Using a Three-Pronged DC Power Connector with a BANDIT II C2C
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d
Connect the dial backup modem port to the RJ11 phone jack you plan to use. (Encore
Networks does not supply the modem cable.)
e
Connect additional network equipment to the remaining ports on the BANDIT device.
This includes any port in the expansion slot.
4
Use a DB9-to-DB9 cable to connect the device’s DB9 Supervisory port to your PC’s DB9
port.
5
If the BANDIT chassis will use only AC input power, go to
6
If the BANDIT chassis will use DC input power, connect the chassis to a power source
supplying -12/-24 VDC or -24/-48 VDC, as described in
through
Note:
The power source must supply -12/-24 VDC or -24/-48 VDC.
7
Make sure the BANDIT chassis is disconnected from all power sources.
8
Make sure an earth ground wire is connected to the chassis frame, as described in
9
Do the following:
a
Turn the DC power connector (the DC power plug) on its side, with the screwheads
facing your left and with the prongs pointing away from you (as shown in
Figure 3-4. Three-Pronged DC Power Connector, on Side
b
Note the following:
• The top post has no connection (NC).
• The middle post is
−
(for the negative/return wire).
• The bottom post is + (for the positive wire).
c
Connect a (minimum) 14 AWG two-wire input cable to the green three-pin DC power
connector (that is, the DC power plug). Make sure you connect the correct wire to each
post.
shows the plug with the cables attached.
Figure 3-5. Three-Pronged DC Power Connector with Wires
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