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Setting the voltage limit is quite simple to do, and to understand. Refer to the front panel picture

on the previous page, and the instructions below.

Setting the Output Voltage:

Let's say you have built a circuit that needs +5 V. So, you follow the process above to set the +6

V supply to +5.000 V. Do this now, and verify that the output voltage is 5.000 V.

Or, your circuit needs +/- 15 V, in which case you follow the process above to set the +25 V

supply to +15.00 V, and the -25 V supply to -15.00 V. Do this now, and verify that the voltages

are +15 V and -15 V (both measured with respect to the black COM terminal).

However, taking the time to also set the current limit can be a really smart precaution, in case a

wiring error, defective component, or accidental connection (e.g. bridging two pins on an IC)

during testing would cause excessive current to flow and damage your circuit. The +6 V supply

can source 5 amperes, and the +/- 25 V supplies can source 1 amp; this is a substantial amount

of current, and can create a lot of smoke and damage to components in your circuit.

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