the Power Supply Name in Reports

The name of the power supply used in testing is included in harmonic measurement
reports.

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 1.2 PC System Requirements 1

Features
For the PC system requirements of this software, see section 1.2 in the 761922 2
Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E. However, the Ethernet
requirement of the communication board is as follows:

Ethernet 3
GP-IB or Ethernet can be used for communicating with the WT3000. Using Ethernet
requires a 100BASE-TX Ethernet port. Communication with the NF power supply is only
possible through GP-IB.

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Chapter 2 System Configuration

2.1 System Configuration 1

Power supply 2
device RIN

System Configuration
Power analyzer EUT
WT3000
Power 3
supply

Control and feedback

GP-IB GP-IB or Ethernet

PC Printer

To increase the power supply capacity, you need to connect a booster to the power
supply unit.
For a three-phase power supply, you add a slave to the master power supply.
For details on how to connect the cables of each device, see the user’s manual for the
device.
Depending on the harmonics standard, a RIN may not be used. For details, check the
relevant standard.

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 2.2 Connecting the WT to the PC and Starting the
Software
Connecting the WT to the PC and Installing the Software
See sections 2.1 to 2.4 in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual
IM761922-06E.

Starting the Software

Start the software according to section 3.1 in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement
Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E. Also, note the following:

• If you are using the ES2000U, set the single-phase/three-phase slide switch
appropriately before starting the software.

• If you are using the multi-phase model of the DP series power supply, set the phase
mode switch appropriately before starting the software.

1Φ2W
1Φ3W
3Φ4W

To connect using the same settings as the last time, select “Same Condition as Last
Execution” in the software startup connection conditions.
When you start the software for the first time, default settings according to the power
supply type described in section 3.4 are used.

Note
If you manually change the power supply settings, such as the voltage range and output
voltage, after starting or closing the software, those settings are not reflected, and the settings
of connection condition (default, loaded conditions, or conditions used the last time) are used.
In such a case, check or change the power supply settings on the software before turning the
output on.

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Chapter 3 Power Supply Functions

3.1 Power Supply Functions 1

Icon Function Power Supply Function 2

Start None

3
Open Load power supply model and setting information from a file.

Power Supply Functions

Connect Establish a connection between the PC and power supply using
the GP-IB interface.

Setting Set various power supply parameters, such as voltage and

frequency.

Test • Turn the power output on and off.

• When the power output is turned on, this function checks the
voltage, frequency, total harmonic distortion of the voltage, and
so on. (Power supply quality check function)

Analyze None

Print The name of the power supply used in testing is included in

harmonic measurement reports.

Save Save the power supply model and setting information to a file.

Close When you close the software, the power is turned off,
regardless of whether the power is on or off.

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 3.2 Loading Power Supply Setting Information

Power supply setting information is saved in .ini files. Load the setting information
according to the procedure in section 5.1, “Loading Setting Information and Measured
Data” in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E. An
.ini file contains the following power supply parameters.

• Power supply model

• Power supply ROM version
• Wiring system
• Voltage range
• Voltage limit
• Rated voltage (phase)
• Rated frequency
• Impedance1
• Setting mode (basic/advanced)
• Power supply quality check availability
• Phase voltage/line voltage
• GP-IB address of the power supply
• Reference impedance network (RIN) usage

1 This information is saved regardless of whether reference impedance network (RIN)

connection is present.

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 3.3 Configuring a New Set of Power Supply to PC 1
Communication Parameters (New connection)
Procedure 2
1. Click in the menu area. The detailed connection menu appears.

Power Supply Functions

Power supply connection
Configure the connection to
the NF power supply.

Configuring the Connection to the Power Supply

2. For NF Power Connection, select Use or Not Used.
3. If you select Use, select the GP-IB address of the target power supply.

Note
• GP-IB address 0 is reserved for the PC, so you cannot select it.
• To control the WT3000 and NF power supply using GP-IB, set different addresses for each.
If the addresses overlap, an error dialog box will appear.

