Installing The Base; Electrical Connections - Perry 1PARXGPS01 Manual De Instrucciones

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4 - INSTALLING THE BASE

Device intended for outdoor installation, but may work inside if not completely shielded.
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Remove the cover.
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Secure the base with a screw, using the holes on the bracket.
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Disconnect the 230V~ mains voltage.
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Insert the cable gland nuts on the cables (external diameter of cable
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Appropriately perforate the membrane of the fairlead grommets, and insert them on the
cables (Fig. 3).
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Insert the cables in the base and make the appropriate electrical connections.
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Connect the 230V~ power supply terminal
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Connect the devices to be synchronized as described in Chapter 5.
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Insert the fairlead grommets into their housings.
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Tighten the cable gland nuts so that a hermetic seal is obtained.

5 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Connect the BUS to the devices to be
synchronized as shown in fig. 4.
The connection must be parallel.
Max cable length 1,000 m between GPS
receiver and connected devices.
Only connect devices with GPS
input that are compatible with
this receiver.
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Ensure proper cable channelling in accordance with current regulations.
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For proper connection of the devices to this receiver, carefully follow the wiring diagram provided in the instruction manual of the
device to be connected.
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In order to achieve greater immunity from electrical interferences, the BUS can be connected using a shielded cable; in this case, the
cover of the cable itself must be connected to terminal 2 and the central cable to terminal 1.
6 - STARTING UP AND SWITCHING OFF THE DEVICE
After making the connections:
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make sure that the seal is correctly positioned on the base.
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Insert the cover (fig. 5) and press until it is up against the captive screw; the
fastons of the circuit part and the terminals of the base touch; the signal reception
and time synchronization indicator LEDs
between the base and the cover.
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Switch on the mains voltage to 230 V~
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The device awaits reception
upper LED which is constantly lit. Once the
out, it sends a time signal to the connected devices (lower LED blinking).
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Secure the cover by tightening the captive screw located on the lower part of the
base; tighten the screw until the cover is pressed against the seal, ensuring a
hermetic seal (fig. 8).
L N 1 2
Switch on the
mains voltage 230V~
fig. 5
4
L line, terminal
230 V~
L N
fig. 4
are visible through the open gap
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of the GPS signal (min 10 minutes), indicated by the
synchronization
NOTE: when operating normally, the GPS receiver, continuously
repeats the receiving and synchronization operations.
GPS receiving
Upper LED
constantly lit
Lower LED
Off
fig. 6
7 ÷ 11 mm ).
N neutral.
L N
1 2
both Leds switched off = no 230V~ power supply
Upper
LED
Lower
has been carried
LED
GPS synchronized
fig. 7
L N 1 2
fig. 3
Cable insertion
Direction of fairlead
insertion
Important: use 2 different bipolar
cables for powering and time signal
output.
Output 2
BUS
Output 1
i.e. Connectable
devices
(max. of 10)
LED signals
Blinking = device not working
Constantly lit = device receiving
Blinking = device synchronized
The LEDs are never simultaneously lit.
Upper LED
Off
Lower LED
Blinking
fig. 8