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Fujitsu DPS-450SB A - how to start the power supply?

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  • #1 19221523
    kaczmi
    Level 15  
    Hello

    I have a power supply from the Fujitsu DPS-450SB A server. I would like to run it, but I can't find the matching pinout anywhere. Please help me how to enable it.
    Label of Fujitsu DPS-450SB A power supply with technical details. Fujitsu DPS-450SB A server power supply with visible labels and connectors. Close-up of the Fujitsu DPS-450SB A power supply connector with pin labels.
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  • #2 19223249
    kaczmi
    Level 15  
    I measured a bit, maybe it will help. As a standard, I shorted the pins to ground through a resistor, but to no avail.

    Close-up of a PCB with visible voltage markings. Visible part of an electronic device with labeled voltages on the pins.
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  • #3 19449765
    mclare
    Level 1  
    Hi, have you managed to power it up? I have 4 of the DPS-450SB A but I haven't been able to switch it on. Thank you so much!

    Hi, did you manage to turn it on?
    I have 4 DPS-450SB A but have not been able to turn it on.
    Thank you very much!
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  • #4 20074351
    vrein
    Level 2  
    Here how you need to short pins to start this PSU.

    Here's how you need to shorten the pins to run this power supply.
    Computer power supply with pin labels and a multimeter showing 12.27V. The image shows PSU terminals with labeled voltages and wires connected to the board. Photo of a power supply with pins marked for shorting to start it.
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    #5 20075882
    vrein
    Level 2  
    How to modify psu to set different output voltage:
    Firstly, you need to disable under/over voltage protection to be able to adjust voltage more than 11.5 - to - 12.5
    - solder out resistor (2)
    - solder in it back between point (4) and point (3) as it shown on the picture [3]
    - now your OVP UVP is turned off
    Next
    - short the (5) resistor
    - replace (6) adj resistor with 10k? adj resistor
    - now voltage should be regulated from 3 to 13 volts.

    PS: PSU still turns off when voltage goes over 13.2 volts

    More high res photos:
    https://mega.nz/folder/68hQGRLI#6vvHDUHm_b9ah_2DGlHjUA

    1)
    Photo of a circuit board with marked soldering points.
    2)
    Close-up of a PCB with labeled components.
    3)
    The image shows a circuit board with marked points for modifying a power supply unit.
    How to modify the power supply to set a different output voltage? First, you need to disable the under/undervoltage protection to be able to regulate the voltage more than 11.5V - to - 12V
    - desolder the resistor (2)
    - solder it back between point (4) and point (3) as in figure [3]
    - now your OVP UVP is disabled
    Next:
    - short circuit (5) resistor
    - replace (6) adj resistor with 10 k? resistor,
    - now the voltage should be regulated from 3 V to 13 V.
    P.S.
    The power supply still turns off when the voltage exceeds 13.2 V
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