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Dear Helpful person,

Many thanks,

I talked with Zeiss. However, as I was told, this ILT power supply
unit is old and its brand is not longer exist (for more than 10
years). He will make efforts to try and get a scheme, but he can not
promise he will succeed…
I thought that maybe somebody here might have one.

Thanks again,

Adi

On Sep 16, 4:21 pm, Helpful person <rrl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Sep 16, 7:38 am, Helpful person <rrl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> > On Sep 16, 3:03 am, adira...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > > Hi all,
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> > > Our confocal microscope’s power supply unit (biorad mrc-1024 confocal)
> > > is out of order. It is an Ion Laser Technology (ILT) unit, model 5403B
> > > (from July 1995).
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> > > We would like to ask if any of you might have the electricity circuit
> > > scheme for this unit (or a similar one). It would be very helpful for
> > > us for trying to figure out the problem there.
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> > > Trying to find the problem in our electronics laboratory, we’ve found
> > > that the unit can’t operate and get power without being connected to
> > > the other units (as it is connected when it works on our whole setup).
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> > > However, we don’t have the interlock plug for the interface connector
> > > that might probably solve this. We wonder if anybody could please
> > > direct us whether there's a way to jumper the connector/circuit such
> > > that we could operate the power supply at electrician place, where it
> > > stands alone, without bringing the other units that to his place.
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> > > Many thanks in advance,
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> > > Adi,
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> > > The Weizmann Institute of Science.
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> > Try asking Zeiss, they purchased Biorad's confocal microscope
> > division.
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