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SHSP

P. 3 / 4

EM-9308-A Rev.4

INSTALLATION

Set the unit so that its DIN rail adaptor is at the bottom.  
Position the upper hook at the rear side of the unit on the 
DIN rail and push in the lower.  When removing the unit, 
push  down  the  DIN  rail  adaptor  utilizing  a  minus  screw-
driver and pull.

TERMINAL CONNECTION

Connect the unit as in the diagram below.

1
2

• Dual Redundant Power Supply

SHSP

24VDC

Power

3

1
2

• Single Power Supply

SHSP

24VDC

Power

3

Connect independent power sources to both terminals 1 – 3 and 2 – 3.

Connect a power source to either of the terminals 1 – 3 or 2 – 3.

DIN Rail

(35 mm wide)

DIN Rail Adaptor

CONNECTING POWER SUPPLY / GROUND

 POWER SUPPLY (DC power)

Two sets of power input terminals are available on this unit 
(negative common).
In order to use two independent power sources for redun-
dancy, connect each to the terminals 1 – 3 and 2 – 3 respec-
tively.  In this state, the unit can maintain its operation if 
one of the power sources fails.
For single power supply, use either of these terminal sets.

 GROUNDING

A  surge  protector  is  equipped  at  the  LAN  port  to  protect 
the  unit  from  surges  entering  through  the  LAN  cable.    It 
is  designed  to  direct  the  surges  to  the  ground  when  they 
enter the port as illustrated in the figure to the above right.  
The G terminal, therefore, MUST be grounded.  Grounding 
resistance of 100Ω is recommended.

If you want to ground the system at multiple points in order 
to separate noise interferences for information equipment 
and for electric equipment:
1)  When  there  is  no  potential  difference  between  the  two 

grounding points, remove the shortcircuit bar connecting 
FG and G terminals of this unit and connect the FG to 
the ground for the information equipment, and the G to 
that for the electric equipment.

2)  When there is a potential difference, separate grounding 

is not permitted.  The shortcircuit bar must remain con-
nected, and only the G terminal must be connected to the 
grounding for electric equipment.

LAN Port

COMM

PC CONFIGURATOR

JACK

RJ-45 CONNECTOR

1
2
3
4
5
6

FG

7

G

ALARM CONTACT OUTPUT

Shortcircuit bar (attached)

+
+

POWER SUPPLY

(dual redundant)

Grounding

 DC POWERED

LAN Port

COMM

PC CONFIGURATOR

JACK

RJ-45 CONNECTOR

2
3
4
5
6

FG

7

G

ALARM CONTACT OUTPUT

POWER SUPPLY

Shortcircuit bar (attached)

U

V

Grounding

 AC POWERED

LOAD

Inductive 

Load (Coil)
Varistor or

CR Circuit

• DC Powered

LOAD

Inductive 

Load (Coil)
Diode, Varistor or

CR Circuit

■ 

Relay Protection

• AC Powered

Grounding

LAN Port

Lightning Surge

Surge Protector

SHSP

Control

Circuit

G

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