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3.3. Configuring a New Set of Power Supply to PC Communication Parameters (New connection)

Explanation
Configuring the Connection to the Power Supply
Select the GP-IB address of the target power supply.
Selectable range: 1 to 30

Connection Condition and Connection Status Display

The connection conditions on the detailed menu and the current connection status are
shown in the setting and display area.

• When Disconnected (offline)

Illustration of both the ES series power supply and DP series power supply is shown.

Connection condition
ES series DP series

Disconnected
(Offline)

• When Connected (online)

Illustration of either the ES series power supply and DP series power supply,
whichever is connected, is shown.

• When connected to an ES series power supply • When connected to a DP series power supply

Connection
state
(Online)

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 3.4 Configuring the Power Supply 1

Procedure 2
1. Click in the menu area. The detailed setting menu appears.

Power Supply Functions

Wiring system
Only the selectable items become
available depending on the type of
connected NF power supply.

Select the power frequency.

Power Frequency
1. Select the power frequency.

Various Power Supply Settings

1. In the setting and display area, select the NF Power Supply tab. An NF power
supply setting dialog box appears.

2. Click the basic settings or advanced settings button.

3. Specify the settings.

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3.4 Configuring the Power Supply

In basic setting mode, the following dialog box appears.

In basic setting mode, when you set the wiring system, these boxes are set automatically.
For details, see the next page.
To view or change these settings, select advanced setting mode.

Select this check box to check the power supply quality

before measurement.
For details on the power supply quality check, see section 3.5.

Select this check box to prohibit changes to the settings

when the power output is on.

Power supply and reference impedance network (RIN) information

Wiring system The power supply and RIN model are obtained automatically
and displayed.*

Illustration of the setting information

Rated frequency
Select 50 Hz or 60 Hz from the drop-down list.
If you click the box, you can set the frequency in the range of 45.00 to 66.00.
You can select values that have been entered recently from the drop-down list.

* If any of the models from DP4164 to DP4169 is connected for the RIN, the software
displays it as follows:
• Single-phase: DP4162
• Three-phase: DP4163

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Wiring system 1
Depending on the type of power supply that is connected, the selectable wiring systems
are as follows. In addition, voltage range and other parameters are set to the following
values.
2
When an ES2000S (Single-Phase Model) Is Connected
Wiring System Voltage Voltage Phase Voltage/ Rated Use RIN Impedance
Range Limit Line Voltage Voltage
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 230.0 Selected DEFEAT 3
230 V device None
Single-phase two-wire 100 150.0 Phase voltage 100.0 Selected DEFEAT

Power Supply Functions

100 V device (JIS) None
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 200.0 Selected DEFEAT
200 V device (JIS) None

When an ES2000U (Three-Phase Model) Is Connected with the Slide Switch Set to
Single-Phase Mode
Wiring System Voltage Voltage Phase Voltage/ Rated Use RIN Impedance
Range Limit Line Voltage Voltage
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 230.0 Selected DEFEAT
230 V device None
Single-phase two-wire 100 150.0 Phase voltage 100.0 Selected DEFEAT
100 V device (JIS) None
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 200.0 Selected DEFEAT
200 V device (JIS) None

When an ES2000U (three-phase model) Is Connected with the Slide Switch Set to
Three-Phase Mode
Wiring System Voltage Voltage Phase Voltage/ Rated Use RIN Impedance
Range Limit Line Voltage Voltage
Three-phase four-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 230.9 Selected DEFEAT
400 V device None
Three-phase three-wire 100 150.0 Line Voltage 200.0 Selected DEFEAT
200 V device (JIS) None
Single-phase three-wire 100 150.0 Phase voltage 100.0 Selected DEFEAT
100 V/200 V device (JIS) None

When a DP Power Supply Single-Phase Model Is Connected or Multi-Phase Model

with the Phase Mode Set to Single-Phase Two-Wire Output
Wiring System Voltage Voltage Phase Voltage/ Rated Use RIN Impedance
Range Limit Line Voltage Voltage
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 230.0 1
DEFEAT
230 V device
Single-phase two-wire 100 150.0 Phase voltage 100.0 1
DEFEAT
100 V device (JIS)
Single-phase two-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 200.0 1
DEFEAT
200 V device (JIS)

