On Feb 4, 18:34, Roel Dirks wrote:
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> Yes well they ar labelled, but I don't know what it means.
> What does PF(1) and PF(2) mean? And it also sais +12/24- and +12/15- ? =
> And pin 13 and 14 dont' have a label, are they used or not?=20
I don't have the diagrams for that specific model. However, most similar
Weir-Lambda SMPSUs have 4 or 5 outputs, so I expect that what you've got
has two separate +12V outputs, a single -15V output, and a single -24V
output. An odd combination, but possible. There should be two or more
terminals marked 0V, which ar the "common" terminals.
On Weir PSUs, there's usually a "Power Fail" output. It's an
open-collector (active-low) TTL-level output that goes active when the PSU
is operating normally, and INactive when the input power drops below a
level at which the PSU can regulate properly (eg becasue the mains has been
disconnected). Perhaps you have two of those.
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