Union Switch & Signal GENISYS II, Hardware Installation

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GENISYS II System Hardware Installation UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL
SM-6900B Rev. 0.0 August 1999 1-5
1.3.3 Installation Cables
Installation cabling may be field-fabricated as described in Sections 2.3 and 2.4 or standard
factory-fabricated cable and terminal assemblies may be used. Prefabricated cable and terminal
assemblies consist of Harting connectors, 6-foot cables and Wago connectors pre-mounted on
19” rack-mountable DIN rails. They allow a GENISYS II unit to be installed in a 19” rack
without the use of special wiring tools. Standard installation cable assemblies are available for a
number of GENISYS II configurations. Contact US&S Customer Service (1-800-652-7276) for
details and part numbers.
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1-2. GENISYS II C
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Name US&S Part No. Basic Functions
CPU PCB N17061310
Provides system controlling logic, I/O management,
external serial communications, application logic
execution, internal diagnostics, event logging, and a user
programming and diagnostics interface.
Power Supply PCB N17063001
Conditions and converts the battery input voltage to the
various regulated voltage levels required for cardfile
circuitry operation.
Non-Vital I/O PCB N17061501 Provides 32-level inputs and 32-level outputs for interface
with external circuits.
Local Control Panel Driver / Input PCB N17002801 Drives GENISYS II local control panel and provides 16
isolated external inputs.
Non-Vital Output PCB N17062701 Provides 32 isolated external outputs
1.4 INSTALLING A GENISYS II SYSTEM
This manual is generic in nature and is intended to cover the installation of the GENISYS II
system cardfile and its external support equipment for all possible applications of the system. The
extent and complexity of each installation depends on the application, the equipment ordered for
the application, and the as-shipped configuration of the equipment when it leaves the US&S
factory.
In some cases, the entire complement of equipment may be pre-configured and assembled at the
factory. In other cases, board configuration and installation may be done at the installation site.
All of these factors are determined mainly by customer preference. Thus, the installation process
will differ somewhat from job-to-job.
Regardless of the specific configuration, there are five basic steps involved in the installation of a
GENISYS II system. These are:
1. Install the GENISYS II cardfile.
2. Install the required GENISYS II printed circuit boards and make the necessary wiring
connections for each specific board.