I hope so, the 5680 takes approx 22W on startup,
if it is the same on the 5682 that shuld be less than 1/2A
Fabio.
Hi
At 48 volts I would expect the startup to be well below an amp...
Bob
On Nov 22, 2012, at 12:51 PM, paul swed wrote:
> Good luck and remember that when it starts
Hi
At 48 volts I would expect the startup to be well below an amp...
Bob
On Nov 22, 2012, at 12:51 PM, paul swed wrote:
> Good luck and remember that when it starts the current will be much higher
> then when it runs. As I recall I think 2 amps when warm 750 ma...
>
> On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 a
Good luck and remember that when it starts the current will be much higher
then when it runs. As I recall I think 2 amps when warm 750 ma...
On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 3:45 AM, Fabio Eboli wrote:
> Ziggy Bob and paul, I'll open it up and
> check. I have a pair of lab psu to test
> the unit and a pa
Ziggy Bob and paul, I'll open it up and
check. I have a pair of lab psu to test
the unit and a pair of FE5680 to compare
the timing. Thank you all for the useful
info.
Fabio.
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The -48V RTN should be the 'positive' side and the POWER -48V should be
the 'negative' side. On normal installations the -48V is a black wire,
the -48V return is a red wire. It's like having a 'positive ground'.
(I've used, manufactured, sold, and installed 48V Telco gear.) On most
Telco gear b
Measure both pins and see if 1 is grounded.
Telco is indeed -48V. So I would expect hopefully to see pin 8 at close to
0 ohms. If so then the plus of the 48 V would connect here and the label
is explicit.
But what I have run into is that nothing connects to ground and as such
whats minus is a guess
Hi
If you have any concern about the wiring of the unit - open it up and check.
There are an enormous number of conflicting wiring options for the small FE
rubidiums.
Bob
On Nov 21, 2012, at 5:50 AM, Fabio Eboli wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a pair of FE-5682A coming,
> not that I need them, but
Thank you, Peter and Paul.
Now I see that the pinout is almost identical
to LPRO-101, the only difference are pins
8 and 10 for power supply.
That's nice, I like the external C-Field control,
and monitor voltage for lamp, they can be useful.
I'm not familiar with telco power supplies,
I know only
I would agree that it sounds like you have a -48 telco unit. Thats pretty
easy to do as some form of an option or alternate. But I have no proof.
Regards
Paul
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 7:28 AM, Peter Bell wrote:
> I'm not familiar with that unit, but the pinout appears to match the
> Efratom LPRO-
I'm not familiar with that unit, but the pinout appears to match the
Efratom LPRO-101 with the exception of the power supply.
On the LPRO, pin 8 is the -ve side of the 24V supply and pin 10 is the
+ve side. The "19V to 32V, 24V nominal" spec also matches the LPRO.
It's possible that there is mor
Hello,
I have a pair of FE-5682A coming,
not that I need them, but I had flat
shipping from the seller freakyflickers
on ebay fro another item, I was asked 14USD each.
I'm a bit confused by the pinout on
the datasheet:
http://www.ko4bb.com/Manuals/05)_GPS_Timing/FEI/FE-5682A_Datasheet_REVB.pdf
T
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