Manual

EPS-600

PFD: The Power Failure Detection feature will save the time, voltage and current settings in

the event of a power outage and automatically continue the run when the power is restored.

To alert the user that a power failure occurred during the run, the error message “E6” flashes

at the end of the run instead of the usual “OFF” message. The “E6” error message means

that despite the power outage, the power supply successfully supplied the programmed

voltage and current for the entire length of time that was programmed. The time shown at

the end of the run is the time the gel ran since power was restored, not the total time of the

run. The default settings for Power Failure Detection are:

Run Time Setting PFD Code

Timed Run 1 – 1440 minutes ON PF1

Continuous run 0 OFF PF0

The Power Failure Detection feature can be deactivated during a timed run.

! Press the MODE button to move the indicator light under clock symbol.

! Press the UP and DOWN buttons to enter in the run time in minutes.

! Press both the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time. The display will briefly

show “PF0”, indicating that the PFD mode is disabled.

! Press both the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time again. The display will

show “PF1”, indicating that the PFD mode is enabled.

8. Start the run: Press the RUN button. The green LED light above the RUN button indicates

that voltage and current are being applied to the output jacks. The green LED light above the

CONST button indicates which parameter (V or mA) is limiting. The LED display shows the

numerical value of the actual V or mA output, or the time (Press the MODE button to toggle

between the values). The timer will count up in the case of a continuous run and count down

if the timer was set for a specific timed duration.

9. Stop the run: A timed run will automatically stop with a warning beep as described above.

In the case of a continuous run, press RUN button to terminate the run (The green LED light

above the RUN button will turn off indicating that the voltage and current which was being

applied to the output jacks were stopped.). The display reads “OFF”. To reset the power

supply press any button except the RUN button.