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4. Turn the sleeves of the red and black binding output posts counterclockwise
to expose the wire hole.
5. Insert the device's positive wire into the red binding post wire hole,then tight-
en the binding post sleeve to secure the wire in place.
6. Insert the device's negative wire into the black binding post wire hole, then
tighten the binding post sleeve to secure the wire in place.
7. If you are using a banana plug style connector, simply insert the plugs into the
corresponding positive and negative terminal jacks.
To avoid risk of damage to both the power supply and the connected device:
•Verify and follow the correct polarity when connecting the power supply to the
device
•Do not let the ends of the positive and negative wires touch each other
•The binding post wire holes can accommodate up to 14 gauge wire
8. Connect the AC cord to a standard (110~130V AC) outlet.
9. High voltage protection: When the output voltage exceed 17V DC, the power
supply turn into protection, giving no output. The blue and red LED light on
when.
10. Temperature controlled fans: The Power supply will give out different
amount of heat when use in different level. The fans run at speeds accordingly
to regulate temperature. The fans stay off when the surface temperature of the
unit remain below 50°C.When the controlled circuit sense a temperature above
50°C, the fans start to turn at high speed to bring out hot air. When the surface
temperature exceed 75°C, the thermal protection trigger, the fans will stop
running, and the blue and red indicator will light on. The unit come back to work
only after the surface temperature drop to 68°C.
11. Power supply linkable function:
A. the cable of connection, It is used in application when multiple power supply
are linked together to provide higher output
B. the master and slave switch, The output voltage of all linked power supply is
universally controlled by the master unit.
OPERATION
To use the after you have correctly connected a device to it, flip the power switch
to the on position. The blue LED should illuminate indicating the unit is on.
If the blue LED does not illuminate check all connections. If all connections are
good turn the unit off and confirm the wall AC outlet has power. If the outlet has
power disconnect the power supply from the device then turn the power supply
on again. If the power supply now operates normally verify the connected
device does not require more than 100 amps of current which will cause the to
go into protection.