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Omni Installation Instructions
© Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017Chapter 5 – Commissioning
5-1 Introduction
The commissioning phase begins upon completion of the mechanical and electrical installation
of the system and is the phase in which the user makes the system ready for operation. The
commissioning process consists of performing the following procedures, which are explained
elsewhere in this section:
5-1.1 - Inspect the Installation
5-1.2 - Check Input and Output Wiring
5-1.3 - Check Ethernet Connections
5-1.4 - Check RS-485 Connections
5-1.5 - Check EOL Jumpers
5-1.6 - Install Soware and Configure the Controller(s)
5-1.7 - Initial Tests
5-1.8 - Final System Check
5-1.1 Inspect the Installation
Referring to Chapters 2, 3 and 4, inspect the entire system for correct mechanical, electrical and
network installation. Correct any discrepancies noted. Inspection should include the factors listed in
the following paragraphs, as a minimum.
5-1.1.1 Mechanical Inspection
Ensure that all units and enclosures are free of debris such as dust, metal chips, moisture, etc, that
may have been deposited during installation. Clean as necessary.
•Ensure all covers are properly installed
•Ensure all units and DIN-rails are solidly mounted
•Check cable ducts. Ensure they are placed so that cables entering and leaving the ducts do not
make overly tight bends
•Make sure all units are located to provide safe access for operation and maintenance
•Make sure all units are located where they are not subject to temperature extremes beyond the -10
to 50°C range
•Make sure all units are located as far as practical from high current or high voltage cables or
sources of RF emissions
To prevent injury to personnel and damage to equipment, all electrical power must be o before starting
the commissioning process this includes power to the Omni units and power to input and output circuits and
equipment. When working with live power ensure that all electrical safety standards for work on live electrical
systems meet local regulatory requirements. Do not apply power to any unit or circuit until instructed to do so by
procedures in this section.
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