Connecting The Communication Cable - Magnum Energy MM-R Series Instruction Sheet

MM-R/MM-RC Remotes Instruction Sheet

Connecting the Communication Cable

The MM-R and MM-RC each come with a cable to enable communication
between the inverter and the remote. The communication cable is a fl at 25'
telephony standard with 6P4C (6-position, 4-conductor) connectors on each
end. When the 6P4C connectors are held as shown in Figure 3 below, the
color of the conductors in each connector is the same from top to bottom.
Info: The 25' cable is long enough for most applications. If additional
cable length is needed, the cable can be extended up to 50' using a
standard phone cable and a female-to-female connector.
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Figure 3, Communication Cable
Connecting the MM-R/MM-RC to a Magnum Inverter
One end of the remote cable is connected to the RJ11 jack on the rear of the
MM-R/MM-RC remote panel, and the other end is connected to the Remote
port (blue) on the Magnum inverter (see Figure 4).
Front of Magnum inverter
Figure 4, Communication Cable Connections
Flush Mounting the MM-R and MM-RC Remotes
To fl ush mount, the remote's display panel needs to be placed into an opening.
This opening must have a depth of at least 2" (5 cm) to allow adequate room
for the remote's circuit board and cables. Refer to Figure 5 before you begin.
• DO NOT cut the opening too big—ensure there is enough material for the
screws to secure the display. Remove any wall insulation (if applicable).
• Route the communications cable from the inverter up into the opening
in the wall.
• Connect the communications cable to the remote (see Figure 4).
• Secure the remote to the wall with the 2 Phillips screws provided.
• After ensuring the inverter is OFF, plug the communications cable into
the Remote port (blue) on the inverter.
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Remote port
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Communications
cable (25')
RJ11 connection
(back of remote)
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