IOM CRUZcontrol®
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Revision Date: 03/18/2019
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Generation 2 Function Modules - Definitions
Downstream or Upstream: In this manual, it is always in reference to the Function Module.
For example, when referencing a downstream cable, this is the Function Module cable
that is on its downstream side.
OFF:
Indicates a logical low signal and/or no power. For example if a logic line is OFF, there is
no power on the logic line.
ON:
Indicates a logical high signal and/or powered. For example if a slug line is ON, then there
is power on the slug line.
Zone status: The zone is considered full if the local zone’s sensor detects a package. The zone is empty
if it does not detect a package
JP# on #-#: JP stands for “jumper” and the number indicates which jumper group is being referred to.
The terms “on #-#” refer to the pins that are shorted by the actual jumper.
TB#”
TB stands for “terminal block” and the number indicates which terminal group is being
referred to.
Warnings and Cautions
NOTE: To ensure safe operation of this product, a qualified electrician must perform installation and
servicing. Check with local codes before installation.
For maximum protection, follow UL listing requirements. The input line cable and line fuses must be
sized in accordance with the rated input current of the unit.
Do not make any connections when the Function Module is connected to the AC/DC utility/supply
line.
Before applying power to the module, make sure that the cover of the Function Module is closed.
Any motor cables should cross CRUZcontrol cables at an angle of 90 degrees.
If conduit is being used for wiring, use separate conduits for the input power wiring, the output power
wiring, the signal wiring and the control wiring.
Serviceability / Field Repair: Device is not serviceable.