Instruction Manual
Chapter 3
Constructing a Data Highway or
Data Highway Plus Cable System
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Here is a brief outline of the procedures you will follow as you construct your
network using 1770-SC station connectors and droplines.
attach an electrical connector to the dropline
test the connector for electrical continuity
test the connector for electrical shorts
install a 1770-SC station connector
network checkout
Attach an Electrical Connector to the Dropline
The first step in constructing a DH or DH+ cable system is to attach an
electrical connector to the dropline. Each dropline in your network must have an
electrical connector to plug the dropline into the node interface module.
The type of electrical connector you attach to the dropline depends upon the
device you are connecting to the network. Refer to Table 3.A for the most
common types of electrical connectors used with the different devices.
Table 3.A
Products
that connect to DH or DH+ and the types of connectors they use.
If you have this device: Use this connector:
PLC5, 10, 12, 15, 25 3position terminal block or 9pin connector
5/40 3position terminal block or 8pin miniDIN
5/60 3position terminal block or 8pin miniDIN
1784KT, KT2 62pin connector
1785KA3 15socket connector
1775S5 3position terminal connector or 9pin connector
5130RM1 3position terminal block
1785KA 3position terminal block, 9pin connector, or
15pin connector
1770KF2 15socket connector
1785KE 3position terminal block or 9pin connector
1771KA2 15socket connector
1775KA 15socket connector
1771KE/KF 15socket connector
5130KA 3position terminal block
Construct a Network Using
1770 Station Connectors
and Droplines