Echelon LonPoint Module - Manual (Page 104)

10-4 Installing the SCH-10 Scheduler
Module
Temperature -10 to +60°C, operating and non-operating
Humidity 10 to 95% RH @ 50°C
EMI FCC A, CE Mark
Safety agency UL 916
Function Blocks Node object (1), state machine controller object, event
scheduler controller object, real-time clock object
Software Configuration Wide variety of L ON M ARK Standard Configuration Parameter
Types supported by direct memory read/write function of LNS
compatible network management tools
SCH-10 Module Software Settings
The software settings of the SCH-10 module are described in the LonPoint
Application and Plug-In Guide.
Installing the SCH-10 Module
Installation of the SCH-10 module involves the following steps:
1. Ensure that the Base Plate has been wired and installed correctly, and is
securely fastened to the electrical enclosure.
2. Check for continuity on all network and power wiring. Ensure that the correct EIA-
232 connections, if used, have been made to the correct Base Plate I/O terminals.
3. Make certain that all network channels are terminated with the correct number
and type of Terminator.
4. Insert the SCH-10 module into the Base Plate by aligning the network access
jack on the SCH-10 with the arrow head on the Base Plate (the arrow should
point in the direction of the jack), and then pressing firmly to ensure that the
module is properly seated in its mating Base Plate connector.
5. The SCH-10 module can be hot-plugged: there is no need to disconnect power
when installing the module. If power is present then the Power LED will
illuminate continuously. If power is not present then the Power LED will remain
off.
6. Securely attach the SCH-10 module to the Base Plate by screwing the two
Echelon 205-0130-01 screws (8-32 [M8], 3/8” [9.5mm]) into the threaded inserts
in the Base Plate. Use approximately 4 lbs. in/0.5Nm torque on the screws.
7. Follow the node configuration procedure described in the LonPoint Application
and Plug-In Guide to configure the software in the SCH-10 module.
8. See Troubleshooting for assistance with improper SCH-10 module operation.