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VERY LOW NOISE POWER SUPPLY
REVISION P
R
A – JUNE 2014
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4. Connecting and Powering the Unit
WARNING: All connections between the
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and other equipment
must be made when all units are turned off and completely powered down or
unplugged. Failing to do so may cause damage to the
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and/or
other units.
Please refer to chapter 3, “Back Panel”.
Connect one or two units with +15V or +9V single supply input to
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output 1 and 2 (Fig. 2, 7), using the stock cable, after selecting the right output
voltage for each powered unit. For example, when powering a
Young DSD
with output
1, the voltage selector closest to the output socket (Fig. 2, 8) must be set to the upper
position. On the other hand, when output 2 is used to power a
hi
F
ace
E
vo
, then the
voltage selector closet to it must be set to the lower position.
Connect one or two units with composite supply input (+5V/+15V/-15V) to
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output 3 and 4 (Fig. 2, 6), using the stock cables. One such unit is, for
example the
Marley
.
WARNING:
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total maximum current capability on +15V e -15V rails
of outputs 3 and 4 is set to 1.5A.
Connect the stock power cord to
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power socket(Fig. 2, 9) and to a wall
outlet.
Push the power switch on the back panel (Fig. 2, 10) to turn the
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on.
The power LED on the front panel (Fig. 1, 4) will glow. The
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will enter
standby, waiting for enabling by the user.
