Pub. 42004-308G
Model 234WM-202 Wall-Mount Stanchion Assembly
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6.
Connect the telephone cable from the surge protection, and feed the cable through the bottom access
hole of the telephone back box and allow it to hang free.
7.
Bring the orange and violet strobe unit wires through the bottom access hole of the back box, and
allow them to hang free.
8.
The telephone front panel is shipped from the factory with a cable and modular plug attached to TB1.
If desired, an optional modular telephone jack can be mounted to the inside of the back box allowing
the use of the cable and modular plug that is attached to TB1. If the telephone line is to be hard-wired
to the telephone, this cable can be removed and discarded.
9.
Attach the telephone cable from the surge protector to TB1 on the telephone PCBA as shown in
Figure 8.
10.
Attach the strobe’s violet and orange control wires to TB2 on the telephone PCBA as shown in
Figure 8.
11.
Install the telephone’s front panel using the six tamper-resistant screws and six washers provided.
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Excessive tightening will cause the panel to warp. Do not over-tighten.
Wiring Power Connection
All wiring connections should be complete at this point, with the exception of the stanchion panel light
and strobe wire connections to the incoming power lines. All connections must be made in accordance
with the National Electrical Code (NEC) in the United States or the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) in
Canada. Install the power lines per Figure 8 for ac installations or Figure 9 for dc installations.
Figure 8. Interconnection Diagram with AC-Powered Strobe
