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Power wiring for PP-7332/U power supply
10/27/2010 9:34:56 PMBones
Need the input jack pin configuration so I can power this beast up
10/28/2010 6:57:59 PMEdd









Sir Bonz. . . . .


What you do ? . . . . hit some AGM site and lift one of their 3 bottom rack power supplies . . . . or else get one from the surplus scene?


With the age of that unit, and I am only slightly expecting to have been a Califone build or MUCH more likely to have been a FSN supply order built up by Power One.


Now that last company has been flipped several times, and I do believe that I have finally found the final Sugar Daddy and am supplying it below within the referencing.


Surely your problem is confronting the wide terminal strip on the back and deciding . . . . . . now . . .just how do I get this unit to put out from the front terminals? etc . . . since most Mil applications were direct outputting to a combinatinal power buss on the units rear. And if ALL your research , does confirm that, you could always re-wire the BUSS output to the backs of the front terminal connectors, of which you had lifted their existant wiring away from.


Check out the Power Ten supplies manuals and find the oldest/closest one and "read their minds" on their way of the arrangement of the rear jumpers and see if that would be the like way that your unit is treated.



Get that sucker going again and you can clip in 10 penny nails and set them off like flashbulbs.




Its referencing is placed down past their other conquests . . .Elgar . . . Sorensen, but being just short of Xantrex.





> > > Ye olde Power Ten Company < < <





73's de Edd






:Need the input jack pin configuration so I can power this beast up
:(fat chance)

10/30/2010 8:06:30 PMBones
Actually this one is made by Univox Calif. It has a 5 pin input power jack. No back side terminals. I need the pin connection info


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:Sir Bonz. . . . .
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:What you do ? . . . . hit some AGM site and lift one of their 3 bottom rack power supplies . . . . or else get one from the surplus scene?
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:With the age of that unit, and I am only slightly expecting to have been a Califone build or MUCH more likely to have been a FSN supply order built up by Power One.
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:Now that last company has been flipped several times, and I do believe that I have finally found the final Sugar Daddy and am supplying it below within the referencing.
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:Surely your problem is confronting the wide terminal strip on the back and deciding . . . . . . now . . .just how do I get this unit to put out from the front terminals? etc . . . since most Mil applications were direct outputting to a combinatinal power buss on the units rear. And if ALL your research , does confirm that, you could always re-wire the BUSS output to the backs of the front terminal connectors, of which you had lifted their existant wiring away from.
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:Check out the Power Ten supplies manuals and find the oldest/closest one and "read their minds" on their way of the arrangement of the rear jumpers and see if that would be the like way that your unit is treated.
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:Get that sucker going again and you can clip in 10 penny nails and set them off like flashbulbs.
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:Its referencing is placed down past their other conquests . . .Elgar . . . Sorensen, but being just short of Xantrex.
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:> > > Ye olde Power Ten Company < < <

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