ET5406a+ET5407a+-DC-LOAD-User-Manual-

ET5406A+/ET5407A+SingleChannel
Programmable DC Electronic Load

User Manual
Hangzhou Zhongchuang Electron Co., Ltd

Zhejiang EastTester Measurement&Control Technology Co.,Ltd
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Product Basic Function
ET5406A+/ET5407A+ programmable DC electronic load provides 1mV/10mV,
1mA/10mA high resolution and precision with superior performance. It is equipped with 9 common
modes and complete test functions, which can be widely used in charger, switching power supply,
linear power supply, battery and other production line testing.
Key Features:
 User-friendly Design:
 It adopts LCD screen with adjustable backlight;
 The operation process is simple and convenient, and with visual interface display system, it
is easy to get started.
 Key lock function to prevent misoperation;
 High-performance load:
 It provides CC, CV, CR, CP as basic measurement mode
 It provides professional battery test;
 The Tran test mode can test the dynamic output performance of the power supply;
 The scan test mode can test the continuity of power output within a certain range
 The list test mode can simulate a variety of loading status changes;
 The short circuit test can be used to simulate load short circuit;
 Support external trigger input;
 Built-in buzzer alarm;
 Maintain data storage in case of power failure;
 Remote operation via USB, RS-232 (optional) or 485 (optional) interfaces;
 Multiple safety protection:
 It provides overcurrent, overvoltage, overpower, over temperature protection. The overvoltage
and overcurrent parameters can be set flexibly, so as to effectively protect the load;
 It has intelligent fan speed control function, which can effectively reduce the fan noise when it is
working.
 With input polarity reverse prompt;
General technical specifications:

 Power supply voltage: 100Vac±10%~240Vac±10%，50/60Hz
 Display: LCD screen with adjustable backlight
 Operating temperature: 0℃ to 40℃
 Storage temperature: -10℃ to 70℃
 Relative humidity: < 80%
 Interface: standard USB, optional RS232(or 485)
 Size：75mm×155mm×240mm（W×H×D）
Standard accessories:
 Three-core power cord * 1
 Power fuse * 2
 User manual *
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Catalog
Product Basic Function ..................................................................................... 错误！未定义书签。
1. Quick Start .................................................................................................. 错误！未定义书签。
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2.5.12. RS485 Address ...................................................................................................... 10
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3.2. Constant Voltage（CV） ................................................................................................... 14
3.3. Constant Power（CP） ..................................................................................................... 14
3.4. Constant Resistance（CR） .............................................................................................. 14
4. Dynamic Test Operation（DYNA） .............................................................................................. 15
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6. SCAN Test Operation（SCAN） .................................................................................................... 21
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8. SHORT Circuit Test Operation（SHORT） .................................................................................... 29
9. Protection/Prompt Feature .......................................................................................................... 29
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Appendix ........................................................................................................................................... 29
Technical Index ..................................................................................................................................30
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ET5406A+/ET5407A+ Programmable DC Electronic Load - User Manual
1. Quick Start
1.1. Front Panel LCD Display

The segment codes on the front panel are displayed below:
Fig. 1-1-1 Complete Segment Code Display
1.2. Buttons on the Front Panel
Fig. 1-2-1 Button Diagram

Button Descriptions
Below the display screen, there are 12 regular function buttons and 4 shortcut buttons, with
the following specific operational functions.
Regular Function Buttons
◄: Cursor Left button; and Delete button within the Historical Record Recall Interface;
►: Cursor Right button; and Recall button within the Historical Record Recall Interface;
▲: Cursor Up button or Increment button;
▼: Cursor Down button or Decrement button;
ESC: Return button that is used to exit editing state or system setting state and return to the
main display measurement interface;
ENT: OK button that is used to enter parameter settings for the current mode and confirm
settings;
When the channel is active and parameters are being edited in CC/CV/CP/CR modes, it
can be used to switch the display of voltage measurement values and current measurement
values.
MODE: Mode Selection button that is used to enter the mode selection interface to choose
one of the nine operation modes. This button is disabled within the system parameter setting
interface;
MENU: System Menu button that is functional when the channel is closed and allows entry
into system parameter settings;
SET: Parameter Setting button. In CC/CV/CP/CR modes, users can press this button to
quickly enter the current/voltage/power/resistance value editing page. In other modes, it functions
identically to the ENT button. This button is disabled in the system parameter setting interface;
CH: Channel Switching button, not activated;
TRIG: Trigger Key, functional in DYNA dynamic mode and LIST list mode. When the
channel is active, each press generates a manual trigger signal. This button is disabled in the
system parameter setting interface;
ON: Channel On/Off button, which is used to activate or deactivate the channel. This button
is disabled in the system parameter setting interface;
Shortcuts
CC: CC Mode Shortcut, which switches to CC mode when pressed. This button is disabled in
the system parameter setting interface;
CV: CV Mode Shortcut, which switches to CV mode when pressed. This button is disabled in
the system parameter setting interface;
I_R: Current Range Shortcut. When the channel is inactive, users can press this button to
switch between high and low current ranges. This button is disabled in the system parameter
setting interface;
V_R: Voltage Range Shortcut. When the channel is inactive, users can press this button to
switch between high and low voltage ranges. This button is disabled in the system parameter
setting interface;
2. Functional Operations
To ensure stable and safe operation of the load and the power source to be tested, before
testing the power source with the load, it is necessary to power on the load, properly connect the
positive (red) and negative (black) terminals between the load and the power source, activate
the output of the power source, and then press the ON button to activate the load channel.
Note!!! There must be a positive voltage between the red and black terminals. Any
negative voltage input will prompt a reverse connection notification.
Reverse connection may result in damage to the instrument itself or the tested power
source.
Note!!! Do not apply voltage to the input terminals until the instrument is powered on.
When the instrument is powered on, the input terminals will undergo a 2-millisecond
short-circuit self-check. Please wait until the instrument is powered on before applying
voltage.
2.1. Mode Selection

