Front View; Rear View; Connection Cables - ESA XS7 Serie Instrucciones Para Instalación

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WARNING
IMPORTANT: Please read
carefully these instructions
before mounting the product
Dimensions and holes
XS7W7 – Fig. 1 . 2
XS708 – Fig. 6 . 7
XS712 – Fig. 12 . 13
XS715 – Fig. 27 . 28
XS717 – Fig. 39 . 40
XS719 – Fig. 51 . 52

Front view

XS7W7 – Fig. 3
XS708 – Fig. 8
XS712 – Fig. 14
XS715 – Fig. 29
XS717 – Fig. 41
XS719 – Fig. 53
1) Universal Serial Bus port.
2) Power led.

Rear view

XS7W7 – Fig. 4
XS708 – Fig. 9 . 10
XS712 – Fig. 15 . 16
XS715 – Fig. 30 . 31
XS717 – Fig. 42 . 43
XS719 – Fig. 54 . 55
A) Power supply.
B) See motherboard manual.
C) COM - See motherboard manual.
D) POWER (ATX power on switch) - See
motherboard manual.
E) Slot PCI/PCIe.
Y) DVD-ROM Drive (Optional)
Z) Slot Compact Flash (Optional)

Connection cables

In order to limit as much as possible the
influence of these disturbances good
quality shielded cables must be used.
Specifications of serial connection
cable:
! Direct current resistance - Max. 151
Ohm/Km
! Capacity coupling - Max. 29pF/m
! Shielding > 80% or total
Always:
! Find the shortest route.
! Lay disturbed cables separately.
! Use connectors with metal or
conduc-tive plastic shells.
Connect the serial cable shield in
accordance with the instructions on Fig.
66. NOTE: The braiding must be
electrically connected
connector body and shell.
The interface cable braiding must be
electrically connected both to the shell
and the body of the connector at both
ends of the cable.
If the connection operation cannot be
carried out at the Device side due to the
particular type of serial connector, the
braiding will have to be taken outside
the connector and connected to the
earth terminal.
As for RS485-connection, please follow
the instructions by Fig. 67
For strong spikes on the serial line it's,
please use two noise-reducers (eg
Transil 600W 6.8 V) and connect them
as shown in Fig . 68
Installing the XS
XS7W7 – Fig. 5
XS708 – Fig. 11
XS712 – Fig. 17
XS715 – Fig. 32
XS717 – Fig. 44
XS719 – Fig. 56
both to the