Manual - TC.P Quadro
Commissioning
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3.2.4.5. Output connection/load connection
The output connections are laid to the rear side of the device as current
bars.
For the load connection you must pay attention to the following aspects:
Use a cable cross-section to suit the device power and nominal
voltage.
(See Table 35, 60.)
Screw cable to current bars using cable lugs
Hole diameter: 9 mm
Follow the standards applicable to the related application and type of
cable laying. The values in the table are only a recommendation.
Nominal voltage
on the output
Cross-section [mm
2
] - load cable
TC.P.10
TC.P.16
TC.P.20
TC.P.32
50 V
50
70
95
150
100 V
35
50
70
70
200 V
16
25
35
50
500 V
4
10
16
25
1000 V
2.5
4
6
10
1200 V
2.5
4
6
10
Table 35
Cross-section sizing for the load cable as a function of the output voltage.
For cable lengths of more than 5 m the next size cross-section up
should be selected to keep the voltage drop over the load cable in lim-
its.
3.2.4.6. System-internal CAN communication (X101/102)
TopCon power supplies that are operated in a multi-unit system require
system-internal communication via the related interfaces X101/X102.
The tasks of the individual TopCon power supplies and their peripheral
modules, e.g. RCUs and series controllers are controlled via the CAN
communication. At the same time the CAN communication is used for
communication between the system master and the slaves assigned.
The interfaces X101 and X102 have the following tasks:
CAN interface, for the communication
Interlock connection
The related interface must always be “terminated”, i.e. fitted with the re-
lated dummy plugs or a bus connection.
