
3.22 Power Controller Indicators
Table 3–5 Controls and Indicators
Control or Indicator Function
CB circuit breaker Provides overload protection for the eight
output receptacles and control circuit.
BUS/OFF/ON switch Controls ac power to the eight ac outlets
and selects remote operation.
BUS position Enables remote control of ac power via the
Digital power control bus connectors.
OFF position Removes ac power from the power
controller output receptacles and prevents
the power controller from responding to
power control bus signals.
ON position Applies ac power to ac outlets receptacles.
Power control bus request signal is ignored.
Power control bus inhibit signal is valid.
EXTERNAL SENSE connector 2-pin on rear of
controller (only 887–C)
Isolates ac power from the output
receptacles. The circuit then must be
reset for normal operation by cycling the
circuit breaker off and then on.
Power control bus (3-pin) Provides a means of controlling the power
state of a system from remote locations. A
switch closure between Pins 1 and 3 will
supply ac power to the output receptacles.
A switch closure between Pins 2 and 3 will
isolate ac power.
Sequenced power control bus (3-pin) Adds a 0.5 to 2.0 second delay to the power
request line (pin 1).
Fuse Protects the ac bus from control circuitry
overload.
3.23 BUS/OFF/ON Switch (S1)
The three positions of this switch are BUS, OFF, and ON. When the circuit
breaker to the power controller is ON, this switch controls to the ac outlet in
the following ways:
• BUS position—Enables remote control of ac power via the Digital power
control bus connectors. The BUS position is intended for remote sensing
of Digital power control bus instructions. This position requires the use of
a remote sensing cable not shipped with the power controller. If you don’t
have this cable, or your application does not require the use of the Digital
power control bus, leave the switch in the ON position.
3–38 Preparation and Installation
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