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12) Front Panel AC Power Switch
This is the front-panel AC power switch (there is a
Rear Panel Main AC Power Switch
as well). This switch
must be “ON” (On = 1) for the
UltraVolt HV Rack
®
power supply to be functional. (Both rear- and front-panel
AC switches must be on).
REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS, CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
The
HV Rack
system can provide up to 4 channels of high-voltage power (configurations vary). Each channel
has an inline cooling fan and a configurable high-voltage-output connector plate. The plate is used to mount the
high-voltage-output and high-voltage-return connectors. The actual connectors can vary and are custom
configured for each system. A rear-panel remote/local control DIP switch can be used to enable remote control
by transferring front-panel control and programming functions to the 37-pin ‘D’ connector on the rear panel.
(The following rear-panel diagram shows a four-channel configured
UltraVolt HV Rack
system and may differ
from other configurations.)
1 Fuse
2 Rear Panel Main AC Power Switch
3 Power Entry Module
4 System
Ground
5 Configurable
Connector
Plate
6 HV Output Connector
7 HV Return Ground Binding Post
8 Cooling
Fan
9 Remote Control Connector
10 Remote Control LED indicator
11 Remote Control Selector DIP Switch
12 Rack Configuration Label
1) Fuse
AC protective fuse
2) Rear Panel Main AC Power Switch
This is the rear-panel main AC power switch (there is a second AC power switch located on the front panel as
well). This switch must be “ON” (On = 1) for the
UltraVolt HV Rack
power supply to be functional (both rear-
and front-panel AC switches must be on).
