Specifications

Section-2 Installation
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panelonthetopofthetransmitterseeFigure27,belowmustberemovedfor
access).Itwillbenecessarytouseastraightslotscrewdrivertoloosenthe
circuitbreakerscrewstoallowinsertionofthecables.Oncethecableisinplace
tightenthescrewstosecurethecablesfirmlyin place.
Caution
BE CERTAIN THAT THE INSULATION ON EACH AC SUPPLY CABLE HAS
BEEN SUFFICIENTLY CUT BACK TO ALLOW FULL CONTACT BETWEEN THE
CONNECTOR BLOCK AND THE COPPER CABLE. FAILURE TO REMOVE THE
INSULATION MAY RESULT IN HEATING AND FAILURE OF THE
CONNECTION.
STEP 3 ConnectthesafetygroundwiretothestudshowninFigure2 2 . Thereshould
beseparat esafetygroundwiresforeachACmainsinput.
Figure 2-3 AC Connections to Terminal Blocks CB23 & CB24
STEP 4 VerifythatprimaryAClinevoltageiscorrectfortheMOVboardandjumper
configurations.MeasuretheprimaryAClinevoltagefromphasetophaseand
recorditintheblanksbelow.Thetransmitterwassetupinthefactorywith
either208/220/240VACDelta/Wye,or380/400/415VACWYE.TheIPAandPA
backplanes
jumpers,TB1andTB2jumpersintheACdistributionpanel,MOV
boardcomponentsandjumpers,willvarydependingonthesiteACmains
configuration.The380V415VWYEservicealsorequiresaneutralconnection
fromtheACmainsdisconnecttoCB23andCB24.
Note
The allowable wire size for CB23 and CB24 are from 14AWG to 1AWG.
STEP 5 MakesurethatthetransmitterissetupforthesameACpowerconfiguration
thatisusedatthesite.ChecktheonsitemeasuredACvoltagesagainstthe
factorytestdatasheetorthemetalIDplateaffixedtothetransmittercabinet.
STEP 6 Recordmeasuredvoltageforeachphaseandrecordthembelow.
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Connections
AC Primary
L1
L2L2
L3
N
L1
L2
L3
N