Visionary Solutions PSA200 User manual

PSA200 User’s Manual
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Visionary Solutions, Inc., Limited 12-Month PSA200 Warranty
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Visionary Solutions, Inc.
4193 Carpinteria Ave
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Carpinteria, CA 93013
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The PSA200 User’s Manual
1.1 The PSA200
The PSA200 power supply is an International AC input (100-240VAC, 200 Watt) unit provided for
the MPP1700. It complies with the compact PCI standard, and is a 3U high 8HP wide. The power
supplies can be inserted into slots 18 and 20 of the MPP1700. Operation requires only one
power supply. However, when both are installed these supplies provided redundant load sharing.
With both supplies installed, power supplies can be hot swapped without interruption to the
system.
1.1.1 PSA200 Front Panel

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Two LEDs are provided on the PSA200.
1. The Input OK LED will illuminate green when the supply is properly installed, power is
applied, and the system is operational.
2. The Fault LED will illuminate red if a fault condition is detected.
1.2 The MPP1700
The Media Processing Platform (MPP) 1700 is a high density, rack mount blade chassis used in
VSI IPTV applications.
Slots 1-17 on the chassis can be filled with any VSI blade product. Slots 18 and 20 can be filled
with power supplies. At least one of the power supply slots must be filled, and for dual redundant
power supply support, both power supply slots must be populated.
1.2.1 MPP1700 Front Panel Slots
1.2.2 Power Supply Installation
Warning: Before installing the power supply, be sure to read the safety and
equipment information contained in this chapter.
Caution: Use proper ESD precautions when installing or removing the power supply
to avoid damaging the unit’s circuitry.
Note: Slots 18 and 20 can only be populated with a power supply module.
Blade Slots Power Supply
Slots

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Note: It is important that the module be properly aligned with the slot guides before it is
inserted into the appropriate slot on the chassis. It is recommended that the user’s
line of sight be level with the middle of the backplane in order to see both slot
guides clearly.
To install a power supply:
1. Slide the module, open end first, into slot 18 or 20 on the chassis until it plugs into the power
connector located on the backplane at the rear of the unit.
2. Use the bottom ejector handle to securely seat the module into the chassis and to properly
mate the rear connectors. The handle should lock closed when properly inserted to secure
the unit.
3. Tighten the captive thumb screw located at the top of the module to provide a more secure
mounting.
4. If desired, an additional Phillips screw can be installed through the injector handle.
5. The Input OK LED will illuminate green when the supply is properly installed, power is
applied, and the system is operational.
6. The Fault LED will illuminate red if a fault condition is detected.
To remove a power supply:
1. If tightened, loosen the captive thumb screw at the top of the front module.
2. If installed, loosen the additional Phillips screw in the ejector handle.
3. Press the red tab in the bottom injector/ejector handle to unlock the module.
4. Pull down on the handle and pull the module out of its slot away from the chassis.
1.3 PSA200 Safety and Compliance
Caution: This component level power supply is intended exclusively for installation
within other equipment by an industrial assembly operation or by
professional installers. This is a Class I power supply; the ground pin of
input connector J1 must be properly connected to earch ground in end
use. The power supply is to be installed in end-use equipment according
to the requirements of the safety standard used for that equipment. The
power supply is not designed to be operated outside of an enclosure which
provides a means of mechanical, electrical, and fire protection. To
maintain Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) requirements, the outputs
should not be connected together in any manner which causes the total
output voltage to exceed 60 VDC.

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AC Input: 100-240 VAC, 4A; 50-60 Hz
Safety Approvals: UL Recognized, TBD.
Input Connections: J1 PIN 46 Neutral, PIN 47 Line, PIN 45 Ground.
Outputs: V1 +5V/40A, V2 +3.3V/40A, V3 +12V/5A, V4 -12V/2A.
Note: The total output power is not to exceed 200 watts with 250 Linear Feet per Minute
(LFM) of forced air.
Protective Earthing: The PSA200 must be properly grounded to mains protective earthing
termination at end use.
Fusing: In case of failure, the PSA200 must be returned to VSI. There are no serviceable parts in
the power supply.
Overall Size: 6.40 in. (162.5 mm) x 5.07 in. (128.7 mm) x 1.60 in. (40.6 mm)
Weight: 1.75 lb (0.8 kg)

September 2006
Visionary Solutions, Inc.
4193 Carpinteria Avenue
Suite 11
Carpinteria, CA 93013
T: 805-566-5811
F: 805-566-5813
www.vsicam.com