Wiring The Krone Connections; Use Of The Special Tool - Solid State Logic CapLite 64 Setup & Installation Manual

Wiring the Krone connections

For convenience all the wiring information is printed on plastic cards which are retained by the cable
registers. The 64 stop version has cards 1 and 2 (pins 1-64) allocated to stops. The 96 Stop version has
cards 1,2 and 3 allocated to stops. All the remaining controls are below this.
Column 1 Stop Switch inputs
Column 2 and 3 On and off coils in on-off sequence
Column 4 Stop action outputs to the relay

Use of the Special Tool

To terminate the system correctly you will require a special insertion/removal tool. The tool supplied is
a professional quality tool and should last a lifetime. Spare tools are obtainable directly from SSOS or
other suppliers.
Use only the special tool to insert wires.
Any other tool will damage the blocks and cause unreliability.
The tool has a number of functions. It can be used to insert wires or remove them from the blocks. It is
also capable of cutting off excess wire if required.
Removing wires is done with the other end of the tool. At the side
is a black metal clip. Pulling this out in the same way as a penknife
will reveal the removal tool.
Hook the wire between the block and the cable register and pull
the wire out.
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If you wish to cut off the excess wire, remove the clip at the
bottom of the tool and allow it to hang free on the string. If you
wish to link the wire onto another point, make sure the clip is in
place and this will prevent the cutters operating. Please be very
careful not to allow the wire clippings to fall into the electronics
where they may cause damage.
To insert a wire, place the wire over the top of the connection
block. Insert the tool into the block with the grey plastic part
closest to the cable register and the cutters nearest the
components. The small groove in the bottom of the tool should
rest on the wire. Push the tool firmly into the block. If the
cutters are enabled, you will feel and hear a click as the excess
wire is trimmed.