When a DP Power Supply Multi-Phase Model Is Connected or Multi-Phase Model

with the Phase Mode Not Set to Single-Phase Two-Wire Output
Wiring System Voltage Voltage Phase Voltage/ Rated Use RIN Impedance
Range Limit Line Voltage Voltage
Three-phase four-wire 200 300.0 Phase voltage 230.9 1
DEFEAT
400 V device
Three-phase three-wire 100 150.0 Line Voltage 200.0 1
DEFEAT
200 V device (JIS)
Single-phase three-wire 100 150.0 Phase voltage 100.0 1
DEFEAT
100 V/200 V device (JIS)
1 When a RIN is connected: Selected
When a RIN is not connected: Not selected

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3.4 Configuring the Power Supply

In advanced setting mode, the following dialog box appears.

Voltage Range
Select 100 V or 200 V. The range of values that you can set for the rated voltage and
voltage limit is displayed.

Voltage Limit
You can select the following values from the drop-down list for the voltage limit depending
on the voltage range.
Voltage Range Voltage Limit
100 V 150.0 V
200 V 300.0 V

By clicking the box, you can set the value down to the first decimal place within the range
shown in the Voltage Range box.

Output Voltage Setting

Set the output voltage to Phase Voltage or Line Voltage.

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Rated Voltage 1
You can select the following values from the drop-down list for the rated voltage output
depending on the Phase Voltage/Line Voltage setting and voltage range.
Phase voltage/line voltage
Phase voltage Line Voltage 2
Voltage Range 100 V 100.0 V or 115.0 V 200.0 V or 230.0 V
200 V 200.0 V or 230.0 V 200.0 V or 400.0 V

By clicking the box, you can set the value down to the first decimal place within the range
3
shown in the Voltage Range box.

Power Supply Functions

If the phase voltage of the rated voltage exceeds the value in the voltage limit table, the
following values are set depending on the power supply type and voltage range.
Voltage limit: The value in the voltage limit table
Phase voltage/line voltage: Phase voltage
Rated voltage: Same value as the voltage range

Note
If the rated voltage is set using a line voltage, the line voltage is converted into phase voltage
according to the wiring system and compared to the value in the voltage limit table.

Impedance
If you select the “Reference Impedance Network (RIN) is used” check box, you can set
the following impedances according to the connected RIN. If you do not select the check
box, DEFEAT appears in the box.

When an ES4152 is connected

Or when the RIN under Connection Information in the upper right of the tab
sheet is DP4162*
• DEFEAT
• 100 V
• 200 V
• 230 V

When an ES4153 is connected

Or when the RIN under Connection Information in the upper right of the tab
sheet is set to DP4163*
• DEFEAT
• JPN 1φ
• JPN 3φ
• EU 1φ/3φ

* For the connection information when any of the models from DP4164 to DP4169 is
connected for the RIN, see page 3-6.

If the RIN for the DP series power supply is not connected, you cannot select the
“Reference Impedance Network (RIN) is used” check box. Consequently, you cannot
change the impedance setting.

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Defaults
The settings are reset to the following conditions (default values).
Setting mode: basic
Wiring System
The wiring system is set as follows according to the connected power supply.
• When an ES2000S (single-phase model) is connected
For 1P2W 230 V, 50 Hz Device
• When an ES2000U (three-phase model) is connected with the slide switch set to
single-phase mode
For 1P2W 230 V, 50 Hz Device
• When an ES2000U (three-phase model) is connected with the slide switch set to
three-phase mode
For 3P4W 400 V, 50 Hz Device
• When a DP series power supply single-phase model is connected or multi-phase
model with the phase mode set to single-phase two-wire output
For 1P2W 230 V Device
• When a DP series power supply multi-phase model is connected or multi-phase
model with the phase mode not set to single-phase two-wire output
For 3P4W 400 V Device
Voltage ranges: As shown in the table on page 3-7 according to the
connected power supply and wiring system.
Voltage limit: As shown in the table on page 3-7 according to the
connected power supply and wiring system.
Phase voltage/line voltage: As shown in the table on page 3-7 according to the
connected power supply and wiring system.
Rated voltage: As shown in the table on page 3-7 according to the
connected power supply and wiring system.
Rated frequency: 50 Hz
The power supply quality is checked before compliance test: Selected
Reference Impedance Network (RIN) is used
• When an ES2000S or ES2000U is connected: Not selected
• When a DP series power supply is connected
• When DP series RIN is connected: Selected
• When DP series RIN is not connected: Not selected
Impedance: DEFEAT

