Caution, Terminal block and conduit wiring, Unplug the iec power cord from the xpa – Extron Electronics Flexible Conduit Adapter Kit User Manual
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10.
Slide the conduit nut over the bundle of wires exiting the conduit and onto the conduit itself inside the PS 124. Hand-
tighten the nut. (See figure 4, below.)
Tie Wrap
Neutral Terminal
Ground Wire Nut
Terminal Block
Conduit Nut
Hot Terminal
Metal Tab
Figure 4.
Terminal Block and Conduit Wiring
11.
Attach and screw down the hot (line) wire and the neutral wire (indicated by a tag marked “N”) exiting from the
conduit to their corresponding screws on the terminal block.
CAUTION:
Ensure that you observe wire polarity. Figure 4, above, shows the location of the neutral and hot poles
on the mother board connector. The neutral wire of the conduit wiring harness is identified with a tag
marked “N” (neutral).
12.
Attach the ground wire from the conduit to the bare metal plate bottom of the PS 124, securing it by reattaching the
ground wire nut.
13.
Thread a tie wrap through the metal tab on the bare metal bottom of the PS 124, place all the wires within its cradle,
and zip the tie wrap over the bundle of wires.
14.
Ensure that the conduit nut used in step 10 (see figure 4, above) firmly secures the conduit EMT adapter plate to the
power supply.
15.
Use the six screws that you removed in step 3 to secure the top cover of the PS 124 back onto its bottom board (see
figure 2, on the previous page).
Installing the Flexible Conduit Adapter Kit on an XPA 1002/XPA 2001
Install the flexible conduit to the XPA amplifier as follows:
1.
Unplug the IEC power cord from the XPA.
2.
Remove the eight screws from the top and sides of the XPA and lift off the cover.
100-240V 0.5
A, 50-60H
z
STANDB
Y
CLASS 2 WIRING
1
2
XP
A 1002
LEVE
L
1
1
2
2
INPUTS
OUTPUT
REMOTE
0
0
VOL/MUTE
10V
50 mA
1
2
LIMITER/
PROTEC
T
SIGNA
L
AU
DIO
/VI
DE
O
AP
PA
RA
TU
S
17
TT
Remove (8)
Screws
Lift Cover Straight Up
Figure 5.
Removing the XPA Top Cover
CAUTION:
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage IC chips even though you cannot feel it. You must be electrically
grounded before touching anything inside the XPA. A grounding wrist strap is recommended.