[sdiy] My PSU...
Tim Ressel
madhun2001 at yahoo.com
Wed Jul 24 09:15:48 CEST 2002
Drew,
Never fear, it will all become clear. All those
S-things are for remote sensing. This is used to
compensate for voltage drops along the wires. The many
connections is because your power supply can sense
drops on the ground wire as well.
I have a Power-One that has the exact same setup. I
use the +OUT, COM, and -OUT, and ignore the sense
posts. Yours may need the posts jumpered, but I'm
guessing it would have come jumpered from the factory
if it needed jumpers. So just plug it in and see if
you get your voltages.
--TR
--- Studio 271 Productions <studio271 at mail.ev1.net>
wrote:
> I finally decided to buy a nice PSU to use as power
> for
> experiments and my Modular I'm building, but I'm
> having trouble
> figuring how to set it up for +-15V:
> I got it for $45 US at Mouser, it's a 597-AA15-0.8
> by
> International Power (DC Power Supplies)... It came
> with a piece of
> paper from IP that gives instructions on stuff like
> remote sense and
> specs of the thing. I saw on the unit itself I
> needed to cut 2
> jumpers to get +-15V from it (did that), and that on
> the transformer
> I need to connect jumpers 1&3, 2&4, so I guess I
> should do that with
> a rather low gauge wire and heat-shrink the xformer
> connections,
> right?... It then says to put the AC at jumpers 1
> and 4, is there a
> specific order to do that in, or can either prong
> wire go to either
> jumper?... Next it says I need a "max current/fuse
> rating" of .75A,
> so where does that go in the overall circuit from my
> outlet to
> xformer?...
> Then on the circuit board there are 7 wire
> connectors (-OUT,
> -S (with +S, COM, -S put together between these),
> +S, +OUT) what are
> these for?... (I think the middle 3 are for remote
> sense, whatever
> that is) What do I do with each one, cause there's
> not really
> anything about those on the paper?... Another
> question is how to get
> a ground connection; or is that simply a connection
> to the middle 3rd
> prong on my outlet?...
> I just hope I can use this thing and that I didn't
> simply
> waste $45, cause that would completly suck
> @$$!!!!!... Thx is you can
> help me cause I have little experience with AC, and
> probly am just
> asking some dumb questions up there in that
> "paragraph", if that's
> what I want to call it...
>
> -Drew
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