Interlocking HMI Controlled Doors

Locate the Main Terminal Block Inside the Control Panel.

Locate the Terminals labeled A and C.

The Door(s) with wires landed in A and C will be the Inhibiting Door(s).

If the Inhibiting Door(s) is/are not fully Closed, the other Door(s) will not be able to be Opened.

Place a Wire in Terminal A.

This wire will go to Terminal X5.1 on the Inhibited Door.

Place a Wire in Terminal C.

This wire will go to any Terminal labeled 24VDC on the Inhibited Door.

Locate the Main Terminal Block Inside the Control Panel.

Locate the Terminals labeled X5.1 and 24VDC.

If the Inhibiting Door(s) is/are not fully Closed, the Inhibited Door(s) will not be able to be Opened.

Place a Wire in Terminal X5.1.

This wire will go to Terminal A on the Inhibiting Door.

Place a Wire in any Terminal labeled 24VDC.

This wire will go to Terminal C on the Inhibiting Door.

FOR INTERLOCK TO WORK, YOU WILL HAVE TO REMOVE THE FACTORY JUMPER BETWEEN TERMINALS X5.1 AND 24VDC ON THE INHIBITED DOOR(S).

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.

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.

Basically, the Stop button is being held on the Inhibited door(s) while the Inhibiting door is anything other than fully Closed.

INHIBITING DOORS MUST BE CLOSED FOR THE INHIBITED DOORS TO BE OPERATED.