Hello
> 2nd picture: here you see the Mean Well connectors , the GND and -V
> connects to one of the G6 case GROUND terminals.
WRONG: connect only the Mean Well GND to th G6 Ground terminals. DO NOT
connect "-V" to the G6 ground terminals!
> 3rd picture: here the G6 psu AC input. There are two red labeled
> arrows pointing those blue connector caps, the ones saying :DON't
> KNOW WHAT ARE THESE now i think they are placed there to pass AC
> power to other psu (in case it's needed) Am I right if not please
> let me know their purpose.
>
> 4th picture: here i removed the cables and caps to have a better look
> at the connectors. If the top connectors with the labeled arrows
> are there to pass AC power to other psu, then , I assume , i have to
> sold the Mean Well AC inputs there, is that ok (I'll add heat
> shrink tubbing for protection) , It doesn't matter which Blue or
> Black AC lead goes to any of the Mean Well Ac inputs , right (please
> check 2nd picture to confirm) If I'm wrong please let me know.
Hmm, I would not really do this. These connectors a after (!) the fuse
in the power socket on the rear panel. So if you switch on the panel,
the fuse would have to stand the current which is drawn from the Doepfer
supply plus the current drawn from the Mean Well supply. This would blow
the regular fuse. If you increase the fuses value, then a problem at one
of the two powersupplies would cause the fuse to blow later than wanted.
I recommend to add two additional fuse sockets in the rearpanel. One for
each of the powersupplies. Then brigde the former fuse holder in the in
the power socket with a large valued fuse, and put the suitable fuses in
the new fuse sockets.
> 5th picture: here I'm showing where the +V = (+5v) output on the
> Mean Well is going to be connected (as well heat shrink tubbing over
> solder points for protection), If wrong please let me know.
That is the correct place to add the +V. The ground from the Meanwell
should be connected to the bus pcb too. There are additional connectors
for +5V and GND at the end of the bus pcb.
Florian
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