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5.Align the snaps on the top frame with the mounting locks on the bot- tom frame, as shown in Figure 40, then push the two frames together. You will hear a click when the frames connect.

Figure 40. Connecting the frames

6.Locate the 24 Vac power connector on the termination board (see Figure 41 on page 78). Remove the mating plug with screw terminals.

7.Attach the 24 Vac power-supply cable to the screw terminals on the mating plug.

8.Connect the mating plug to the 24 Vac power connector on the termi- nation board. The green status LED should light up.

9.Check status LEDs according to the information given in “Interpret- ing LEDs” on page 79.

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BAS-APG001-EN, Engineered Smoke Control System for Tracer Summit specifications

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