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error input which has been configured to force the HPU off. If the HPU is running,
on the beginning of any E-Stop event, this output will be forced off.

This output normally goes to the start relay on the HPU. When it is active, the

HPU should begin running. The capacity of this output is 150 ma continuous at 24
vdc. Some applications may require a relay be added on this output if it controls
the motor contactors directly and it draws too much current.

If there is no HPU in your application, you may want to connect this output to

the

HPU Running Input

. By doing this, any HPU Start command will be echoed

right back to the Kp-300 as a

HPU Running Input

. If you want to get really fancy,

you can connect a small relay to the

HPU Start output

, and use the contacts to

turn on the and off both the

HPU Stopped Input

and

HPU Running Input

as though

there were a HPU attached.

5) Remote Log Belts Input to Kp-300

This input is usually attached to one or more

Remote Log Belts Button(s)

lo-

cated inside the ride vehicle cabin. This forces the operators to actually go into the
cabin and count the heads of the riders before logging any seats as unoccupied.
Unlike the fifteen Error Inputs, this signal needs to be wired to normally open
switch(s). This is because the open (inactive) condition of this input is a safer way
to fail than would be a failure into active mode.

Seat belts can be logged at any time that the

Show Pause Reset Input

from the

Smart Brick System is active. When this input is active, the safety inputs can be
logged by either pressing the

Log Belts Button

or activating the

Remote Log Belts

Input

by pressing

Remote Log Belts Button(s)

attached to it. If you want to auto-

matically log belts from the motion profile, just set the