I could be wrong, but something doesn't sound right to me with your unit.
As I understand it, the VPI SDS will ramp down to a selected Voltage, and this ramp down voltage is user selectable-adjustable, via the calibration mode. The calibration mode is on VPI's website, in PDF format.
My works the exact same way, but when my Table is then switched on, my Unit will output 115V initially, then after a couple seconds, after the Motor comes to speed, it will revert back down to the pre-selected ramp down voltage.
Your's seems to be only putting out 84V as you say, and I see no provision in the calibration mode for adjusting max output voltage?
Aren't all the USA Models supposed to put out 115V maximum upon initial fire up?
If no one else knows the answer to this, then I do suggest calling VPI, and tell them what you have told us here. There may be possibly another adjustment in calibration mode, that I/we are not aware of? Or the Unit is possibly faulty? VPI will know for sure. Mark
As I understand it, the VPI SDS will ramp down to a selected Voltage, and this ramp down voltage is user selectable-adjustable, via the calibration mode. The calibration mode is on VPI's website, in PDF format.
My works the exact same way, but when my Table is then switched on, my Unit will output 115V initially, then after a couple seconds, after the Motor comes to speed, it will revert back down to the pre-selected ramp down voltage.
Your's seems to be only putting out 84V as you say, and I see no provision in the calibration mode for adjusting max output voltage?
Aren't all the USA Models supposed to put out 115V maximum upon initial fire up?
If no one else knows the answer to this, then I do suggest calling VPI, and tell them what you have told us here. There may be possibly another adjustment in calibration mode, that I/we are not aware of? Or the Unit is possibly faulty? VPI will know for sure. Mark