The green wire connected from the power supply to a plug is identified as R/C. If this stands for "remote control", then I assume that the power supply is turned on by a voltage pulse between the green wire and ground.
The coding printed on the power supply does not identify which wire is ground, but the harnesses coming out of the power supply include a black wire that is not identified. Can I assume that the black wire is ground?
To turn on the power supply, what voltage should I connect to the green wire, and do you think that the turn-on voltage must be a single clean square wave (conditioned)?
My method of turning it off would be to remove AC power to the supply. Would this be safe practice with the supply?
Thanks in advance for your responses,
Pete
The coding printed on the power supply does not identify which wire is ground, but the harnesses coming out of the power supply include a black wire that is not identified. Can I assume that the black wire is ground?
To turn on the power supply, what voltage should I connect to the green wire, and do you think that the turn-on voltage must be a single clean square wave (conditioned)?
My method of turning it off would be to remove AC power to the supply. Would this be safe practice with the supply?
Thanks in advance for your responses,
Pete