Introduction, 1 rear panel sw1 switch -1 – American Magnetics 12200PS DC Power Supply (CE-Marked) User Manual

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OPERATING MANUAL

LOCAL OPERATION

Release 1.0 (98/07)

3-11

3.7.3

Troubleshooting for Operators

Use the checks in Table 3.7-1 to ensure that the

power supply is configured and connected for normal operation.

Abbreviated References Used in Table

ACF

AC fail

OTP

over temperature protection

OVP

over voltage protection

PCB

printed circuit board

PFC

power factor correction

REM

remote mode

S/D

shutdown

V

volts

Table 3.7-1 User Diagnostics

Symptom

Check

Further Checks and Corrections

No output and the
display is blank.

Is input voltage within specified
range?

Connect to appropriate voltage source.
See Section 2.5.

Power switch ON?

Turn on power.

Internal circuit?

See your service technician.

No output but the display
turns on.

OVP LED turned on?

See Section 3.3.

Front panel S/D LED turned on?

See Section 3.4.

OTP LED turned on?

See Section 3.6.

Current limit set to zero?

See Section 3.2.

Voltage control set to zero?

See Section 3.2.

REM LED turned on?

If using remote analog control, check your
analog programming source (Section 4). If
not, refer to your digital interface manual.

Is front panel ACF LED turned on?

Connect unit to AC supply in specified
range. See Section 2.5.

Internal circuit.

See your service technician.

Output not adjustable.

Is unit in current limit mode? (Red
Current Mode LED turned on.)

Turn current knob clockwise to increase
current limit. Reduce load if current is at
maximum. See Section 3.2.

Is unit in remote mode? (Green REM
LED turned on.)

If using remote analog control, check your
analog programming source (Section 4). If
not, refer to your digital interface manual.

Is unit at maximum voltage or current
limit?

Reduce load for lower voltage or current
requirement.

Output voltage
fluctuating or regulation
poor.

Is unit at current limit?

Increase current limit setting or reduce
load. See Section 3.2.

Is input voltage within specified
range?

Connect to appropriate AC voltage source.
See Section 2.5.

Are sense lines connected?

See Section 2.7 Load Connection and
Section 2.8 Local and Remote Sensing.

Is unit under remote analog control?

Ensure program source is stable.

Internal circuit.

See your service technician.

Output oscillating.

Internal circuit.

See your service technician.

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