Quick Install Guide
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5.
Place the RPS in its operating location.
See the previous ”Selecting a Site” section for guidelines on choosing a
suitable location.
If installing the RPS on a desktop:
•
Make sure the RPS’s rubber feet are attached.
If installing the RPS in a rack:
•
Remove the rubber feet.
•
Attach the rack-mounting brackets.
•
Mount the RPS in the rack.
6.
Connect the DC cable(s).
Using the DC cables that were included with your RPS, connect each cable
to a router and then to the RPS.
7.
Connect the AC power cord(s).
Using the supplied AC power cord(s), connect the RPS to a power outlet
and then switch the power switch(es) to the ON position.
Figure 1: Front and rear panels of the AT-RPS 740
8.
Check the RPS LEDs.
Check the RPS LEDs to verify that the RPS is operating correctly. Note that
the RPS effectively consists of two RPS supply units, and each unit has its
own set of LEDs.
Front panel
Rear panel
AC power
supply switches
AC power
supply inlets
LEDs
DC power outlets
(DB25s)
RPS DC OUTPUT 1
RPS
RPS DC OUTPUT 2
AC POWER 1
AC POWER 2
AC Power
On
RPS Fan
Fault
Main PSU
Fault
RPS PSU
Fault
Main Fan
Fault
1
2
ROUTER
AC Power
100-240 VAC
50-60Hz
1.5A
AC Power
100-240 VAC
50-60Hz
1.5A
5V/6.5A
12V/1.0A
-12V/0.2A
5V/6.5A
12V/1.0A
-12V/0.2A
