Mitsubishi Electronics A1SJ71AR23Q Network Router User Manual


 
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5.4 Wiring
5.4.2 Coaxial cable
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PREPARATORY PROCEDURES BEFORE
OPERATION
5.4.2 Coaxial cable
The following describes how to connect a coaxial cable with the local module.
(1) Precautions for wiring
(a) Securing of wiring space
When a coaxial cable is connected with the local module, a cable bend radius is
restricted.
(b) Laying a coaxial cable
When laying a coaxial cable, keep a distance of 100mm (3.94 inch) or more from
other power cables or control cables.
In addition, connecting FGs of the power supply module of the base unit where
the local module is mounted strengthens measures against noise.
(c) Connecting/disconnecting a coaxial cable
Be sure to shut off all phases of the external power supply used by the system.
(2) Connection of cable
(a) Connection method
A coaxial cable connects OUT(F-SD, R-RD) and IN(F-RD, R-SD) as shown
below. (OUT(F-SD, R-RD) of the last station is connected to IN(F-RD, R-SD) of
the master station.)
Figure 5.8 Allowable bend radius of coaxial cable
Table 5.3 Allowable bend radius of coaxial cable
Applicable cable
Connector part
A(mm)
Allowable bend radius
r(mm)
Coaxial cable
3C-2V
30
23
5C-2V 30
Figure 5.9 Connection method
Local module
A
r
Master station
Front
R-RD
F-SD
F-RD
R-SD
INOUT
R-RD
F-SD
F-RD
R-SD
INOUT
R-RD
F-SD
F-RD
R-SD
INOUT
Slave station No.1
Front
Slave station No.2
Station No.00Station No.01Station No.02
Front