User's Manual

02/10/2012
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Auxiliary Port (AUX)
The Auxiliary Port may be connected to any serial input device
standard RS-
232 cable with a 9
used for interfacing to MCC test equipment (pins 6, 8, and 9).
Important
and 9) whose signals do not conform to the RS
are for MCC test purposes. These pins will NOT interfere with a
normal 3
Sensor Port
The Sensor port is used as a gener
Data Acquisition (SCADA) interface requiring limited I/O in lieu of a full
data logging capability
connector for access to the various functions
cable may be
routed to a terminal block for interfacing to the various
sensors and other external devices.
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The Auxiliary Port may be connected to any serial input device
232 cable with a 9
-pin male D connector.
This port is also
used for interfacing to MCC test equipment (pins 6, 8, and 9).
Important
: The AUX port connector has t
hree extra pins (pins 6, 8,
and 9) whose signals do not conform to the RS
-
232 standard. These
are for MCC test purposes. These pins will NOT interfere with a
normal 3
-wire RS-
232 connector (pins 2, 3, and 5).
The Sensor port is used as a gener
al purpose Supervisory Control and
Data Acquisition (SCADA) interface requiring limited I/O in lieu of a full
data logging capability
. Use a mating cable with a 25-
pin male D
connector for access to the various functions
.
For convenience, this
routed to a terminal block for interfacing to the various
sensors and other external devices.
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The Auxiliary Port may be connected to any serial input device
. Use a
This port is also
used for interfacing to MCC test equipment (pins 6, 8, and 9).
hree extra pins (pins 6, 8,
232 standard. These
are for MCC test purposes. These pins will NOT interfere with a
232 connector (pins 2, 3, and 5).
al purpose Supervisory Control and
Data Acquisition (SCADA) interface requiring limited I/O in lieu of a full
pin male D
For convenience, this
routed to a terminal block for interfacing to the various