Elgar CW-M Series
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OPERATION....................................................................33
5.1
Parallel and Multiphase Operation ........................................................... 35
5.2
Remote Control Signals ........................................................................... 36
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MAINTENANCE...............................................................37
6.1
Periodic Service ....................................................................................... 37
6.2
Fuse Replacement ................................................................................... 37
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1–1 ContinuousWave (Model CW1251M) Front Panel........................................1
Figure 3–1 Slide Mounting............................................................................................13
Figure 3–2 Mounting Dimensions, Front and Rear Views (CW 801M, CW 1251M) .....14
Figure 3–3 Mounting Dimensions, Front and Rear Views (CW 2501M) .......................15
Figure 3–4 Mounting Dimensions, Top and Side Views (CW 801M, CW 1251M) .......16
Figure 3–5 Mounting Dimensions, Top and Side Views (CW 2501M) .........................17
Figure 3–6 Input Power Connections ...........................................................................18
Figure 3–7 Output Power Connections.........................................................................20
Figure 3–8 Output Voltage Sensing Configuration .......................................................21
Figure 3–9 Sense Connections ....................................................................................22
Figure 4–1 CW Rear Panel ..........................................................................................25
Figure 5–1 CW Front Panel Controls............................................................................33
Figure 5–2 External Control Connector ........................................................................36
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3–1 Recommended Wire Gauge Selection Guide ..............................................10
Table 3–2 Recommended Cables ................................................................................19
Table 4–1 CONFIG Dipswitch Functions......................................................................26
Table 4–2 Phase Angles ..............................................................................................31
Table 6–1 Replacement Fuses.....................................................................................37
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