How should I properly supply power to the DAC813?

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To properly power the DAC813, a positive supply of +15 V should be connected to pin 8 (+Vcc), while a negative supply must be connected to pin 10 (-Vcc). The negative return lead of the positive supply should not be used for -Vcc. Ground connections should be made to pin 5 and pin 16. Understanding these connections is crucial for the correct operation of the DAC813.
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Hello, could someone please verify the proper way to supply power to this particular DAC chip: http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/dac813.pdf

Do I need to supply both +15 V and -15 V into +Vcc and -Vcc respectively? Or do I just supply +15 V to +Vcc and have the negative return lead of that supply connect to -Vcc? I don't believe I'm understanding their documentation fully.

Any help or input would be appreciated

Thank you,

Roots
 
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It needs a POSITIVE supply to pin 8 and a NEGATIVE supply to pin 10.

This is mentioned several times.

Pin 5 and pin 16 are grounded.
 
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