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Locate the Main Terminal Block Inside the Control Panel.
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Locate the Terminals labeled A and C.
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The Door(s) with wires landed in A and C will be the Inhibiting Door(s).
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If the Inhibiting Door(s) is/are not fully Closed, the other Door(s) will not be able to be Opened.
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Place a Wire in Terminal A.
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This wire will go to Terminal X5.1 on the Inhibited Door.
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Place a Wire in Terminal C.
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This wire will go to any Terminal labeled 24VDC on the Inhibited Door.
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Locate the Main Terminal Block Inside the Control Panel.
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Locate the Terminals labeled X5.1 and 24VDC.
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If the Inhibiting Door(s) is/are not fully Closed, the Inhibited Door(s) will not be able to be Opened.
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Place a Wire in Terminal X5.1.
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This wire will go to Terminal A on the Inhibiting Door.
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Place a Wire in any Terminal labeled 24VDC.
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This wire will go to Terminal C on the Inhibiting Door.
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FOR INTERLOCK TO WORK, YOU WILL HAVE TO REMOVE THE FACTORY JUMPER BETWEEN TERMINALS X5.1 AND 24VDC ON THE INHIBITED DOOR(S).
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If Wired correctly, when the Inhibiting door is Closed, the PB STOP (X5) LED will be Illuminated on the Inhibited doors, and all Inhibited doors will be free to Operate.
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When the Inhibiting door is not Closed, the PB STOP (X5) LED will be OFF on the Inhibited doors, and all Inhibited doors will be Inoperable.
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Basically, the Stop button is being held on the Inhibited door(s) while the Inhibiting door is anything other than fully Closed.
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INHIBITING DOORS MUST BE CLOSED FOR THE INHIBITED DOORS TO BE OPERATED.
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