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<strong>Remote</strong> <strong>Line</strong> <strong>Controller</strong> (<strong>RLC</strong>)<br />

Product Manual<br />

Workmanship<br />

All wiring should be identified. The use of consistent cable types and colours for each element<br />

of the system will greatly ease system maintenance and future expansion.<br />

It is of vital importance to accurately label the installation and to provide detailed ‘as-installed’<br />

wiring drawings. Future maintenance and expansion of the system will depend on this<br />

information.<br />

Enclosure<br />

One <strong>RLC</strong> can be mounted vertically in the standard wall mounting enclosure with an IDC and<br />

power supply, or with a modem and power supply. Alternatively, a custom designed low-profile<br />

desk mounting enclosure is available.<br />

The enclosure should be installed in a secure area to prevent <strong>com</strong>promise of the system. The<br />

wall-mounting box may also be mounted horizontally if required. In all situations, sufficient<br />

space should be allowed to permit engineers to work inside the enclosures for future<br />

maintenance.<br />

The <strong>RLC</strong> should be installed in a clean dry area. It will work satisfactorily between a<br />

temperature of 0 degrees and 50 degrees centigrade with a relative humidity between 5% and<br />

85% and no condensation. The air should be <strong>com</strong>pletely free of corrosive gases<br />

Avoid strong magnetic fields generated by transformers and motors etc. Do not install the<br />

enclosures near to hazardous voltages or where they will be exposed to strong radio frequency<br />

signals.<br />

Power Supply<br />

If the <strong>RLC</strong> is fitted in a wall-mounting box then a standard 1 Amp power supply can be used.<br />

This is fitted in the same manner as for an IDC/IPC. Alternatively, if the <strong>RLC</strong> is mounted in the<br />

desktop enclosure then a separate plug-top power supply is available.<br />

It is re<strong>com</strong>mended that a standby battery be used. This is fitted in the wall mounting enclosure<br />

and is connected in the same way as for an IDC or IPC.<br />

Communications<br />

RS-422A <strong>com</strong>ms connections should be made with two individually shielded, twisted pairs (i.e.<br />

4 wires). All cable should be 22awg or larger, preferably stranded since it is less prone to<br />

damage during installation. Belden #8723 or it’s equivalent is re<strong>com</strong>mended.<br />

Page 4 of 11 PM004R02 – November 2001<br />

Grosvenor Technology Ltd © 2001

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