PowerPoint
Installation and Operation Manual
Page 5
Wieland Outputs
Connector 1 Function
Connector 2 Function
Pin 1 Chan 1 Active
Pin 1 Chan 7 Active
Pin 2 Chan 2 Active
Pin 2 Chan 8 Active
Pin 3 Chan 3 Active
Pin 3 Chan 9 Active
Pin 4 Chan 4 Active
Pin 4 Chan 10 Active
Pin 5 Chan 5 Active
Pin 5 Chan 11 Active
Pin 6 Chan 6 Active
Pin 6 Chan 12 Active
Pin 7 Not used
Pin 7 Not used
Pin 8 Not used
Pin 8 Not used
Pin 9 Chan 1 Neutral
Pin 9 Chan 7 Neutral
Pin 10 Chan 2 Neutral
Pin 10 Chan 8 Neutral
Pin 11 Chan 3 Neutral
Pin 11 Chan 9 Neutral
Pin 12 Chan 4 Neutral
Pin 12 Chan 10 Neutral
Pin 13 Chan 5 Neutral
Pin 13 Chan 11 Neutral
Pin 14 Chan 6 Neutral
Pin 14 Chan 12 Neutral
Pin 15 Not used
Pin 15 Not used
Pin 16 Not used
Pin 16 Not used
Note:
earth connection is via the clips on the side of the socket insert.
Note:
This is the recommended wiring scheme for Wieland outputs. An alternative wiring
scheme exists for these connectors and APS units can be wired to the alternative scheme by
special order. If you order the alternative wiring then the pin-outs are listed in a separate
document that is included with your APS.
Troubleshooting
Warning:
No user controls or user serviceable parts are located inside the PowerPoint. Refer all
servicing to suitably qualified personnel.
5.4
MAINTENANCE
Check that all connector screw terminals (if fitted) are tight. This must be performed by a suitably
qualified person.
5.5
TRIPPED BREAKERS
If a channel is not working check the RCBO (
R
esidual
C
urrent circuit
B
reaker with
O
ver current
protection
) for that channel. If the RCBO has tripped (OFF), firstly try to determine the cause of
the breaker tripping. It could be a blown lamp or a circuit overload or and earth leakage fault.
To rectify the problem (replace the lamp or reduce the load) then restore the RCBO by pushing
it all the way down then lifting it up. If the RCBO continues to trip, refer the problem to a suitably
qualified person.
Connector 1
Connector 2
