SMPS630 Quick Reference
AC- LOSS
This output is an open collector output that will turn on the transistor after the SMPS is powered on.
and it is delayed 3 seconds, and it will turn off immediately after you disconnect the SMPS from your power line,
however, this output will not function if you are using the standby switch option.
This output was made available to control your turn on delay circuit or any other function is possible.
12V AUX
This output is a 12VDC 300mA maximum coming from the standby SMPS, and it is totally independent
from all other outputs on the SMPS.
Stand By
SMPS stand by switch to be connected here to turn ON / OFF the SMPS, and small switch will do the job
DC-Error
This input is used to shutdown the SMPS in case of amplifier failure, however this input needs special
circuit to trigger it. A good example is the (First One amplifier DC detect board).
+-15 V
Regulated output of the +-15 voltage
Output connectors table
Connector reference on PCB
Function
AC-LOSS
Pin 1 --> Collector
Pin 2 --> Emitter
12V AUX
Pin 1 --> +12 VDC
Pin 2 --> GND
+-15V
Pin 3 --> +55 VDC
Pin 4 --> GND
Pin 5 --> GND
Pin 6 --> -55 VDC
Type
Output
Isolated
output
Pin 1 --> -15 VDC
Pin 2 --> GND
Pin 3 --> +15 VDC
Pin 1 --> +18 VDC
Pin 2 --> GND
Main SMPS outputs
Note
300 mA
Output
200 mA
Output
200 mA
Isolated
output
350 mA
Output
4.5A
Output
4.5A
Pin 1 & 2 from the main SMPS output which is marked VDR on
the PCB is for CLASS_D amplifier boot strap supply, and you
MUST connect the GND of that output to the HV- if your
application requires that. That is why the GND of that output is
NOT connected to anything.