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228-1678 REV 1

 081415

KEPCO, INC. 

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 131-38 SANFORD AVENUE 

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  FLUSHING, NY. 11355 U.S.A.

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  TEL (718) 461-7000

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 FAX (718) 767-1102

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http://www.kepcopower.com   

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 email: [email protected]

II — SAFETY. 

Exercise care in making all connections to and from the
BOP terminals. 

WARNINGS

1. Remove a-c power from the BOP before making any

connections.

2. Wires and/or cables, connected from the BOP termi-

nals to external components or programming devices
must be properly insulated and securely terminated on
both sides to make accidental touch impossible. DO
NOT USE BANANA PLUGS WITH EXPOSED
SCREWS OR OTHER EXPOSED METAL PARTS AT
THE FRONT PANEL OUTPUT TERMINALS! 

3. The BOP chassis and cover must be safety-grounded

to a reliable a-c source ground. A safety-ground may
be established by using a grounded a-c power outlet
or, if the latter is not available, by means of a separate
wire, from the provided GROUND terminal to a reliable
a-c source ground point.

4. THE COMMON OUTPUT TERMINAL OF THE BOP

MAY EITHER FLOAT OR BE GROUNDED. Leave the
output terminal floating when an external, grounded
programming device is used. For noise/ripple reduc-
tion ground a single return terminal on either the pro-
gramming device, the BOP or the load configuration.
See PAR 3.4 for the maximum allowable floating volt-
age for the COMMON output terminal.

III — INSTALLATION

3.1.  UNPACKING.  

The power supply has been thor-

oughly inspected and tested prior to packing and is ready
for operation. After careful unpacking, inspect for shipping
damage before attempting to operate. Perform the Prelim-
inary Checkout (PAR. 3.2). If any indication of damage is
found, file an immediate claim with the responsible trans-
port service

3.2.  PRELIMINARY CHECKOUT.  

 A simple oper-

ating check after unpacking and before permanent instal-
lation, is advisable to ascertain whether the BOP has
suffered damage in shipment.

1. Install PC15 (supplied) at rear panel. This is required

for local control of the unit.

2. For BOP 5-20DL only: apply voltage (+3.5 to +24V) to

pin 2 referenced to pin 3 of ON-OFF PORT at rear
panel (enables the output). 

3. Refer to Safety instructions (see Section II) and con-

nect unit to 115V a-c source; see Operator Manual
(PAR 1.1) for different source voltage.

4. Set the BOP front panel controls as follows

a. Voltage/Current MODE select switch set to VOLT-

AGE.

b. Voltage Control ON/OFF switch to ON, Voltage

Control to extreme counterclockwise position.

c. A-C POWER circuit breaker/switch to ON.

d. The E

O

 Mode indicator will be on. For BOP 5-20DL

the REMOTE OUTPUT ON-OFF indicator will also
be on.

5.  Turn the Voltage Control clockwise through its range,

while observing the front panel Voltmeter. The BOP
output voltage should respond smoothly, from the max-
imum negative output voltage, through zero, to the
maximum positive output voltage of the BOP. 

6. For BOP 5-20DL only: disconnect voltage applied to

rear panel ON-OFF PORT. Verify that front panel
VOLTAGE and CURRENT meters show 0V and 0A,
respectively, and REMOTE OUTPUT ON-OFF indica-
tor goes off.

7. Set A-C POWER circuit breaker/switch OFF.

8. Connect a short circuit between the OUTPUT and

COMMON front panel output terminals.

9. Set the BOP front panel controls as follows:

a. Voltage/Current MODE select switch set to CUR-

RENT.

b. Current Control ON/OFF switch to ON and Current

Control to its maximum counterclockwise position.

c. For BOP 5-20DL only: apply voltage (+3.5 to +24V)

to pin 2 referenced to pin 3 of ON-OFF PORT at
rear panel (enables the output). 

d. A-C POWER circuit breaker/switch to ON.

e. The I

O

 Mode indicator will be “on.”

Summary of Contents for BOP 100W

Page 1: ...s it can act as either a source output voltage is the same direction as output current or a sink output voltage is opposite that of output current An example is shown in Figure 1 where the BOP is prog...

Page 2: ...service 3 2 PRELIMINARY CHECKOUT A simple oper ating check after unpacking and before permanent instal lation is advisable to ascertain whether the BOP has suffered damage in shipment 1 Install PC15...

Page 3: ...reduces noise ripple that may be present at the output REMOTE SENSE CONNECTIONS Remote sensing con necting the corresponding SENSE terminals to the OUT PUT and COMMON terminations at the load instead...

Page 4: ...NUE FLUSHING NY 11355 U S A TEL 718 461 7000 FAX 718 767 1102 http www kepcopower com email hq kepcopower com FIGURE 2 BOP FULL RACK FRONT PANEL CONTROLS INDICATORS AND TERMINATIONS FIGURE 3 BOP 3 4 R...

Page 5: ...L OPENINGS AND THE TOP OF THE CASE MUST BE KEPT CLEAR FROM ALL OBSTRUCTIONS TO ENSURE AIR CIRCU LATION Periodic cleaning of the interior of the power sup ply is recommended If the BOP is rack mounted...

Page 6: ...ter as desired recommended to be 10 greater than the maximum negative volt age required for the load monitoring the VOLT AGE meter for the correct limiting value b Turn CURRENT CONTROL fully clockwise...

Page 7: ...d monitoring the CURRENT meter for the correct limiting value c Set the VOLTAGE CONTROL switch to OFF Set a c POWER switch circuit breaker to OFF then remove the short circuit from the output but leav...

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