Warning, Caution – Edwards Signaling 102 DeviceNet User Manual

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P/N 3100125 ISSUE 3

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WARNING

To prevent electrical shock, do not connect power
until instructed to do so.

Installation

Safety Message to Installers, Users, and Maintenance Personnel

The Triliptical DeviceNet Status Indicator must be installed in accordance with the latest edition of the National
Electrical Code and/or other applicable local regulations, by a trained and qualified electrician. The selection of the
mounting location, its controls and the routing of the wiring is to be accomplished under the direction of the
facilities engineer.

WARNING

To prevent electrical shock, do not connect to the
system when power is on.

NOTE: For NEMA Type 4X applications, it is recommended that the unit be conduit mounted vertically facing up.

Mount the Triliptical DeviceNet Stackable Beacon Base (102TBS-DN) by installing on 3/4" (19 mm) conduit (not
supplied). Pull field wiring (if required) and DeviceNet wiring through the conduit entrance hole.

Assemble the stackable beacon lighting system (Figure 1).

a. Pull the captive key in the lens module into the "out" position.

b. Place the first lens module on top of the base.

Push in the captive key to secure the lens module.

d. Insert the appropriate light source into board grooves at bottom of lens module, ensuring that the four

prongs on the PC board are aligned with the plug located in the back of the lens assembly.

CAUTION

Observe precautions for handling electrostatic
sensitive devices while handling printed circuit
boards.

WARNING

Ensure the magnifier ring on the lens cover and the
magnifier ring on the lens module are aligned
(Figure 1).

NOTE: When using LED light sources, ensure that the color of the LED light source and the lens assembly match.

e. Place the lens assembly cover on the front of the lens module and secure using two captive screws.

Repeat steps a through e for any remaining modules (up to 5).

g. Once the last module has been assembled, place the cap on top and secure the cap with the captive screw.

Network & Field Connections