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24 | Unpacking and Cabling DPS Expansion Module
2. Attach the power cord to the power distribution unit in the rack or other power source.
(Although the back of each model is different, the power supply modules are in the same
location for all models.)
WARNING
Before applying power, carry out the grounding checks detailed in the following
procedure.
CAUTION
The power connections must always be disconnected prior to removal of the
power supply module from the enclosure.
To perform a grounding check
If a rack distribution system is being used, it is very important that you ensure power is
removed from the rack. Only after power is removed should you connect the DPS Expansion
Module power cord to the rack distribution and the DPS Expansion Module enclosure.
If a direct connection is made with the DPS Expansion Module power cord, ensure that it is
connected to the DPS Expansion Module enclosure.
WARNING
Some electrical circuits could be damaged if external signal cables or power
control cables are present during the grounding checks.
Then, check for continuity between the earth pin of the IEC 320 connector on one of the power
supply modules and any exposed metal surface of the DPS Expansion Module enclosure.
Powering DPS Expansion Module
Power on DPS Expansion Module before you power on DPS1000 Series.
To power on DPS Expansion Module
1. Ensure that power is applied from the power distribution units.
2. Apply power to the enclosure(s). Press the power supply switches to the ON (STANDBY)
position. Repeat for the other power supply module.
Any time you power cycle the DPS Expansion Module enclosure, you should shut down and
restart DPS1000 Series as well.
Important! Always shut down DPS1000 Series before working on DPS Expansion Module. If
you reconnect, power cycle, or otherwise reset DPS Expansion Module while it is attached to a
live DPS1000 Series, data loss may occur.
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