Originally Posted by hawk21

I am trying to figure out how to install the zener diode, which direction, as per the video
Can someone chime in? It looks like a nice safety in my opinion for running two in series.
It is at the 5 min mark

I'm not certain just what kind of safety that Zener diode would provide with the 75 Amp capability of these power supplies. At any rate, what you can do is hook everything up except the Zener diode. Then measure the voltage at the terminals that the Zener diode will be connected to.

These Zener diodes have a band at one end of the case. That band is the positive connection of the Zener diode. Get it backwards, and it becomes a standard silicon diode with a 3/4 Volt drop at low currents. Looking at the video, one end of the Zener diode connects to the power supply chassis, making it the negative end. So the end of the Zener diode that connects to the copper foil should be the end of the Zener diode with the band.

REF
https://www.digikey.com/product-deta...OSCT-ND/917639

I have read that an over voltage will make the psu go into overload protection.
If i am not wrong that sudden spike will likely blow that diode but also shut down
the psu. The psu with the floating ground is the one with the diode.

Hi
I'm new on this site can anyone help me ?
I have two Dell Z930P-00 and I want to make them to parallel I know the pinout and all about the how to start up each. But what about if I have to use the inside switch and goes on only one and other one is of and output 12V is all ready parallel?
Other questions is about current share is that enough to contact them and a GND ?
And it has to be in both Power supply in a same voltage or not ?

Any one's can help me
Thanks in advance

And I didn't get any answers about how to start up
Supermicro PWS-501P-1R

Sorry about English writing might somewhere is very bed

Does anyone know how i can adjust the Voltage on the HSTNS-PL29 without opening the cover? I think the inside potmeters won't allow for an output voltage of 13.6-13.8V.

So far i found no way to adjust the output voltage to 13.6-13.8V without opening the case of the PSU of a common slot server supply. Am i correct?

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Originally Posted by jott257

Can someone help me? I need to know if the dps 700eb has a current share pin to put two or three in parallel.

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Originally Posted by alexsandro

which pins to connect the source Cherokee 1200w Ni-x-acpwr‏? I can not do it on, can someone help me? http://azsurplus.com/images/Foundry_...2vdc100A_1.gif

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Hi

Does anyone know how to increase the voltage to 14,4V in the

DELL N750P-S0 power supply
and
HP HSTNS-PL11 power supply

I did xandrios's steps to power on M1U-2750V and M1U-2650V PSU successfully.
Both of them are from EMACS.
P/N: B013080022 (M1U-2650V - 650W)
P/N: B013080006 (M1U-2750V - 750W).

- Connect C2 (top center pin at small pin group) to a ground pin (one of four big pins at left side)

However, the fan speed is so high. It's so loud.
I wonder there is a step which can help to find some pins for lowering fan speed.

If this can help anyone one day :

ARTESYN 7001134

MODEL: 7001134 - Y000
REV: AB
FRU P/N: 7001134 - Y002
IBM FRU P/N: 39Y7189

IBM P/N: 39Y7188
EC NO: H18532L

aka IBM 39Y7189

12.5V 55A

Originally Posted by John61CT

aka IBM 39Y7189

12.5V 55A

yes it was in my post too