| Installation and airflow |
Disconnect AC before wiring or maintenance. Connect FG to protective earth, secure the chassis, observe polarity and prevent shorts. Keep at least 15 cm clear around air openings and away from adjacent heat sources; avoid blocked airflow, excessive dust, moisture, direct sunlight and high-temperature locations. |
| Power wiring and mounting guidance |
The manual recommends 14 AWG AC wiring and output wires shorter than 1 m where practical. Size DC conductors for actual continuous and permitted peak current and installation rules. Input M3.5 terminals use 8–10 kgf·cm; output M5 terminals use 10–12 kgf·cm. M4 mounting screws use 8–10 kgf·cm, with maximum insertion of 5 mm at the sides and 3 mm at the bottom. |
| Peak-load operating conditions |
Peak-load mode requires SW1 position 1 ON and position 2 OFF. Peak duration must not exceed 5 s, duty must not exceed 35% or the applicable plotted limit, and average power must not exceed rated power. The maximum is twice rated power at input ≥200 VAC and 1.5 times rated power below 200 VAC, subject to input/temperature derating; at 85 VAC the manual applies an additional 80% rating factor. Allow the recommended 10 s OFF interval before restarting. |
| Control mode and priority |
SW1 positions 1/2 select peak mode (ON/OFF), continuous 110% current limiting (OFF/OFF), programmed current limiting with 5 s shutdown (ON/ON), or continuous programmed current limiting (OFF/ON). Peak output is unavailable in the current-limiting modes or when digital current control is enabled. Voltage priority is digital control > PV > SVR; current priority is digital control > PC. Keep voltage, current and power within the selected model’s allowed operating envelope. |
| Parallel installation and SW1 position 4 confirmation |
Use no more than four units, equalize output voltages to a difference below 0.2 V and use short, large conductors. Total current must not exceed rated current × number of units × 0.9; keep total load above 5% for current sharing. For 2–4 units, set parallel SW1 position 4 ON at the first and last units and OFF at intermediate units. The documents disagree on standalone SW1 position 4; confirm the supplied revision’s single-unit setting before energizing. Consult the manufacturer for parallel output below 1.5 V. |
| Remote control, sensing and auxiliary reference |
For CN2 remote control, short RC pin 1 to +5V-AUX pin 2 for ON and leave open for OFF. GND-AUX is CN2 pins 4/6, not pin 2. The auxiliary outputs remain available with remote output OFF. Use twisted remote-sense wires and compensate no more than 0.5 V; for local sensing connect CN1 +RS pin 2 to +Vo-Signal pin 1 and −RS pin 4 to −Vo-Signal pin 3. Signal pins are not load terminals. |
| Communication setup and control enable |
MODBus RTU: 115200 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit and no flow control. Slave addresses are 0x80 plus the hardware ID; 0 is broadcast. Use MOD_CTRL in SYSTEM_CONFIG 0x00C4 to enable control. Factory-default communication permits reading while control remains inactive. Set the intended values and enable the protocol’s control bit before relying on digital control. Sixteen hardware addresses do not mean sixteen units may be paralleled. |
| Communication termination and saved settings |
Use the CN2 RTA/RTB pins 9/10 hardware definition for enabling the internal 120 Ω communication terminator at the bus ends; verify the supplied hardware revision. This is separate from parallel SW1 position 4. EEPROM writes have finite endurance: EEP_OFF 0 enables storage (default), 1 disables it; EEP_CONFIG 0 saves immediately (default), 1 after 1 min without a change, 2 after 10 min, and 3 is reserved. |
| Digital setting limits |
The manual lists VOUT_SET 0.60–72 V and IOUT_SET 0.16–18.48 A for this voltage model. These are command limits, not a guarantee of continuous operation at every voltage/current combination. IOUT_SET above rated current remains a current-limit setting; respect rated output power, derating and the selected protection mode. Readback ranges and low-current zero-reading thresholds are measurement characteristics, not extended operating ratings. |
| Indicators and fault handling |
Steady green indicates normal operation; steady red indicates remote OFF. An orange single-flash notification warns of high ambient temperature without stopping output. Numbered red alarms identify 1 overload/short circuit, 2 overvoltage, 3 overtemperature, 4 fan fault, 5 AC undervoltage and 6 other faults. Remove the cause before recovery. Automatic thermal recovery is the specified behavior; the service procedure separately recommends disconnecting AC, allowing cooling and then restarting. Avoid condensation when recovering from low temperature. |
| Document revision and warranty scope |
Use the 2026-05-06 model datasheet for the listed ratings and MTBF; the June 2026 user manual gives different MTBF figures. Resolve hardware-setting differences against the supplied revision. The manual states a five-year warranty under normal usage; unauthorized modification or replacement of internal parts is outside its stated conditions. |
| Complete-system EMC verification |
The model datasheet records EMC testing on a 720 × 360 × 1 mm metal plate. This is a test arrangement, not a required installation clearance. Recheck EMC with the power supply installed in the final equipment and connected to a representative load; wiring and assembly affect the result. The linked component EMI guidance does not certify the finished equipment. |