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SYSTEM PROTECTION A variety of industrial-grade safety circuitry will help protect your computer: OVP (Over Voltage Protection), SCP (Short Circuit Protection), and OCP (Over Current Protection). Sometimes the PSU will “latch” into a protected state. You will need to power off the PSU and clear the fault before it will function again. There are no user- replaceable fuses in your CP-1000. SPECIAL QUIET COMPUTING™ PWM FAN A PWM fan can spin much more slowly and be quieter than a voltage-controlled fan. The PSU uses a PWM fan that can spin as slow as 260 RPM or as fast as 2600 RPM, depending on load and ambient temperature. It should be nearly inaudible when your computer is idling, and the PSU will vary the fan speed depending on the load of your computer. The location of the PSU fan also helps to reduce the sound emitted by your computer. 80 PLUS® CERTIFICATION 80 PLUS® certification is the most widely recognized independent standard in power supply efficiency. An 80 PLUS® certified power supply uses less energy and generates less heat to stay cooler, run quieter and last longer. The CP-1000 has been 80 PLUS® certified to be at least 80% efficient at a wide range of operating loads; this will lower your operating costs and help protect the environment. NVIDIA™ SLI™-READY CERTIFIED Antec’s CP-1000 is NVIDIA™ SLI™-Ready certified for use with multiple high-end graphics cards for superior parallel graphics processing. POWER OUTPUT The CP-1000 power supply distributes power on separate rails. Some rails require a minimum load in order to run. To see the output capacity and regulation for each different voltage, see Table 1. TABLE 1 Output Voltage Load Max. Regulation Ripple & Noise +3.3V 28A ±5% 50 mV +5V 30A ±5% 50 mV +12V1 25A ±5% 120 mV +12V2 30A ±5% 120 mV +12V3 30A ±5% 120 mV +12V4 30A ±5% 120 mV –12V 0.6A ±10% 120 mV +5VSB 3A ±5% 50 mV ADVANCED HYBRID CABLE MANAGEMENT The CP-1000 uses Advanced Hybrid Cable Management. Cables that are important or mandatory are permanently connected to the PSU for the highest quality power delivery. There are modular jacks on the back of the PSU to add additional cables as needed. Using only the cables you need will reduce clutter and improve airflow inside your case. For the list of connected and optional cables, see Table 2. MODULAR CABLE JACKS There are two black jacks and two red jacks on the back of your CP-1000 PSU. These jacks are for the optional cables that come with your power supply. The black connectors are used for Molex or SATA cables. Because of the high power requirements of modern graphics cards, the red cables are set up to handle their needs. If you are not using the red connectors for PCI-Express connectors, then you can use them for additional Molex or SATA cables as needed. TABLE 2 Cable Quantity Power Connectors Part Name Description 24-pin (20 + 4) main connector 4 + 4-pin ATX12V, EPS N/A Power supply direct cabling 8-pin EPS12V 2 . 8-pin (6 + 2) PCI-E 3 . Molex + 1 . Floppy 3 . SATA 1 x 3 Molex connector w/cable Includes three Molex connectors 3 x 3 Serial ATA connector w/cable Includes three Serial ATA connectors 2 x 1 PCI-Express connector w/cable Includes one 6-pin PCI-Express connector +12 VOLT RAIL DISTRIBUTION The CP-1000 uses four separate +12 volt power rails. Different connectors are hooked up to separate circuits to aid in the balanced distribution of power between devices in your computer. The engineers have allocated the rails to different connectors, as shown in Table 3, to prevent voltage sags in one device due to sudden demands for power by another device. TABLE 3 PSU Direct Cabling Connector +12V Rail (20+4) Motherboard 1 4+4-pin ATX12V, EPS 2 8-pin EPS12V 2 PCI-E w/ blue stripe 3 PCI-E w/ green stripe 4 Molex cable from PSU 1 SATA cable from PSU 1 INSTALLATION: 1. Remove the standard PSU adapter from the Antec case to allow the larger PSU to fit. 2. Install the CP-1000 PSU into your case with the four screws provided. 3. Connect the 24-pin main power connector to your motherboard. If your motherboard uses a 20-pin connector, detach the 4-pin attachment on the 24-pin connector. Note: The detachable 4-pin section cannot be used in place of a 4-pin +12V connector. 4. Connect the 8-pin or 4+4-pin connector for the CPU. If your motherboard has an 8-pin socket with a cover on some of the openings, we recommend that you remove the cover and use the 8-pin connector. Note: Please also refer to your motherboard user’s manual for any special instructions. 5. Connect extra cables from the cable pack to the sockets on the power supply only if needed. If you are going to plug the PCI-E cables into the PSU, they should go into the red sockets. If the red sockets are not being used for PCI-E, then they can be used for any other type of cable supplied in the pack that accompanies the PSU. 6. Connect the AC power cord to the power supply AC inlet. Be sure to use the heavy-duty cord supplied with your CP-1000. 7. PCI-E graphics cards use different amo...