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(3)
Select a programming resistance by multiplying the
desired output voltage by 1000 (the programming constant
is 1000 ohms per volt). A constant current of 1 milli-
ampere will flow through this resistance, and its wattage
rating should be chosen to minimize drift due to heating.

(4)
Connect the external programming resistance between the
RV and S+ terminals using twisted, shielded wire. Connect
the shield to the G (chassis ground) terminal to minimize
output ripple.

(5)
Turn on the power source.
CAUTION

IF THE REMOTE PROGRAMMING CONNECTIONS ARE OPENED WHILE THE
SUPPLY IS OPERATING, THE OUTPUT VOLTAGE WILL RISE SLIGHTLY
ABOVE THE SET VALUE. WHEN A SWITCH IS USED TO SELECT
RESISTORS FOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE PROGRAMMING, IT SHOULD HAVE
SHORTING TYPE CONTACTS TO AVOID VOLTAGE SPINES.

e.
Current Limiting : The maximum output may be limited to a
value below 500 milliamperes as follows:

(1)
Turn on the power source and set the meter switch to MA.
(2)
Depress the CURRENT LIMIT SET button and adjust the
CURRENT LIMIT ADJ control until the meter indicates
the maximum desired output current. Release the
CURRENT LIMIT SET button.


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