Settings at Startup
The above settings when the software is started are set as follows depending on the
connection conditions.

Connection Condition Setting

New connection Default values
Same conditions as those of the loaded file Settings of the loaded file
Same conditions as the last time Settings used the last time

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Procedure 2
1. Click in the menu area. The detailed measurement menu appears.

Power Supply Functions

Turn on the power supply to the EUT.

Turn off the power supply to the EUT.

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Turning the Power Output On and Off

To turn the power output on or off, click Power On or Power Off in the detailed menu
area.

Whether the Power On, Power Off, and measurement start/stop buttons are enabled or
disabled in each of the software states are as follows:

Harmonic Measurement
Software State Power Power On Power Off Measurement Start/Stop
Supply State
Before measurement Power On Disabled Enabled Measurement start
initialization
(Reset) Power Off Enabled Disabled Disabled
Measuring Power On Disabled Disabled Measurement stop
(Start)
Measurement complete Power On Disabled Enabled Measurement start
(Complete) Power Off Enabled Disabled Disabled

WT3000 states are indicated in parentheses.

Note
• If the software is in the Power On state and the software is switched from online to offline,
the software switches to the Power Off state.
• If the software is switched from offline to online, the software is set to the Power Off state
regardless of whether the software is in the Power On or Power Off state.
• When the software is closed, the software is set to the Power Off state regardless of
whether the software is in the Power On or Power Off state.

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Power Supply Quality Check 1

If the “The power supply quality is checked before compliance test” check box in the
power supply setting dialog box is selected, the power supply quality is checked before
the power output is turned on.
2
Note
If the /G6 option is not installed in the WT3000, the power supply quality cannot be checked.

Power Supply Functions

The following items are checked.

• Measurement time 200 ms
• Power supply judgment conditions
Rated voltage1 Within ±2.0%
Nominal frequency2 Within ±0.5%
• Relative harmonic content of output voltage U at no load
3rd 0.9%
5th 0.4%
7th 0.3%
9th 0.2%
Even harmonics between 2nd and 10th 0.2%
Odd harmonics between 11th and 40th 0.1%

1 For the rated voltage, the rated voltage value in the power supply setting dialog box and the
measured voltage (rms) are compared.
2 For the nominal frequency, the rated frequency value in the power supply setting dialog box
and the measured value are compared.

If no problems are found in the power supply quality, a power output confirmation
message appears.

If problems are found in the power supply quality, an error message appears. The item
that resulted in error is displayed.

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3.5 Executing a Harmonic Measurement

Starting a Harmonic Measurement

Start harmonic measurement according to section 8.1 (test preview) or 8.7 (compliance
test) in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E.

Voltage Range Validity Check

When a compliance test is started, the software checks whether the NF power supply,
WT3000, and Harmonic Measurement Software are configured as shown in the following
table.
• Check items when the NF Power Connection is set to Use in the NF power supply
communication setting dialog box (section 3.3)
Wiring System NF Power Supply WT3000 Limit
Setting Dialog Box Voltage Range1 Conversion
Rated Rated (For JIS)
Voltage frequency
Single-phase two-wire 220 to 240 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 300 V ―――
230 V device CF6: 300 V
Three-phase four-wire 220 to 240 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 300 V to 600 V ―――
400 V device CF6: 300 V to 500 V
Single-phase two-wire 100 to 115 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 100 V to 150 V 100 to 115 V
100 V device (JIS) CF6: 150 V
Single-phase two-wire 200 to 230 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 300 V 200 to 230 V
200 V device (JIS) CF6: 300 V
Three-phase three-wire 110 to 120 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 300 V 190 to 210 V
200 V device (JIS) CF6: 300 V
Single-phase three-wire 100 to 115 V 45 to 66 Hz CF3: 100 V to 300 V 100 to 230 V
100 V/200 V device (JIS) CF6: 150 V to 300 V
1 “CF3” in the table indicates that the crest factor is set to 3.