Outside the system menu interface, press the [MODE] button to enter mode selection. Use
either the knob or the arrow buttons [▲▼◄►] to navigate and select the mode, with the
corresponding mode flashing. Press the [ENT] button to confirm the mode or press the [ESC]
button to exit mode selection.
CC and CV are the two fundamental operation modes. Users can press the [CC] button to
quickly switch to the CC mode, and press the [CV] button to quickly switch to the CV mode.
If the mode is switched when the channel is active, the channel output will be forcibly
disabled after the mode is changed.
There are a total of nine modes: CC (Constant Current Discharge), CV (Constant Voltage
Discharge), CP (Constant Power Discharge), CR (Constant Resistance Discharge), DYNA
(Dynamic Mode), LIST (List Test), SCAN (Scan Mode), BATT (Battery Mode), SHORT (Short
Circuit Mode).
Note: Although the segment code panel features the LED icon in the mode bar, this device does
not support an LED mode.
2.2. Range Switching

Both current and voltage come with high and low ranges.
In the low range mode, the current and voltage can only be set up to 3A and 20V. If higher
current or voltage is needed, users need to switch to the high range mode.
In the high range, 2 decimal places are displayed, whereas in the low range, 3 decimal places
are displayed.
Fig. 2-2-1 Decimal Places for High and Low Ranges
When the channel is inactive, the range can be switched.

Press the [I_R] button to quickly switch between high and low current ranges.
Press the [V_R] button to quickly switch between high and low voltage ranges.
Alternatively, press the [MENU] button to enter system settings. Choose I rAn (i.e., I Range
or current range) to switch current range and choose V rAn (i.e., V Range or voltage range) to
switch voltage range.
During the switching of voltage range, the voltage limit will be reset to the maximum value
allowed within the current range.
During the switching of current range, the current limit will be reset to the maximum value
allowed within the current range.
During the switching from the high range to the low range, any associated settings that
exceed the maximum value allowed within the low range will be capped at that maximum value.
2.3. Channel Switching

Press the [ON] button to activate or deactivate the channel.
When the channel is active, the "ON" character in the upper right corner of the interface will
be displayed.
Once the channel is enabled, if it remains in an open circuit state (i.e., an input voltage of 0 or
less than the startup voltage is detected, indicating that the load isn't functioning and remains in a
high resistance state), the "ON" indicator will flash, indicating that the channel is in informal
operation mode.
When the channel is disabled, the "ON" character in the upper right corner of the interface
will not be displayed.
2.4. Remote/Local Switching Operation

Upon receiving a SCPI command, the load will detect the end character '\n' of the SCPI
command and lock the buttons, with the LOCK icon displaying on the interface. At this point, all
buttons except for the [ENT] are disabled. Press the [ENT] button to switch from remote to local,
release the button lock status, and remove the LOCK icon.
2.5. System Setting Operation

When the channel is inactive, press the [MENU] button to enter the system menu interface on
which [▲▼◄►] arrow buttons, [ENT] and [ESC] can be used to adjust system settings, while
other buttons are disabled.
In the system menu interface, users can perform operations such as saving parameters,
recalling parameters, trigger source selection, starting voltage, turn-off voltage, buzzer, backlight
brightness, etc.
2.5.1. Saving Parameters

Within the system menu, the Save Parameter Interface is illustrated in Fig. 2-5-1-1. SavE
PArA Set represents Save Parameter Setting.
Fig. 2-5-1-1 Save Parameter Interface

Press the [ENT] button to enter the parameter saving state, as shown in Fig. 2-5-1-2. The file
name will be displayed in the second row and can be modified via the knob or cursor buttons. The
file number will be displayed in the third row and it indicates the current entry number.
Fig. 2-5-1-2 Data Saving and File Name Editing
In this state, press the [ESC] button to exit the file name editing state.
In this state, press the [ENT] button to complete a parameter saving process. The file name in
the second row can be edited and named repeatedly, while the file number in the third row is
unique. The system supports saving up to 1600 entries of parameter configuration.
Once the maximum capacity of 1600 entries is reached, the system will loop back, deleting
the oldest entry. Subsequently, all entries will be shifted forward by one slot, with the newest data
saved in the 1600th slot.
The saved parameters include parameters configurable in various operation modes, system
parameters in the system menu interface, and the current operation mode.
2.5.2. Load Parameters

Within the system menu, use the knob or cursor button to navigate to the Load Parameter
Interface, as shown in Fig. 2-5-2-1 below. LoAd PArA Set refers to Load Parameter Setting.
Fig. 2-5-2-1 Load Parameter Interface

Press the [ENT] button to enter the Load Parameter Interface.
If there are no saved records, it will display "nonE," indicating no data.
If there are any saved records, use the knob button or press the [▲▼] button to switch and
select a record.
Press the [ENT] or [►] button to load the selected record and return to the main display
interface.
Press the [◄] button to delete the current record. Press and hold the [◄] button to delete all
records.
2.5.3. Voltage Range

V rAn, there are two voltage ranges available. The high range, denoted as HIGH, displays
voltage values with two decimal places; the low range, denoted as LoW, displays voltage values
with three decimal places.
Within the non--system parameter setting interface, i.e., during operation mode, users can
also swiftly switch between the high and low voltage ranges using the [V_R] button when the
channel is inactive.
Fig. 2-5-3-1 High and Low Voltage Ranges
2.5.4. Current Range

I rAn, there are two current ranges available. The high range, denoted as HIGH, displays
current values with two decimal places; the low range, denoted as LoW, displays current values
with three decimal places.
Within the non--system parameter setting interface, i.e., during operation mode, users can
also swiftly switch between the high and low current ranges using the [I_R] button when the
channel is inactive.
Fig. 2-5-4-1 High and Low Current Ranges
2.5.5. Voltage/Current/Power Limits

If the measured transient voltage exceeds the voltage limit for 20ms, over voltage protection
will be triggered, and the "OV" and "LOCK" icons will be displayed on the interface, indicating
an Over Voltage condition, button lockout, and forcible channel deactivation.
If the measured transient current exceeds the current limit for 20ms, over current protection
will be triggered, and the "OC" and "LOCK" icons will be displayed on the interface, indicating an
Over Current condition, button lockout, and forcible channel deactivation. Users can press the
[ENT] button to release the abnormal state.
If the measured transient power exceeds the power limit for 20ms, over power protection will
be triggered, and the "OP" and "LOCK" icons will be displayed on the interface, indicating an
Over Power condition, button lockout, and forcible channel deactivation. Users can press the
[ENT] button to release the abnormal state.
The voltage, current and power limits can be defined in the system settings, as shown in Fig.
2-5-5-1 below.
Fig. 2-5-5-1 Voltage/Current/Power Limits

