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power supply

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From: Clive Salvidge
Date: Fri, 01 Feb 1991 23:50
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I have just bought a power supply module from a 'electronic junk shop'
and am not sure which of its pins to connect the mains input to!  so
I thought I would see if any of you peeps in netland knew anything of
this beast before I blow it up...

It is made by CONTROL DATA and has a part # 62166100 and claims outputs
of +5 +12 -12 +13 and 6.3ac!  Inputs are 120/220/230 and the power input
block looks like...

  o o o     one of the 6 pins goes to ground
            and there is a low resistance between 2 of the pins
  o o o     and between three of the pins..

I am wondering if there are perhaps 2 windings that should be connected
in series for 230v or parallel for 110v ( I want 230v )

Any ideas????
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From: clive@aldetec.oz.au (Clive Salvidge)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: power supply
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Date: 1 Feb 91 23:50:48 GMT
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