GE 1601-9026-A3 quick start Electrical Installation, Powering the Unit ML2400

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QUICKSTART GUIDE

3 Electrical Installation

3.1 Powering the Unit - ML2400

Units with the AC power supply option can be connected directly to 110/240 V AC with the supplied power cord.

The standard high voltage (120/125 V AC/DC) or low-voltage (48 V DC) terminal block on the Unit is located on the rear of the unit and is equipped with three (3) screw-down lead posts. The power terminals are identified as positive (+), negative (–), and filter ground (

) for DC power and as live L(+), neutral N(–), and for AC power. These terminals are floating inside the unit so that either may be grounded by the user if desired. The chassis or safety ground is the stud located beside the terminal block.

The connection procedure is straightforward. Simply insert DC leads to the Unit power

terminal positive (+), negative (–), and or AC leads to the live L(+), neutral N(–), and .

Please ensure the correct polarity. The should be connected to the safety ground, except during dielectric testing. Ensure that each lead is securely tightened.

FIGURE 7: Power connection and alarm contacts

Always use a voltmeter to measure the voltage of the incoming power supply and properly determine the positive and negative leads.

NOTE

The GND should be hooked up first. The Unit has a floating ground, so the user may elect to ground either the positive or negative terminal.

NOTE

When power is applied, the green PWR LED will illuminate.

The Unit is available with a redundant power supply option. If the redundant power supply is ordered, it should be wired as described above. The possible combinations of redundant power supplies are: HI-HI, HI-LO, LO-HI, and LO-LO. The AC power supply cannot be supplied with a redundant supply.

MULTILINK ETHERNET COMMUNICATIONS SWITCH – QUICKSTART GUIDE

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Contents Quickstart Guide MultilinPage Table of Contents Tagged Vlans & Ring only Mode Preparation PrecautionsDetermining Mounting Location Quickstart Guide Table-top or Shelf Mounting Mechanical InstallationRack Mounting ML2400 Unit with DIN-rail clips DIN-Rail / Panel Mounting ML1600DIN-rail latch detail Unit mounting dimensions Mounting Dimensions with Metal BracketsDIN-Rail / Panel Mounting ML1200/ML800 Mounting Dimensions for ML1200/ML800 with metal bracketsQuickstart Guide Powering the Unit ML2400 Electrical InstallationPowering the Unit ML1200/ML800 Powering the Unit ML1600Alarm Contacts UL Requirements for DC-Powered UnitsFigure below is a typical example of the set-up Dielectric Strength hi-pot TestingDescription Connecting a Management Console Terminal to the Unit1 ML2400/ML1600 2 ML1200/ML800 Pinout information for above connectorEthernet Physical Layer Twisted Pair Copper vs Fiber Optic Introduction to Twisted Pair and Fiber Optic Ethernet LANsTwisted Pair copper cable Fiber Supported Network TopologiesStar Architecture Mesh ArchitectureRing Architecture 10BASE T and 100BaseT MediaUnshielded Twisted Pair cable Metres max Ethernet Unshielded Twisted PairRJ45 Connectors Metres max length Connecting ST-type Fiber Optics twist-lock Connecting Ethernet MediaConnecting Single-mode Fiber Optics Connecting SC-type Fiber Optics snap-inConnecting RJ45 Twisted Pair Connecting Gigabit Media using GBICs Fiber Optic Ethernet Hubs and SwitchesWavelengths of light Single and Multi-mode cable Fiber Cable Cross Section and Physical SpecificationsDifferences between Multi-Mode and Single-Mode Cable Single mode fiber Less attenuation per unit distanceOptical Power Budget Common Fiber Optic Connectors Assigning an IP address to the Multilin SwitchQuickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Assigning a static IP Address to a personnel computer Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Configuring the switch ports for UR redundant operation Quickstart Guide Relay has switched over to the alternate port Configuring Tagged VLANs Tagged VLANs & Ring Only ModeBackground Configuring a Vlan within the switch Save Quickstart Guide Quickstart Guide Configure You have now completed the exercise Configuring the Multilink switch for Ring Only Mode Quickstart Guide Select Bridge Rstp Then Save Enable Status Once saved, select OK, then OK again to exit Quickstart Guide Then Save Enable status Disable LLA On Ports That are in a Ring Upgrading Using a Serial Connection- Command Line Interface Multilink Firmware UpdatesUpdating MultiLink Firmware Selecting the Proper VersionQuickstart Guide Following procedure describes how to upgrade the firmware ML800/1200/1600/2400# show version This completes the upgrade process Using FTP Updating Using the EnerVista Web Interface SoftwareUsing Tftp Quickstart Guide Reboot the switch when the transfer is complete Quickstart Guide

1601-9026-A3 specifications

The GE 1601-9026-A3 is a sophisticated and versatile unit that has garnered attention in various industrial applications due to its reliability and advanced features. This product, part of the GEs extensive range of control systems, is designed to meet the needs of modern industries, promoting efficiency and performance.

One of the main features of the GE 1601-9026-A3 is its robust architecture, which ensures high availability and redundancy. This design minimizes downtime and enhances operational continuity, a critical requirement for industries that rely on continuous processes. The unit incorporates state-of-the-art processing capabilities that enable it to handle complex computations and large datasets with ease.

A significant characteristic of the GE 1601-9026-A3 is its advanced communication protocols. It supports various industrial communication standards, including Ethernet, Modbus, and TCP/IP, making it highly compatible with existing infrastructure. This interoperability allows for seamless integration into diverse systems, facilitating data exchange and real-time monitoring.

The device also features an intuitive user interface, allowing operators to navigate easily through its functionalities. The graphical display often includes real-time data visualization tools, enhancing operators' ability to monitor system performance and respond promptly to any anomalies. This user-centric design contributes to reduced training time and improved operational efficiency.

In terms of technologies, the GE 1601-9026-A3 incorporates cutting-edge automation features, including programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and advanced algorithms for predictive maintenance. These technologies help in preemptively identifying potential issues before they escalate, reducing maintenance costs and enhancing equipment lifespan.

Moreover, the unit is designed with a focus on energy efficiency, featuring intelligent energy management systems that optimize power consumption. This not only contributes to cost savings but also aids in reducing the environmental footprint of industrial operations.

Durability is another characteristic that stands out with the GE 1601-9026-A3. Built to withstand harsh industrial environments, this unit is resistant to temperature fluctuations, dust, and moisture, ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions.

In summary, the GE 1601-9026-A3 exemplifies cutting-edge technology fused with practicality, offering a range of features designed to enhance operational efficiency, reliability, and ease of use. Its advanced communication capabilities, durability, and focus on energy efficiency make it a prime choice for industries looking to modernize their control systems.