The current voltage and current ranges will also affect the setting range of the limits.
In addition to the system settings, users can also set the voltage/current/power limits in the
CC, CV, CP and CR modes.
2.5.6. Trigger Source Selection

The load features a trigger (trIG) function, which is primarily used in DYNA and LIST tests
to initiate the next conversion.
In DYNA and LIST test modes, once the channel is activated, a trigger signal will be
generated and will result in a single change in the operation state.
There are three types of trigger signals: External trigger, manual trigger, and software trigger.
Users can select one of the four trigger sources, namely, ALL, E tEr, MAnUA and SoFt, or
activate all of them.
Fig. 2-5-6-1 Trigger Source Settings

E tEr: The external trigger terminal at the back of the instrument detects a Negative Edge
with a low level lasting for more than 100ms, resulting in a trigger signal. For details, refer to
section 12.2 "Functions of Communication Ports and External Interfaces."
Note: Although it is displayed as "E tEr," it is spelled out as "External," and the 'x' character
is not displayed due to design reasons.
MAnUA: Press the [TRIG] button on the front panel to generate a trigger signal each time.
SoFt: It refers to triggering via the program-controlled command through the serial port.
Each time the "*TRG\n" is sent, a trigger signal is generated.
2.5.7. Starting Voltage and Turn-off Voltage

Starting voltage, i.e. v on or voltage on, refers to the voltage at which the channel can be
activated normally.
In the activated state, the channel will begin functioning only when the measured voltage
exceeds the starting voltage. Otherwise, it will be in an open-circuit state, with the "ON" icon
flashing.
Turn-off voltage, i.e. v oFF or voltage off, refers to the voltage at which the channel is
deactivated and disconnected.
In the activated state, if the measured voltage falls below the turn-off voltage, the channel
will be disconnected and switched to an open-circuit state, with the "ON" icon flashing.
Fig. 2-5-7-1 Starting Voltage and Turn-off Voltage
Note: Starting Voltage≥Turn-off Voltage. If the starting voltage cannot be reduced during settings,
please reduce the turn-off voltage first; if the turn-off voltage cannot be increased, please increase
the starting voltage first.
2.5.8. Start Settings

Start Settings, i.e. StArt can be used to set the dEFAU or LASt.
dEFAU: default, each time the instrument is started, all parameters will be configured to their
factory defaults.
LASt: last, each time the instrument is started, all parameters will be configured to settings
from the previous shutdown.
Fig. 2-5-8-1 Start Settings
Note: The channel is deactivated each time the instrument is restarted and the on/off status of
the channel will not be stored. Additionally, in battery mode, measurement parameters (Ah, Wh,
time) are continuously preserved in case of power loss, regardless of these settings.
2.5.9. Buzzer
The sound of the Buzzer (bEEP) can be turned on or off.
2-5-9-1 Buzzer Settings
2.5.10. Factory Reset

FACto is also called Factory reset. Upon pressing the [ENT] button, users will receive a
"SURE" prompt. Press the [ENT] button once more to confirm and proceed with the factory reset
to return all settings to their original factory defaults.
Fig. 2-5-10-1 Factory Reset

Note: After a factory reset, the "start settings" will return to default values (dEFAU). To
preserve parameter settings during power-off, users need to configure the "start settings" as LASt.
2.5.11. Backlight Brightness

Backlight Brightness (LIGHt) refers to the backlight brightness of segment codes. It ranges
from 0 to 10, with 0 indicating backlight off and 10 indicating maximum brightness.
Fig. 2-5-11-1 Backlight Brightness
2.5.12.RS485 Address
RS485 Address (485Ad or 485 Address) can be set from 0 to 31 and will function only when
the communication mode is set as 485.
0 represents the broadcast address. In 485 mode, all instruments will respond to address 0.
Addresses 1 to 31 represent specific addresses. In multi-485 communication, each device
must be assigned a unique address from 1 to 31.
Fig. 2-5-12-1 485 Address Setting
2.5.13. Baud Rate

Baud Rate (bUAd) can be set to 4800, 7200, 9600, 14400, 19200, 34800, 57600 or 115200.
Fig. 2-5-13-1 Baud Rate Setting
2.5.14. Communication Mode

Communication Mode (CoMMU or Communication) can be selected from USB, RS232 or
RS485.
USB is standard, while RS232 and RS485 are optional.
RS485 communication protocol requires the addition of the string "M@Sxxx" at the
beginning, whereas USB and RS232 do not. Refer to communication protocol details for more
information.
2-5-14-1 Communication Mode Setting

2.5.15. Qualification Test and Its Limit

Qualification Test (qUALI or quality) can be enabled or disabled.
2-5-15-1 Qualification Test Setting
When the Qualification Test is enabled, the channel is active, and the tested voltage, current
and power exceed the limits set for the test, the "OK" icon will flash, accompanied by a sounding
Buzzer. If the tested voltage, current and power are within the specified limits, the "OK" icon will
remain steady, and the Beep will remain silent.
When the Qualification Test is enabled, upper and lower limits for voltage, current, and
power can be edited.
Users can press the [ENT] button and use the arrow buttons and the knob to adjust the value.
2-5-15-2 Parameters Configurable When the Qualification Test Is Enabled
When the Qualification Test is disabled, these six values will appear as "NONE," indicating
that they cannot be edited.
2-5-15-3 When the Qualification Test Is Disabled, No Parameters Can Be Modified
2.5.16. System Information

System Information (InFo or Information) is for display only and cannot be edited. It shows
the current software version and serial number, with the software version displayed on the second
line and the serial number on the third line.
2-5-16-1 System Information
3. Basic Mode Operations

