Figure 2-12 Powered With 24 Vdc - Will Burt POSITIONIT PI-150 Operator's Manual

I PI-150
P OSITION T AND
Figure 2-12 provides a quick overview of the wiring for a system powered with 24 VDC input.
24 VDC
Power
2 Amp Fuse
Supply
To wire the positioner using 24 VDC:
1. Reference WD-50610, page 2 of 3 in Section 7.
2. Connect the 5-pin plug (attached to the power/data cable) to the positioner.
3. Twist the plug to the right to secure the connection.
4. Run the 22 AWG green (data A, +) and white (data B, -) wires from the power/data cable
to the controller.
5. Run the power wires from the controller to the step down converter.
6. Wire the step down converter and the 16 AWG red (power) and black (ground) wires
from the power/data cable to the 24 VDC power supply. Run a (2) amp slow blow fuse
(customer supplied) inline between the power supply and the positioner and the step
down converter. An optional DC to DC converter can be run inline between the power
supply and the positioner to help maintain 24 VDC under low voltage situations.
Powered with 120 VAC (50 or 60 Hz) or 240 VAC (50 or 60 Hz):
The positioner runs on 24 VDC and power other than 24 VDC must be converted to 24 VDC for
the positioner. The default joystick controller (P/N: 5098901) comes with its own power supply
for the VAC input which is transformed to 12 VDC.
If the input power supply is VAC, the system will require:
•
A power supply (P/N: 208016) for the positioner
•
The existing joystick cable to power the joystick
If the customer is using AC input power and the power supply (P/N: 208016), the customer is
responsible for installing a plug (customer-supplied) based on their region. The power supply
ships with loose wires to connect to the appropriate customer supplied plug.
2-10
PI-75
(Optional)
Step Up
Converter
(P/N: 208012)
Power
Wires
Step Down
Default Joystick
Converter
(P/N: 208017)
(P/N: 5098901)

Figure 2-12 Powered with 24 VDC

Controller
Power
Wires
Positioner
Control
Wires
TP-5129001-J
January 2022