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JT-DPH5005

Programmable power supply

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear customer,

thank you for purchasing our product. In the following, we will show you

how to use your product.

Should you encounter any unexpected problems during use, please do not

hesitate to contact us.

With the DPH5005, voltages can be converted both up and down.

This power supply combines analog and digital technologies in an

advanced design with outstanding precision and accuracy. The adjustable

output reaches up to 50V or 5A and can be precisely congured in 10mV or

1mA steps.

Summary of content (8 pages)

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JT-DPH5005 Programmable power supply 1. GENERAL INFORMATION Dear customer, thank you for purchasing our product. In the following, we will show you how to use your product. Should you encounter any unexpected problems during use, please do not hesitate to contact us. With the DPH5005, voltages can be converted both up and down. This power supply combines analog and digital technologies in an advanced design with outstanding precision and accuracy.
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The power supply unit is additionally equipped with a switch-off parameter memory and ten programmable data memories. The operation of the unit has been optimized for particularly easy operation and the colour display offers particularly detailed and comprehensive information. Among other things, the current voltage and current values, presettings and output powers can be displayed here. Dynamic notification symbols also facilitate clarity.
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Attention! Ensure at all times a sufficient ventilation of the device for the heat dissipation. The permitted output voltage range is between 6 to 50 V (DC). Watch at the sufficient safety distance and do not ever exceed the maximal output voltage range. Non-observance can cause substantial and irrparable damage of your device. Operate the device only with direct current! The operating of the device with alternating current can cause deadly electric shocks and irreparable damages to the device. 4.
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main menu settings 7 output volatge (default) 8 output voltage (current value) 9 output current (current value) 10 output power (current value) 11 input voltage 12 limit of ouput current 13 lock / unlock keys 14 normal/ abnormal status 15 constant voltage / constant current 16 number of data group 17 ouput active / inavctive 18 default ouput voltage 19 default limit of ouput current 20 default overvoltage range 21 default overcurrent limit 22 default overload limit 23 defa
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.USE OF THE DEVICE Output voltage and current limit Press V/↑ to open the voltage setting mode. Press the rotary switch to set the cursor on the numerical value which should be changed. Rotate the rotary switch clockwise to increase the value and counter clockwise to decrease the value. Press again V/↑ to end. Alternatively, after 30 seconds of being inactive the setting mode ends automatically. Press A/↓ to set the output current limit the same ways as before.
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Configuration of the data groups Data group M0 The data group M0 is a special case. It is the standard data group. Every time an alternative data group is chosen or changes at the current settings are made, the M0 is immediately overwritten by the new data. M0 is therefore a realtime duplicate of the current chosen data group and the values. It is also the set of data which is saved by switching off and will be invoked by starting the device again.
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Editing the chosen data group To edit the chosen data group press V/↑ or A/↓ to navigate upwards or downwards through the menu options. Press the rotary switch and the according numerical value will be highlighted with the cursor. Further operation of the knob scrolls through the available characters. After the desired value is set, hold down SET until the data group number is shown on the right side of the screen. The value of the data will now be saved in the selected data group.
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6. OTHER INFORMATION Our information and take-back obligations according to the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) Symbol on electrical and electronic equipment: Symbol of electrical and electronic devices: This crossed-out dustbin means that electrical and electronic appliances do not belong in the household waste. You must return the old appliances to a collec-tion point.