The electronic load features four basic operating modes:
Constant Current (CC), Constant Voltage (CV), Constant Resistance (CR), and Constant
Power (CP).
These four modes are considered the basic operation modes. After the channel is activated, all
parameters other than the turn-off delay time can be edited and take immediate effect.
3.1. Constant Current (CC)

In CC mode, the electronic load consumes a constant current, regardless of input voltage
changes.
3.1.1. Main Display Interface

As shown in Fig. 3-1-1-1, the Main Display Interface displays the measured voltage n the
first line, the measured current on the second line, and power on the third line. The "CC" on the
top right indicates the CC mode.
Fig. 3-1-1-1 Main Display Interface in CC Mode
3.1.2. Parameter Editing

Press the [ENT] button on the Main Display Interface to enter Parameter Editing interface.
Use the arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] or knob to select the parameter to be edited.
Press the [ENT] button to edit the selected parameter and use the arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►]
or knob to adjust the selected parameter.
In CC mode, the following five parameters can be edited.
Current Setting: Constant current to be consumed in CC mode.
Fig. 3-1-2-1 Editing and Setting Current
Turn-off Delay Value: After the channel is activated, a countdown begins, and the channel
will be deactivated when the countdown reaches zero.
Fig. 3-1-2-1 Editing Turn-off Delay Value

Current, Voltage and Power Limits: They are typically set to their maximum values. If
these maximum values are exceeded, the channel will be forcibly deactivated and the buttons will
be locked, with OC, OV and OP prompted.
Each time the voltage or current range is switched, the corresponding voltage or current
limits will be reset to their maximum values.
Fig. 3-1-4 Editing Current, Voltage and Power Limits
Press the [SET] button to quickly enter the current editing interface.
Press [ESC] repeatedly to exit the parameter editing state and return to the main display
interface.
3.1.3. Operation Status

Press the [ON] button to activate the channel. It will display the current measured values:
measured voltage on the first line, measured current on the second line, and measured power on
the third line.
Fig. 3-1-3-1 When the Channel Is Activated，the Measured Values Will Be Displayed
In CC, CV, CR and CP modes, when the channel is activated, parameters can also be edited.
When the channel is activated, users can edit current parameters, with the current values to be
edited displayed on the second line, measured voltage and current displayed alternatively on the
first line, and power value displayed on the third line, as shown in Fig. 3-1-3-2.
When editing current values, users can press the [ENT] button to constantly or alternatively
display the measured voltage or current on the first line.
Fig. 3-1-3-2 Editing Current Value When the Channel Is Activated in CC Mode
In terms of editing delay time, voltage limit, current limit and power limit when the channel
is activated, the parameters are displayed in a normal editing mode without showing the currently
measured voltage, current and power.
3.2. Constant Voltage (CV)

In CV mode, the electronic load will consume enough current to maintain the input voltage at
the set voltage value.
Fig. 3-2-1 Basic Display Interface When the Channel Is Activated in CV Mode
Basic button operations and interface switching and display are the same with those in CC
mode.
In CV mode, users can edit 5 parameters: setting voltage value, turn-off delay value, current,
voltage, and power limit.
Compared to CC mode, the only difference is that the setting value is changed into the
voltage value, while the other four values remain the same.
In CV mode, press the [SET] button on the main display interface to quickly enter the voltage
editing interface.
3.3. Constant Power (CP)

In constant power mode, the load consumes a constant power. When the input voltage
changes, the load will adjust the current accordingly to maintain power consumption at the set
power value.
Fig. 3-3-1 Basic Display Interface When the Channel Is Activated in CP Mode
Basic button operations and interface switching and display are the same with those in CC
mode.
In CP mode, users can edit 5 parameters: setting power value, turn-off delay value, current,
voltage, and power limit.
Compared to CC mode, the only difference is that the setting value is changed into the power
value, while the other four values remain the same.
In CP mode, press the [SET] button on the main display interface to quickly enter the power
editing interface.
3.4. Constant Resistance (CR)

In constant resistance mode, the load is held at a constant resistance. When the input voltage
changes, the load will adjust the current accordingly to maintain the load at the set resistance
value.
Fig. 3-4-1 Basic Display Interface When the Channel Is Activated in CR Mode
After the channel is activated, users can press the arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] to select
whether to display resistance and current alternately on the second line, or to display only current
or resistance.
Other basic button operations and interface switching and display are the same with those in
CC mode.
In CR mode, users can edit 5 parameters: setting resistance value, turn-off delay value,
current, voltage, and power limit.
Compared to CC mode, the only difference is that the setting value is changed into the
resistance value, while the other four values remain the same.
In CR mode, press the [SET] button on the main display interface to quickly enter the
resistance editing interface.
4. Dynamic Test Operation (DYNA)

Dynamic test operation allows for the repeated switching between two set currents or
voltages in the load, enabling the examination of the power source's dynamic characteristics.
Before initiating dynamic testing operation, it's necessary to configure the relevant parameters for
dynamic testing.
4.1. Main Display Interface

The main display interface in the dynamic mode displays voltage, current, and power.
Fig. 4-1-1 Main Display Interface in the Dynamic Mode
4.2. Parameter Editing

Parameters cannot be edited when the channel is activated and can only be edited when the
channel is deactivated.
Press the [ENT] button to enter the parameter setting interface, and select the parameter to be
edited using the knob or arrow buttons. After the selection, press the [ENT] button again to edit
the selected parameter. The following parameters can be edited.
After setting the parameters, press the [ESC] button repeatedly to return to the main display
interface.
Dynamic Mode: There are 3 modes, Cont (Continuous), PULS (Pulse) and trIG (Trigger).
Fig. 4-2-1 Dynamic Mode

Dynamic Load State: There are two kinds of load state, CC or CV, indicating either constant
current discharge or constant voltage
discharge.
Fig. 4-2-2 Dynamic Load State
Value A: Current value in CC load state, voltage value in CV load state.
Fig. 4-2-3 Value A in Different Kinds of Load State
Value B: Current value in CC load state, voltage value in CV load state.
Fig. 4-2-4 Value B in Different Kinds of Load State
Value A Pulse Width Time: Duration of value A.

