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4 Project planning for control and indicating panels
4.4.1 Assigning option slots in the SIGMASYS M
The control and indicating panel provides five option slots (OP1 to OP5).
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OP1 to OP3 are designed for equipment with 4 STE control modules (transponders) or
PC board blocks.
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A top hat rail is provided above the PSU as option slot 4 and can be equipped with a 24
V control relay, input/output modules / FDCIO222, FDCL221 line disconnector or
SIGMALOOP splitter.
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Another top hat rail is provided below the PSU as option slot 5 and can be equipped
with a 230 V AC control relay.
4.4.2 Layout of the SIGMASYS M
EP
BG
SAC SOC 1 SOC 2 EP 1 EP 2 EP 3 EP 4 EP 5 EP 6
SAC
6)
SOC
SOC P
8)
APL20P
MPC 1)
FDC 1) 7)
LPC 3)
GMG-S 2)
PMG-S 2)
APL20
U-APL
5)
APL26
4) 6)
TR-APL
1) Requires APL20 or UAPL with Dual MPC or Dual FDC
2) Requires APL26
3) Requires TR-APL; up to four LPCs may be used
4) Provided in duplicate
5) A U-APL may be installed at the EP 6 connection slot in the M module
6) Included in the basic equipment (delivery status)
7) Operated only with APL20 S24230-A123-A2
8) Ethernet crossover cable (A5Q00019146) required for Dual SOC P
Table 7: Layout of the SIGMASYS M
Warning: Only new MPC S24230-B103-A6 modules can be installed in the
SIGMASYS M S24230-C107-A6 control and indicating panel.
When assigning slots 1 to 6, make sure that the maximum power requirement of 1.4A for all
modules and peripheral elements is not exceeded, even in the event of an alarm.
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