Sturtevant Richmont Programmable Torque Verifier FM II, Руководство пользователя

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4. Remove the Power Setting Notice from the case.
5. Check the voltage window on the Power Entry Module. It should display "110V".
A. If the window does not display "110V", there are two options available.
1. Use a different power source that is 220 VAC.
2. Change the PEM to work with 110 VAC power. See the section on the PEM towards
the end of this chapter.
B. If the window does display "110V", proceed to the next step.
6. Remove the Antenna from the poly bag and the individual bag inside. Set the PTV-FM
upright. The antenna attachment point is in the center of the top of the unit. Carefully install
the antenna by aligning the threaded connector and antenna, then screwing the antenna onto
the connector. The antenna should be snug, not tight.
7. If the unit is to be wall- or rack-mounted, position the unit in the installation location and
mount it via the four mounting holes at the extreme left and right of the case flange on the
rear of the unit.
8. Check the On/Off Switch and insure it is in the Off position.
9. Connect the Power Cable to the PEM, then insert the grounded plug into the 110 VAC power
supply.
10.If the Generation II is to be used with a PLC, see the Chapter on PLC Communications and
follow the instructions there to establish communications. When the PLC wiring is completed,
insert the male 19-pin PLC plug into the PLC Connector.
11. Move the Power On/Off Switch to the ON position.
Power Entry Module Procedures
The Power Entry Module (PEM) serves two functions. The first function is to allow the user to
work from either 110 VAC or 220 VAC power for the unit. The second function is to protect the
units' electrical circuitry with a fuse.
WARNING
Before performing any work on the Power Entry Module, electric power to the unit
must be disconnected. Failure to disconnect electric power before working on the
Power Entry Module may result in serious injury or death.