ZETRON 4000 Series, Installation Manual

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Console Installation
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Table 73: Console Spare Input Connector Pin-out
Model 4018 uses connector P5, which is accessible through the wire access hole above the
input power connector. The Model 4118 and the Model 4217B use connector P4.
Spare Outputs
A console has 8 spare outputs that can be programmed through CPSW. Outputs 1-4 are
open collector drivers rated for 0-25V
DC
50 mA. Outputs 5-8 are relay outputs, which
have the common (C) and normally open (NO) contacts brought out to the Aux Out
connector. These contacts are rated for 1 ampere at 50 volts, non-inductive load. Wiring
access is behind the console. The mating connector is provided with the unit. The
connector pin-out is shown in Table 74 .
Table 74: Auxiliary Output Connector Pin-out
Model 4018 uses connector P7, which is accessible through the wire access hole above the
input power connector. The Model 4118 and the Model 4217B both use connector P1.
Output 1 can be used to generate an off-hook signal for the Headset Box option. JP5 (JP8
for Model 4018) must be jumpered to allow this option. CPSW can be used to program a
panel button to activate spare output 1 and create the off-hook signal.
Signal Pin Signal Pin
Input 1 1 Input 6 6
Input 2 2 Input 7 7
Input 3 3 Input 8 8
Input 4 4 Open 9
Input 5 5 Ground 10
Signal Pin Signal Pin
Output 1 1 Output 6 - NO 8
Output 2 2 Output 7 - C 9
Output 3 3 Output 7 - NO 10
Output 4 4 Output 8 - C 11
Output 5 - C 5 Output 8 - NO 12
Output 5 - NO 6 Ground 13
Output 6 - C 7 Ground 14