Document reference MAMPS-HW/E HARDWARE MANUAL
Edition 18 - March 2022 VM600 machinery protection system (MPS)
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RPS1U rack power supply (ABE056 only)
OVERVIEW OF VM600 MPS HARDWARE
2.11RPS1U rack power supply (ABE056 only)
The following versions of the RPS1U rack power supply are available:
• An RPS1U for use with an AC-mains supply.
• An RPS1U for use with a DC-mains supply.
The different versions are distinguished by their ordering number (refer to the VM600 slimline
rack (ABE056) data sheet).
The RPS1U rack power supply must be with an appropriate connection panel at the rear of
the VM600 rack in order to allow the connection of external AC-mains or DC-mains power to
the rack. See also 8.3 Rack safety requirements.
2.11.1 Power supply check relay
The power supply check relay provides an indication that the +5 V, +12 V and −12 V supplies
are being correctly generated and delivered by the RPS1U rack power supply to the VM600
slimline rack (ABE056) backplane. The connector for the power supply check relay is
available at the rear of the rack.
NOTE: Refer to the VM600 slimline rack (ABE056) datasheet for further information on the
power supply check relay.
As shown in Figure 2-34, the connector for the power supply check relay has three pins that
provide access to the relay contacts, defined from left to right as COM, NO and NC.
Apart from the power supply check relay connector, the other components shown in
Figure 2-34 are mounted on the VM600 rack (ABE056) backplane.
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES EXIST WITHIN VM600 SLIMLINE RACKS (ABE056).
W
HEN A CARD OR PANEL IS REMOVED FROM A VM600 SLIMLINE RACK (ABE056),
THE RACK BACKPLANE – CONTAINING HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES – IS EXPOSED AND
THERE
IS THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
S
EE ALSO HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES AND THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK ON PAGE XVII.
THE VM600 SLIMLINE RACK (ABE056) POWER SUPPLY CHECK RELAY IS SPECIFIED
FOR
OPERATION WITH SEPARATED OR SAFETY EXTRA-LOW VOLTAGE (SELV) SYSTEM
VOLTAGE
LEVELS:
•M
AXIMUM SWITCHING VOLTAGE OF ±30 V
RMS
/ ±42.4 V
AC(PEAK)
OR 60 V
DC
.
•M
AXIMUM SWITCHING CURRENT OF 1 A.
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