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© 12/2006 UltraVolt HV Rack System Installation and Operators Manual, Rev A 

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PART 1 

 

ULTRAVOLT INC, BASIC WARRANTY 

 

WARRANTY:

  The Seller warrants all goods supplied hereunder will conform to any sample approved 

by the parties and will be the kind described herein or in any specification, performance requirement, or 
drawing approved by the Seller, and will be of merchantable quality and free from defects in material or 
workmanship under normal use and prescribed maintenance for a period of one (1) year from the date of 
shipment. To the extent the Buyer does not furnish the Seller with written specifications, the goods will 
be manufactured in accordance with industry accepted standards. This warranty shall not apply to any 
goods delivered hereunder that have been damaged or subjected to alteration, nor shall it apply to 
negligent treatment after delivery or to any defects attributed to artwork or drawings furnished by the 
Buyer. Also, unless specifically stated, the warranty does not extend to the electrical performance of any 
assemblies or subassemblies to which the goods furnished hereunder are affixed, but is restricted to the 
electrical continuity properties of such goods.   
 

The Seller’s only obligation for breach of this warranty shall be the repair or replacement, without 

charge, of any goods or parts thereof that within such one (1) year period is proven to the Seller’s 
satisfaction to have been defective, provided (1) the Buyer shall have notified the Seller of the defect 
within such one (1) year period, and (2) the Seller shall have the option of requiring the return of the 
defective material or goods at the Buyer’s expense to establish the claim provided; however, the Seller 
will bear any transportation costs incurred in repairing or replacing any goods that are shown to be 
defective during the warranty period. The cost of any repairs made by the Seller to goods no longer 
covered by this warranty shall be borne by the Buyer.  The Buyer must contact the UltraVolt Customer 
Service Department prior to the return of any material(s) to obtain an RMA number which will be used to 
track the material. Material found to be out of warranty will be repaired or replaced at the Seller’s 
discretion based on quantity (please contact the Customer Service Department for more information). The 
Seller shall in no event be liable for the Buyer's manufacturing costs, lost profits, good will, or any other 
special, consequential, incidental, or other damages resulting from a breach of the foregoing warranty.  
There are no other warranties expressed or implied (including the warranty of merchantability) that 
extend beyond the warranty set forth herein or that extend beyond the description of the goods contained 
herein. 

 

We at UltraVolt know that when developing new high-voltage applications, power supplies may 
sometimes become unintentionally damaged. We, therefore, offer an enhanced warranty beyond the scope 
of our basic one-year warranty to support customers’ efforts in new-product development. Should a 
power supply unintentionally fail or become damaged through incorrect application, UltraVolt will repair 
or replace the first unit at no charge during the Warranty period. Then, if the same unit is unintentionally 
damaged again while still within the warranty period, UltraVolt will provide another replacement at half 
price. For any such replacement, UltraVolt Applications Engineering must first review the customer’s 
new product application. This is done to ensure mechanical installation and electrical connections are in 
accordance with UltraVolt published datasheets and application notes. The combined free replacement 
and expert UltraVolt engineering review is just one of many ways UltraVolt is 

Making High Voltage 

Easier!

®

 

Summary of Contents for HV RACK

Page 1: ...12 2006 UltraVolt HV Rack System Installation and Operators Manual Rev A 1 of 23 HV RACK POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATOR S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Part 4 Electrical Connections Cables and Interconnects 10 Typical System Wiring Diagram 11 Part 5 Controls and Indicators Features 12 Front Panel Controls and Indicators 12 Rear Panel Connections Cont...

Page 3: ...external system device chassis should be connected to the HV Rack system s rear panel system grounding stud Do not operate without protective covers in place To avoid electric shock or fire hazard do...

Page 4: ...damage to equipment or other property DANGER Danger statements identify conditions or practices that present an immediate danger and if not avoided will result in personal injury or loss of life Atte...

Page 5: ...goods that are shown to be defective during the warranty period The cost of any repairs made by the Seller to goods no longer covered by this warranty shall be borne by the Buyer The Buyer must conta...

Page 6: ...lity Bench top or rack mount installation Universal AC power input UltraVolt s HV Rack power supply is designed to meet numerous high tech high voltage performance requirements It is well suited for u...

Page 7: ...DY ENOUGH TO SUPPORT ITS WEIGHT WARNING DO NOT OPERATE THE ULTRAVOLT HV RACK SYSTEM ON A METAL OR CONDUCTIVE BENCH TOP SURFACE FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS WARNING CAN RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF L...

Page 8: ...ull the chassis inside section free 3 UltraVolt s HV Rack system is equipped with PEM nut mounting patterns on both sides to mount the rack slides chassis sections Mount the chassis inside sections to...

Page 9: ...ess and hold the button safety locks on the inside sections and fully collapse the slide sections easing the UltraVolt HV Rack power supply into place 8 Secure the UltraVolt HV Rack power supply front...

Page 10: ...all channels Voltage Programming Dial Set to 0 Current Programming Dial Set to 0 Channel Enable Button HV ON Set to OFF out Connect external cable assemblies as required depending upon the specific a...

Page 11: ...12 2006 UltraVolt HV Rack System Installation and Operators Manual Rev A 11 of 23 TYPICAL SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 12: ...line and a remote indicator to show when the rear panel Remote Control Selector DIP Switch is in the remote position Local setting enables all front panel controls remote setting transfers all operati...

Page 13: ...ng the output depending on the status of HV ON HV ON switch item 11 7 Current Monitor Current Preset Meter Each channel has a 4 digit LED display to indicate either actual output current or preset cur...

Page 14: ...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 followi...

Page 15: ...eeding 91V UltraVolt recommends using a ring lug to secure the HV return so it cannot inadvertently become disconnected 8 Cooling Fan The HV Rack power supply has four cooling fans mounted on the rear...

Page 16: ...is obtained as displayed on the Voltage Monitor Voltage Preset Meter While still holding the Current Voltage Preset Switch adjust the Current Programming Dial until the desired current is obtained as...

Page 17: ...gh voltage output It performs the same function as the front panel switch HV ON When a channel is remotely enabled the Channel Output Enable Switch HV ON for that channel will illuminate Output voltag...

Page 18: ...gnal Ground A B C D This is signal return ground for Channel A B C D In addition to individual channel I O control and status signals there is a Global Disable signal Global Disable channels A B C and...

Page 19: ...tomer Service Department to speak with an Applications Engineer ROUTINE CLEANING All ventilation openings top bottom sides and rear panel should be checked periodically and kept free of dust and other...

Page 20: ...ered IEC 320 C20 inlet Fuse AC power is fused through a 5mm x 20mm time delay fuse located on the rear panel The fuse must always be replaced with the same type and rating as per the UltraVolt HV Rack...

Page 21: ...d B 14 Signal Ground B Signal Ground for Channel B 15 Remote Enable C Input TTL high to enable low to disable Channel C Default is disable via internal pull down 16 Remote Voltage Adj C Input Voltage...

Page 22: ...and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in...

Page 23: ...12 2006 UltraVolt HV Rack System Installation and Operators Manual Rev A 23 of 23 APPENDIX D ULTRAVOLT S HV RACK SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM...

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