Pinout of Seeburg PS RPS6-56

[bjwizzer]

Ron,

I would like to sell a Seeburg power supply RPS6-56, but before I do, I would like to find out if it works.

Would you have a pin out of the 2 connectors on the power supply?
I want to apply power to the PS and check if the output is 25 volts.

Any one out there who may have to answer, please let me know.

Thanks in advance,

bjwizzer

[Ron Rich]

BJ,
What is on that supply--connectors/plugs ? What color is it painted ? If my guess is correct it is a 25 vac supply to power a half-dozen WOM's -but I am not sure--

[robnyc]

Here is a pic of a consolette supply fitted with plug to use in a TSU: www.flickr.com/photos/90641375@N06/36012379673/in/dateposted-public/

Gray and white are 120VAC input (primary).

RobNYC

[Ron Rich]

Rob,
This photo is of no help--it simply is the standard connection Seeburg used for wall boxes--I can't recall exactly what a RPS-6 powered. The term RPS stands for "Remote Power Supply" and was used many a time--the #6 indicates that this was the 6th one--but I don't know if it supplied 6.11,12,24, or higher voltage(s). Some RPS's included rectifiers to supply a DC component, to power something else? Ron Rich

[robnyc]

Ron, there seems to be some confusion here. The P.S. that was asked about is an auxiliary for adding Consolettes beginning with the LPC and plainly shown in that I-O manual. Output is 25VAC.

The pic I showed was the same unit but with different plug allowing it to be used on an older control. I showed it illustrate which two wires are the AC input.

Rob

[bjwizzer]

Guys,
I try to uplaod some pics of PS.

bjwizzer

[robnyc]

bjwizzer, If this is your power supply: www.flickr.com/photos/90641375@N06/36024677283/in/dateposted-public/

...Then this is its pinout: www.flickr.com/photos/90641375@N06/36437421670/in/dateposted-public/

RobNYC

[Ron Rich]

Rob,
Somehow I don't get that photo--I get a photo of an RCSU 2 ?
OK--It's the RPS designed to be used with the LPC thru PFEA model phonos, and SC type, WallOMatics

[bjwizzer]

robnyc,

You are right on the mark!

I'll check the transformer tonight!

Let you know.

Thanks for all your help,

bjwizzer

[bjwizzer]

RobNYC and Ron,

Thank you!!!!

I printed out the information Rob sent and after finding a 3 2/10 amp fuse
was able to test the transformer.

The transformer checked out fine!

Now I can confidently list it as "working".

Thank again for the great help,

bjwizzer