Supported Features 11
SECTION 4 SUPPORTED FEATURES
4.1 Powering the Consolette
4.1.1 AC and DC Power Inputs
The Consolette is intended for connection to an AC wall outlet. It supports an internal power
supply that accepts an AC input of 110-220VAC 50-60Hz via a standard IEC 320 power inlet. The
power supply is auto switching so setting of an internal switch for 110VAC or 220VAC operation is
not required. An AC power cord ships with each Consolette. Refer to Section 6.2.1.7 for
information on the cable styles available for the various countries.
The Consolette also supports a connection to a DC battery. This functionality is standard, ordering
a separate DC option is not required. It supports a DC input of 13.8VDC +/- 10%. An optional DC
power cable with an inline 20 amp fuse can be ordered with each Consolette. The Consolette does
not provide charging capabilities on this connection. Refer to Section 4.22 for information
regarding an AC Power Fail alert when powered using DC.
The Consolette provides an LED on the front panel to indicate when it is operating on AC power or
DC power.
4.1.2 Power On/Off
The Consolette can be powered on/off in four different ways:
• Factory Default settings and using AC:
Apply AC to the unit, then move the I/O switch on
the rear panel to the I setting. The unit will now power up and remain on as long as AC
is present. When AC is interrupted, the unit will turn off. When AC is restored, the unit
will power back on.
• Factory Default settings and using DC:
Apply DC to the unit. The unit will now power up
and remain on as long as DC is present. The position of the I/O switch has no effect on
the DC input. When DC is interrupted, the unit will turn off. When DC is restored, the unit
will power back on.
• Factory Default settings and using both AC and DC:
The unit will power up once DC
power is supplied. It will automatically switch to AC if present when the I/O switch is set
to the I setting. When AC is interrupted, the unit will automatically revert to using the DC
source. When AC is restored, the unit will then automatically revert to using the AC
source again without interruption in operation.
• Codeplug set by user to enable the on/off button on the O5 control head:
Reprogram the
Consolette to enable the O5 control head On/Off button. Apply AC (or DC) to the unit,
then move the I/O switch on the rear panel to the I setting. The unit will remain off until
the user presses the On button on the O5 control head. Press the On button on the O5
control head and the unit will now power up. In the event AC is interrupted (and DC not
present), the unit will turn off. When AC is restored, the unit will power back on. When
the O5 control head On/Off button is enabled and AC power is lost and then restored the
unit will revert to the state it was in before the AC power interruption (On or Off).
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