
Installation
3.If you have one input power cable and one
± 48 Vdc power source, plug the input power cable to either the ±48VDC A connector or the ±48VDC B connector. See Figure 
If you have two input power cables and one
±48 Vdc power source, plug one input power cable to the ±48VDC A connector and the second input power cable to the ±48VDC B connector. Then, connect both input power cables to your single ± 48 Vdc power source. See Figure 
(The option strap settings for this power option are listed in Table 
If you have two power cables and two separate
±48 Vdc power sources (e.g., Source A and Source B), plug one input cable from a ± 48 Vdc power source (e.g., Source A) to the ±48VDC A connector. Plug an input power cable from a different ± 48 Vdc power source (e.g., Source B) to the ±48VDC B connector. See Figure 
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Figure 2-6.  Using Two Separate Power Sources for Independent Mode or Redundant Mode
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