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800-CON module
with bus connector
click!
DIN rail
3. Press your module with the bus connector
onto the DIN rail (for suitable DIN rail types see
chapter „13. Technical data - 800-CON transfer
module“ on page 51) until the 2 bottom bolts
snap into place.
800-CT8-A module
Fig.: Side view, UMG 801, 800-CT8-A and 800-CON module
UMG 801
DIN rail
800-CT8-A module
Fig.: Side view, UMG 801, 800-CT8-A and 800-CON module
UMG 801
4. Push the contacts of your module bus connector
into the sockets of the connected module
(or basic device) so that the bus connectors
(devices) are coupled.
5. End your device and module series with end
brackets (see Fig. Example "Devices and module
series" in chapter 4.3 on page 22).
800-CON
module
Internal bus connector
6. Then cable your module and apply voltage to
the basic device (system). The basic device
recognizes the plugged in module automatically.
4.3 Connection of device and module series
with the 800-CON transfer modules
To ensure trouble-free operation of your device
series with modules and thus your system, connect
your transfer modules via shield clamps. The
shield connection serves as protection against
overvoltages and electromagnetic interference.
Also provide a strain relief during installation
that protects the data cable from being torn out
unintentionally. Connect the transfer modules with
the recommended data cables. Please note the
warnings and information below!
ATTENTION
Improper handling may cause damage to the
module and result in material damage!
The contacts of the bus connector (Janbus interface)
can bend or break off and destroy the bus connector!
· Never touch or manipulate the contacts of the
bus connector.
· Never force the transfer module with bus
connector contacts into the bus connector
sockets!
· When handling, transporting and storing the
transfer module, protect the contacts of the
bus connector!
ATTENTION
Incorrect installation of the data cable can destroy
your basic device with modules or your system!
A faulty or incorrectly installed data cable between
the transfer modules can lead to the destruction of
your basic device with modules and thus to material
damage.
·
For the connection between the transfer
modules, use a twisted pair, stranded, shielded
data cable with a 1:1 cable connection (cf. Chap
„5.4 Data cable for connecting the 800-CON
transfer modules“ on page 31)!
·
Always connect your transfer modules via
shield clamps with a strain relief!
·
Protect your system against overvoltages and
electromagnetic interference by connecting the
data cable shield to the shield clamp!
·
Always connect the data cable shield (ground)
within the same grounding potentials! With
different ground potentials, connect the data
cable shield at least at one end!