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Proscan 2200 (Chromatic Sensor) User Manual V.4.0
2.3. The Power Supply Module
The PSU Module contains power supplies and mains / DC power distribution. It needs to be
installed in close proximity to the stand as the interconnecting cables are 3 m long. Generally
the PSU Module is situated alongside the stand. Ensure there is adequate clearance (50 mm)
around the enclosure ventilation holes.
Front panel
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BOOTING LIGHT -
Unlit, Artemis board unpowered, or faulty.
Flashing, Artemis is powered and booted.
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SCANNING LIGHT -
Unlit, no scans are currently being run or system is retracing
a line in uni-directional scanning mode, i.e. not acquiring
data.
Flashing, system is scanning a line and is acquiring data
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POWER ON indicator - Module is powered and switched on (green on 240 VAC,
red on 120 VAC systems)
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+5 V LED -
Indicates that the 5 VDC power supply is providing power
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+24 V LED -
Indicates that the 24 VDC power supply is providing power
Back panel
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POWER ON switch -
Top depressed, PSU Module is switched off.
Bottom depressed, PSU Module is switched on.
2.4. Power Requirements
The Proscan is manufactured to run on either 100-110 or 220-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz with a
maximum load of 10 Amps, and a max inrush current (at cold power up) of up to 21Amps. It is
not supply voltage switchable. Please see product labelling for information on the voltage
applicable to your Proscan.
The power supply should be clean and free of high voltage transients.
Connecting an incorrectly rated power supply may cause catastrophic
system damage
