[Test-Equipment] HP 6201B Power Supply connections

[Johnsorj@aol.com]

Hi Bob  ( and everyone else )

Thanks for the quick reply---Your connection
information proved to be very valuable and the Power
Supply now works just fine--I just wish that
HP/ Harrison / Agilent would have standardized the
rear panel labeling among all of their products 
to make  field setup easier !!  Oh, Well !!!

Thanks again

Ray Johnson  KE3QY
St. Paul, MN
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In a message dated 04-01-16 14:24:05 EST, kulow@epix.net writes:

<< Subj:     Re: [Test-Equipment] HP 6201B Power Supply connections
 Date:  04-01-16 14:24:05 EST
 From:  kulow@epix.net (Bob Kulow)
 To:    Johnsorj@aol.com, test-equipment@mailman.qth.net
 
 Hi, Ray.  I have a 6201A (not B) that is working ,
 but no manual for it.  This is the jumper setup on mine:
 
 A1 - A2
 A3 - A4 - A5
 A6 - A7 - A8
 A9 - (-S) - (-)
 A10 - (+S) - (+)
 
 73
 Bob WA2UEH
 
 
 >I just aquired an HP 6201B ( 0 to 20 Volts at up
 >to 1.5 Amps output ) power supply that seems to
 >be at permanent full output voltage regardless of
 >front panel settings. I do not have a manual on this
 >unit and I am wondering if the rear panel straps
 >are correctly installed ( I am seeking to operate
 >this unit as a standard PS with no special external
 >programming connections )
 >
 >--Here are the connections at present :
 >
 >A4 connected to A5
 >A6 connected to A7
 >A9 connected to -S connected to " -"
 >" +  " connected to +S
 >
 >I do have manuals for other HP power supplies but
 >with the exception of the sense connections it appears
 >as though HP / Harrison / Agilent does not have a uniform
 >convention for the A1 to A10 terminals ( Based upon
 >comparing manuals that I DO have !!)
 >
 >If anyone has an HP6201B manual and could confirm the
 >above strap connections  I would greatly appreciate it.....
 >
 >TIA
 >
 >Ray Johnson   KE3QY
 >St.Paul, MN
 >johnsorj@aol.com.