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Figure 7: Insert Ethernet cable into power box
5 Go to "Attach the power box and touch screen" below.
Connecting standard Ethernet
To connect to a wired network:
1 Pull the in-wall Ethernet cable through the top left hole of
the back box, then plug it into the Ethernet jack on the top
back of the power box (Figure 8).
Figure 8: Insert Ethernet cable into power box
2 Go to "Attach the power box and touch screen" below.
Connecting AC power
The steps below represent a typical U.S. installation.
1 Connect the wires to the AC power source for the touch
screen according to national and local electrical codes.
Installation may require alternative wires and the use of a
terminal block.
2 Thread the power cable through the upper back hole of the
back box to the terminal block (Figure 7).
3 Strip the black and white power wire ends to 1/4" as
necessary. Using a flat-head screwdriver, loosen the screws
on the power box's terminal block and connect the power
wires to each terminal (Figure 9).
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Figure 9: Connect AC power
4 Cap the ground wire from the wall if you are using a plastic
back box. Attach the ground wire to the back box if using a
metal back box.
Attach the power box and touch screen
To attach the power box and touch screen:
1 Align and bend the wires carefully to fit them inside the back
box.
2 Align slide the power box into the back box, then secure the
power box to the back box using the two screws provided.
Figure 10: Secure power box to back box
Note: Overtightening the power box screws can warp
the box and make it difficult to attach the touch screen.
3 Straighten out the ribbon cable taped to the back of the
touch screen, then plug it into the ribbon cable port in the
power box. To make sure it's securely connected, press it into
the port until the two locking tabs close onto the connector.
Neutral (N)
Line (L)
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