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Trim foil shield flush

with cable

Uninsulated

drain wire

Figure 3. Emier/Receiver Cable Preparaon

7. Connect the shielded cables to the emier and receiver. Follow the local wiring code for low-voltage dc control cables. The

same cable type is used for both emier and receiver (two cables required per system).

8. Route the cables to the terminal locaon.

13 mm (0.5") radius minimum bend

Emitter or

Receiver

Figure 4. Cable Clearances

9. Cut the cables to length aer making sure they are routed properly.

4.2 Controller Mounng

Install the controller inside an enclosure with a NEMA (or IEC) rang suitable for the operang environment. Mounng dimensions for

the controller are shown in Specicaons on page 7. The controller is supplied with M3.5 × 0.6 hardware for direct mounng to a

surface, or it can be mounted onto standard 35 mm DIN rail.

4.3 Emier and Receiver Wiring

Emier and receiver cables connect in parallel to controller terminals #4 through #8. Connect the wires from both sensor cables, as

follows:

Terminal 4 Brown

Terminal 5 Blue

Terminal 6 Bare

Terminal 7 Black

Terminal 8 White

Trim o the foil shield and the braided shield at the point where the wires exit the cable as shown in Figure 3 on page 11.

4.4 Controller and Output Wiring

Cable clearance dimensions for the arrays are shown in Emier and Receiver Mounng on page 10. Controller connecons are made via

the wiring terminals along the front surface of each module.

4.4.1 MAC-1 Controller Wiring

Output 1: Controller terminals #9 and #10 (OUT1) are reed relay contacts rated at 125 V ac/dc maximum, 10 VA maximum

resisve

(non-inducve) load. It may be programmed as either normally open or normally closed.

Alarm: Controller terminal #15 (Alarm) is an open-collector NPN transistor switch rated at 30 V dc maximum, 150 mA maximum. It is

protected against overload and short circuits.

A-GAGE

MINI-ARRAY

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