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In article <113785@sun.Eng.Sun.COM> rom@xor.Sun.COM (Achyutram Bhamidipaty) writes:
>I am the proud owner of a LH RESEARCH Little-MITE 
>model LM34-1522 115 power supply.
>
>So what, you say. Well I'll tell ya, it appears to be
>a rather peculiar beast in that it has some connectors
>that dont seem to make much sense to me.
                             ^^^^^ 8^)
>
>The power supply has the following connectors on it:
>
>label	my guess on its purpose
>ac	hot ac
>acc	ac common
>gnd	earth ground
>pf	????
Hmmm, don't know this one...

>on/off	???? This is NOT a switch, just a bind post
This is the INHIBIT, asserted LOW (GND). Short it to GND to
disable output of the supply.

>+s1	??
Positive Sense, Supply 1. Tie to Supply 1 positive destination
(ie: the backplane) or short to +V1.

>-s1	???
Negative Sense, Supply 1. Tie to Supply 1 negative (GND) destination
(ie: the backplane) or short to -V1.

>+s2	???
Positive Sense, Supply 2. Tie to Supply 2 positive destination
(ie: the backplane) or short to +V2.

>-s2	???
Negative Sense, Supply 2. Tie to Supply 2 negative (GND) destination
(ie: the backplane) or short to -V2.

>
>I expected the +/- vn connections, but not the +/- sn connections
>but they didn't teach us about the sn connections at school!!

>
>Thanks for any help.
"No problem!"

>-Rom
>rom@xor.sun.com

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