Nautel NV10LT, Installation Manual

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NV10LT/NV7.5LT INSTALLATION MANUAL INSTALLING CONTROL/MONITOR WIRING
VERSION 5.0 2021-03-01 PAGE 2.8.3
7. Connect the appropriate control/monitor cable(s) to the connector(s) described in Section 1.8 of
the NV10LT/NV7.5LT Pre-installation Manual.
 If your transmitter has the optional remote interface PWB, route the control/monitor cables to
the top edge of the remote interface PWB. Strip a small amount of wire from the end of each
wire and connect the control/monitor cables to the appropriate terminals of the
CUSTOMER
ALARM/STATUS (TB2) and CUSTOMER CONTROL (TB3) terminal blocks.
 If your transmitter has the standard configuration (i.e., no remote interface PWB), route the
control/monitor cables to the rear of the controller (A4). The transmitter’s ancillary kit contains
male (Nautel Part # JS31) and female (Nautel Part # JS28) 25-pin D-sub connectors and
connector shells (Nautel Part # JS35) to facilitate connections to the
REMOTE I/O-A (A1J2A)
and REMOTE I/O-B (A1J2B) 25-pin D-sub connectors.
8. For the transmitter’s external interlock control, route a shielded cable to one of the following
locations:
 If your transmitter has the optional remote interface PWB, connect the shielded cable to TB1,
between
INTLK terminals 1 and 2 (see Figure 2.8.2 on page 2.8.4 ) or between terminals 19
and 20 on the CUSTOMER CONTROL terminal block (TB3). Use one option only; do not use
both.
 If your transmitter has the standard configuration (i.e., no remote interface PWB), connect the
shielded cable to pins 19 and 20 on the REMOTE I/O-A 25-pin male D-sub connector (A1J2A)
on the rear panel of the controller (A4).
9. For web based control of the transmitter, route an Ethernet (shielded Cat5) cable to one of the
following locations:
 If your transmitter has the optional remote interface PWB, route the Ethernet cable to the
right-hand edge of the remote interface PWB. Connect the Ethernet cable to the
LAN
connector (J1) (see Figure 2.8.2 on page 2.8.4 ).
 If your transmitter has the standard configuration (i.e., no remote interface PWB), route the
Ethernet cable to the rear panel of the controller (A4), accessible from the rear of the
transmitter. Connect the Ethernet cable to the
LAN (A1J8A) connector (see Figure 2.8.3 on
page 2.8.5 ).
10. Re-install the rear filter panel, removed in Section 2.2, using its 14 1/4-turn latches (see
Figure 2.2.1 on page 2.2.3 ).