LEESON Electric Garage Door Opener MRK06B Fascicule

MICRO SERIES REMOTE KEYPAD

These installation instructions apply to the Remote Keypad option available for the Micro Series variable frequency drives.  These
components can also be ordered with the drive as a factory installed option.  Refer to the Micro Series Product Catalog for more
information.  The purpose of the Remote Keypad option is to allow access to the keypad when the drive is installed inside another
enclosure.

NOTE 1:  The Remote Keypad option cannot be used on NEMA 4, 4X, or 12 rated drives, as installing this option will violate the
integrity of the enclosure.  It is only meant for NEMA 1 or chassis models that are being installed inside another enclosure.

NOTE 2:  If the Control Board does not have a P8 socket please contact LEESON Electric.  A new control board will need to be purchased
and installed prior to installing the Remote Keypad.  Refer to the Control Board diagram on the next page.

The Remote Keypad option kit includes the following parts:

(1) Remote Keypad

840-001

(1) Remote Interface Board

9948-001

NOTE: a connecting cable is required for installation and is sold separately.

NOTE:  Refer to the diagrams on the next page during this procedure.

1.

Remove the drive cover (if supplied).

2.

Remove the keypad assembly using a flat screwdriver to pry the keypad bracket out of the slots in the side of the enclosure.

3.

Unplug the keypad ribbon cable from the PL4 plug on the control board.

4.

Remove the LCD display assembly using needle-nose pliers to pinch the top of the nylon standoff at each corner of the board, while
lifting up on the board.

5.

Remove the standoffs from the control board by gently and carefully bending them downward until they "pop" out of the board.

6.

Install the Remote Interface Board in the location where the LCD display was removed.  Be sure to align the pins on the bottom of
the Remote Interface Board with the P5 and P8 sockets on the control board.  Also align the four nylon standoffs at the corners of the
board with the holes in the control board.  Push down on the Remote Interface Board until the standoffs snap into place.

7.

Either discard the keypad assembly removed earlier, or peel off the keypad membrane and reinstall the bracket.  If the drive cover is to
be replaced after this procedure, the bracket will fill in the hole in the cover where the keypad used to be.

8.

Mount the Remote Keypad in the desired location using the cutout diagram on the next page.

9.

If it is desired to put the drive cover back on, do it now (be sure to remove the plastic window first), otherwise skip to step 10.  The
male socket on the Remote Interface Board should line up with the hole in the cover where the LCD display used to be.

10. Connect the Remote Keypad to the Remote Interface Board with the connecting cable (sold separately).  Be sure the end of the cable

labeled "DRIVE" is connected to the Remote Interface Board, and that the other end labeled "REMOTE" is connected to the Remote
Keypad.  To avoid potential noise problems, be sure to route the cable away from high voltage wiring.

LEESON Electric

LEESON Electric

LEESON Electric

LEESON Electric

LEESON Electric  •  2100 Washington St.  •  Grafton, WI 53024  •  Ph: (262) 377-8810  •  Fax: (262) 377-9025  •  www.leeson.com

Hazard of electric shock!  Remove input power from the drive and wait three minutes before attempting this procedure.  DC Bus capacitors
retain charge after power is removed.

The internal components of the MC Series drive can be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD)!  Use an antistatic wrist strap with the
ground clip attached to the drive ground lug when attempting this procedure.  Always place components on antistatic surfaces or in
antistatic bags when they are not being handled during this procedure.