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Kenwood PS Series User Manual

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6-14
Current
Control
using
External
Resistor
The
output
current
of the PS
Series
may be
controlled
from
outside
by
con-
necting
a
resistor
(of
0 to
approx.
10 k Q).
The description
below
assumes
that only
the
current
is
controlled using
an
external
resistor
and
others are controlled
on the
front panel.
Si
setting
Set switches
1 and 8
DDeactivate
the POWER
switch
® on the
front
panel
(switch released).
Set
control switches
1 and 8 of Si © on the
rear
panel
ON. Set
al1
other
control switches
OFF.
2)
Connect
an
external
resistor
between
pins
No. 9 and No. 10 of the
control
terminal block Ji
© on the
rear panel.
3) Activate
the POWER
switch
®
(switch depressed).
The PS
Series is
ready
fo
operation
after
approx.
four
seconds.
4) Press
the LIM key © ;
set current
is
displayed
on the
ammeter
(3).
Vary
resistance
to
adjust
the
current
of
the
PS
Series
to an
intended
value.
NOTE:
Note
that set current
exceeds
the
rated current
of the PS
Series if pins
Nos.
9 and 10 of
Ji are
opened
with
Si
setting
shown
above.
Use
the
external
resistor
in a
floating
condition
to
prevent
accidents
or malfunctioning. (These pins
are
connected
with
the
analog
control
circuit
in the PS
Series.)
43
To loutput
Ri
Use
a
shielded cable
or a
pair
of
twisted
wires.
I
o :
Ooutput
current
of PS
Series
(A)
Ri
:
External
resistor
(Q)
I
FS:
Rated
current
of PS
Series
(A)

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Kenwood PS Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKenwood
ModelPS Series
CategoryPower Supply
LanguageEnglish

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