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Setup
Powering the AEC
AEC With GML Commander
Publication 4100-5.2 - March 2000
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The AEC has reverse polarity protection. However, always take care to
observe correct polarity when you connect the power to your unit. If
power is connected with the wrong polarity, no damage is done. The
AEC simply does not function until the polarity is corrected. There is
no warning or indication of an incorrect polarity connection.
The AEC also has over current protection provided by a fuse on the
printed circuit board. The fuse is a 2 amp/250V, 5mm radial. A spare
fuse is located on the lower left portion of the printed circuit board
and is clearly marked "Spare Fuse". If the fuse blows, always
determine and correct the reason it blew before installing the new
fuse.
Never replace the fuse with the unit under power. When
ATTENTION
replacing the fuse, make sure it is of the proper rating.
!
Before powering the AEC, make sure that it has been
IMPORTANT
properly installed and configured according to the
instructions contained in this manual.
The AEC can only be used with GML Commander version 4.01 or
higher. There are several steps that must be taken in GML Commander
before the AEC can be used within a GML Commander diagram. This
section outlines the necessary steps. For more detail about individual
steps, see the GML Commander User Manual (publication number
GMLC-5.1), the "Configuring Your Axis" chapter, "Defining Feedback"
section and GML Commander Reference Manual (publication number
GMLC-5.2), the "Configuring Your Axis" chapter, "Defining Feedback"
section.
Adding AEC to your Commander Diagram
To add the AEC to your GML Commander diagrams go to GML
Commander and do the following:
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