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7.3.13 Re-fit the Controller Electronics
Re-fit the electronics into the controller case, checking that:
• All cards are seated correctly in their sockets
• The primary connections to the Lamp Supply Transformer have been set to
the correct voltage (Refer to section 4.1.1)
• The connections between the Lamp Transformer secondary and the HPU are
correct and are secure
• All plugs and sockets are securely mated
• All fixings are tight – especially those securing cards to side or back panels of
the cabinet.
7.4
Controller Commissioning
The ST950 family of controllers support both the traditional RS232 handset port and
now a USB handset port. The traditional handset commands are supported but the
user will find that the web interface provides a more detailed view of the controller
status to allow easier testing and commissioning.
7.4.1
Controller Setup
The following steps should be performed during commissioning:
• If required, remove the CPU Card and fit the optional RTC battery backup kit
(section 7.4.2)
• Load the IC4 configuration (section 7.4.3)
• Add the required Licence(s) (section 7.4.4)
• If required, configure the communications systems (e.g. IP data) (section
7.4.5)
• If required, configure and start MOVA referring to the MOVA7 handbook -
667/HB/46000/003
• If required, configure and start UTC referring to the UTMC OTU handbook -
667/HB/46000/004
• If required, start the Controller Monitor application to report controller status to
Stratos
• Set the controller date and time (section 7.4.8)
• Bag all signal heads
• Perform Lamp tests to ensure correct wiring (section 7.4.9)
• Learn the lamp loads (section 7.4.10)
• Perform Solar Cell testing (section 7.4.11)
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ST950 ICM Handbook
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Should the controller cabinet base/stool NOT be in-filled with kiln dried
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