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4.0 INSTALLATION
Apex2 Controller Installation
Disconnect electrical power supply and follow lockout/tagout procedures
before installing or performing service on the system.
Electrical and grounding connections must comply with the applicable portions
of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 (latest edition) and/or other
electrical codes.
Mounting Controller
1. Choose an installation location that:
• Allows visual display of the Apex2 Controller (see figure 4.1 below)
• Permits shortest possible tube, wire, and conduit lengths.
• Provides accessibility for adjustments and servicing.
• Provides as much protection from moisture/steam and heat as possible.
2. Secure Controller
• Mount to the top or side of the dish machine using the wall mount and
L-bracket
• To flush mount to the wall or dish machine use only the wall mount
bracket
Note: Avoid mounting the controller in areas near the dish pre-scrap area, and
the rinse section of the dish machine due to excessive water, heat and food soil.
Connect RS-485 Communication Cable to Apex2 Controller
1. Remove the back cover from controller by removing the two retaining
screws.
2. Insert one end of the RS-485 communication cable to the open plug on
the controller board. Note: The other end of this cable will be connected
in the I/O enclosure
3. Install the back cover using the two retaining screws.
Mount and adjust the controller
1. Mount the controller to the wall mount bracket. It is necessary to first
depress the release tab before sliding the controller on to the wall
bracket.
2. Adjust the viewing angle of the controller by depressing the release tab
and sliding the controller on to the wall bracket. Make sure the release tab
engages with the back of the controller at one of the three positions.
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Figure 4.1
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3
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