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From: rom@xor.Sun.COM (Achyutram Bhamidipaty)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Help with power supply
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Date: 6 Jul 89 18:19:58 GMT
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Great! Now I know what pf and sn are for.

Well that leaves only one terminal! Its the one
labeled on/off.  Now this may seems trivial but it
has me stumped. When I took the supply home, I made
all the connections (ac,acc,gnd,s1+,s1-) and plugged
it in...and nothing happened... I tried shorting
the on/off connector to gnd, I tried hooking another
+5v between gnd and on/off, still nothing. So I turn to anyone
out there in sci.electronic land that would know how to use the
on/off connector.

For completeness: The on/off connector is exactly that, it is not
a switch. I assume that it used to turn the supply on and off, but
how? Should I connect house ac to it? Or maybe I should jumper it
to some other connection on the supply? I would like to avoid 
tracing the connections if I can.  

Thanks for the previous help, and thank you in advance for any
clues as to what this connector might be.

-Rom
rom@xor.sun.com