Figure 2-4. Power Supply PP-6224/U, remote cabling.

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and then connect the ac power cord to a 3-wire

(2) Remote. Use a 4-conductor cable (not

grounded ac power source. (To avoid possible electrical

supplied) to connect the remote load terminals to DC

shock, 2-wire adapters must not be used).

OUTPUT receptacle J6 on the front panel. Connect the

load leads (power) to pins D (+) and B (-). Connect the

sensing leads to pins C (-) and A (+) (fig. 2-4).

NOTE

Loads

may

connected

NOTE

simultaneously

OUTPUT

receptacle

and

OUT

At the load, be sure that the positive

receptacles J7 and J9 providing the

sensing lead is connected to the

total output current drain is less than

positive terminal and the negative

25 amperes.

sensing lead is connected to the

negative terminal.

d. Determine whether local or remote operation is

required. Each type of operation is described below:

e. Check to see that the standby battery is

connected to BAT IN receptacle J8 on the rear panel.

(1) Local. Use the dc power cord to connect

the load directly to DC OUT receptacle J7 or J9 on the

f. If a battery is to be charged, disconnect and

real panel (pin A (-), pin B (+) ).

remove the standby battery connected to

Figure 2-4. Power Supply PP-6224/U, remote cabling.

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