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OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
kHz.
<0.3 O at any frequency to 100
OUTPUT CONNECTOR
All power and control circuits
terminate in a connector, specified by TID-20893 (Rev),
wfiich mates with the bin interface connector, completing
the necessary control and power supply wiring.
DIMENSIONS 16.825 in. wide, 3.438 in. high, 5.500 in.
deep; conforms to AEG Drawing ND515.
WEIGHT 13 lb net; with 4001C bin 27 lb net. Shipping
weight for 4001C/4002A 35 lb gross.
3. INSTALLATION
3.1.
PACKING
Unpack the unit, being careful to retain all packing
materials until the unit has been checked for possible
concealed damage. The power cord is packed with the
unit and attaches to a 3-pin connector that is mounted on
the rear of the 4002A.
3.2.
SELECTING THE MAINS VOLTAGE
The 4002A is designed so that the transformer primary can
be connected in a configuration that is compatible with
the availabie mains voltage. Check the voltage level to be
used and select the appropriate range on the 4002A. A
small printed circuit card is installed in a recessed portion
of the power connector that is covered by a clear plastic
window. The orientation of the small printed circuit card
determines the nominal voltage and the result is visible
through the plastic window. The four alternate settings
are 100, 120, 220, and 240 V, and each selects an input
range as defined in Section 2, "INPUT." If the setting does
not match the available ac voltage level, use the following
steps to change it;
1. Remove the ac power cord.
2. Slide the clear plastic window from its operating
position (over the fuse) to its alternate position over the
ac power plug connector.
3. Remove the fuse by pulling outward on the handle
marked "Fuse Pull."
4.
Extract the small printed circuit card.
5. Orient the printed circuit so that the desired voltage
is readable; the selections are 100, 120, 220, and 240.
6.
Insert the small printed circuit back into the slot
under the fuse location and check to see if desired voltage
is visible.
7. Return the handle (marked "Fuse Pull") to its original
position.
8. Install the fuse with the proper rating; use a 3 A fuse
for 100 or 120 V; use a 1.5 A fuse for 220 or 240 V.
9. Slide the plastic window back to its position covering
the fuse.
10. Leave the power cord disconnected while mounting
or dismounting the 4002A.
The 4002A power supply is normally supplied factory con
nected to an EG&G GRIEG 4001G Modular System Bin.
However, the supply is designed to TID-20893 (Rev) speci
fications and may be attached, in the space provided, to
any bin manufactured to those specifications.
For attachment to a bin other than an EG&G GRIEG 401
or 4001 Series Bin, please refer to the appropriate instruc
tion manual. The Gn-Gff switch and othercontrols neces
sary to operate the supply are part of the bin and not
furnished with the power supply.
For attachment to the 4001G bin the following steps are
advised;
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Always disconnect the power cord at the power supply
chassis before connecting or disconnecting the bin-
power suppiy connector (PG13-PG14). Faiiure to do so
wiil result in a shock hazard at PG14 and can also damage
the power supply and/or bin contents.
1. Place the bin on a table with the back part facing you.
Place the power supply in the proper mounting position,
leaving enough space between the two pieces to attach
the interface connector.
2. After ensuring that the power cord is disconnected,
mate the interface connector, being careful to align the
polarizing pins. Fold and form all wiring close to the con
nector edges to prevent any wires from being pinched and
producing a short circuit in succeeding steps.
3. Mount the power supply to the bin by securely tight
ening the four 10-32 screws, being careful not to pinch any
wires or to use undue force on any parts.
When attaching the 40G2A power supply to very old 401
bins it is necessary to first remove the left and right side
covers and stand the bin on its front face (handles down).
From this point on, assembly is the same; upon com
pletion the side plates should be replaced.