Value B Pulse Width Time: Duration of value B.
Fig. 4-2-5 A and B Pulse Width Time
4.3. Operation State

After users press the [ON] button to activate the channel, it will exhibit different operation
behaviors based on the specified settings.
Continuous Mode (Cont): In this mode, after the test is initiated, the load can continuously
switch between values A and B.
Fig. 4-3-1 Continuous Mode
Pulse Mode (PULS): In this mode, after the test is initiated, the load switches from value A to
value B upon receiving each trigger signal. After maintaining value B for the pulse width time, it
reverts back to value A.
Fig. 4-3-2 Pulse Mode

Trigger Mode (trIG): In this mode, after the test is initiated, the load switches between values A
and B upon receiving each trigger signal. In this mode, pulse width settings will not take effect.
Fig. 4-3-3 Trigger Mode
5. LIST Test Operations

The LIST test feature streamlines the testing of the device under test across various load
conditions, promoting automation in production line testing. By pre-configuring the steps of the
LIST test, the testing procedures and parameters for the device under test can be organized into a
list and executed in sequence. Specific setting parameters include: defining the number of steps,
step mode, loop switch, load mode for each step, load magnitude, delay time, comparison switch,
upper limit, and lower limit.

When the channel is deactivated, it can display basic electrical parameters (voltage, current,
power), or the 10 list settings (excluding delay settings) or test results from the previous LIST
setting test. Use the arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] to switch between the displayed interfaces.
Fig. 5-1-1 Basic LIST Electrical Parameters and LIST Test Results
Refer to section 5.3 for details on the LIST settings interface.

When the channel is activated, voltage will be displayed on the first line, with current,
resistance or current LIST steps on the second line and power on the third line. Users can use the
arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] to select whether to display the parameters alternatively or to display a
specific parameter permanently on the second line.
Fig. 5-1-2 LIST Test When the Channel Is Activated

Parameters cannot be edited while the channel is activated; editing is only possible when the
Press the [ENT] button to enter the parameter setting interface and select parameters to be
edited by using the knob or arrow buttons. After the selection, press the [ENT] button again to edit
After setting parameters, press the [ESC] button repeatedly to return to the main display
interface.
Test Steps: Set the number of test items, ranging from 1 to 10.
5-2-1 Test Steps
Step Mode: Continuous/Trigger. Set the step mode for test items.
Continuous: Perform tasks sequentially and sustain the delay time in the current mode.
Trigger: Enter the next mode upon receiving a trigger signal.
5-2-2 Test Steps
Looping: Enabled/Disabled. Set whether the entire test will be performed repeatedly.
When the looping mode is disabled, operation starts from the mode 1. Upon the completion of
the final mode, the channel is automatically deactivated, thus concluding the operation.
When the looping mode is enabled, operation starts from mode 1 and, upon the completion of
the final mode, loops back to mode 1 to start over again.
5-2-3 Looping Mode

Modes: The following 6 modes are available.
CC (Constant Current), CV (Constant Voltage), CP (Constant Power), CR (Constant
Resistance), oPEn (Open Circuit) and SHort (Short Circuit).
5-2-4 Functional Modes

Setting Values: Correspond to the test setting values for the respective test items.
In CC mode, current can be set; in CV mode, voltage can be set; in CP mode, power can be
set; in CR mode, resistance can be set.
In oPEn or SHort mode, settings are unavailable, with nonE being displayed.
5-2-4 Setting Values in Different Modes

Note: When the mode is changed, the setting value will be limited to the maximum setting
within the current range. For instance, if the initial setting in CV mode is 100V, when the CV
mode is switched to the CC mode, the low current range will be capped at 3A, with the high
current range limited to the maximum current setting.
Delay: Runtime setting for this specific test item.
5-2-5 Settings in Different Modes
Comparison: Whether to compare the values from the current channel with the preset upper and
lower limits after the test is initiated. Users can choose OFF (disabled), CUrr (current), voLt
(voltage), PoWEr (power), and rES (resistance).
5-2-6 Comparison Value Mode

Upper Limit: The maximum allowable value for this test when [Comparison] is set to Current,
Voltage, Power or Resistance.
When [Comparison] is set to OFF, it becomes uneditable, with nonE being displayed.
5-2-7 Upper Limit for Comparison

Lower Limit: The minimum allowable value for this test when [Comparison] is set to Current,
Voltage, Power or Resistance.
When [Comparison] is set to OFF, it becomes uneditable, with nonE being displayed.
5-2-8 Lower Limit for Comparison
5.3. Operation Status

Press the [ON] button to activate the channel. Once the channel is activated, parameters
cannot be edited.
Operation commences from step 1 and proceeds to the specified steps. In Auto mode, after a
delay, it automatically moves to the next step. In Trigger mode, it requires a trigger signal to
proceed to the next step.
Once the final step is completed, if the looping mode is disabled, a round of LIST test comes
to an end; if the looping mode is enabled, the test restarts from step 1.
During the LIST test, the Qualification Test settings within the system settings will be
deactivated because within each step of the list, comparison values can be set, allowing for
qualification test for specific electrical parameters within the current step of the test. Additionally,
the test results at the end of each step can be recorded. There are three results: PASS, FAIL and
NONE. Test results can be viewed after the test is completed and the channel is deactivated.
5-3-1 Comparison Results
The effect of the comparison value is similar to that of the Qualification Test. If the value
falls within the specified range, the "OK" icon remains steady; if it exceeds the range, the "OK"
icon flashes and the Buzzer sounds.
6. Scan Test Operation (SCAN)

Scan Test enables the examination of the continuous operation status of the device under test
within a specified range, facilitating the capture of critical parameters such as protective current
and breakover voltage. Users can customize parameters including start and end points for scanning,
step size, step delay, threshold type and comparison type. Upon completion of the Scan Test, a
qualified or failed test result, along with the measured voltage and current from the most recent
255 points (less than or equal to 255 points) will be displayed.

