Prototrak Plus Retrofit with Mesa 7i77 & 5i25 cards

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9 years 7 months ago - 9 years 7 months ago #89345 by new2linux
Many thanks Dan! The DRV O & DRV 1 is (TB 5) on 7i77 card. I will look again at page 9. Will post pic soon.

many thanks!

Edit: I have read your load suggestion, this is at the large black transformer, the terminals going to the rectifier and amp, place 110v light bulb to 2 of the 3 leads going between rectifier and transformer. Just need to be clear.
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9 years 7 months ago #89347 by new2linux
Many thanks andypugh! I recall the rectifier having an post that was odd arrangement, I will be looking close and will post pic if it will help. With the power off and discharged capacitor, I will be testing continuity from the rectifier (post in question) to the terminal output of PSB/capacitor assembly, correct.

many, many thanks! (if correct just don't post)

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9 years 7 months ago #89350 by lakeweb
I can't be sure which terminals are which just from the pic. That is why the light bulb and volt meter. You can be sure you are hooked to a loadable DC output. With a light bulb, if you hook up to anything else, you won't hurt anything. (At least, it is highly unlikely.)

Best, Dan.
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9 years 7 months ago - 9 years 7 months ago #89354 by new2linux
Many thanks Andy and Dan! Here are a few pics, use for reference, because it needs to be correct.

this is a diagram of the leads, if you see the rectifier is marked + on the left & - on right. Also the PSB is enlarged in the diagram, with the Brown=Br; White=W; Blue= Bl. I have taken just best guess for the locations in the pic. The other pic is of the amp with the fan assembly rotated for better view.

Many thanks!
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9 years 7 months ago #89356 by andypugh
It seems fairly clear that white is negative.
But as for which of blue or brown is positive, I can't really tell.
What does the multimeter say? Which connects to the + terminal of the capacitor?
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9 years 7 months ago #89357 by new2linux
Thank you Andy & Dan! To insure this is tested correctly I place 110v light between 1 & 3 measure voltage; 1 & 2 measure voltage; 2 & 3 measure voltage, changing the light as I go to the next set of leads. Will this also answer Andy's question about 80v. I can pull other capacitor out to see back side of PCB if it is better that way.

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