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SAFETY SYMBOLS

WARNING:

 Warning statements identify conditions or practices to avoid

                         electric shock that could cause personal injury or death.

CAUTION:

 Caution statements identify conditions or practices that 

                     could result in damage to this product or other property.

Ground; 

Ground terminal

Frame or chassis ground terminal

1. Pressure, shock, abuse, and vibration should be avoided. 

2. Do not dismantle, alter, or repair this unit yourself. This could easily damage 

     the unit, and could cause further property damage, injury, or electrical shock.

3. This unit was designed to be used with 110 volt  power. Note the maximum power

     and amperage settings, and fuse specifications for use with this product.

4. This unit uses three linear power supplies, and has been designed to ensure that the 

    machine casing and power are properly grounded when used with a grounded outlet.

5. Never use around high moisture areas, never submerge in water, and never use

     with wet hands.

6. Range of operating temperature is 0°C~40°C (32

; do not use in

    high temperature, high humidity, high radiation, and areas with magnetic interference.

°F ~ 104°F)

Safety Precautions

2. Adjustment And Calibration

     

2.1.1 Preparation

              a. Power unit on and allow 30 minutes to warm up before calibration.

              b. Ambient temperature: 23±5°C, Humidity: Less than RH80

%

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              c. Select a reliable six-and-a-half digital voltmeter with a  current test 

                   range more than 5A.

    

2.1.2 Output Calibration Steps:

               

[Step 1]

               Press

 [SHIFT][4]

 to display Password input window, input Password 

               (293856) by using the number keys, and the Calibration window will

                appear. If an incorrect password is entered, the unit returns to the 

                home screen. 

               

               

[Step 2] 

               Control the cursor by using the arrows assigned to the 8, 2, 4, 6 keys. 

               Set the cursor to the calibrated item of the corresponding channel, and

               using a connected voltmeter  for correct readings, use the rotary knob 

               to adjust parameters and regulate the voltage of the corresponding  

               channel to a 0V reading on the voltmeter.  Press

 [ENTER]

 to store the 

               calibration data of the corresponding channel. Move the cursor down 

               to calibrate the other channels with the same procedure. 

               Tip: Use the F/C feature to switch between broad and precise incremental

               control.

Password

******

       Zero Correct

CH1Votage        Current
CH2Votage        Current
CH3Votage        Current

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GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Summary of Contents for 72-8795

Page 1: ...User s Manual 72 8795 PROGRAMMABLEDC POWERSUPPLY 405 S Pioneer Blvd Springboro OH 45066 mcmelectronics com ...

Page 2: ...72 8795 PROGRAMMABLEDC POWERSUPPLY Programmable DCPowerSupplySeries Thanks for using our products Please read this manual thoroughly before operation ...

Page 3: ...ursor down until the calibration interface reads Output Calibration Move the cursor to a corresponding channel and adjust the output voltage by using the rotary knob to equal 32V reading on the voltmeter Press ENTER and then the calibration data of the corresponding channel is stored Move the cursor down into the calibration of the other channels with the same procedure with channels 1 and 2 at 32...

Page 4: ...gh humidity high radiation and areas with magnetic interference F 104 F Safety Precautions 2 Adjustment And Calibration 2 1 1 Preparation a Power unit on and allow 30 minutes to warm up before calibration b Ambient temperature 23 5 C Humidity Less than RH80 c Select a reliable six and a half digital voltmeter with a current test range more than 5A 2 1 2 Output Calibration Steps Step 1 Press SHIFT ...

Page 5: ...ontact the authorized reseller of this product for repair or replacement This warranty does not apply to defects and failure resulting from customer actions such as mishandling misapplication overloading power or current unauthorized repair or any modification The reseller and manufacturer hold the right to deny any warranty claims based on these reasons or to fulfill warranty with a similar produ...

Page 6: ...knob to select the desired output mode Press ENTER to confirm and return to the main screen When the unit operates in series or parallel output modes channel 2 operates as the master CH1 and CH2 will output the settings for Ch2 In independent mode each channel will output it s own individual settings 72 8795 3mV AC 5 3mA 10mV Resolution 100ppm 3mV 100ppm 3mA 10 90 100ms 90 10 10 10 rated load ms T...

Page 7: ...he packaging or a direct replacement Example Set current at 1 500A Press I SET 1 0 0 0 ENTER If the load current through output terminals exceeds the setting value the instrument will operate in the C C mode if load current does not exceed the setting value the instrument will operate in the C V mode 3 Over Current Protection Setting Press OCP to turn on the OCP mode OCP mode is can be turned off ...

Page 8: ...el by pressing SHIFT CH to set the cursor to toggle that channel Method 1 Set output voltage by pressing V SET and using the number and decimal keys to key in voltage value then press ENTER Method 2 Press V SET press the rotary knob once and turn the rotary knob to input voltage value The output voltage setting is changed immediately during selection Press ENTER to save the voltage setting Example...

Page 9: ...nput terminal Press to restore factory settings SHIFT Turn on or off output if a channel is selected you can turn on or off the corresponding channel when you select no channel all channels on turned on or off Move the cursor upward by pressing in the storage settings Move the cursor on the right by pressing in the storage settings SHIFT to toggle the audible alert on or off to access the display ...

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