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DR66 & DR128 Installer User Guide 15
Connecting Mains Power
Before starting check that the mains voltage setting on the DR unit is correctly set for the local
mains supply. Check that the correct mains lead with moulded mains plug and IEC connector has
been supplied with your unit.
It is advised to turn connected power amplifiers down or off before switching the DR unit on or off.
Ensure that the IEC mains plug is pressed fully into the rear panel socket before switching on.
Connecting a DC Supply
A 24 Volt DC backup supply such as a battery may be connected so that the unit remains powered
in the event of a mains power failure. This switches in automatically when the mains voltage falls
below a certain level.
DR66 A 24V +/-15% 1.5A supply is required.
Maximum power consumption is 25VA. An internal 20mm
2A anti-surge protection fuse is fitted. Connect the DC
supply –V (negative) cable to the BATTERY/REMOTE D-
type connector pins 23 and 24. Connect the +V (positive)
cable to pins 20 and 21. Use suitably rated cable and
observe the correct polarity.
DR128 A 24V +/-15% 3A supply is required. Maximum power consumption is
70VA. An internal 20mm 5A anti-surge protection fuse is fitted. Connect the DC
supply –V (negative) cable to the 0V terminal and the +V (positive) cable to the
+24V terminal. Use suitably rated cable and observe the correct polarity.
The DC power input is protected by an internal fuse to prevent damage if the unit is
connected to the wrong type or reversed polarity supply. The fuse is located on the
PSU circuit board. For access, remove the top cover.
BATTERY / REMOTE
Batt -V
Pin 23,24
Batt +V
Pin 20,21
WARNING: Remove all power to the unit when replacing the fuse.
WARNING: Read and understand the warnings and instructions printed at
the start of this user guide and on the rear panel.
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