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Safety, Overview of this manual – ETC Sensor+ Touring Rack CEM+ to CEM3 Retrofit User Manual

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CEM3 Sensor Touring Rack Retrofit Manual

Safety

Please note the following safety warnings before use:

Disconnect power from the racks before all maintenance.

Overview of this Manual

Reference this manual throughout the retrofit procedure.

Preparation, page 5

- before you open the rack.

Remove the Old, page 6

- labeling and remove the existing equipment.

Control Input Panel Replacement, page 7

- remove the existing control input panel from

the rear of the rack and install the new one.

Power Termination, page 10

- install and secure the power harness adapter cable.

Data Cabling Preparation, page 11

- install and secure the dimmer data transition

boards.

Spider Board Retrofit (only SP96 Large or “Double Small”), page 13

- replace the spider

board in 96 dimmer racks

Make Connections and Install the New Backplane, page 14

- install the new backplane

and connect and secure the data cabling.

Upgrading the Rack Door, page 16

- remove the existing Advanced Feature cards and

install the new ones.

Finish Up, page 17

- reinstall the left side of the rack.

Verify the Retrofit, page 17

- put the dimmers back in the rack and power up the rack.

Configure the CEM3, page 17

- put a configuration in the CEM3.

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W A R N I N G :

Dimmer racks without an accessible power disconnect device cannot be

serviced safely. Before removing dimmer or control modules for service, de-

energize main feed to dimmer rack and follow appropriate Lockout/Tagout

procedures as described in NFPA Standard 70E. It is important to note that

electrical equipment such as dimmer racks can present an arc flash safety

hazard if improperly serviced. This is due to available large short circuit

currents on the feeders of the equipment. Any work on energized equipment

must comply with OSHA Electrical Safe Working Practices.