Telesis PX24M, Руководство пользователя

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INSTALLATION:
WARNING
This equipment should be installed and serviced only by qualified personnel who has
the necessary training about electrical equipment, and who understands the hazards
that can arise when working on this type of equipment.
Finding Suitable Place for Installation
The installation site should be bright enough for ease of operation to the maintenance
personnel. The site should have enough space. The system should be installed in a
room where there is not too much occupancy. Finding a quite location for the operators
console will reduce occupational strain on the working operator. Batteries that are
connected to the system should be in a well ventilated area not too far away from the
system. The 220 VAC mains connection should be grounded, the power should not be
interrupted except for power outages. The ambient environmental conditions should be
within the range of:
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Temperature range: 0-40 °C
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Humidity range: %0-85 (non-condensing)
Ensure that the installation site does not contain:
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High voltage lines, smoke, dust, gas or radiation (such as a generator,
photocopier etc.)
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Radio equipment that generates or emits high level signals
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Sever, pipes, or valves that could leak or cause condensation
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Vibration causing equipment
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Exposure heat sources or direct sunlight
Power
To ensure long operational life to your system and your safety, the 220 VAC outlet that
connects to the system AC-DC power converter should provide phase-ground and
phase-neutral voltage difference no more that 5V. Any auxiliary equipment that is
connected to the system (such as a printer or a maintenance PC terminal) should use
the same ground of the AC-DC power converter.
Power Specifications of the AC-DC Power Converter
Input and output power specifications for a single cabinet of the system are:
Input:
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180 - 240 VAC
Output:
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54 VDC (1.3 Amp)
WARNINGS
This equipment should be installed and serviced only by
qualified personnel who has the necessary training about
electrical equipment, and who understands the hazards that can
arise when working on this type of equipment.
The AC-DC power converter needs to be connected a grounded
mains socket.
External lines or outside lines that could be exposed to
environmental conditions should be protected with secondary
protective circuitry.
The MDF should be grounded. This ground should not be
connected to the ground terminal of any other equipment (such
as lightning ground, electrical transformer ground etc.)
The battery to equipment connection should be made with a
special cable supplied by Telesis
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