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--- internal:proddocs:4410 [2023/06/21 13:16] – kacper
+++ internal:proddocs:4410 [2023/12/04 10:21] (current) – kacper
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-Connect the CAN to the CAN chassis plug on the logic board as shown in picture, place a +12 or +24 volt power supply into pins 1 and 2 of the terminal block connector.
+Connect the CAN to the CAN chassis plug on the logic board as shown in picture and power with 30V, place a +30 volt power supply into pins 1 and 2 of the terminal block connector - the LED should light green indicating power is on..
-Test all inputs one by one using the probe and monitoring the output in the test program.
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+Test all inputs one by one using the probe and monitoring the output in the test program, the voltage applied to each input should also be +30V. Also make sure that each input LED, alongside the software test program output changing.
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 Screw 4 x 201076 onto the 4 x 201074.
-Place the board 10258-B in to the housing 201030 Remove rubber grommet and nut from PL1 and replace with shim washer x 5 203017.
+Place the board 10258-B in to the housing 201030 Remove rubber grommet and nut from PL1 and replace with shim washer x 8 203017.
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