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CIOKS logo on the left side has a bigger red LED placed in the middle of the letter 'O'. Right after

the power supply is turned on, it states your power supply's serial number by blinking the digits.

Then it goes into the temperature depending 'breathing mode' or stays lit depending on the setting.

The status of each isolated output section is shown by smaller LED indicators also situated on top

of the enclosure. The function of this advanced and unique monitoring feature is described in

detail later on. Just below these LED indicators or white dots you see the output voltage and max.

current rating of each outlet stated. The first figure is the voltage. The middle line tells you

whether it's a DC (direct current) or AC (alternate current) outlet. The bottom figure states the

maximum current capability of each outlet in mA. Outlets with two possible voltage settings have

both values stated e.g. 9/12 or 12/15. Isolated sections with two outlets sharing the same GND

have one common figure for maximum current which can be put out from both outlets in the

section. The first outlet has adjustable output voltage in the range 4-15V.

Back

In the space on the back of the enclosure you'll find the AC power input socket, mains voltage

selector switch and the fuse. The AC power input socket is called C6 and is the same type used in

many laptop power supplies. Mains voltage selector switch should be used for setting the correct

mains voltage 115 or 230V. The Japanese version is made only for a 100V nominal mains voltage

and has no mains voltage selector switch. The fuse is the only part, which can be replaced by the

user. In case it's blown, replace with a 5x20mm, T 1.0A (slow blow/time lag) type.

Bottom

Six detachable rubber feet are situated on the bottom of the enclosure. On this same surface you'll

find a table showing the different settings of the power supply, which you select using the settings

switch on the front panel. 8 holes with metric M4 threads also on the bottom should be used for

easy mounting of the power supply to a pedalboard. Do not use screws, which would go further

than 5mm inside the unit. Have a look at the mounting guide on CIOKS web site.

Getting started

First make sure that the voltage value chosen on the voltage selector switch matches the mains

voltage in your wall socket. Connect the mains power cord to the power supply and mains. Using

the correct Flex cable types connect your pedals to the outlets of power supply making sure that

the voltage is correct for each pedal and that you're not overloading any of the outlets.

Settings

To change the settings of the power supply you use the settings switch on the right side of the front

panel of the enclosure. In the following table you can see the different settings. This table can also

be found printed on the bottom side of the power supply.

No.

Function

Switch OFF

Switch ON

(knob down)

(knob up)

Outlet 5

18V DC

24V DC

Outlet 6

9V DC

12V DC

Outlet 7

9V DC

12V DC

Outlet 8

9V DC

12V DC

Outlet 9

9V DC

12V DC

No.

Function

Switch OFF

Switch ON

(knob down)

(knob up)

Outlet 11

12V DC

15V DC

Outlet 13

12V DC

15V DC

DC or AC

DC mode

AC mode

Outlet 14

9V AC

12V AC

Outlet 16

12V AC

16V AC

Voltage settings

The output voltage of nine of the power supply's 16 outlets can individually be set to one of two

different values. The default setting is the OFF position of the setting switch and corresponds to

the lower voltage value. Which of the ten knobs to use for which outlet is stated in the table shown

above or on the back of the power supply. This information is also easy accessible on top of the

unit as small black digits stating which knob corresponds to which outlet.

DC or AC operation of section 11 (outlets 12-14)

The power supply's eleventh isolated section can operate either in DC or AC mode, not both at the

same time. In the default OFF setting of settings switch knob no. 8 you have section 11 operating

in the DC mode. The red LED indicator above outlet 13 is lit and you have 600mA available at

voltages 9, 12 or 15V DC from outlets 12 and 13. In ON position of settings switch knob no. 8 you

activate the AC section, while the DC section is turned off. The yellow LED indicator above outlet

14 is lit and you have 800mA available at voltages 9 or 12V AC from outlet 14. The AC voltage of

outlet 14 is set using the settings switch knob no. 9.

Features

Advanced LED Monitoring

Each isolated outlet or section has its individual LED status indicator. The indicator is lit in normal

operation. Its light gets dim when you operate just on the edge of the current limit. If you overload

or short circuit an outlet, the respective LED indicator turns off. The LED indicators of outlets

with selectable output voltage also show you the voltage chosen. In case a higher voltage than the

default setting is selected for a given outlet, its respective LED indicator will be lit with higher

intensity than the other indicators.

All indicators take into account the actual level of mains voltage when monitoring a possible

overload. The current limits for each outlet or section of the power supply are specified at nominal

level of the mains voltage. In Europe it's 230V, 120V in e.g. United States and 100V in Japan. If

the mains voltage is higher than nominal, you can draw more current from the power supply than

stated in the specifications. This would never be a problem. A more common situation though, is

when the mains voltage is lower than nominal. In such a case maximum current ratings for each

outlet or section might be diminished.

The advanced LED monitoring of each isolated outlet will alert you in case of an overload or short

circuit. If such a situation happens you know where to look to solve the problem.A glance at the

LED status indicators and you have proof of 100% clean power to your pedals.

Breathing 'O' LED

The LED in the letter 'O' has two main functions. Just after the power supply is connected to

mains and starts to operate, the LED states the serial number of your unit by blinking each digit if

the number. Then depending on the setting it either starts to 'breath' or stays lit showing that the

power is on. The 'breathing' frequency is dependent on the temperature inside the power supply

and with higher temperature the 'breathing' gets more frequent.