When the channel is deactivated, this interface will display basic electrical parameters
(voltage, current and power), captured voltage/current/power, comparison status, and scanned
voltage/current from up to 255 points.
When the channel is activated, this interface will display basic electrical parameters (voltage,
current and power).
6-1-1 Basic Electrical Parameters

After setting the parameters, press the [ENT] button repeatedly to return to the main display
interface.
Scan Type: CC (Constant Current) / CV (Constant Voltage) / CP (Constant Power). Set the
continuous operation type of the device under test within a certain range.
6-2-1 Scan Type
For CC scan type, start value, end value, and step value are current values;
For CV scan type, start value, end value, and step value are voltage values;
For CP scan type, start value, end value, and step value are power values.
Start Value: The initial setting value for the scan.
6-2-2 Scan Start Value

End Value: The ending setting value for the scan.
6-2-3 Scan End Value

Step Size: Set the increased step value for each step between the scan start point and scan end
point.
6-2-4 Scan Step Value

Step Delay: Set the time taken for each step between the scan start point and the scan end point.
6-2-5 Scan Step Delay Value
Threshold Types: Minimum Voltage/Voltage Transition/ Drop.

Minimum Voltage: MIn. When the voltage of the load during operation is less than the
threshold setting value of the minimum voltage, the voltage, current, and power values of the
load will be captured, and displayed on the measurement display interface;
Voltage Transition: dELtA. When the amplitude of voltage transition during operation
exceeds the threshold setting value, the voltage, current, and power values of the load will be
captured, and displayed on the measurement display interface;
Drop: droP. When the voltage suddenly drops significantly close to 0 during operation, i.e.,
the previous scan value, the voltage, current, and power values of the load will be captured,
and displayed on the measurement display interface.
6-2-6 Scan Threshold Types (Minimum Voltage, Voltage Transition and Drop)
Comparison types: During the scanning process, comparisons can be configured for current
(CUrr), voltage (voLt), power (PoWEr), or none (nonE).
After the parameters for comparison are selected, whether the measured value exceeds the upper
or lower limits will be examined during the scanning process. If so, the result will display as
"FAIL"; otherwise, it will indicate "PASS".
6-2-7 Scan Comparison Types (Minimum Voltage, Voltage Transition and Drop)
Note: The comparison feature only yields resultant values upon the completion of the scan.
Throughout the scanning process, the comparison feature will not trigger the display of the "OK"
icon or the activation of the Buzzer.
Upper Limit for Comparison: It refers to the upper limit corresponding to the comparison type.
The display varies according to different comparison types.
6-2-8 Upper Limit for Scan Comparison
Lower Limit for Comparison: It refers to the lower limit corresponding to the comparison type.
The display varies according to different comparison types.
6-2-9 Lower Limit for Scan Comparison

Press the [ON] button to activate the channel, and it will operate according to the setting
values. It starts from the initial setting value and progresses through the changes in the step size at
specified intervals of the step delay until reaching the end value. After the scan is completed, the
channel will be automatically deactivated.

After completing the test, users can select and observe various results from the scan using the
knob or arrow buttons.
If the threshold detection is triggered during the scanning process, the captured voltage,
current, and power values can also be viewed.
6-3-1 Captured Values of the Voltage Threshold

The Scan Test also comes with the comparison setting and the output of the comparison
results.
6-3-2 Comparison Results

During scanning, voltage and current data can be recorded. The total number of recorded data
points is limited to 255 or fewer. If the total number of scanned points exceeds 255, only the most
recent 255 data points can be observed.
6-3-3 Data Recorded from the Scan
7. Battery Test Operation (BATT)

The battery test feature is commonly used to detect battery discharge performance. The
electronic load can operate in constant current or constant resistance mode, and the available
cut-off conditions for load operation include voltage, operation time, discharge capacity, and
discharge energy. Upon being activated, the load will automatically begin to measure the battery's
discharge capacity and discharge energy, which will be displayed on the measurement display
interface.

When the channel is deactivated, users can use the knob and arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] to
switch the display among basic electrical parameters (voltage, current, power), ampere-hour,
watt-hour, and the time of the last battery measurement.
Fig. 7-1-1 Basic Electrical Parameters
Fig. 7-1-2 Capacity AH and Energy WH Recorded from Last Measurement
The recording time consists of hours on the first line, minutes on the second line and
seconds on the third line.
Fig. 7-1-3 Time Value from Last Record

When the channel is activated, users can use the knob and arrow buttons [▲ ▼◄ ►] to
switch the display among basic electrical parameters (voltage, current, power), ampere-hour,
watt-hour, the time of the last battery measurement and the resistance value.
Fig. 7-1-4 Display of Various Parameters When the Channel Is Activated
Fig. 7-1-5 Display of Resistance Value


After setting the parameters, press the [ENT] button repeatedly to return to the main display
interface.
Discharge Modes: In Battery mode, there are two discharge modes, CC (constant current
discharge) or Cr (constant resistance discharge).
Fig. 7-2-1 Discharge Modes

Cut-off Conditions: In Battery mode, there are four cut-off conditions, voltage (voLt), time
(tIME), capacity (AH) and energy (WH).
Fig. 7-2-2 Cut-off Conditions

Cut-off Enable:
In the constant current (CC) discharge mode with voltage (voLt) as the cut-off condition,
users can select settings from 1 to 3, adjusting the discharge current and cut-off voltage within this
range.
In other scenarios, the setting is limited to 1.
Fig. 7-2-3 Cut-off Enable

Discharge Setting Value: In the CC discharge mode, it is set to current; in the Cr discharge mode,
it is set to resistance.
Fig. 7-2-4 Discharge Setting Value

In the CC discharge mode with voLt as the cut-off condition, the number of discharge setting
values that can be configured is equal to the cut-off enable value.
Cut-off Voltage: Set the cut-off value when voltage is selected as the cut-off condition.
In the CC discharge mode with voLt as the cut-off condition, the number of cut-off voltage
values that can be configured is equal to the cut-off enable value.
For example, if the cut-off enable is set to 3, there are 3 cut-off voltage values that can be
configured.
If the instrument operates at this time, it will check if the measured voltage is less than
cut-off voltage 1;
If so, it will determine if the measured voltage is less than cut-off voltage 2;
If so, it will determine if the measured voltage is less than cut-off voltage 3;
If so, the channel will be automatically deactivated and the battery measurement will be
completed.
In general, cut-off voltage 1 > cut-off voltage 2 > cut-off voltage 3. If set as shown in Figure
7-2-5, the measured voltage will be less than 8V, and will be definitely less than 12V and 10V,
making the conditions for the latter two cut-off voltages ineffective.
Fig. 7-2-5 Cut-off Voltage

