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Physical features, Installation – Wavetronix Click 400 (900 MHz radio) (CLK-400) - User Guide User Manual

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CHAPTER 11 CLICK 120/121

Physical Features

Figure 11.2 – Diagram of the Click 120

The Click 120/121 feature five terminals. On the Click 120, these are screw terminals; the

Click 121 features spring cage terminals.

On the top, or coil, side of the module are two terminals marked A1+ and A2–. These termi-

nals are for wiring in from a contact closure module such as the Click 100. On the bottom,

or contact, side of the module are three terminals marked 11, 14 and 12. These terminals are

for wiring in power and for wiring to the signaling system.

On the upper front of the device is an LED marked 24 V. This LED will light up when the

coil side is receiving 24 VDC in (meaning there is a current from the contact closure mod-

ule, and the contact side of the Click 120/121 has switched from 12 to 14).

On the lower front of the device is the engagement lever, which allows you to remove the

relay module and replace it, if necessary. To remove the relay module, slide the switch down

(away from the relay section) until the relay module pops out. To put in a new module,

position it in the center, lining up the holes in the base with the prongs in the relay section,

then press down until the engagement lever pops back into place.

Installation

The Click 120/121 are mounted on a DIN rail using the same motion used for all Click

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