Net Optics Multi-Station Power Supply User Manual
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Multi-Station Power Supply
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Each AC power source should be independent of the other in order to have
power redundancy. If you do not require power redundancy, the unit can be
operated with a single power cord connected to a single AC power source. In
this case, either AC power connector on the rear of the Multi-Station Power
Supply may be used for the connection.
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Use the AC power cords supplied with the product. If you use another AC power
cord, it whould have a wire gauge of at least 16 and a 230VAC 7A rating.
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Connecting DC Input Power to the Multi-Station Power
Supply (DC model)
1 . If you have not already done so, unpack the Multi-Station Power Supply
and verify that you have two apropriate DC power cables . You also need a
Phillips screwdriver to complete the installation .
2 . Connect an earth ground lead to the terminal labeled with the ground symbol
( ) on both DC power terminal blocks on the rear of the chassis . Use the
screwdriver to tighten the connections .
3 . Connect one of the DC power cables to one of the DC power terminal
blocks on the rear of the Multi-Station Power Supply . If present, remove
the protective cover from the DC power terminal block . Connect the nega-
tive (-48VDC) side of the cable to the terminal labeled with the minus
symbol (—) and the positive (0V) side of the cable to the terminal labeled
with the plus symbol (+) . Use the screwdriver to tighten the connections .
4 . Repeat step 2 for the other DC power cable, connecting it to the remaining
DC power terminal block on the rear of the Multi-Station Power Supply .
5 . Carefully connect the other ends of the DC power cables to two -48VDC
power sources . If possible, turn off the power to power source while you
are making these connections . Be sure to connect the positive sides of the
cables to the positive sides of the power sources, and the negative sides of
the power cables to the negative sides of the power sources .