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General| Brand | Delta Elektronika |
|---|---|
| Model | SM 600-10 |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
Details safety requirements for connecting AC power terminals to electrical ground.
Explains safety measures for grounding DC power terminals and sense connections.
Warns about dangers of electrical shock from mains and output terminals.
Provides instructions for connecting the unit to the mains supply via industrial plugs.
Instructs personnel not to remove covers or replace components when power is connected.
States that parts substitutions/modifications are only allowed by authorized personnel.
Provides safety steps for removing protective covers, including power disconnection.
Explains how to shut down unit's output remotely via voltage or relay contact.
Describes interlock input for safety interlocks and emergency stop functions.
Explains thermal switch that shuts down output to prevent overheating.
Describes how remote sensing maintains constant voltage at the load.
Describes using units as building blocks for larger systems via Master/Slave control.
Covers setting voltage/current limits for circuit protection and operation.
Guides user through initial checks and setup before powering on unit.
Details connecting voltage sources to analog programming connector CON E.
Instructions for using ISO AMP CARD or CON H for isolated programming.
Guides programming via PSC-488/PSC-232 using CON F/G or CON H.
Provides instructions for connecting sense leads for remote voltage sensing.
Explains how to operate Remote ShutDown via CON E or relay contact.
Details connecting multiple units in series for increased voltage using Master/Slave.
Explains connecting units in parallel for increased current using Master/Slave.
Guides users through checks for missing DC output, including LEDs and connections.
Helps diagnose problems when programming does not work correctly.
Explains how earth loops cause unwanted offsets in programming signals.
Addresses scenarios where output voltage exceeds the set value.
Advises on handling situation where no LEDs are illuminated on unit.
