Making Connections; Connecting Ac Power - Wavetronix Click 65 Series User Manual

Note. See chapter
5 for an overview
of SDLC and
compatible NEMA
TS2 controllers.
Note. Make sure
power to AC mains is
disconnected while
wiring the AC input.
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One DB-9 port for communicating via RS-232
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Two RJ-11 jacks for communicating via RS-485
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One USB mini-B connector
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One T-bus port for connecting to a T-bus
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This section also has the following LEDs that will be helpful to
monitor the status of the Click 65x device. These LEDs have
the following functions:
Red LED (PW) – Illuminates when device has power.
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Blue LED (OK) – Extinguishes if device has been disabled
̀
by surges.
Green LED (TD) – Illuminates when data is transmitted on
̀
the control bus.
Yellow LED (RD) – Illuminates when data is received on the
̀
control bus.
Communication and status – This section isn't labeled. On the
˿
Click 650, it's located along the right side; on the 656, it's at the
bottom of the faceplate. It contains one RJ-45 10/100 Ethernet
jack and one SDLC port. It also has three LEDs: two transmit/
receive LEDs that activate during SDLC communication with the
controller, and one, labeled Status, that shows the status of the
device as follows:
Steady one-second flashes – Normal operation.
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Two quick flashes – The Click 65x web interface is currently
̀
being accessed.
Three quick flashes – The Click 65x is receiving serial
̀
communication.
Five quick flashes – The Click 65x cannot find boot image
̀
and is unable to boot.

Making connections

Connecting AC power

Included with the Click 65x is an AC power cord. Connect it
1
from your AC power source to the IEC connector on the back of
the device. The Click 65x will take that AC power and convert it
to DC, then send that power to any connected sensors (which
run on 10–28 VDC).
Use the on/off switch next to the IEC connector to turn power
2
on and off for the whole device.