1.3.3 Making Connections to a PLC-Based System Controller
1.4 Connecting the AC Power Cable and Powering Up the Genius II
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Genius II Quick Start Guide
Table 2 Functional Descriptions of Pins on Rear Panel Connector X119
Pin
Functional Description
A1
Input 1: Data-set-selection Bit 1
A2
Input 2: Data-set-selection Bit 2
A3
Input 3: Data-set-selection Bit 3
A4
Input 4: Data-set-selection Bit 4
A5
Input 5: Data-set-selection Bit 5
A6
Input 6: Data-set-selection Bit 6
A7
COM IN; ground reference for inputs 1-6
A8
24 V, 1.5 A output; can be connected to Pin B5 to provide control voltage for outputs K1-K4.
B1
Output K1: Relay contact with B5; function = POCKET IN POSITION output.
B2
Output K2: Relay contact with B5; function = POS 0 (BCD bit 0)
B3
Output K3: Relay contact with B5; function = POS 1 (BCD bit 1)
B4
Output K4: Relay contact with B5; function = POS 2 (BCD bit 2)
B5
COM OUT: Function: Either 0 V reference for Outputs K1-K4, if jumpered to Pin B8, or 1.5-A control voltage for the
same outputs, if jumpered to Pin A8
B6
Output T1: Transistorized output not implemented on Genius II
B7
Output T2: Transistorized output not implemented on Genius II
B8
Internally connected to ground; can be connected to Pin B5 to provide 0 V reference for outputs K1-K4
1.4 Connecting the AC Power Cable and Powering Up the Genius II
Perform the following procedure to supply AC power to the Genius I.
Step
Action
1
Make sure that the rear-panel On/Off switch (see Figure 8) is in the
Off position.
Figure 8 Genius II Input Power Cable Receptacle and Rear Panel On/Off Switch
1
Plug the unit’s power cable into the rear-panel input power receptacle
and into an appropriate source of AC power.
On/Off Switch
Receptacle for
Input Power Cable
