MS PLATINUM 500 v5, Руководство пользователя

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Quick Start Guide For power supply:
Installation and Operation:
1. Mount the power supply unit (PSU) in your PC case to correct position, use screws to fix
the PSU stable in the PC case.
2. Use correct power plugs for the PSU to connect the Motherboard and other peripherals
such as CD/DVD Rom, Floppy Drive and HDD.
3. Fix and neaten all the cables inside your PC case.
4. After correct Installation inside your PC, please close your PC case cover with screws
properly.
5. Set the power switch ("I/O" switch) to off ("O") position, then connect your PC with power
cord to 230V power.
6. Use power switch ("I/O" switch) to turn the PSU on ("I" position).
7. When the PSU is switched on (power switch on "I" position), PC "ON-OFF" function can be
also controlled by motherboard.
8. If you do not use your PC of long period of time, turn your PSU off and unplug the power
cord.
Dismantlement of the PSU:
1. Use power switch ("I/O" switch) to turn the PSU off ("O" position).
2. Pull the power cord gently off the PSU.
3. Open the PC case cover and then disconnect all power plugs from motherboard and all
peripheral equipment.
4. Use screwdriver to unscrew the PSU and take out the PSU form your PC case gently.
Troubleshooting:
If the power supply unit does not work properly, please check the following points:
1. Please check whether the PSU Is properly plugged to 230V power.
2. Please check whether the I/O switch Is turned to the position of "I".
3. Please check the voltage switch (115V/230V, optional) on the power supply. It should be
switched to correct power voltage.
4. Please check whether the Motherboard, all peripheral equipment inside your PC case is
properly connected.
5. Please switch the PSU on and off (with I/O switch) repeatedly for several times, the
Interval of ON or OFF switch must be at least 5 minutes each time.
6. Check the main components such motherboard, CPU, VGA card, Memory module.
7. If all the above-mentioned steps still cannot help you, please turn to professional PC
service personnel for help.