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7.4 Codingthemodule
In order to prevent an electronic module being mismated, the
modules can be coded by the customer. Coding is carried
out by two small components: the orange coding socket and
the black coding pin. Three codings can be applied to each
basic module. Suggestions for the appropriate coding can be
found in the annex.
Codingsocketandcodingpin
▶ Open the connection frame and remove the electronic
unit (see Chapter 7).
▶ Place the coding sockets (orange) in the coding ports on
the inside of the basic module.
Basicmodulewithinsertedcodingsockets
Each coding socket has one pointed and three rounded
corners. The arrangement of the three sockets in the basic
module allows for 4
3,
i.e. 64, possible combinations.
▶ If necessary, you can rotate the inserted coding sockets
into the required position using a 3-mm screwdriver.
▶ Insert a black coding pin to the stop in each coding
socket.
A small orange corner will now be visible on each coding
unit, which allows the coding state to be identied.
Codingsocketwithinsertedcodingpin
▶ Put the electronic module back into position.
The coding pin now engages securely in the electronic mod-
ule. If the electronic unit has to be removed again, it can sub-
sequently only be re-inserted back into the correspondingly
coded basic module.
If the electronic module is replaced by a new module, this
must be tted with new coding pins.
Installation | Coding the module
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