LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE
TITLE
PAGE
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RA 19-3B 011409
1-1
RA 19-3B Rack Adapter ................................................................................................................................ iv
1-2
RA 19-3B Rack Adapter with HSF Power Supplies Installed ..................................................................... 1-1
1-3
RA 19-3B Interconnections, Simplified Diagram ........................................................................................ 1-2
1-4
RA 19-3B Rack Adapter Rear Panel .......................................................................................................... 1-3
1-5
Mechanical Outline Drawing, RA 19-3B Rack Adapter .............................................................................. 1-4
2-1
Backplate Assembly, Interior View ............................................................................................................. 2-2
2-2
Independent Operation, Local Sensing for PS1 and PS2 using
Internal DIP switches, Simplified Diagram.............................................................................................. 2-5
2-3
Independent Operation, Local Sensing for PS1 and PS2 using
External Jumpers at I/O Mating Connector, Simplified Diagram ............................................................ 2-6
2-4
Independent Operation, Remote Sensing for PS1 and PS2 using
External Wiring at I/O Mating Connector, Simplified Diagram................................................................ 2-7
2-5
Parallel Outputs Using Internal DIP Switches to Parallel sense
lines and current share, PS1, PS2 and PS3 (Typical), Simplified Diagram............................................ 2-9
2-6
Parallel Outputs Using External Wiring, Typical Configuration, Simplified Diagram .................................. 2-10
2-7
Typical Parallel Connections, Local Sensing (External), External Wires and DIP switches....................... 2-12
2-8
Typical Parallel Connections, Local Sensing (External),
External Wires and I/O Mating Connector Jumpers ................................................................................ 2-13
2-9
Typical Parallel Connections, Remote Sensing using DIP Switches to Parallel Sense Wires ................... 2-14
2-10 Typical Parallel Connections, Remote Sensing using I/O Mating
Connector Jumpers to Parallel Sense Wires.......................................................................................... 2-15
2-11 Series Configuration, Simplified Diagram................................................................................................... 2-16
2-12 Close on Failure Alarm Configuration Using Internal Dip Switches, Simplified Diagram ........................... 2-18
2-13 Close on Failure Alarm Configuration Using External Wiring at I/O Mating
Connector, Simplified Diagram................................................................................................................ 2-19
2-14 Open on Failure Alarm Configuration Using Internal Dip Switches, Simplified Diagram............................ 2-20
2-15 Open on Failure Alarm Configuration Using External Wiring
at I/O Mating Connector, Simplified Diagram .......................................................................................... 2-21
