Hi all
Just wondered if anyone had the procedure for bench testing this PSU for bringing up the output voltages in the correct sequence.
Procedure i have used so far is:
I get 5.3v standby & 4.8v on the AC detect pin.
Linking the Stby volts to RELAY ON i get all the secondary voltages (except 3.3 & Va/Vs) Again linking Stdby volts to the 3.3v_ON i get the 3.3v, so far so good.
Next i linked the Stby volts to the M5V_ON i get the 5 volts.
If i now link VS_ON to 5volts Va & Vs momentarily kick in before the relay drops out so not sure if i am testing in the correct sequence or if i have a VS/VA fault.
The original complaint from the owner wasjust set would come on but takingb longer &longer whichi attributed to the failing output caps.
Graham
Just wondered if anyone had the procedure for bench testing this PSU for bringing up the output voltages in the correct sequence.
Procedure i have used so far is:
I get 5.3v standby & 4.8v on the AC detect pin.
Linking the Stby volts to RELAY ON i get all the secondary voltages (except 3.3 & Va/Vs) Again linking Stdby volts to the 3.3v_ON i get the 3.3v, so far so good.
Next i linked the Stby volts to the M5V_ON i get the 5 volts.
If i now link VS_ON to 5volts Va & Vs momentarily kick in before the relay drops out so not sure if i am testing in the correct sequence or if i have a VS/VA fault.
The original complaint from the owner wasjust set would come on but takingb longer &longer whichi attributed to the failing output caps.
Graham
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