Hardware Installation Rocedure - Intel IUP-200A Getting Started

Hardware Installation Procedure
erform the following steps to prepare the universal programmer hardware for use.
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To prevent possible damage to the universal programmer, before plugging in the
unit and turning it on, verify that the AC line voltage select switches are set properly
and the power fuse is the correct value for the line voltage that is to be used.
1. Unpack the universal programmer and set it in the desired location.
2. Set the input line voltage switches to the appropriate value for your area. The universal
programmer accepts one of four different AC line voltages. Before plugging in the univer ­
sal programmer, you must set the line voltage switches to match the appropriate line volt ­
age as follows:
a) Verify that the universal programmer is unpluged from its power source.
b) Locate the line voltage switches and note the four line voltage settings summarized on
the back panel of the universal programmer. Figure 1-1 shows the switches set for 120
VAC.
c) Set SW1 and SW2 for the AC line voltage to be used to power the universal program ­
mer (ver fy that the letters are v s ble on the sw tches') as follows:
100 VAC: set both SW1 and SW2 to position A.
120 VAC: set SW1 to position A and SW2 to position B.
220 VAC: set SW1 to position B and SW2 to position A.
240 VAC: set both SW1 and SW2 to position B.
3. Verify that the correct fuse is installed in the universal programmer as follows:
a) Locate the fuse directly beneath the MAIN OWER switch on the back panel of the
universal programmer.
b) Verify that the universal programmer is unplugged from its power source.
c) Remove the fuse from the universal programmer using a flat blade screwdriver or a
small coin, as shown in Figure 1-2.
d) Check the fuse for continuity and verify that it is the proper amperage rating.
If the fuse is damaged or the wrong amperage rating for the line voltage at which the
unit is to be operated, replace the fuse with the appropriate replacement as follows:
100 VAC: 2 ampere slow blow
120 VAC: 2 ampere slow blow
220 VAC: 1 ampere slow blow
240 VAC: 1 ampere slow blow
e) Slide the fuse and fuseholder back into the fuse receptacle and tighten by turning the
fuseholder clockwise.
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