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Interrupters User Guide
Chapter 1: Getting Started 4
Use the following procedure to synchronize a JR-2 interrupter with the MicroMax interrupters. The
following procedure uses the optional, JR-2 adapter cable provided by AI.
1.
Connect the JR-2 adapter cable to the JR-2 interrupter. Connect the other end of the adapter
cable to the relay control output cable provided in the installation kit. Do not connect the
banana plugs on the other end of the relay control output cable at this time.
2.
Start the interrupter with the following output parameters and interruption settings:
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Switch : Normally Closed (Low output = Off)
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Int. Cycle : OFF/ON
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On = 59.5 Off = 0.5
3.
After the interrupter has started interruption, use the exact time of the interrupter as a guide
when setting the JR-2 interrupter. Set the time ahead on the JR-2 interrupter to allow enough
time to finish the procedure.
4.
Before the next OFF cycle on the interrupter, connect the banana plugs on the JR-2 adapter
cable to the
INPUT connections on the power / relay assembly cable. Wait until an OFF cycle
has executed.
The power cable assembly for the interrupter is typically used for the relay control output
cable.
5.
The interrupters should now be synchronized (clocks are set at the exact same time), and the
interrupter can be set back to the required program.
Supplied Power Cables and GPS Antenna
The following cables are provided in the installation kit with the interrupters. The interrupters
consume approximately 120 mA. External relay current consumption is additional, which is typically
less than 10 mA for a solid state relay and as high as 400mA for a mechanical mercury relay.
NOTE: Refer to the interrupter's installation chapter for instructions on how to connect the cables.
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Power Cable and AC/DC Power Input Cable with Alligator Clips
Specifications for the cables after assembly:
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INPUT : 8-42 V AC or 10-60 V DC.
— OUTPUT : 10-14 V DC (500 mA maximum).
Red indicates positive (+); black indicates negative (–).