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Detcon Model 1610-N1 Rack Panel Mount Control Enclosure PG.1

Detcon Model 1610-N1 Rack

Panel Mount Control Enclosure

Operator’s Installation & Instruction Manual

August 7, 2003 • Document #2654 • Version 1.1

Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction

1.1 Description

1.2 Specifications

1.3 Remote Reset

1.4 Installation

1.5 Start-Up

1.6 Maintenance and Repair

1.7 Spare Parts

1.8 Warranty

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detcon inc. Detcon Model 1610-N1 Rack Panel Mount Control Enclosure Operator’s Installation & Instruction Manual August 7, 2003 • Document #2654 • Version 1.1 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Description 1.2 Specifications 1.3 Remote Reset 1.4 Installation 1.5 Start-Up 1.6 Maintenance and Repair 1.7 Spare Parts 1.8 Warranty Detcon Model 1610-N1 Rack Panel Mount Control Enclosure PG.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION Detcon Model 1610-N1 Rack consists of 3 major assemblies: 1. The NEMA 1 rack mount control enclosure. 2. The single channel digital control modules. 3. The remote mount gas sensor assemblies. The NEMA 1 control enclosure is detailed in section 1.0 of the manual, the control modules in section 2.0, and applicable sensor assemblies in section 3.0. 1.
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1.3 REMOTE RESET The reset function is effective when the Model 10B's respective alarms have been programmed in the latching position and alarm conditions have passed. The alarm reset function is common to all controllers and is activated by closing the circuit between the two reset contacts. A normally open momentary switch is suitable. 1.4 INSTALLATION 1. Securely mount the 1610-N1 rack enclosure in accordance with Figure 1. Fig. 1 5.25 .375 Panel cutout (centered) 17.75" x 5" Panel depth - 8" 2.
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Caution: Observe correct polarity when terminating all input/output field wiring. Failure to do so may result in circuit damage on power up. 3. If applicable, connect a normally open momentary remote mounted switch to the lugless terminal strip (labeled RESET) located on the controller mother board (see fig 2). 4. If applicable, terminate the discrete 4-20 mA output to external device(s). Terminals are labeled “(+) 4-20” and “(–) 4-20”. 5.