Under other conditions, the cut-off enable can only be set to 1, and if the measured voltage is
less than cut-off voltage 1, the channel will be automatically deactivated and the battery
measurement will be completed.
Cut-off Time: Set the cut-off value when time is selected as the cut-off condition. After the
channel operates based on the cut-off time value, it will be automatically deactivated and the
battery measurement will be completed.
Cut-off Capacity: Set the cut-off value when capacity is selected as the cut-off condition. After
the capacity value accumulates to the cut-off level, the channel will be automatically deactivated
and the battery measurement will be completed.
Cut-off Energy: Set the cut-off value when energy is selected as the cut-off condition. After the
energy value accumulates to the cut-off level, the channel will be automatically deactivated and
the battery measurement will be completed.

After setting the parameters, press the ON button to start the battery test.
Once the cut-off condition is met, the channel will be automatically deactivated. Energy,
capacity, and time values will be saved even after power outage, ensuring that the values from the
last measurement are preserved. In battery mode, each time the channel is activated for
measurement, the calculation of energy, capacity, and time values will be restarted.
7.3.1. Example: CC Discharge with Voltage Selected as the Cut-off

Condition
This is the most common method, typically used for discharging lithium batteries.
As shown below, CC discharge is selected as the discharge condition, with voltage as the
cut-off condition.
Fig. 7-1-1 CC Discharge with Voltage Selected as the Cut-off Condition
At this time, the cut-off enable can be set from 1 to 3, allowing for a maximum of 3 sets of
discharge current and cut-off voltage configurations.
For example, discharging a 5-cell lithium battery with a capacity of 3000mAh.
For a single-cell lithium battery, the full charge voltage is typically 4.2V, with the cutoff
voltage usually set at 3V (specific to the lithium battery type; cutoff voltages may vary for
different types).
For a 5-cell lithium battery, the full charge voltage is 4.2 * 5 = 21V, and the cutoff voltage is 3 *
5 = 15V.
3000mAh means that the battery can be discharged at 3A for 1 hour. Here, if discharged at 1C,
the battery can be discharged at 3A according to its capacity of 3000mAh. Alternatively, a
common used discharge rate is 0.2C, meaning 0.2 * 3000 = 600mA. The specific discharge rate
depends on the user's usage.
At this time, the cutoff enable can be set to 1, the discharge current to 3A and the cutoff
voltage to 15V.
With these settings, when the instrument detects an input voltage below 15V, it will
automatically deactivate the channel and terminate the measurement.
Fig. 7-3-1-1 Battery Discharge Settings

As the battery discharges, its internal resistance increases and output voltage decreases.
Therefore, users can use a lower current for discharge when the battery voltage decreases.
Therefore, users can set the cutoff enable to 3.
Set discharge current 1 to 3A and cutoff voltage 1 to 17V;
Set discharge current 2 to 1.5A and cutoff voltage 2 to 16V;
Set discharge current 3 to 0.5A and cutoff voltage 3 to 15V.
Discharge current 1 > Discharge current 2 > Discharge current 3; Cutoff voltage 1 > Cutoff
voltage 3 > Cutoff voltage 3.
With these settings, when detecting an input voltage below 17V, the instrument will discharge
at 1.5A; when detecting an input voltage below 16V, it will discharge at 0.5A; and when detecting
an input voltage below 15V, it will automatically deactivate the channel and terminate the
measurement.
8. Short Circuit Test Operation (SHORT)

The load can simulate a short-circuit circuit at the input terminal.
Press the ON button to activate the channel, and the two input terminals of the instrument
will be short-circuited.
During the short circuit test, the actual current consumed by the load short circuit depends on
the maximum output of the power supply. The short circuit current should not exceed the device's
current limit, otherwise, it will trigger over-current protection.
Basic button operations and interface switching and display are the same as those in constant
current mode (CC).
Current, voltage, and power limits can be edited.
9. Protection/Prompt Feature
The load provides over current protection, over voltage protection, over power protection, over
temperature protection and reverse polarity prompt.
When in a protective or prompting state, the buttons will be locked. Users need to press the [ENT]
button briefly to unlock the buttons.
Equipment Protection/Prompt Descriptions:
Protection Type Description Protection/Prompt Reasons

Type
OC Over Current Protection Input current exceeds the current limit (detected
for over 20ms)
OV Over Voltage Protection Input voltage exceeds the voltage limit (detected
for over 20ms)
OP Over Power Protection Input power exceeds the power limit (detected
for over 20ms)
OT Over Temperature Protection The temperature of the heatsink exceeds 85°
RV Reverse Polarity Prompt Input polarity is reversed
Note: There’s only a prompt for reverse polarity, without any protection.
10. Qualification Test Operation

The Qualification Test operates in non-list mode. Once this feature is enabled, it can continuously
monitor whether the current test is within the set limit range on the main interface in basic
measurement mode.
If the test is within the range, the "OK" icon will be displayed continuously, indicating that the
data is qualified.
If the test exceeds the range, the "OK" icon will flash and the Buzzer will sound, indicating that
the data is not qualified.
Note: When the Buzzer is deactivated in the system settings, it will not sound even if the data is
not qualified.
11. Other System Settings
11.1. Keyboard Lock Feature

Once the protection/prompt feature is triggered or the newline character ('\n', i.e. 0x0A) is
received from the SCPI command, the "LOCK" icon will be displayed on the interface, indicating
that the keyboard is locked. Press the [ENT] button briefly to unlock the keyboard.
11.2. Communication Port and External Interface Feature

The USB communication port comes as standard, with RS232 and RS485 as optional features
(Users can choose either one).
The back panel of the device is provided with a USB communication port and a 6P 3.81mm
pluggable terminal, as defined in the figure below.
Fig. 11-2-1 Communication Port and External Interface