• If the NF Power Connection is set to Not Used in the NF power supply communication
setting dialog box (section 3.3), the following items in the table above are checked.
• WT3000 voltage range
• Limit Conversion (For JIS)

If the settings are different from those in the table, an error message will appear. The
item that resulted in error is displayed.

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Measured Element 1
The measured element is determined by the WT3000 measurement target (Object)
setting.1

1 See section 7.2 in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-
06E.
2
For example, even when a three-phase power supply is being measured, if the WT3000
measurement target (Object) is set only to Element 1, only input element 1 will be
measured. 3
Also, when a single-phase power supply is being measured, if the WT3000 measurement

Power Supply Functions

target (Object) is set to Element 1 and 2, input element 2 (which is not receiving any
signal) will also be measured, and the total judgment may indicate Fail.

Power Supply Error Check during Measurement

This software checks whether an error is occurring in the power supply during
measurement. If an error is found, an error message appears. For example, if an
overload occurs, the following error message will appear.

Note
The power output remains on even if the harmonic measurement is ended or aborted. (It is not
automatically turned off.)

Data Acquisition Error Check during Measurement

If harmonic measurement data cannot be acquired consecutively, the following error
message will appear.

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 3.6 Printing Reports

You can print reports by following the procedure in section 10.4 in the 761922 Harmonic
Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E.
If the NF Power Connection is set to Use in the NF power supply communication setting
dialog box (section 3.3), the following items are included in the report.
• Power: The type of power supply and reference impedance network (RIN)1
• Impedance: Reference impedance network (RIN) setting1

1 This is displayed if you select the “Reference Impedance Network (RIN) is used” check box in
the power supply setting dialog box.

Report printout example

Power supply information

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Power supply setting information is saved in .ini files. Save the setting information 2
according to the procedure in section 11.1, “Saving Setting Information and Measured
Data” in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E.

The following power supply parameters are included in .ini files.

• Power supply model
3
• Power supply ROM version

Power Supply Functions

• Wiring system1
• Voltage range1
• Voltage limit1
• Rated voltage (phase)1
• Rated frequency1
• Impedance*1*2
• Setting mode (basic/advanced)1
• Power supply quality check availability1
• Phase voltage/line voltage1
• GP-IB address of the power supply
• Reference impedance network (RIN) usage1

1 Set in the NF power supply dialog box in section 3.4

2 This information is saved regardless of whether reference impedance network (RIN)
connection is present.

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 3.8 Using the Help Feature

Follow the procedure in section 12.3 in the 761922 Harmonic Measurement Software
User’s Manual IM761922-06E. The following PDF document will open.

761922 Harmonic Measurement Software

User’s Manual IM761922-06E

User’s manual of the NF power supply control functions

IM761922-S01EE (this manual)

WT3000E user’s manuals

Obtaining the Latest User's Manual and Alteration Notices

Download the user’s manual and alteration notices for the software from the YOKOGAWA
manual download webpage. Change the file name of the manual or alternation notice to
that shown below, and overwrite the existing files in the software installation folder.
Latest User’s Manual or Alteration Notice File Name
Document explaining the NF power supply control functions IM761922-S01EE.pdf
IM761922-S01EE (this manual)
Alteration notice for this manual Alterations-S01EE.pdf

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Close the software according to the procedure in section 4.2 in the 761922 Harmonic
Measurement Software User’s Manual IM761922-06E. When you close the software, the
2
power is turned off, regardless of whether the power is on or off.

Power Supply Functions

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