Figure 57 - Cables Entries; Figure 58 - Terminals; Installing Xm8 - PoolCop Evolution Installer And User Manual

I n s ta l l in g X M 8
Read before starting electrical connection.
The electric standard applicable is IEC 60364-7-702. It is obligatory that your installation adheres to the criteria of this standard.
The XM8 provides 8 extras digital multipurpose inputs and 8 extras digital outputs (relays).
With the XM8, extras functionalities are available such as Pool Cover control or JetStream control (see 0).
Relay usage will be defined in
Input usage will be defined in
The XM8 enclosure is provided with compression glands size PG7 (for external diameter 3.5mm to 8mm), PG9 (for external diameter
3.5mm to 8mm) and PG11 (for external diameter 4mm to 10mm). The cables must pass through the appropriate compression gland
size according to their diameter and the compression gland must be tightened to secure the cable.
Cables selection:
For pump and auxiliary control: SPT-1 or SPT1-W, 2 cores, AWG18.
Smaller sections and multiple conductor cables can be used depending on amperage (ex JZ-602 12G0.5).
Cable selection and type must conform with local regulation.
Installing:
Mount the XM8 in a weather-proof location close to the CCU. Ensure the unit is secured. The Unit is provided with 4 screws
and 4 anchors for concrete. Make sure the wall material is compliant with these kinds of anchor or use the correct anchor.
Connecting:
Shut the CCU power down.
Open the CCU cover and the XM8 cover with a screw driver.
Pass the cable for the XM8 through a compression gland of the CCU and secure it.
Connect the cable extremity to J23 or J24.
The XM8 will be powered by 12VDC provided by CCU. No need for an external power supply.
XM8 Extension
Module Connector
See the appropriate section of this manual for connection details.
Feed auxiliary equipment supply cables through a compression gland into the XM8.
Switch the CCU ON.
AUXILIARIES menu (see 0).
INPUTS menu (see 0).
The connection cable between CCU and XM8 is 1 meter long.
Make sure these modules are close enough to route the connection cable properly.

Figure 57 - Cables Entries

Figure 58 - Terminals

P o o l C o p E v o l u t i o n M a n u a l : E V 4 4 M A N U S
NOTE:
Cable connected
on J23 or J24
Cable Tie
Securing the Cable
Inputs
AUX Relays
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