USB ： A square-ended USB for Type-B socket. It can be recognized by the computer as a
COM port and need to be provided with a CH340 driver.
R1：Run1, OC output port, requires external pull-up resistor and pull-up level, with a level
range of 0-50V.
In LIST mode, if the test is in progress, the level is low; otherwise, the level is high.
P1：Pass1, OC output port, requires external pull-up resistor and pull-up level, with a level
range of 0-50V.
If the LIST test result or the result of the qualification test is deemed satisfactory, the
level is low; otherwise, the level is high.
N1：When an external trigger is input, the Negative Edge 1 is triggered, with the low level
being effective and maintained for more than 100ms.
Fig. 11-2-2 External Trigger Signal

B/R：In RS485 mode, it is Terminal B for 485; in RS232 mode, it is RXD, a receiving terminal.
A/T：In RS485 mode, it is Terminal A for 485; in RS232 mode, it is TXD, a transmitting terminal.
GND：Ground for expansion port signals and communication ports.
Note: The B/R and A/T terminals for the Communication Port are optional features that need to be
selected during the ordering process for normal operation.
Appendix:
Digits 0 to 9
Letters A to Z (excluding X)
Technical Index:
MODEL ET5406A+ ET5407A+
Power 200W 200W
Rated input Input voltage 0-120V 0-180V
Input current 0-20A 0-30A
Range 0.1~19.999V,0.1~120.00V 0.1~19.999V,0.1~180.00V
CV mode Resolution 1mV,10mV
Accuracy ±（0.05%+0.02%FS）
Range 0~3.000A,0~20.00A 0~3.000A,0~30.00A
CC mode Resolution 1mA,10mA
Accuracy ±（0.05%+0.05%FS） ±（0.05%+0.05%FS）
Range 0.05Ω~4.50kΩ
CR mode Resolution 10mΩ，1Ω
Range 0~200W 0~200W
CP mode Resolution 10mW
Mode CC，CV
Tran Test
T1&T2 0.05s~99.999s
Discharge CC，CR
mode
Battery Test
Maximum 9999Ah
discharge
capacity
Resolution 1mA，10mA，10mΩ，1Ω
Range of measurement
Voltage Range 0~19.999V,0 ~120.00V 0~19.999V,0~180.00V
read-back Resolution 1mV,10mV
value Accuracy ±（0.05%+0.1%FS）
Current Range 0~3.000A,0~20.00A 0~3.000A,0~30.00A
read-back Resolution 1mA,10mA
value Accuracy ±（0.05%+0.1%FS） ±（0.05%+0.1%FS）
Power Range 200W
read-back Resolution 10mW
value Accuracy ±（0.1%+0.5%FS）
Scope of protection
Over Voltage Protection(OV) ＞21V OR ＞125V over voltage ＞ 21V OR ＞ 185V over voltage
protection protection
Over Current Protection(OC) ＞ 3.1 or ＞ 21A over current ＞3.1 or ＞31A over current protection
protection
Over Power Protection(OP) 210W
Over Temperature Protection 85℃
Hangzhou Zhongchuang Electron Co.,Ltd.

Zhejiang EastTester Measurement&Control Technology Co.,Ltd
Address: No 3, 4th floor, No 58 Yunhe Road, Leidian Town, Deqing Country, Huzhou,
Zhejiang,China Postcode: 313219
Tel: 0086-0572-8832711 Tel: 400-0000-332
Website: www.east-tester.com

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General technical specifications:

1.1. Front Panel LCD Display

Fig. 1-1-1 Complete Segment Code Display

1.2. Buttons on the Front Panel

Fig. 1-2-1 Button Diagram

▼: Cursor Down button or Decrement button;

2.1. Mode Selection

2.2. Range Switching

Fig. 2-2-1 Decimal Places for High and Low Ranges

When the channel is inactive, the range can be switched.

2.3. Channel Switching

2.4. Remote/Local Switching Operation

2.5. System Setting Operation

2.5.1. Saving Parameters

Fig. 2-5-1-1 Save Parameter Interface

Fig. 2-5-1-2 Data Saving and File Name Editing

2.5.2. Load Parameters

Fig. 2-5-2-1 Load Parameter Interface

2.5.3. Voltage Range

Fig. 2-5-3-1 High and Low Voltage Ranges

2.5.4. Current Range

Fig. 2-5-4-1 High and Low Current Ranges

2.5.5. Voltage/Current/Power Limits

Fig. 2-5-5-1 Voltage/Current/Power Limits

2.5.6. Trigger Source Selection

Fig. 2-5-6-1 Trigger Source Settings

2.5.7. Starting Voltage and Turn-off Voltage

Fig. 2-5-7-1 Starting Voltage and Turn-off Voltage

2.5.8. Start Settings

Fig. 2-5-8-1 Start Settings

2-5-9-1 Buzzer Settings

2.5.10. Factory Reset

Fig. 2-5-10-1 Factory Reset

2.5.11. Backlight Brightness

Fig. 2-5-11-1 Backlight Brightness

Fig. 2-5-12-1 485 Address Setting

2.5.13. Baud Rate

Fig. 2-5-13-1 Baud Rate Setting

2.5.14. Communication Mode

2-5-14-1 Communication Mode Setting

2.5.15. Qualification Test and Its Limit

2-5-15-1 Qualification Test Setting

2-5-15-2 Parameters Configurable When the Qualification Test Is Enabled

2-5-15-3 When the Qualification Test Is Disabled, No Parameters Can Be Modified

2.5.16. System Information

2-5-16-1 System Information

3. Basic Mode Operations

3.1. Constant Current (CC)

3.1.1. Main Display Interface

Fig. 3-1-1-1 Main Display Interface in CC Mode

3.1.2. Parameter Editing

Fig. 3-1-2-1 Editing and Setting Current

Fig. 3-1-2-1 Editing Turn-off Delay Value

Fig. 3-1-4 Editing Current, Voltage and Power Limits

3.1.3. Operation Status

3.2. Constant Voltage (CV)

3.3. Constant Power (CP)