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1. Make sure the BBU Box is not powered - when powered disconnect the powerplug! |
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2. Open the transparent top cover of the BBU Box. |
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3. Guide the open wire end of cable CPB0000386 through the free cable gland located on the back side of the BBU Box enclosure (marked with a yellow dot sticker). |
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4. Make sure you have enough cable length inside the box to reach relay K1 and tighten the locknut of the cable gland. |
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5. Locate the K1 relay and connect the + wire (red) to the + of the coil-side of the relay. |
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6. Connect the - wire (black) to the - of the coil-side of the relay.. |
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7. Make sure the other red and black wires coming from the H1 led-assembly are still connected to the + and - terminals of K1!
Make sure you have only 2 wires to the '-' and '+' terminals of relay K1! (= cable CPB0000386 + led strip) - remove any service/test wires from the powersupply to relay K1! |
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8. After the connection is made to relay K1 you can close the BBU Box. |
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9. Take the other end of cable CPB0000386 and connect this to the white 6-pin '24X3' socket of the BBC compiler. |
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10. Reconnect the power to the BBU Box. |
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11. In order to test the link you close all doors and observe the BBU Box - the LED assembly should illuminate BLUE and relay K1 you switch ON. In case you open a door of the BBC the LED assembly + K1 will turn OFF. |
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12. Done - you're ready to go!. |
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