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General| Brand | Niagara |
|---|---|
| Model | JACE-3E |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists related documents for configuring and using JACE controllers.
Details specifications for JACE-3E and JACE-6E controllers and compatible power modules.
Lists the items included in the JACE controller package, including the guide and hardware.
Specifies the tools and supplies needed for installation, such as power modules and screwdrivers.
Provides warnings and cautions for safe operation, covering electrical shock and controller usage.
Details measures to prevent electrostatic discharge damage to controller components during handling.
Outlines safety measures for handling and disposing of the optional NiMH battery pack.
Explains European Union regulations for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, and pollution degree requirements for controller installation.
Provides guidance on controller placement and orientation for optimal installation.
Details the procedure for safely removing and reattaching the controller's protective cover for access.
Illustrates the main board layout, showing LEDs, option slots, and connectors.
Describes available option cards for adding communication features and their installation.
Explains accessory modules that connect via the 20-pin connector for power and signal lines.
Details how to connect the controller and accessory modules to earth ground for protection.
Explains how to connect power sources like NPB-PWR, NPB-PWR-UN, and WPM-XXX to the controller.
Details the two Ethernet ports (LAN1, LAN2) and default IP address settings.
Covers RS-232 (COM1) and RS-485 (COM2) serial ports, including pinouts and wiring.
Explains when RS-485 biasing is necessary to improve communication by eliminating idle states.
Details the procedure for modifying jumpers to add RS-485 biasing to the controller.
Instructions on how to apply power to the controller using various power supply modules.
Describes methods for preserving station data during power quality events using SRAM and NiMH battery.
Details the use of on-board SRAM for station data backup without a battery.
Explains the function and operation of the optional NiMH battery for continued station operation.
Explains the status LEDs for the Ethernet ports (LAN1, LAN2) indicating link and activity.
Describes the function and blinking patterns of the yellow Heartbeat LED during operation and bootup.
Guidance on cleaning the controller unit using vacuum, compressed air, or a damp cloth.
Details the process for installing, maintaining, and disposing of the optional NiMH backup battery.
Lists standard parts available for order, such as battery packs and connector plugs.
Identifies components that are not user-serviceable on the controller's base assembly.
Instructions for ordering and replacing the entire controller unit if faulty.
Outlines procedures for replacing the main base assembly of the controller unit.
Lists agency listings, compliances, and certifications for the JACE controllers.
Provides measurements and considerations for tab mounting the controller and accessory modules.
