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CPS100 SERIES OPERATION MANUAL
SECTION 8:
Master Slave Operation
Entire Contents Copyright 2018 by Adaptive Power Systems, Inc. (APS) • All Rights Reserved • No reproduction without written authorization from APS.
APS CPS100 Series Power Source Operation Manual Page 180 of 231
8.5.3 Three-Phase System Use
8.5.3.1 Output Wiring Configurations
The output of a 3-Phase system can be connected for three-phase, four wire (Wye
configuration) loads or for three-phase, five wire (Delta configuration).
3-PHASE CONFIGURATION NOTES:
Phasing: The Master unit is always phase A, Slave1 is always phase B and Slave2 is
always phase C.
Connect Mode: Connect Mode covers both Wye and Delta types.
The output voltage of phase B and C will be set to the same settings as that for
phase A (Master). Automatically if the Voltage Mode is set to COM (Coupled). If the
Voltage Mode is set to Multi, phase B and C output voltage can be set individually
(Uncoupled).
The output frequency of phase B and C is always set to the same frequency as phase
A. The phase difference between phase A and B is always 120° and between phase A
and C is always 240°.
Waveforms groups A and B can only be switched AFTER the system output is OFF.
For a 3-Phase configuration, there is one Master and two Slave so there are always 3 units.
The Master unit must be set to Mode = Master, Master Type = 3-Phase as shown in the
screen below.

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