Gost Phantom, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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GOST Phantom
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Instal Programming Guide
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Figure 2
Power Supply
The GOST Phantom needs a 7.5 Volt Direct Current (VDC) to operate (Figure 2). The unit includes a 110 - 240 VAC to 7.5
VDC transformer (PA-7). The GOST Phantom will call up to eight recipients in the event of panel AC Power loss (after default
15 minutes) and then restoration. That being said, the average boat being protected by the GOST Phantom will have
consistent AC power via Shore or Generator. If the boat is permanently on an anchor/mooring and powered off the vessels
battery Banks, you will need the12-24 DC to 7.5 DC converter (sold separately).
When deciding whether an AC-DC transformer or DC-DC step down, the installer should ask themselves and/or the
owner/captain this question:
Will the vessel have constant AC power via shore power or generator (aside from brief power switchovers)?
if Yes- Use the supplied PA-7 110-240 VAC-7.5 VDC transformer to power the GOST Phantom.
Make sure the VAC outlet is constantly hot and does not get shut off when the boat is not being used.
If No- Power the GOST Phantom with the step down 7.5VDC converter from the vessels constant domestic 12-24VDC
batteries
Note- Power should be denied when making all electrical connections. Only apply power when all wire connections
have been double checked for proper setup.
Whether using the PA-7 or a DC-7.5VDC step down converter, assure that the proper polarity is established on the two
input lines. Place the Negative wire feed into the position second from the Right and use a small flathead screw driver to
tighten the wire down. Now do the same for the Positive 7.5 VDC wire feed.
Internal Battery Backup
The GOST Phantom uses its own backup battery pack to provide power during a power loss and switchover. A 4.8 VDC
1.8Ah NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) rechargeable battery pack is included with the console. Attach the Battery as shown in
Figure 2.