Siemens TRAFFIC CONTROLS TC12 사용자 설명서

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TC12 Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance Handbook 
Setting the Voltage Range of the PSU 
The Power supply fitted to every PSU board used in the system (part number 
667/7/22631/000, manufactured by Daren Electronics PLC type PP40-30). An 
internal link in this power supply needs to be set for the nominal mains voltage. 
See Figure 9 for link setting; set to 110 V position for 98 V to 132 V mains voltage 
range, set to 240 V for 198 V to 264 V mains voltage range.  
 
Figure 9 - PSU Board Mains Voltage Range Setting 
Low Voltage
Connections
    
Co
 Ma
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ins
ction
240V
110V
PSU
 
 
1
CB is 
plu
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the
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2. Disconnect the low voltage and Mains connectors from the PSU. 
3. Remove the four screws that attach the PSU to the PCB. 
4. Rem
m the PSU
 rem
ing
urth
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rew
5. Set the Mains voltage link inside 
 PS
to th
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r 240 V, as shown in Figure 9. 
6. Re
 screw the
k o
 th
CB.
 
tted the correct way around i.e. the Mains 
connector and low voltage connector are at the correct ends of the PCB. 
 
7. Re-connect the two PSU
 
2.2.4.2  Modem
Figure 9 shows the position of the swit
odem PCB. 
 
Ensure that the correct variant has been supplied e.g. 
  666/1/02243/000 for the UK. 
  666/1/02243/000 or 666/1/02243/001 for non-UK (the /001 variant includes extra 
components; metal oxide varistors and gas discharge tubes, for surge protection). 
 
The switches on the Modem PCB should be set as follows: 
 
Note:  The tables referred to below contain 0's to indicate open switches and 1's 
to indicate closed switches. For all the switches push the switch down to 
the left for a 0 and down to the right for a 1. The 0 and 1 position is shown 
on the silkscreen underneath switch SW7. 
. Make sure that the PSU P
not 
gge
to 
 Ma
 Su
y. 
ove the cover fro
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er 
ire
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osit
s. 
110 V o
place the cover and
 PS
bac
n to
e P
 
Ensure that the PCB is fi
 connectors 
 PCB and Modem power cable 
es and connectors on the M
ch
666/HE/43100/000  
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